you took a whole lot of lovin'
and gave me a handful of nothing
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:29,
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Do you still have Spong! on your forehead?
And did you get that job?
(that still makes me laugh, but even so, sorry for writing on your face and all that... :)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:32,
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(that still makes me laugh, but even so, sorry for writing on your face and all that... :)
lol
np, i think it might actually have helped, and i couldn't stop laughing all day, i should be thanking you really
i'll let u know if i get on as and when :)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:35,
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i'll let u know if i get on as and when :)
so many crap statements so little time
maybe
NotSafeForWork
edit: fixed and explicit now
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:23,
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NotSafeForWork
edit: fixed and explicit now
Ah.
Now I've clicked on it - i've just worked out what NSFW means.
Perhaps you should be more *explicit* for the dullards like me out here.
(means not safe for work by the way)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:58,
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Perhaps you should be more *explicit* for the dullards like me out here.
(means not safe for work by the way)
i thought it was kind of a given
like lol and roflmao etc...
~guess not.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:13,
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~guess not.
Internet World in London this week
I didn't even know, until I read my email this morning. Anyone going?
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:20,
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* ppprrr *
(sprays luke warm coffee over monitor in shock)
UKNM free boose?!
how do we get into this event?
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:30,
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UKNM free boose?!
how do we get into this event?
'tis not free booze
'tis merely a post-event pub meeting with likeminded new media bods.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:32,
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I didn't get where I am today by drinking free beer.
*chair squeaks*
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:45,
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Second series was the best, imho
Grot! was superb. Much better than the commune thing in series 3...
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:51,
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oi.
i think it's quite enough that you're allowed into my sleeping subconcious.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:38,
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Thank you.
I'm a tortured soul, really. My grumpiness is just a front...
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:25,
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agreed
We get to do stuff like this *and* get paid for it. It's a shite life.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:57,
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there's always a catch...
how does one gain entry to this beast? anyone got a link?
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:37,
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from my inbox (mbites newsletter)
Internet World in London kicks off today. The Guardian uses the
opportunity to brand the event "a sobering showcase of the dotcom
survivors". How nice of them. Sean Phelan, the unassuming founder
of Multimap.com which was literally founded in his back-bedroom,
gets a look-in as one of the newly-trendy, small, but well-run
Internet companies. Well, it's not as if many of the large,
badly-run ones are still around. Of course these surviving firms
were small and (sometimes) profitable back in 1998, long before
the boom. However, the Guardian rather runs away with itself,
branding the three-day event as marking "the coming of age of the
entire industry in this country". Some might say this is still a
little way off - given that most IT budgets now resemble
dustbowls. Apparently a poll of several hundred exhibitors taken
by Penton Media shows that 73% are optimistic about the
industry's future. But since Penton is organising Internet World
and would never release a *bad* survey, we'll have to take that
one with a little salt. However, at the least the Guardian can
point to Lastminute's very grown-up deal with Lufthansa
yesterday. Hooray.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:30,
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opportunity to brand the event "a sobering showcase of the dotcom
survivors". How nice of them. Sean Phelan, the unassuming founder
of Multimap.com which was literally founded in his back-bedroom,
gets a look-in as one of the newly-trendy, small, but well-run
Internet companies. Well, it's not as if many of the large,
badly-run ones are still around. Of course these surviving firms
were small and (sometimes) profitable back in 1998, long before
the boom. However, the Guardian rather runs away with itself,
branding the three-day event as marking "the coming of age of the
entire industry in this country". Some might say this is still a
little way off - given that most IT budgets now resemble
dustbowls. Apparently a poll of several hundred exhibitors taken
by Penton Media shows that 73% are optimistic about the
industry's future. But since Penton is organising Internet World
and would never release a *bad* survey, we'll have to take that
one with a little salt. However, at the least the Guardian can
point to Lastminute's very grown-up deal with Lufthansa
yesterday. Hooray.
Huzzah!
lastminute is making more money! I want them to buy nicey's company and then we'll be rich, rich I tell you!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:41,
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My dads at the interweb thing
On the Web Tapestry stand.
Woo for me dad
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:15,
archived)
Woo for me dad
ooh my 200th day...
to comemmorate this, i shall now go back to bed. again.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:12,
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bitchnor
i have exams this afternoon and tomorrow morning!
happy 200th day too =)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:20,
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happy 200th day too =)
your exams finish late...
mine were all done a week and a half ago.
leaving me plenty of time to, well, do bugger all!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:21,
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leaving me plenty of time to, well, do bugger all!
