
REACH OUT AND TORCHWOOD
May I present to you Captain Jack from Torchwood having a spaz, shouting 'The 21st century is when it all changes' whilst simianesque aliens are flinging their own poo at the back of his head and his assistant is rubbing her chubby titties against a UFO.

I thank you.
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May I present to you Captain Jack from Torchwood having a spaz, shouting 'The 21st century is when it all changes' whilst simianesque aliens are flinging their own poo at the back of his head and his assistant is rubbing her chubby titties against a UFO.

I thank you.

But it has NORKS and a little ALIEN COCK
YAY!
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YAY!


but i'm so old i remember when he used to present saturday kids telly.
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The present Mrs. Architect and I were watching the film recently and when the 'Sprintime for Hitler' song came up both went 'bloody hell, it's HIM'
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as i also find daniel craig, which news my mum is still reeling from.
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I am too old to remember that
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and strange, cavewoman hair. It's like wire wool or something.
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...but not about the jugs.
Nice juggage there :D
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Nice juggage there :D

there's more requested that I have done! I will post it in a few threads
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so have a woo and a *click*
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I suppose technically they do have twenty fists.
Woo!
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Woo!

But still nice for my eyes and brain. Well done you.
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Yays and all that. Though a couple of hours with me on your shoulder and you'll be after visiting the dry-cleaners.
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i just spat out my spicy chai tea on my keyboard looking at that
woo!
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woo!

tasty chai...
*feels pockets infinitely lighter due to rip off prices for what is effectively spice and powdered milk in a tub*
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*feels pockets infinitely lighter due to rip off prices for what is effectively spice and powdered milk in a tub*

and possibly some ears, a nose and some hair
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cowering in abject terror from a small trick-or-treating boy dressed in a cheery halloween costume



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I'm glad i noticed the alt text before i replied however
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It was a close thing..
luckily i suspected you of being tricksy my preciousssssss
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luckily i suspected you of being tricksy my preciousssssss

some mong asked for a piglet in a bacon suit seeking revenge . . .


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it's not socially acceptable unless you're currently sporting a nappy
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Ice? Lemon? Miniature severed babies' heads?

I'll be expecting something special soon! LOLZ
I can't get to grips with speeding tracks up/down on the fucking thing though
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I can't get to grips with speeding tracks up/down on the fucking thing though

only use the beatmapper on acapellas. If you use it on anything with beats it noticably fucks it up if you change the tempo by more than 1bpm!
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But then i add the acapella on a new track, and i can't work out how to alter the tempo on the individual track after it's been added. There's a tempo slider to alter the tempo of the whole thing, but it could do with an individual one on each track
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find the BPM of the instrumental (use a free bpm counter or something). Set the master tempo to whatever bpm it is. Then load in and beatmap the acapella. Voila - they will both be in time!1!!
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the telethon for norfolk and outlying rural areas
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where scopers rape kids live on telly in aid of the nonce foundation?
They won't get in trouble for it because they're special.
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They won't get in trouble for it because they're special.

on another note
What rolls down stairs
alone or in pairs,
and over your neighbor's dog?
What's great for a snack,
And fits on your back?
It's log, log, log
It's log, it's log,
It's big, it's heavy, it's wood.
It's log, it's log, it's better than bad, it's good."
Everyone wants a log
You're gonna love it, log
Come on and get your log
Everyone needs a log
log log log
*whistle*
LOG FROM BLAMMO
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What rolls down stairs
alone or in pairs,
and over your neighbor's dog?
What's great for a snack,
And fits on your back?
It's log, log, log
It's log, it's log,
It's big, it's heavy, it's wood.
It's log, it's log, it's better than bad, it's good."
Everyone wants a log
You're gonna love it, log
Come on and get your log
Everyone needs a log
log log log
*whistle*
LOG FROM BLAMMO

i'd love to see the anim with it too...
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The hydrogen powered model just gives its dirty hippy owner a light shower.
/goddamn hippy blog
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/goddamn hippy blog

