
but seeing as there've only been a few people on the board, i'm not too embarrassed posting it.

someone please stop me.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:36,
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someone please stop me.

i am ashamed to admit i have the soundtrack to that movie.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:38,
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that's great stuff. techno's not bad. great headphone music.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:41,
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is that i actually enjoy techno night at the local dance clubs.
/hangs head in shame
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:44,
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/hangs head in shame

but i just killed my fingers doing this, so post it i shall.

a laptop trackpad is not meant for this sort of thing.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:04,
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a laptop trackpad is not meant for this sort of thing.

ow.
in retrospect, i should've done the outline in pencil and scanned it in and just colored it on ze computer. i am all teh moron.
edit: also, i did the big disney eyes. someone kill me please.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:09,
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in retrospect, i should've done the outline in pencil and scanned it in and just colored it on ze computer. i am all teh moron.
edit: also, i did the big disney eyes. someone kill me please.

knowing you endured such pain to bring us the wonderment of the big-eyed lovely blue boy
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well, so long as someone's happy :)
*cracks knuckles in ways they definitely weren't able to crack before*
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:24,
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*cracks knuckles in ways they definitely weren't able to crack before*

did you ever see this that I made a while back?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:28,
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yes, i did! but then my email had an internal spasm and i couldn't reply to things for a few days.
i was INFINITELY EXCITED and later emailed my bio friends from school, who agreed that i was a dork.
it was all very happy-making.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:31,
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i was INFINITELY EXCITED and later emailed my bio friends from school, who agreed that i was a dork.
it was all very happy-making.

at the same time that you were posting in this thread, I was just starting to think about this piccie, which I posted a couple days later. Then I figured it was only appropriate to pay homage to the little critter who semi-inspired the pic to begin with. Etc. Glad you like it!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:42,
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and also made me happy that someone listened when i ranted :)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:45,
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that is really a lot like a snake and is apparently quite ubiquitous and could possibly sinisterize your dreams for weeks untold if you looked at too many pictures of it when you googled. And so on.
/really, though, I'm a dork x 2, so I was interested. *shrugs*
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/really, though, I'm a dork x 2, so I was interested. *shrugs*

..Roy castle and a bedstead .... Or something hollow he can blow!.... Woo 2 the pic btw :)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:37,
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especially the detail on the chapel. just joshin'
very fluffy
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:43,
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very fluffy

Still good, though.

as it's nearly 6 in the morning here, i had better go to bed... night!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:52,
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I love these kind of series, so I'm going to steal the idea and do my own really soon. I have the perfect girl to shop in.
/'nite, and truly fine work, top-to-bottom!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:53,
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/'nite, and truly fine work, top-to-bottom!
![Challenge Entry: cowboys [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
(and they wouldn't fit in the mug)

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Click to see the full and complete version
for those who have yet to realise, this is just a tiny bit of the full picture
The first 144:

more:



It's nice to know (some) people are still liking them, nearly 150 in.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:36,
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but if you're still capable of getting a chuckle out of me, It Must Be a Good Thing.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:43,
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I'm just surprised that people havent gotten completely bored of them by now.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:47,
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trying to guess the big picture
I did once
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:49,
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I did once

if that helps
/and i have the attention span of.... oooh, that dog has a puffy tail!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:05,
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/and i have the attention span of.... oooh, that dog has a puffy tail!

tj: i just saw 3 moving objects in the sky, going farther and slower than shooting stars, and faster than aircrafts. and one was smoking at the end. wtf were those?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:44,
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you could not identify them; they were aloft.
Ergo, they were unidentified flying objects.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:46,
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Ergo, they were unidentified flying objects.

"ooh, look at me - I've got stigmata and a fucking halo and my dad created the fucking world in, like, six days"
Anyways, I'm off toHell bed now.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:56,
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Anyways, I'm off to

if there were 3 in a triangular formation...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:05,
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And a lot of us have seen stuff that can't be anything but you-know-what. I don't think much of it. I mean, there they are, flying around in their really cool space ships.
(Now spoon bending is another thing altogether. I've got some serious problems with that shit. Why I oughtta...)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:11,
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(Now spoon bending is another thing altogether. I've got some serious problems with that shit. Why I oughtta...)