Blimey
When I were a lad my finals started on the 23rd May and finished on the 27th June. Them were proper exams them were.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:29,
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not finals
just third year. i want to photoshop, but i must reeeeeeessiiiiist!
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:36,
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Wouldn't finals be third year though?
Unless you're doing a 4 year like I did but I didn't have exams in the 3rd year...
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:40,
archived)
Morning b3ta boarders
ahhh, look! mentalist lurves his tractor. Oh how he chugs up and down the field, making those big furrows...
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:07,
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ahhh, look! mentalist lurves his tractor. Oh how he chugs up and down the field, making those big furrows...
Life imitating b3ta?
From today's Guardian:
There may be a few new insults, but the bathetic and sometimes inscrutable litany of fucks, cunts, wankers, prostitute poofs, cock VDs, sucks and the rest are still part of the city's background noise. The words do not shock in themselves, either in the context of Gilbert and George's works, or on the street: they are simply wearying, impotent and often aimless assaults on the consciousness. They are outward signs of a deeper malaise, trouble underfoot.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:58,
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There may be a few new insults, but the bathetic and sometimes inscrutable litany of fucks, cunts, wankers, prostitute poofs, cock VDs, sucks and the rest are still part of the city's background noise. The words do not shock in themselves, either in the context of Gilbert and George's works, or on the street: they are simply wearying, impotent and often aimless assaults on the consciousness. They are outward signs of a deeper malaise, trouble underfoot.
Found this little beauty...
via somethingawful. Hooray for the Online Dating Game! You'll have to sign up, but God what kinds of mayhem we can cause!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:33,
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heading
into London... ironically enough its taking an age to get in
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:45,
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Watching the football myself
Alain Prost! Victor Hugo! Rene Descartes! GĂ©rard Depardieu! Nicole! Claude Monet! Napoleon Boneaparte! Charles De Gaulle? Marquis De Sade Ecoutez-vous? Marquis De Sade Ecoutez-vous? Your boys took a HELL of a beating!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:06,
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I have to say I'm not a football fan
but seeing France get knocked out at this stage just fills me with joy.
I lived there for 3 years and know that they would feel the same if it was England regardless of the sport. So hah! Dans le cul!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:11,
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I lived there for 3 years and know that they would feel the same if it was England regardless of the sport. So hah! Dans le cul!
best not
to say you're a football fan in this place, they'll chop off your legs and throw you to the sharks
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:22,
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ah no I'm all for knocking the French.
Rude, smelly bastards. :)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:02,
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I like the frogs
They make nice cheese and wine. And they have nice mountains for me to ski on.
Heh-heh that they're out of the world cup though!!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:27,
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Heh-heh that they're out of the world cup though!!
I like French cheese and wine and even locals,
I just hate French people in England, particularly those who I actually know...
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 10:29,
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and.........
snails...frogslegs...cordon bleu.......cheapy french wine.... your boys are a pile of pants
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:32,
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Ooo ! La ! Laaaa !
This is the wrong forum, but.... they don't like it up 'em.
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:37,
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where is everyone?...
hang on!...your all on 'the spaz' as it were...i'll be back in a bit...
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 7:59,
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Look what I found in Toys 'R' Us!
It was the last one. I wish I'd gone a few weeks back when there were lots of them.
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 7:29,
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Hehehheheh
That is fantastic! Activity Kit - heh!
Oh, and morning folks!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:36,
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Oh, and morning folks!
love it
Looks like fun too. [edit] just noticed the pull donkeys tail bit. classy! [/edit]
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:54,
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driving me insane
this site is. it's www.epscilon.com and it was featured on the front page, sorry if this is a spaz but trawling the spaz is too painful on a dial-up modem so has anyone figured it yet?
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 7:12,
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paul says
" As/If you progress you will learn more about the game.
You are looking for a keyword.
The red letters spell a name and PSC is very important.
What's in a name.
To progress you have to learn more about me."
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:09,
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You are looking for a keyword.
The red letters spell a name and PSC is very important.
What's in a name.
To progress you have to learn more about me."
Well that told me !
I'll get back to me lurking then, where's me cloak ?
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:18,
archived)
Your username is an anagram of
"TV Stomas"
Use this information wisely!
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:27,
archived)
Use this information wisely!
Your username is an anagram of
"bum plucket"
Use this information wisely!
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:30,
archived)
Use this information wisely!
Your username probably has a funny anagram
but i'm too stupid to find it.
Use this information wisely :)
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:35,
archived)
Use this information wisely :)
ahem...
Your username probably has a funny anagram.