boooooo....photobucket wont let me on

like a shrew that has fell into the grasp of the petals of doom. Fear the POD!
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joseph beuys? no, can't remember. like it though!
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reminds me of Dürer
he had a flower stuck to his birdy arse too
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he had a flower stuck to his birdy arse too

whether that's a hummingbird or an elephant vole.
Either way it's lovely :)
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Either way it's lovely :)

the shading very well - looks like he's got no trousers on...
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I can draw better than all you cunts

a beaked slug trying to escape from a fire on top of a fence post?
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But in case your not
There is a keith on Myspace. He writes amusing crap in his blog. The writing style reminds me of you.
therefore i think it is you.
*miss marples*
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There is a keith on Myspace. He writes amusing crap in his blog. The writing style reminds me of you.
therefore i think it is you.
*miss marples*

Reminds me a bit of sinfest, but that's just God talking I think.
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quality work!
And yes, very Sinfest - but also very cool :)
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And yes, very Sinfest - but also very cool :)

I point at random passers-by and say "hey he looks just like (insert name here)!"
The people I'm with usually just look at me blankly due to the fact that there is no resemblance whatsoever.
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The people I'm with usually just look at me blankly due to the fact that there is no resemblance whatsoever.

*Nullifies attack*
This could turn into a very long thread.
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This could turn into a very long thread.

*kills Aeris for good measure*
God I hate her.
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God I hate her.

*doesn't notice difference*
*ignores that whole system entirely*
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*ignores that whole system entirely*

1. Sinfest has done everything first
2. Sinfest brain-scanned me many years ago when I thought of doing all this stuff and stole everything. Perhaps.
3. Conversations with God are one of the easiest things to make jokes with.
It's really annoying. I want to have a few props used by God, but in my head there's a little voice saying 'you can't do that, it's way too much like Sinfest'. Buggrit!
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2. Sinfest brain-scanned me many years ago when I thought of doing all this stuff and stole everything. Perhaps.
3. Conversations with God are one of the easiest things to make jokes with.
It's really annoying. I want to have a few props used by God, but in my head there's a little voice saying 'you can't do that, it's way too much like Sinfest'. Buggrit!

It's only reminiscent of Sinfest - and let's face it, everything in the whole world is reminiscent of something else.
Just go with it - it works :)
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Just go with it - it works :)

then you might as well resemble something that's been running for years and has a proven success rate :)
I hadn't read Sinfest before I started writing Trouble Down Pit. I then read through the complete archive (which took a long time) and was rather miffed to see that many of my ideas had been done before. Ho hum, I'll just have to make my own versions of them!
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I hadn't read Sinfest before I started writing Trouble Down Pit. I then read through the complete archive (which took a long time) and was rather miffed to see that many of my ideas had been done before. Ho hum, I'll just have to make my own versions of them!

i likey that, looks a bit like that Billy Corrigan chappie stylee
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we are talking about the comic strip, right?
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are we? I thought Billy Corgan was the lead singer in Smashing Pumpkins.
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here the linky
www.randomhouse.com/pantheon/graphicnovels/corrigan_4.html
oops, i meant jimmy, not billy... twunt
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www.randomhouse.com/pantheon/graphicnovels/corrigan_4.html
oops, i meant jimmy, not billy... twunt

The colour scheme is similar, but those comics clearly take a very long time to draw. I try not to spend more than a couple of hours on mine (less if possible). It's supposed to be a hobby, after all!
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i've seen some of the orginals - they're about 4 foot wide, and drawn freehand. the man is a freak. check out his stuff, it's very dark...
another piccie:
arts-sciences.cua.edu/hsct102/cartoons/corrigan1.jpg
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another piccie:
arts-sciences.cua.edu/hsct102/cartoons/corrigan1.jpg

but there's one strip the guy does with a mouse and a cat's head that actually very funny.
um, but still dark. obviously.
F.C.Ware is his name i think.
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um, but still dark. obviously.
F.C.Ware is his name i think.

Possibly.
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Today.. Oh god. What the-
I don't know.
What're you lot up to?