I like those guys. They're made of melted pearls.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:26,
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Can't really fully appreciate it until you see the large version.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:38,
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and says 'Alien Abduction!'
/wanders off to watch xfiles and drool over david duchovny
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:43,
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/wanders off to watch xfiles and drool over david duchovny

On your gallery page, the rubbish thumbnail points to trapped.jpg, instead of rubbish.jpg.
Ees mucho woo though
Edit2: Removed first edit due to talking complete and utter horse poo
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:01,
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Ees mucho woo though
Edit2: Removed first edit due to talking complete and utter horse poo

For some reason, other people's work is infinitely preferable to my own :/
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:36,
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I think you'll like it
Clicky Clicky
Let me know
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:06,
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Clicky Clicky
Let me know

something that works, i mean.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:13,
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it does take a few minutes to load up completely
at least it does on my dialup
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:17,
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at least it does on my dialup

so it should load superfast, if anything's going to load at all.
which it isn't, seemingly.
maybe it doesn't work on safari?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:19,
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which it isn't, seemingly.
maybe it doesn't work on safari?

could you try that?
I'll delete the thread if it still doesn't work
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:22,
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I'll delete the thread if it still doesn't work

i can see your main site fine, but not this gallery. it's just got a great big white space. it's not even prompting me about plug-ins or anything.
there is a chance that it's just not compatible with safari.
edit: however, huzzah for cat-loving amerib3tans!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:25,
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there is a chance that it's just not compatible with safari.
edit: however, huzzah for cat-loving amerib3tans!

my main site is just a reg people type site
the good stuff is hidden inside
my most recent B3ta pics are reached by clicking HERE under the umbrella
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:32,
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the good stuff is hidden inside
my most recent B3ta pics are reached by clicking HERE under the umbrella

your gallery thing is showing up like this for me, if that's at all helpful.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:41,
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it will overtake your mind, and you will be powerless to resist its fell call.
delete it from your system now
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:04,
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delete it from your system now

i already shelled out my 15 bucks to register and get a nifty keychain.
i regret nothing.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:07,
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i regret nothing.

in your sleep
and you will draw doodles of them in the margins of restaurant menus and grandma's bible, etc.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:16,
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and you will draw doodles of them in the margins of restaurant menus and grandma's bible, etc.

when it's really bad is during the schoolyear...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:19,
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their call is strongest when you have the most to lose -- they rejoice in disrupting studies, breaking concentration, and otherwise wreaking mental and emotional chaos in the normally-studious and responsible citizen. I have banned that game from my classroom some semesters, it takes over minds so fast.
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computers are allowed in lecture halls at u of m, so you'd often see the kids in front of you with their laptops open in the middle of lecture, diligently playing snood.
we also had wireless internet in there, so some people would be downloading movie trailers or writing in their livejournals or whatnot during class. or, in my case, b3taing (and desperately hoping nothing NSFW came up).
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:29,
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we also had wireless internet in there, so some people would be downloading movie trailers or writing in their livejournals or whatnot during class. or, in my case, b3taing (and desperately hoping nothing NSFW came up).

there would be no way!
I have to have interaction and participation and see a lot of active listening going on, or else the students get assigned some immediate work. I had the same kind of profs in several college classes back when I was at UF. They'd see us get distracted or tuning out, and "POW!", either a pop quiz or an extra essay, etc. -- teaching assistants just loved it, I'm sure.

in a room with wireless internet.
but they can't really do anything about it, the lectures are far too big to pay attention to individual students, unless they do something stupid like neglect to turn their cellphones off.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:39,
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but they can't really do anything about it, the lectures are far too big to pay attention to individual students, unless they do something stupid like neglect to turn their cellphones off.

