
If we printed several and took them off/put them back on rapidly it might just work...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:26,
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This was tsluts. It's my old personal site. See if you can spot the differences between it and b3ta.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:54,
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and if we took everyones hair colour on b3ta and mixed it up - we'd get grey.
It's a little know web fact - if you want stuff to work then the colour scheme must reflect the hair colours of the users.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:22,
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It's a little know web fact - if you want stuff to work then the colour scheme must reflect the hair colours of the users.

Purple on a background of strong tea, so I guess that proves your theory Rob.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:57,
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brings me to this old version of a friend's site:
universalarts
He told his kids the URL, so they looked it up at school and had all sorts of problems with the top left piccy.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:22,
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universalarts
He told his kids the URL, so they looked it up at school and had all sorts of problems with the top left piccy.

when I changed the design. i preferred it like that loads.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:36,
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i was looking forward to hearing "hello, fuck you" but it didn't play...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:40,
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there is a potential market for this shirt? i was
thinking that teens would love it since its got that
"school-shooting-spree-victim" look.

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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:53,
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thinking that teens would love it since its got that
"school-shooting-spree-victim" look.


not a monster. He's just annoyed because someone stole his earsocks.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:55,
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and found this page, which I now like very much.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:32,
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a B3ta merchendise shop and sell the best T-Shirt designs. (and mugs, mousemats etc.)
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:29,
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most of the images are based upon copyright violation. if we actually started selling products containing these images, there would be a shit load of legal stuff coming our way.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:32,
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it could very easily be de-copyrighted without losing any of its marvelousness.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:42,
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so we've got one item in our shop. a tie with the word cunt written on it. woo.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:43,
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could always make up stupid original B3ta merchendise.
Oh wait... original ideas... could be a problem :)
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:49,
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Oh wait... original ideas... could be a problem :)

worth it only for being the first case in
legal history involving a furtive bear.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:36,
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legal history involving a furtive bear.

I'm willing to take the copyright system on (for a few t-shirts and stuff anyway). Besides, who would suddenly look at your newly-laundered, pristine B3ta t-shirt and say...
"You owe me royalties, you cunt!"
It just wouldn't happen, although putting something on the net might (Remember Thomas the Wank Engine??)
Well, my mate sez they don't mind if it's "copyright" as long as they gets paid. And the printing is good, so don't think that quality suffers because of their "lax" attitude to copyright. Which is nice.
Should there be a vote in place for the best t-shirt? We can all then sit in darkened rooms with a computer and a barrel of coffee, just in case there are any "copyright" people out there, waiting to pounce... grrr..
PS. I haven't received many "heads up" on a number of t-shirts we'd need, mail me at [email protected]. Woo!... I don't know where that Woo came from...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:51,
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"You owe me royalties, you cunt!"
It just wouldn't happen, although putting something on the net might (Remember Thomas the Wank Engine??)
Well, my mate sez they don't mind if it's "copyright" as long as they gets paid. And the printing is good, so don't think that quality suffers because of their "lax" attitude to copyright. Which is nice.
Should there be a vote in place for the best t-shirt? We can all then sit in darkened rooms with a computer and a barrel of coffee, just in case there are any "copyright" people out there, waiting to pounce... grrr..
PS. I haven't received many "heads up" on a number of t-shirts we'd need, mail me at [email protected]. Woo!... I don't know where that Woo came from...

Actually how big do the images need to be resolution/size wise because i think some of the entries may need higher quality to come out any good on T-Shirts.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:19,
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Getting people to photshop stuff, and if they want it on a shirt, they can get a bigger version (which they would already have made!) which was scaled down to fit the b3ta page....
Or am I thinking of something else?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:43,
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Or am I thinking of something else?

image you like, and upload it to www.personalprint.com and they'll send you a t-shirt in a couple of days. we've used them before, and they are very good.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:50,
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i always notice it the other way round: my birthday's 23/11
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:16,
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i always notice it the other way round: my birthday's 23/11
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:17,
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what was the first ever post on the b3ta messageboard? I've looked in the archives but am not sure if I've found the right one.
Just out of curiosity!
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:46,
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Just out of curiosity!

if you could find the first b3ta post, you would unlock the secret.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:50,
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titled 'my pants' but is a picture of a tesla coil:

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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:06,
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but this isn't the first b3ta board. there was a board that came before this one.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:10,
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On Thursday 5th July -
knightrider samples - might be useful for some dreadful animation
from sound fx by craig at flipflopflyin
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:18,
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knightrider samples - might be useful for some dreadful animation
from sound fx by craig at flipflopflyin


posted up a piccy of a while back, no?
I have vague memories of the board format suddenly changing a couple of days after I signed up, but I wasn't really watching that hard at the time.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:19,
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I have vague memories of the board format suddenly changing a couple of days after I signed up, but I wasn't really watching that hard at the time.

the message board was the code we nicked off the guy who wrote the popbitch board. (it looked like PB, but with different colours) then we changed our minds, and Cal wrote some new message board code. Exciting stuff huh?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:25,
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thank you! I didn't know there was a board before this one.
I was just kind of interested to see if the board had kind of evolved or changed, but from the earliest post I could see on the board, I can see that it has always been mentalist pictures and what not.
And yes, it is exciting stuff!
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:17,
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I was just kind of interested to see if the board had kind of evolved or changed, but from the earliest post I could see on the board, I can see that it has always been mentalist pictures and what not.
And yes, it is exciting stuff!