But the blurry bit on the right made me think my monitor was broken.
Where do you get your inspiration?
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Where do you get your inspiration?

I made one of those round white guys yesterday just doodling around, and decided they would harass poor Vlad and Ural.
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Those two would make such good plushy toys. I would buy them.
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I would like to make plush versions of these two though,
the thought crossed my mind on a few occasions too.
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the thought crossed my mind on a few occasions too.

Eeee! for my birthday I might be getting plushy baby! (My 'baby' is the chestburster from Alien, I feel very maternal about it)
EEEEE!
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EEEEE!

And introduce it to everyone.
and stick it round the corner of the door when the postman knocks.
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and stick it round the corner of the door when the postman knocks.

like this: www.ftmm.com/b3ta/dragon.jpg
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im going for a coffee at 2 a then im off drinking at 3
yourself?
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yourself?

120 Seconds at 20 fps means 2400 frames to animate - I've managed 820 thusfar :(
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and i should be making cold calls but am here instead. that is what i am doing
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Cold calling is shit.
/used to work for Anglian a long time ago blog
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/used to work for Anglian a long time ago blog

at least it's not for windows and is for a like, rilly good company (that I sort of run) that does really cool stuff.
but i did just get a call from some bank who started with 'thanks for collecting this call'. does that mean i just paid for it? buggers.
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but i did just get a call from some bank who started with 'thanks for collecting this call'. does that mean i just paid for it? buggers.

If it is, wait until you receive your phone billl (write down the time and date NOW) and then send them a copy highlighting how much they've cost you and threaten to take them to court unless they reimburse your costs for an unsolicited phone call.
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*throws aforementioned (on board) bastard sword*
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Stay here and be niceandwarmandhot
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it might not be funny today, but when you find them by accident at a later date it is ace

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then I going to with the special boys and girls in their internet class. Today they're looking up their favourite things on google images, so this should be very interesting.
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Ask them to look for pictures of goats, but accidently write an "e" at the end of it on the blackboard
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As per usual concise, subtle and expertly done.
You are d'or, you really are.
*stops bumming*
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You are d'or, you really are.
*stops bumming*

/and nice new tag. I assume we won't be seeing this one in ZOO then, given the © ?
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I paid for the base picture and created the copper from scratch.
But nothing would surprise me about Zoo :-)
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But nothing would surprise me about Zoo :-)

and I've got free legal representation (offered from several bloggers) dealing with Zoo for me. Which is nice :-)
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poor Tony, he'd never get into jail because there's no room and they're all run by his mates
/Guardian blog
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/Guardian blog

that's brill
EDIT: What's the source for the people macca suprises?
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EDIT: What's the source for the people macca suprises?

..but every so often one perks me up and genuinely makes me larf!
arf!
.
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arf!
.

If I ever see macca hold anything up now though, the red mist is going to be upon me. I'll kill him and carve BUNFUCKINGDUN on his face with a pointy stick.
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But I'm in a good mood because it's sweet, beautiful Friday.
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It's all fun and games for a couple of hours and then it's just like watching Catherine Tate.
first time it was funny.
Second time it raised a titter.
Get the fuck off my tellyvizzle, bitch.
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first time it was funny.
Second time it raised a titter.
Get the fuck off my tellyvizzle, bitch.

then its just fun they can't see


One of my friends in blind in the left eye so I know this to be true.
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one of mines deaf in one ear
oh the fun we have!
"oi, paul...you wanna beer?...no? ok then!"
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oh the fun we have!
"oi, paul...you wanna beer?...no? ok then!"

it's his left ear so that's the one that faces into the car when he's driving.
so we call him all sorts while he's driving and he has no idea!
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so we call him all sorts while he's driving and he has no idea!