in lower division classes at UM, I'm sure it's as bad as it was at UF, with 500 to 1200 students in lectures. They'd have to pay me so much stinking money to teach in a room like that. I'd go nuts.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:43,
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maybe 500, but definitely not 1200! usually they're around 200.
1200 would be more like michigan state. apparently they have lectures where half the class isn't even in the same room as the lecturer, they have to watch him or her on a tv screen.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:48,
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1200 would be more like michigan state. apparently they have lectures where half the class isn't even in the same room as the lecturer, they have to watch him or her on a tv screen.

in a few classes.
Once a student hits second semester, second year, though, the class sizes usually drop dramatically. For me, I only had two classes of about 500. All the rest were "normal" (under 50). By the time I was a junior, I never had a class bigger than 30.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:59,
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Once a student hits second semester, second year, though, the class sizes usually drop dramatically. For me, I only had two classes of about 500. All the rest were "normal" (under 50). By the time I was a junior, I never had a class bigger than 30.

i never had a discussion session larger than 30. all my lectures were 200 or over.
but every art studio class was 20 or under, so as a freshman i lucked out.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 6:06,
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but every art studio class was 20 or under, so as a freshman i lucked out.

then i'd recommend getting on ein just plain html/php/asp/all that gubbins, and try to avoid things like plugins and flash.
Just my opinion though.
If it's just a fancy extra/bonusy bit, then have it as whatever you want, it's just you limit your audience when you use flash and funny plugins and stuff.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:25,
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Just my opinion though.
If it's just a fancy extra/bonusy bit, then have it as whatever you want, it's just you limit your audience when you use flash and funny plugins and stuff.

"viewpoint media player"
*distrustful of such things*
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:16,
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*distrustful of such things*

don't know why
it's a 3D gallery of stuff I've seen on B3ta posted to my site.
Hoped it would work better
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:18,
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it's a 3D gallery of stuff I've seen on B3ta posted to my site.
Hoped it would work better

is it not?
I'm seeing it fine, though. It did spack out my entire system for about thirty seconds while it loaded, though.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:26,
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I'm seeing it fine, though. It did spack out my entire system for about thirty seconds while it loaded, though.

in Adobe Photo Album
did you like it?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:28,
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did you like it?

I'm using IE 6.0 to see it now, and I'll try it out in Firefox, too, in a little bit. I get the whole musesum-looking interior and the pictures on the walls every so often, and when you click on them they show up in the panel space to the right. It's nice.

I'm really glad it's working for someone
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:39,
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it moves the view all around and appears to function the way it was intended, which seems to be to show all the pictures on the walls in the different rooms of the gallery
EDIT: I am surprised that it doesn't have a toggle indicator with the mouse pointer as it moves to an edge of the viewer. I was expecting an up or down or left or right arrow, or something, so that I could direct my view.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:48,
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EDIT: I am surprised that it doesn't have a toggle indicator with the mouse pointer as it moves to an edge of the viewer. I was expecting an up or down or left or right arrow, or something, so that I could direct my view.

I had expected that too. The auto tour is cool, but navigation is poor otherwise
thanks for all the comments
And helping with the test
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:54,
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thanks for all the comments
And helping with the test

but i get a prompt asking me to install "The Viewpoint media player, a quick free download? by agreeing to this download you;re agreeing with terms etc etc etc blah blah blah"
It mentions something about adobe in there too.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:29,
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It mentions something about adobe in there too.

just some text on the side and white. whitey white white.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:32,
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i very much doubt it, but maybe going directly to the page in the frame would work.
www.paws-and-claws.net/Gallery2/ThumbnailFrame.html
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:34,
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www.paws-and-claws.net/Gallery2/ThumbnailFrame.html

is that your gallery only functions in IE, and only if you install an activeX component, which I'm afraid I wouldn't trust if my life depended on it. You've already installed the component, that's why you're not getting this message about "would you like to install" etc. etc.
The page is dead in the water if you're using a non-activeX browser, meaning it will not work with pretty much anything except IE.
/Edit When you say "it's a 3D gallery of stuff I've seen on B3ta posted to my site", do you mean other peoples' stuff?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:48,
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The page is dead in the water if you're using a non-activeX browser, meaning it will not work with pretty much anything except IE.
/Edit When you say "it's a 3D gallery of stuff I've seen on B3ta posted to my site", do you mean other peoples' stuff?

