http://store.yahoo.com/ftcollect/cowparnewset.html
Thats quite alarming!
They are quite possibly the worst things i have ever seen, yet i'm compelled to buy the whole set!
Thats quite alarming!
They are quite possibly the worst things i have ever seen, yet i'm compelled to buy the whole set!
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 19:40,
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Thats quite alarming!
They are quite possibly the worst things i have ever seen, yet i'm compelled to buy the whole set!
Thats quite alarming!
They are quite possibly the worst things i have ever seen, yet i'm compelled to buy the whole set!
can we phtoshop up a b3ta cow to submit for the London cowparade in June? Or at least provide a few suggestions...
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 3:02,
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I understand that george wubya and OBL may be a bit old hat.. but you have to love georges new homepage parody :)
www.drparsons.fsnet.co.uk/georg.html
Oh and it seems CoincidenceDesign.com may well get past its hoax status and start making money!
http://alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=12236
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 18:11,
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www.drparsons.fsnet.co.uk/georg.html
Oh and it seems CoincidenceDesign.com may well get past its hoax status and start making money!
http://alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=12236
Alright, already. I've had enough. This is my rushed effort. I started to lose the will to live half way through as you may be able to tell. Look out for the plot (in the Mullholland Drive sense of the word). Hey, make the tune(?) shorter next time.
Zombie Nation
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 16:16,
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Zombie Nation
...you do with the dale winton cum zombie dance-me-do.
In fact just that dale zombie interchange looping would make me very happy indeed. Thankyou.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 18:20,
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In fact just that dale zombie interchange looping would make me very happy indeed. Thankyou.
I've tried repeatedly.... anybody made it work?
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 5:08,
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I can't get it now either, but spliffchapstick above saw it so it must've worked then. Bandwidth problems? Do you want me to email it to you?
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 6:53,
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I can't get now either, but spliffchapstick saw it so it must work somehow. Tripod problem? Do you want me to email it? It's 1.2M
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 7:04,
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I can't get it now either, but spliffchapstick saw it so it must work somehow. Tripod problem? Do you want me to email it? It's 1.2M
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 7:04,
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I can't get it now either, but spliffchapstick saw it so it must work somehow. Tripod problem? Do you want me to email it? It's 1.2Mb
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 7:04,
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sorry for the repeats here but I never saw the message going up and I started pusing the button in a giggling fit. Do you want me to email the flash thing though?
I will push this button only once now.
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 8:10,
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I will push this button only once now.
where tits should be; isn't it obvious? :)
Nice, though...hehe....you can tell it's late.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 17:08,
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Nice, though...hehe....you can tell it's late.
seems she's having to make ends meet since the spice girls split (or are pursuing solo careers, if you will).
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 4:26,
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would be far tastier than eating animals, also, I have way less respect for people and would be able to eat them easier, because every person has done something wrong at some point, and hardly any animal has. Especially the ones that were born, reared and slaughtered in the same fucking room. If I didn't love the taste of meat so much, I would be vegetarian. Or at least a humanivore.
four legs good, two legs bad.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 20:41,
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four legs good, two legs bad.
Bahhhhh Im not on my computer and had to resort to using ms paint and mgi photo suite, thus its not as good as it could have been.

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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 14:42,
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Away from home last night with no PC or net connection, I was forced to turn to
my Palm PDA and my mobile... GSM and infra-red
combined to connect me to the net...
...really slowly and on a two inch black and white screen.
Proud to report that it was possible to read the b3ta board,
and even to see what some of the pics were of!
Tried it again at Heathrow this afternoon - the
llama-thing with the wheels was particularly legible.
I'll attempt to scan the device tomorrow,
just to prove the point - it's possible, but it looks shite.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 13:41,
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my Palm PDA and my mobile... GSM and infra-red
combined to connect me to the net...
...really slowly and on a two inch black and white screen.
Proud to report that it was possible to read the b3ta board,
and even to see what some of the pics were of!
Tried it again at Heathrow this afternoon - the
llama-thing with the wheels was particularly legible.
I'll attempt to scan the device tomorrow,
just to prove the point - it's possible, but it looks shite.
My avantgo reader has a 32k limit, much smaller than the board. What PDA based browser were you using?
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Fri 18 Jan 2002, 2:45,
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"Over 200 life-size molded cows will be sold to truly-moooved Calgary companies who will then contract local artists to make these cows fun, funky, and funtastical art." here

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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 12:30,
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and there's a place in switzerland where they paint giant frogs, although for the life of me i can't remember where. aaargh!
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 13:40,
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we did that in houston too, it was kinda cute, though I see enough cows as it is...
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 13:50,
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now Dallas has Flying Pegasus painted all over town
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 16:47,
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'Cept it's sheep that they paint. I always wanted one for my room.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 16:52,
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1) buy a crapload of plasticene.
2) Cover a cow in plasticene.
3) Remove cow from pasticene.
4) Insert cement where cow once was (perhaps some iron rods too).
5) Leave to dry. Lifesize concrete cow now exists under a layer of plasticene. Now you may paint it.
I am sorely tempted to try to make one of those things, but i really doubt i could ever work out where to start.
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 19:14,
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2) Cover a cow in plasticene.
3) Remove cow from pasticene.
4) Insert cement where cow once was (perhaps some iron rods too).
5) Leave to dry. Lifesize concrete cow now exists under a layer of plasticene. Now you may paint it.
I am sorely tempted to try to make one of those things, but i really doubt i could ever work out where to start.
1. boxer in a barbour(wax jacket fingy)
2. doberman in a denim jacket
3. great dane in a greatcoat
4. change of tack...jack russel in a jumper
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Thu 17 Jan 2002, 12:27,
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2. doberman in a denim jacket
3. great dane in a greatcoat
4. change of tack...jack russel in a jumper
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