I got an email from someone called Michiel van der Graaf yesterday, which I buzzed off.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:30,
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D'ya think we should tell him about this site?
I think we do it much better.
daniellee.com/DigitArt.htm
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:23,
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I think we do it much better.
daniellee.com/DigitArt.htm

when I said it was fantastic. it's not a very good game is it?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:31,
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you posting your own isn't fun... ;)
We need a random pool of desktops to choose from.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:35,
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We need a random pool of desktops to choose from.

the newsletter issues saved as text files?
We need a central database of desktops. Is interesting seeing who uses what res compared to their line of work...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:38,
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We need a central database of desktops. Is interesting seeing who uses what res compared to their line of work...

I could host the URL's of the screengrabs.
Build something like the archive....but with desktops.
Now we need the rules....
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:59,
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Build something like the archive....but with desktops.
Now we need the rules....

play that magnum midi really loud.
You know you want to!
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:36,
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You know you want to!

just fantastic! It made me blink a lot. Trying to keep time with it is very difficult.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:42,
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I realised it had my name in the corner, so wasn't much use as a competition. Also at 1600x1200, it was a bit big:)
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:53,
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mine 1024x2180 still quite big..
would you really want to host images thatsize? (as nice as mine is : )
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 11:27,
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would you really want to host images thatsize? (as nice as mine is : )

by checking out my desktop?

Here's a larger image.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:09,
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Here's a larger image.

Either a fisherman or a llama farmer I'd say, judging from that. Unless you're a balloon pilot? Is that it?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:27,
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his dick was in the chicken.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:00,
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says "can I have a .............................................................................. beer please"
and the barman says "Why the big pause?"
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:00,
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and the barman says "Why the big pause?"

by a girl for telling that joke wrong. www.channel4.com/entertainment/comedy/showcards/D/dare_for_dosh.html There's a dare where 2 people had to watch a looped tape of him telling that joke for hours until 1 of them could stand it no longer.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:12,
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The wedding was rubbish but the reception was fantastic..
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:01,
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a voice from nowhere say "Nice jacket mate, love the hair, looking good today". A bit shocked he asks the barman what's going on to which the barman points at the bowl on the bar saying "oh that'll be the nuts, they're complementary"
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:05,
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Goes into a different pub. This time he hears another voice going "that shirt is crap. Your wife's ugly, but I've still had her, and I think you're a twat." Shocked again, ne asks the barman who says, "oh don't worry about that. It's the cigarette machine. It's out of order."
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:13,
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By the 'E' on his pyjamas
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:09,
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Barman says: why the long face?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:10,
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"I bet you 50 quid that you can't reach those 2 bits of meat up on that hook" to which the butcher replies "sorry mate, the stakes are too high"
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:12,
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And suddenly he got hit by a sausage on a stick. "Who the hell through that?" He said.
A voice shouted out, "Me, Buffet The Vampite Slayer"
TAXXXXXXXXXXIIIIIII
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:12,
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A voice shouted out, "Me, Buffet The Vampite Slayer"
TAXXXXXXXXXXIIIIIII

lying in bed together. The egg is looking very contented, smoking lazily on a cigarette. The chicken, meanwhile lies facing away, looking slightly disgruntled.
After a prolongued pause, the chicken pipes up. "Well I guess that answers that question."
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:16,
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After a prolongued pause, the chicken pipes up. "Well I guess that answers that question."

Two parrots sitting on a perch, one says to the other, "Can you smell fish?"
Two goldfish in a tank, one says to the other, "How do you drive this thing?"
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:44,
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Two goldfish in a tank, one says to the other, "How do you drive this thing?"

hahahahahahahahaha.
That first one took a while to get.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 10:54,
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That first one took a while to get.

Put it in the microwave until it's Bill Withers.

one turns to the other and says "Blimey, it's hot in here" and the other one turns back and says "WOAH!! A TALKING SAUSAGE!"...ahem.
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 12:21,
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a bar, sits down at a table, and asks the waiter "do you serve bamboo here?" "The cook can make you some", said the waiter, and he brings the panda a big bowl of steamed bamboo, which the Panda eats with great relish. When the waiter brings the Panda the check, the Panda pulls out a revolver, shoots the waiter dead, and exits the restaurant. Bar patrons chase after the bear and when they catch the bear, he cries "I couldn't help it, I'm a Panda!" "what do you mean?", said his captors. Look up "Panda" in the dictionary, said the Panda. WHen they find the entry for "Panda" it says, "large black-and-white bear indigenous to Tibet and China. Eats bamboo shoots and leaves
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:15,
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The soon-to-be-banned olympic sport of Kitty Driving with furtive in the background... Got in contact with the T-shirt lady (sorry) and she'll get back to me with some prices / max dimensions etc...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 9:49,
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yup its pretty shite but somethings hiding out in there...

I think I see something, but it could just be the lack of sleep... Couldn't be sure...
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 9:37,
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... is the file name a red herring?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 9:39,
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is it a balrog?
it was a baby for some reason? untill i just refreshed it and now it..in the fog..what was the spooky visiting baby?
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 9:55,
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it was a baby for some reason? untill i just refreshed it and now it..in the fog..what was the spooky visiting baby?

Now i'm seeing dancing circling rabbits in the green bits like from Watership Down


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