sorry, but as stick figure said above, the more doodads you add, the less accessible you risk becoming. My own site is only available to certain browsers, because I wanted to use some newer web technologies on it and I didn't want to write a 'dumbed down' version, so I sympathise.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:00,
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I like all the bells and whistles
I'll keep the limit in mind
Ah well
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:04,
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I'll keep the limit in mind
Ah well

one normal baselined html, the other more shiny.
then let the user pick on an index page which site they'd like to see.... or else use some javascript to detect the user's browser and then load the appropriate version of the site.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:09,
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then let the user pick on an index page which site they'd like to see.... or else use some javascript to detect the user's browser and then load the appropriate version of the site.

Took about 45 seconds to load. Must be huge.
I must say that's my first virtual type of web experience. I've only just tried it, so I don't know what all is there. But whatever you did to do this, looks like it was a big project.
±Ÿáÿ
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 5:21,
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I must say that's my first virtual type of web experience. I've only just tried it, so I don't know what all is there. But whatever you did to do this, looks like it was a big project.
±Ÿáÿ

This is the most truthful of any documentary including the numbers '911' (excluding Robodog 911)
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i mean, he always looks like he's about to collapse of a heart attack.
and he wears michigan state hats.
good movies, though.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:31,
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and he wears michigan state hats.
good movies, though.

... but not actually true, as such.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:39,
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and of course he edits them to make them more sensational and so that they fit his thesis more exactly.
but there's a good deal of fact in them.
and most documentaries have an opinion, anyways.
edit: i can't forgive him the michigan state hats, though.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:42,
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but there's a good deal of fact in them.
and most documentaries have an opinion, anyways.
edit: i can't forgive him the michigan state hats, though.

about Michigan state hats.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:50,
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as the school itself.
as the wikipedia encyclopedia says: There is a long-standing rivalry between Michigan State and The University of Michigan, both academically and athletically. The two teams face off each fall in a football contest which seems to divide the state in two. Additionally, their hockey rivalry has been referred to as "the fiercest rivalry on ice."
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:52,
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as the wikipedia encyclopedia says: There is a long-standing rivalry between Michigan State and The University of Michigan, both academically and athletically. The two teams face off each fall in a football contest which seems to divide the state in two. Additionally, their hockey rivalry has been referred to as "the fiercest rivalry on ice."

and a hungry polar bear over the last fish in 5 billion million miles would be fiercer
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:54,
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why you felt you had to link to that.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:02,
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*stares*
oh, sorry, did you ask something?
edit: It's not NSFW in my opinion, but I don't work and there's probably others around here who would say it was.
However, there's some female boarders who dont like pointless use of semiclad women in woo yays and the likes.
not very helpful, i know.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:49,
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oh, sorry, did you ask something?
edit: It's not NSFW in my opinion, but I don't work and there's probably others around here who would say it was.
However, there's some female boarders who dont like pointless use of semiclad women in woo yays and the likes.
not very helpful, i know.

ok well I'll save it for times when the board is full of testosterone then.
edit: they are lovely though, aren't they.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:54,
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edit: they are lovely though, aren't they.

... but I work from home anyway.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:49,
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if more bikini-clad girls start bouncing around at people's work.
they can start at mine.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:52,
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they can start at mine.

SFW, and on that note I'm off to bed to dream of SFW things... night night b3ta!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:58,
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*spam*click for mice anim now in presentable form*spam*
goodnight
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:20,
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goodnight

it's the best way to keep people on your page while waiting.
PS if it's 2OOKb why does it take about 30 seconds over a 512KB/S connection?
EDIT: sorry, it actually takes about 4 minutes.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:25,
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PS if it's 2OOKb why does it take about 30 seconds over a 512KB/S connection?
EDIT: sorry, it actually takes about 4 minutes.

and fuck all happened
(600kb connection)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:27,
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(600kb connection)