One half blind mate
One mate with Spina Bifida who's stopped arguing when I call her hopalong
One friend with worse spina bifida in a wheelchair. So far haven't called him trundly although am considering it.
Dad's a cripple now that he's got a bionic knee. Call him crip/cripple/raspberry ripple. He doesn't seem to mind.
And I'm arthritic. Yaaaaay.
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One mate with Spina Bifida who's stopped arguing when I call her hopalong
One friend with worse spina bifida in a wheelchair. So far haven't called him trundly although am considering it.
Dad's a cripple now that he's got a bionic knee. Call him crip/cripple/raspberry ripple. He doesn't seem to mind.
And I'm arthritic. Yaaaaay.

all i have is torn muscles in my left hand.
stupidl i was sailing across the English Channel hoisting the mail sail. 100Ft mast up
37Ft accross meaning ther was 1850 squar feet of sail for the wind to catch. there was only me and 2 other guys pulling it up and i was aat the back as the main anchor, so i wrapped it round my wrist.
boat suddenly hit a gust of wind, we all get pulled forward and up buy the rope and i get my wrist crushed.
we drank merry that night
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stupidl i was sailing across the English Channel hoisting the mail sail. 100Ft mast up
37Ft accross meaning ther was 1850 squar feet of sail for the wind to catch. there was only me and 2 other guys pulling it up and i was aat the back as the main anchor, so i wrapped it round my wrist.
boat suddenly hit a gust of wind, we all get pulled forward and up buy the rope and i get my wrist crushed.
we drank merry that night

I broke my thumb knuckle went I went to see WASP as I was plastered in platform boots.
I never went to hospital and to this day I have about 50% less movement in it than my other one.
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I never went to hospital and to this day I have about 50% less movement in it than my other one.

once, when playing football when i was 13, i fell down a rabbit hole and fell over, but because i was running when i fell in to the hole, the force of me coming down on it broke my leg
edit: but how do you live without proper movement of your thumb?
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edit: but how do you live without proper movement of your thumb?


Come now, is cpt wow being a meanie?
Yea? Shall we go get some cake?
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Yea? Shall we go get some cake?

That would make her 'bothered'
(Tried to sit through that last night, to see if I had earned the right to slate it. I Have)
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(Tried to sit through that last night, to see if I had earned the right to slate it. I Have)


"Yeah Vader.. It don't matter.. 'cos even if you beat me I'm still the best"
bet He wouldn't have been saying that if he'd kicked Vaders Ass...
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bet He wouldn't have been saying that if he'd kicked Vaders Ass...

The horrible thing is I can't actually wrangle a cutlass really. I'm trained in Talhoffer style fighting but that's more Big Bastard Swords, really.
Well, the bit I did anyway.
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Well, the bit I did anyway.

that there's actually a sword called a 'Bastard Sword'.
That's the weapon I'd want.
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That's the weapon I'd want.

I just call it a hand-and-a-half sword, as that's what it's always been called around me.
It's rather large. And in two pieces now the tang's snapped.
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It's rather large. And in two pieces now the tang's snapped.

longswords were otherwise known as Bastard Swords apparently.
Truly inspired.
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Truly inspired.

yes there is, and I remember it well.
There are some really stupid names in RPGs.
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There are some really stupid names in RPGs.

You can swing it one handed if you're well-trained, but it can also be used two-handed. They're sort of between a zwei-hander and a longsword.
Aragorn's spethial sword in Return of the King is a bastard sword.
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Aragorn's spethial sword in Return of the King is a bastard sword.

Except 'PULL THE BLOODY BLOW WOMAN, YOU ALMOST TOOK MY FACE OFF'
Pfft. I'm much better now....
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Pfft. I'm much better now....

I must bring them to a bash one day, so we can all compare weapons.
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Although i've been off sick for two days so feels more like a Monday to me... actually Woo! one day week!
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and in another note, you've been like a post whore over the past couple of days!
*doffs cap*
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*doffs cap*

And you're all just so sexy.
You know, I get home and tell Brett all about you all. For ages.
I'm so sad.
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You know, I get home and tell Brett all about you all. For ages.
I'm so sad.

Lucky me throwing up my guts for one day then spend the next day with a throat that felt like it'd been cheese grated! Think i earned a one day week!
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I had a skinfull but i don't think it's the same as a slinffle.
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*runs*
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i like that =)
Threadjack: can anyone give me a link to "optimising animated gifs with the black lines through to reduce file size?" Thanks.
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Threadjack: can anyone give me a link to "optimising animated gifs with the black lines through to reduce file size?" Thanks.

and then put width="280" in the img tag.
then you get no scanlines and a nice retro pixel effect.
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then you get no scanlines and a nice retro pixel effect.