Use this information wisely :)
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:49,
archived)
Use this information wisely :)
In reality, It's a Game.
It's never as hard as you make it out to be.
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:36,
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Dammit
I know the answers right in front of me, but I think I'm having a case of hummusing or lack thereof
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:56,
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Pickled, if you drew that
then woo! (yay! if not...) because it is a veritable glass cock!
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:38,
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hehe
ahh.. :)
He just liquified it then..
in which case woo anyway. I don't care :)
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:15,
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He just liquified it then..
in which case woo anyway. I don't care :)
hey
hey...i am new...and my profile has been updated and now i am going to bed.....i have joined this clan and wether or not you like it...i am staying...lol
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:29,
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cool
I think you should keep the hey...i am new... as your opening salvo permanently, like Dr. Nick's "Hi Everybody!"
( ,
Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:39,
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I love that in Simpsons road rage
every time you pick up Dr. Nick..
"Hi Everybody!"
"Hi Dr. Nick!"
You'd think it would get on your nerves after a while, but like Spong!, it just keeps on making me laugh waaaay after it should have stopped :)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 8:17,
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"Hi Everybody!"
"Hi Dr. Nick!"
You'd think it would get on your nerves after a while, but like Spong!, it just keeps on making me laugh waaaay after it should have stopped :)
HOW DARE YOU
poo poo the Dreamcast.
It's a pure piece of gaming joy.
lo by the way.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:01,
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It's a pure piece of gaming joy.
lo by the way.
Dreamcast
graphics are up there with the PS2's for some games, and it has some nifty games.
PLUS they're dead cheap.
On the down side, gibbons aren't made of custard.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:17,
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PLUS they're dead cheap.
On the down side, gibbons aren't made of custard.
On the other downside,
you can only get a new game about as often as you can get a gibbon made of custard.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:21,
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That sort of thing doesn't bother me
the only console I have at home is an Atari 2600 :)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:24,
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:)
;) :0 and :P
as I said above but deleted because I replied to the wrong thread.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:50,
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as I said above but deleted because I replied to the wrong thread.
Wow
that's a long sentence. Nice of you to save all the full stops until the end ;-)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 9:24,
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Er. looks like it doesn't it
I stayed up till about half 1 listening to the breezeblock till i fell asleep then woke up at 1/4 to 6.
I'd set my mental alarm clock to wake me up for the Denmark France game and i guess it worked too well.
No point trying to get any more kip so i'm up again doing a trial run for tomorrow (England Nigeria).
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:15,
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I'd set my mental alarm clock to wake me up for the Denmark France game and i guess it worked too well.
No point trying to get any more kip so i'm up again doing a trial run for tomorrow (England Nigeria).
Ah - the benefits
of living on the other side of the world... about to knock-off work and head to the pub for tonights action
Yay!
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:20,
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Yay!
Don't know 'bout that
- coming into winter now - 4:30 pm and the sun is setting :-(
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:30,
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In Browntown...
A balmy summers day consists of anything over 22'c.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 7:34,
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I was up at 6
but meandered around looking after little'un, making toast, tea (from a saucepan, I twatted the kettle to bits yesterday) and rolling a fag or two.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:20,
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Ahh you've got a good reason then
I didn't read the 'tea' on my first glance at that and read it as ...making toast (from a saucepan)... I had a little think of how you could do that and then re-read it.
Ooh I'm going to reach my 1000th message (as fnord) today by the look of it.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:23,
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Ooh I'm going to reach my 1000th message (as fnord) today by the look of it.
63 more messages to go for me.
(to reach 4500 posts. I just don't shut up, do I?)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:27,
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Read Carefully
Alright this is my last post for tonight, I've been hoping for best of the board all day. Look this one's even got a Domo in it to make everyone happy =)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 5:53,
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Alright this is my last post for tonight, I've been hoping for best of the board all day. Look this one's even got a Domo in it to make everyone happy =)
yay!
thanks, something big to look at for a bit while not much is going on.
Cheers.
(for best of the board things need to be around 280 pixels wide or less to fit on, but big things can be resized sometimes)
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 5:55,
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Cheers.
(for best of the board things need to be around 280 pixels wide or less to fit on, but big things can be resized sometimes)
Yawwwwwwnn...
glad you like it fnord, and thanks for the info about the board. ok i'm going to bed now good night everyone
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:02,
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He doesn't look as scary like that though
He looks like he's giving a news report.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:09,
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Ohh crap
I made a huge typo.. ohh well i'll fix it up tomorrow i guess.
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Tue 11 Jun 2002, 6:04,
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