"512KB/S" connection must be made of cheese. Or jam. Or Jeremy Beadles gnarled hand juice.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:29,
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take to to open this flash file then?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:30,
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I'm on 700-odd KB/s :P ner!
'Twas pretty much instant, though. The audio and graphics should stream if your connection is fast enough
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:34,
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'Twas pretty much instant, though. The audio and graphics should stream if your connection is fast enough

but seriously, do you think you'd get any juice out of that hand?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:31,
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there's a few drops left. It's like the husk of a twisted segment of lemon. Seemingly dry, but if you squeeze hard enough, goodness can be found within...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:35,
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Yeah, It's truly a sight to behold. Seriously, it's like a party in your mouth and only Jeremy Beadle and a select few A-list celebrities are invitied.
/boogies on down...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:38,
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/boogies on down...

EVERBODY DANCE LIKE THERE'S ASS IN YOUR PANTS!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:43,
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has made me want to listen to some Nick Cave.
*puts headphones on*
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:46,
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*puts headphones on*

your handjuice is so rare, so bitter, and so deliciously wrong.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:37,
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and fuck all happened
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 4:20,
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always after attention
yeah I know it's a big fookin puppy but no-one's here so I don't care.

Perhaps it is one of those optical illusions where things that look as though they are in the background are actually in the foreground...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:09,
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it's a right bastard.
"Who am I? What's my purpose? Why am I here? Who are you? Why are you trying to steal my legs? Did you say you're from the cornershop and you're here to collect outstanding debts? Why is your head three times larger than it should be? Are you Jeremy Beadle?"
Y'know, the usual
/off to bed...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:15,
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"Who am I? What's my purpose? Why am I here? Who are you? Why are you trying to steal my legs? Did you say you're from the cornershop and you're here to collect outstanding debts? Why is your head three times larger than it should be? Are you Jeremy Beadle?"
Y'know, the usual
/off to bed...

"why do 'cock hungry sluts' keep emailing me about their webcams?"
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:30,
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a clip from sabrina the teenage witch in japanese
why do you ask?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:14,
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why do you ask?

to be a live webcam, and she doesn't do too much
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:15,
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duh?
ps it's a man dressed up in a banja girl costume
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:16,
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ps it's a man dressed up in a banja girl costume

is for harry potter gay porn stories.
i was, to put it mildly, surprised.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:19,
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i was, to put it mildly, surprised.

how did you manage to find it? By *accident*?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:20,
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a friend of mine IMed me and demanded that i visit a link. it was a story of the aforementioned genre, but the reason he was linking to it was that it was hosted on my university's server. meaning that the person who wrote it goes to my university.
i asked what the hell was going on.
he said 'hey, there's tons of this stuff. it's what the internet's for.'
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:22,
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i asked what the hell was going on.
he said 'hey, there's tons of this stuff. it's what the internet's for.'

or why was *he*/*she* looking at it?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:23,
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behind everything, don;t you?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:24,
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and, quite frankly, i'm afraid to ask.
(he is gay, but not, so far as i know, a harry potter fan)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:25,
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(he is gay, but not, so far as i know, a harry potter fan)

for hardcore gay xxx teen harry potter anal lolita sort of thing. This post may generate a strange kind of traffic.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:27,
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using the truth to point out a previously unobserved cause and effect is funny.
there's a subtle difference
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:33,
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there's a subtle difference

Oh I haven't talked to her in a while anyhow. No msn.
I must have just missed her too then. poor you
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:16,
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I must have just missed her too then. poor you

well i'm visiting her on tuesday, we'll have to pop on the board and swear incoherently at people for a while
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:20,
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well have fun!
she does talk a lot though...
edit/ this is not a bad thing
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:20,
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she does talk a lot though...
edit/ this is not a bad thing

gruntle
v : cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:26,
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v : cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of

*climbs into the left one... starts gruntling*
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:37,
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i'm not sure if i should be excited or really, really worried.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:38,
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what I really want, however, is to nail the fucker that keeps calling me and making threats on my home phone
odd thing is, the number they are calling from a number that is the same as my mobile, execpt for two swapped digits . . .
BT and Orange have been crap so far, so I need to know what I can do to bring it back to these flangebubblenubsuckers.