I've done it this way:
Open animation as layers in Tattyshop
Create new layer
Use horizontal line selection to fill a few alternate lines with black
Dupilcate this layer a few times
Move the lines around and merge the layers so that I have a complete screen of black lines
Duplicate this layer and merge with all animation layers
Profit
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Open animation as layers in Tattyshop
Create new layer
Use horizontal line selection to fill a few alternate lines with black
Dupilcate this layer a few times
Move the lines around and merge the layers so that I have a complete screen of black lines
Duplicate this layer and merge with all animation layers
Profit

select a dark colour that is already used in the image
then
just make a layer above all of the others that has a line drawn in that colour on every other row of pixels
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then
just make a layer above all of the others that has a line drawn in that colour on every other row of pixels

thanks a lot :)
Thanks to everyone else as well. Much appriciated.
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Thanks to everyone else as well. Much appriciated.

I thought it was something to do with the actual compression settings, never thought that u just add your own scanlines to cut down the number of coloured pixels.
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is a tattyshop/PSP filter to instantly add scanlines to an image but sadly I no longer have it nor can I remember who made it. Simple thing to do is make a big scanline layer then save it as a PSD for future pasting of the layer.
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and people thought that there were no more original ideas left 'I likes this a lot
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woo!
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my great, great, great grandad was an innovative medieval woodblock carver and did a wry print of this before any thing like it was invented.
he was found to be a warlock and burnt at the stake
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he was found to be a warlock and burnt at the stake

I found three that sort of fitted and merged them. Was going to use my own x-ray of my foot but realised prostetics probably aren't made of bones.
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then 5 min shopping it

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however much i hate that fucking source picture, your version is rather amusing, so woo!
i have to go to a youth offenders meeting in a couple of hours, so they can see how much of a miscreant i am =| oh joy of joys. ('noon all)
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i have to go to a youth offenders meeting in a couple of hours, so they can see how much of a miscreant i am =| oh joy of joys. ('noon all)

don't be dumb, just be a smarty
come and join the nazi party!
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come and join the nazi party!

The writer-director Mel Brooks' appears very briefly in the film, singing "Don't be stupid, be a smarty/Come and join the Nazi Party" in the song Springtime For Hitler.
His version of line is also dubbed into each performance of the musical and in the movie version of the musical.
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His version of line is also dubbed into each performance of the musical and in the movie version of the musical.

so at least I've put my own mind at rest.
I recognised the voice
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I recognised the voice

wanna come to my swingers one?
we've got all the best swings...big ones, little ones, ones that take two people and ones that have handles
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we've got all the best swings...big ones, little ones, ones that take two people and ones that have handles

Yaaaay.
as long as they're not those ones with the bendy seats that means the chains stick in your bum.
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as long as they're not those ones with the bendy seats that means the chains stick in your bum.

that are infact two big for ya bum so ya end up sitting on the "groove"
:(
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:(

My bum is like Bernard Black's ex girlfriend's.
Comfy though.
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Comfy though.

i bet its not that big. its a fact, all women say "my bums HUGE" when infact, mines bigger!
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It's a well known fact in my house that my bum is a big round thing.
But it's useful.
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But it's useful.

I meant to do that earlier but I got all caught up in the b3tary goodness.
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found that arses are very good for sitting on.
Very well designed, bums are.
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Very well designed, bums are.

Some poor people don't have proper bums though. I pity them.
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have very proper bums.
They're the sort of bums who fart politely.
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They're the sort of bums who fart politely.

Plus I'm really clumsy so it's tempting fate.
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but then they do stay warm for ages too
edit: replied t othe wrong post :(
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edit: replied t othe wrong post :(

And I never knew why until now.
*feels*
Yup, that and my haunches are actually quite cold even now. I can't feel it, but it's true.
*mystified* thank you.
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*feels*
Yup, that and my haunches are actually quite cold even now. I can't feel it, but it's true.
*mystified* thank you.

