
you must now die.
you, your family, your families family, etc...
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you, your family, your families family, etc...

i can almost hear the wailing and gnashing of teeth now...
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Rather bizarre paintshop/paintmash hybrid

Oh, it's Oedipus and the Sphinx btw
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Oh, it's Oedipus and the Sphinx btw

they used to support mine, back back in the day, too!
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hi, i'm robin cousens, famous ice skater and some time fop
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baby machine, and not very good TV presenter.
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I'm Peter Mandelson, but you can call me Prince.
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mostly because everyone has pictures in their profiles and seems to get drunk with each other all the time. if you're famous though, we want to know
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like as long as you make something nice for the board.
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the whole Grunge / Camden Lurch thing was my thing (back in the day of course).
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if you are Axl Rose, life is sweet, if you are Cass from the Senseless Things, it's rubbish
/select magazine mid 90's
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/select magazine mid 90's

cass
the bloke with long hair,
the other bloke with long hair, or
the other bloke
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the bloke with long hair,
the other bloke with long hair, or
the other bloke

*blushes modestly* - now realise I look like a showing off ponce.
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Love the Senseless Things! Saw them at The Pink Toothbrush in Essex, top gig!
Do a runner! Do a runner!
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Do a runner! Do a runner!

after her solo project 9forgotten the name)
she's now session vocal-ing
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she's now session vocal-ing

Did you know the Wiiija lot at all?
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Camden Falcon/Dublin Castle/Underworld regular for about 12 years, could hardly avoid them
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you may have seen us then, we were also regulars at the Falcon and Underworld.
[and we were on Wiiija]
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[and we were on Wiiija]

and also the man with the tambourine in soul II soul
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the spoons on Pump Up The Volume.
Unfortunately Freddie didn't like my kazoo on Bohemian Rhapsody and I was dropped from the final mix.
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Unfortunately Freddie didn't like my kazoo on Bohemian Rhapsody and I was dropped from the final mix.


but here's my head with my Zuki. This is an actual photo, so it's to scale:
www.pritch.co.uk/photos/suzuki/gapbrokendown.jpg
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www.pritch.co.uk/photos/suzuki/gapbrokendown.jpg

..and raise you a reposted Series 3..

In my defense, it was posted at night last time, so maybe different people saw it.
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In my defense, it was posted at night last time, so maybe different people saw it.

Cool, if I could only get my car to do that... :)
WYH etc....

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WYH etc....



I rilly rilly want a graphics tablet.
can anyone recommend one? I was thinking about this: Nisis

80 quid for an a6 one. but i've had mine for years and it's still as good as new...
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two years ago and I've had no problems..
200 NLG is like 75 quid.
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200 NLG is like 75 quid.

and can honestly say that even a little a6 wacom is better than the biggest inferior brand...
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hooray for bouncing!
hooray for parallax scrolling!
HOORAY!
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hooray for parallax scrolling!
HOORAY!

really rather wonderful - woo!
I assume parallax is a posh word for moving..?
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I assume parallax is a posh word for moving..?

It's the 'different bits of the background moving at different rates' effect that was so pouplar among sideways scrolling platform games of the 80s & 90s.
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it's nice though

as i would have to acquire flash and then learn flash before animating anything...
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Evolution is a LIE!
www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-where1.html
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www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-where1.html

it makes me happy that they are allowed to think things like that.
[edit] www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-age1.html crasy kids
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[edit] www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-age1.html crasy kids

dinosaurs aren't mentioned in the Bible though...
/hicks
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/hicks

www.christiananswers.net/dinosaurs/j-where2.html
In 2000 BC surprisingly. I guess carbon-dating must have a margin of error around 100000% then.
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In 2000 BC surprisingly. I guess carbon-dating must have a margin of error around 100000% then.

Behemoth: A huge animal, possibly the hippopotamus, described in the Bible.
Tannin: stuff in tea
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Tannin: stuff in tea


and they've got answers for everything, brother:
www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/sexaddictiontips.html
Stephen Arterburn in his book Every Man's Battle talks about retraining the eyes to "bounce away" from visual things that stimulate lust in you. For men, this might mean you need to look away as soon as you see a scantily dressed female jogger. Don't fuel your lust. Avert your eyes from temptations, and don't look back.
The same applies to visual temptations on magazines at the grocery store checkout line, or billboards, television programming and commercials. A good habit can be formed in around two weeks. Keep bouncing your gaze away, and remarkable improvement can be noticed rather quickly.
Destroy all pornographic materials in your possession -- magazines, books, videos, and computer files. Make no provision for your flesh (Romans 13:14). If you can't control yourself, then you must then get rid of every possible access to pornographic material in your life (Internet, cable TV, etc.). Stop feeding the fire.
If some friendships cause too much temptation, severe those relationships.
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
See ya guys!
edit - am I the only one who gets excited just seeing the *words*: 'scantily dressed female jogger'?
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Wed 1 Oct 2003, 15:47,
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www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/sexaddictiontips.html
Stephen Arterburn in his book Every Man's Battle talks about retraining the eyes to "bounce away" from visual things that stimulate lust in you. For men, this might mean you need to look away as soon as you see a scantily dressed female jogger. Don't fuel your lust. Avert your eyes from temptations, and don't look back.
The same applies to visual temptations on magazines at the grocery store checkout line, or billboards, television programming and commercials. A good habit can be formed in around two weeks. Keep bouncing your gaze away, and remarkable improvement can be noticed rather quickly.
Destroy all pornographic materials in your possession -- magazines, books, videos, and computer files. Make no provision for your flesh (Romans 13:14). If you can't control yourself, then you must then get rid of every possible access to pornographic material in your life (Internet, cable TV, etc.). Stop feeding the fire.
If some friendships cause too much temptation, severe those relationships.
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
(looks at board)
(bounces eyes)
See ya guys!
edit - am I the only one who gets excited just seeing the *words*: 'scantily dressed female jogger'?

"Here's how to pray, each and every day...
...Confess all known sin"
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Wed 1 Oct 2003, 15:49,
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...Confess all known sin"

www.lasermonks.com but not surprising, I suppose
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But I love what it is. I wonder if they actually bless the toner?
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Not odd at all. Historically, monks have baked and sold bread, relied on agricultural pursuits, baked and sold fruitcake, produced wine, and of course copied manuscripts to cover their minimal living expenses and help support charitable works.
These are monks of the 21st century and are using the technology we all use and love and profit from as their business endeavor.
I applaud their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit as well as their prices!! (they have excellent prices on ink and computer accessories)
As far as the site being boring, well....as an avid internet consumer I care more about the product, price and customer service than the bells and whistles)...but then again, I am a grownup. :-)
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Wed 1 Oct 2003, 19:30,
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These are monks of the 21st century and are using the technology we all use and love and profit from as their business endeavor.
I applaud their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit as well as their prices!! (they have excellent prices on ink and computer accessories)
As far as the site being boring, well....as an avid internet consumer I care more about the product, price and customer service than the bells and whistles)...but then again, I am a grownup. :-)

good day to you fine person.
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...the fully juiced IMPALA
/edit fp.you love me, you really love me...sniffle blart!

he picked up at Toshi Station (along with some power converters)
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to have the light saber turn on as he's wanking right now
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