or do they say stuff?
PS eyes are supposed to look in the same direction
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PS eyes are supposed to look in the same direction

and depending upon exactly where that point in sapce is will determine where they're looking.
As the poitn will never be in exactly the same position relative to both eyes (unless it would be directly to your left or right, in whcih case your eyes couldnt look through the side of your head so is therefore redundant) the angle at which they look will always be atleast every so slightly different.the closer the point is to yoru eyes, the larger the different in angle.
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As the poitn will never be in exactly the same position relative to both eyes (unless it would be directly to your left or right, in whcih case your eyes couldnt look through the side of your head so is therefore redundant) the angle at which they look will always be atleast every so slightly different.the closer the point is to yoru eyes, the larger the different in angle.

on that pic are still looking at different points in space
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wouldn't that mean she would lose the battle for survival of the fittest? Surely a genetic reject such as her would fail in society, forced into isolation due to her boss-eyed freak-face, forever destined to spend time trying in vain to focus on something.
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no likey now
and i always though that it was "boz-eyed"
anyroad
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:11,
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and i always though that it was "boz-eyed"
anyroad

is hers
and what's mine is hers
so in some way, even though they're hers
it's my fault

if we're going to get pedantic then eyes should normally be at slightly different angles but should always be pointing more inwards if anything, never more outwards from each other...
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you're just trying to nit-pick, the pic is awesome!
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:03,
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A guy I know at work whose eyes point in completely different directions. I never know where to stand when I'm talking to him. It's very disconcerting.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:02,
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red, gold and gre-eee-een.
/goes BoyGeorgical on yo's.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:06,
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/goes BoyGeorgical on yo's.

memory failed me for a minute there, but don't all lizardy things do that anyway?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:06,
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so it doesnt feel freakish and deformed.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:08,
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that's even funnier
you know why things are funny?
'cos they're true
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:10,
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you know why things are funny?
'cos they're true

i will hopefully be half a zoologist.
but not chameleologist specifically, no :)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:14,
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but not chameleologist specifically, no :)

what will the other half be? or will there just be a big gory hole?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:16,
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the other half will, hopefully, be arteest.
i.e. this sort of thing.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:17,
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i.e. this sort of thing.

i mean, IT IS ALL YOUR FAULT.
an' thank you :)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:24,
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an' thank you :)

THE EYES . . .
innit
so they called again - not so much threats as "who the fuck are you" - all a bit odd - I may wait until monday and turn the phone off until then.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:08,
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so they called again - not so much threats as "who the fuck are you" - all a bit odd - I may wait until monday and turn the phone off until then.

she could be looking at teh same point, might just be assuming she isn't because the iris/pupily bit of the eye isnt in the same relative position with the area of th eye you can see (crappily explained, but basically her left eye shows more white bit between the iris and the nearest edge and her right eye)
The shape of the eye (not the eyeball) woudl just have to be different enough to obscure different bits, even though she was looking at the same point.
That's crapply explained though.
I must be tired to be getting this pedantic over something.
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The shape of the eye (not the eyeball) woudl just have to be different enough to obscure different bits, even though she was looking at the same point.
That's crapply explained though.
I must be tired to be getting this pedantic over something.

that's a bit good
I used to have consecutive numbers with my mum's mobile cos they were bought at the same time, so maybe it's someone you know?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:57,
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I used to have consecutive numbers with my mum's mobile cos they were bought at the same time, so maybe it's someone you know?

if its a similar number, it's the same network/area. Is it the last few numbers that are the same?
Try typing it into google. Who knows, crazier things have happened.
I don't know anything. I'm fairly drunk and I'm now listening to cheesy new age music.
Sorry.
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Try typing it into google. Who knows, crazier things have happened.
I don't know anything. I'm fairly drunk and I'm now listening to cheesy new age music.
Sorry.

he'd be pretty defenseless in his non-awake state
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Yes! Is taht a...is taht...is taat. Is it a fucking crime?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:11,
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Not from me. Good work. So, she's walled-eyed for christ's sake!
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It wasn't the butler in the drawing room at all -
It was the other half calling me on the mobile, but with the wrong number (just) and giving them the grief that should heave been mine (the poor, poor bastards . . .)
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It was the other half calling me on the mobile, but with the wrong number (just) and giving them the grief that should heave been mine (the poor, poor bastards . . .)
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Shouldn't probably have taken that trip to the police station today.
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Yes, I know. I can spend a whole night like this. It's cheap at least...

i resign teh gay shift wishing the sweetest of dreems for everyone when they decide to sleep*
no strings attached, one sleep session allowed though
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:27,
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no strings attached, one sleep session allowed though

Hello. I've been to the pub. I am happy and jolly and can't type poperwyl.
Thsi is caues for much merriment, surelly
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Thsi is caues for much merriment, surelly

Damn you and your intuitive intuition. And your mind. And your cat, who is quite possibly super-intelligent and works these things out for you...
curses...
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:39,
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curses...

it's fooled me into thinking it's imaginary and that i dont actual have a cat.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:45,
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and gladly obliges fellaio any given time of night or day in return for some doggy style action?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:49,
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jemma jameson
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:51,
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it's jemma jameson fooling you into thinking she's some kind of filthy-minded cat who fools you into thinking it's actually jemma jameson
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it would. All bestiality is wrong. Don't even joke about it. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
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a cat, but my cat that I don't have is so damn smart, it's fooled me into thinking that I do have a cat.
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quite remarkable.
If that statement has any comedic intent, then I am afraid it is lost on me, for I am fairly drunk and can't work out any jokes more complex than this:
What is yellow, sticky and smells of vanilla?
--- The Mos Eisley Cantina.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
/wtf?
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:46,
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If that statement has any comedic intent, then I am afraid it is lost on me, for I am fairly drunk and can't work out any jokes more complex than this:
What is yellow, sticky and smells of vanilla?
--- The Mos Eisley Cantina.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
/wtf?

is in farenheit 911.
i was sitting in the theater and all i could think of was your damn spacktard song.
my brain kept going 'stick it where the sun don't shine'.
it was truly wonderous and awful.
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i was sitting in the theater and all i could think of was your damn spacktard song.
my brain kept going 'stick it where the sun don't shine'.
it was truly wonderous and awful.

might be the same person.
and we just never noticed.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:52,
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and we just never noticed.

I'm a fully paid-up member of the NRA. See, this is my mambership badge. WELL YOU CAN STICK IT UP YOUR ARSE"
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:58,
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farenheit 911 was more utterly terrifying.
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damn good movie.
bit like preaching to the choir for me, but unsettling all the same.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 3:06,
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bit like preaching to the choir for me, but unsettling all the same.

It was a bit hasty, hence the godawful midi backing, but sometimes these things just need doing.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:58,
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I've just wasted an hour or so on an audio editing procedure
fucked up the sequence and now I gotta start all over again :(
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:30,
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fucked up the sequence and now I gotta start all over again :(

i dig it.
and hate my old girlfriend, interestingly enough.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:20,
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and hate my old girlfriend, interestingly enough.

next it's the rampant sex with random strangers period.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:24,
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I think I have a coke habit...

hooray for tom leaving now to get drunk and forget about his former girlfriend who told him she needed to be close friends with him and to be single for a long time and then ditched him and came home from college with some guy named noah!
off i go!
[edit: sorry for the minor little threadjack ;)]
(set brain to erase)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:17,
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off i go!
[edit: sorry for the minor little threadjack ;)]
(set brain to erase)


feel free to make it a linky, mods - its rather big:)

about to reply to that over there. Have a woo over here instead.
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:09,
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i think everyones gone to bed, apart from berk, who i dont think EVER sleeps:)
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Sun 27 Jun 2004, 2:10,
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me with a large sideways broom contraption thing. That is fantastic! Also, I've just been eating hot chips and my mouth is burnt. Bastards!
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