"COME ONE AND ALL AND BE AMAISED AT THE COLD COLD ARSE OF CAPTAIN WOW!!!!
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I'm not letting people fondle my bounteous wares for free.
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So if they were slices you or the manwife could have them.
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Is a popular stereotype here in good old Ingerlund.
Not that it's true.
Sorry.
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Fri 17 Nov 2006, 12:07,
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Not that it's true.
Sorry.

considering a ll is like lllyhhhchchchc isn't it?
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goes a bit like the 'ch' in "Ich" and then "l" on the end.
So yeah, lllyhhhchchchc about covers it.
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So yeah, lllyhhhchchchc about covers it.

But i'm not Welsh. Sorry to dissapoint :(
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if someone's frottaging me in my sleep I'm never disappointed.
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want to print this out and send it to all my friends on my birthday.
I really do.
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I really do.

Drank all the punch and pissed in his fishbowl.
He hated them ever since
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He hated them ever since

As long as there will be singing!
Hallo! Ich heiße...
Ich heiße...
Ich heiße...
SLIM SHADY!
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Hallo! Ich heiße...
Ich heiße...
Ich heiße...
SLIM SHADY!

Like it.
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reminds me of a scanner darkly!
*edit maybe I don't understand vectors after all...

But could you make it a little smaller? 50kb or lower if you please :)
Good work!
*edit*
Thankyou - you are a gentleman/lady (delete whichever is inappropriate).
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Good work!
*edit*
Thankyou - you are a gentleman/lady (delete whichever is inappropriate).

can be "indexeed" as it only has a finite number, also you dont need to dither(much)
so therefor you can use png (you've gotto select indexing though)
or use gif
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so therefor you can use png (you've gotto select indexing though)
or use gif

Yep not a lady.
I usually manage to keep below 50kb sorry lack of judgement won't happen again..
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I usually manage to keep below 50kb sorry lack of judgement won't happen again..

Thanks for sorting it!
Thou art a good b3tan. *pets*
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Thou art a good b3tan. *pets*

but still, *bDOINK*
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics

Unless peple start posting .pdfs
or worse rely on mozilla's vector readin abillities
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or worse rely on mozilla's vector readin abillities

think i just googled bianca beauchamp which is not safe for work. but great for fwapping
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internets has warped my fragile little mind.
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shes the sexyest.
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and see the actual file name
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its hosted on msn so the url is a garbled mess but the filename is there at the end.
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She's rather easy on the eye.
I haven't seen a scanner darkly. any good?
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I haven't seen a scanner darkly. any good?

i make a massive mess, plus i like chinese food too much not to eat it in massive forkfuls
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it's lush & they give you a fork without asking
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but i hate asian style soup spoons. they're shit.
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*tries to think of excuse to use 'you beginner luck' line from Karate Kid*
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*dies laughing*
i would PAY BIG BUCKS to see this in a booklet
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i would PAY BIG BUCKS to see this in a booklet

Can't think i'd be any good with'em though!
Woo to pic!
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Woo to pic!

saying that... i usually just use my fingers.
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except mrs thor cant work them, i has to buy her rookie sticks, but she still uses a fork.
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i have heard that the sausage roll was invented to take the piss out of the french
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I saw them at a festival last year. They held a mini olympics with events such as the 20 yard stroll & cucmber discus.
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their events are sponsored by Hendricks too - mmmmmm
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thats like pythons stupid olympics!
"oh, and hes ran himself over"
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"oh, and hes ran himself over"

But he needs to send an urchin to fetch one of the more classy periodicals for him to read.
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Did everyone read Popbitch's story of the alarmingly cool 4 year old child called Wolf?
Edit: Wolf Gillespie is the son of Primal Scream's
Bobbie and fashion stylist Katy England. He
goes to nursery school in Islington, where he
is a classmate of Fran Cutler's daughter
Mercy Magic.
Recently one of the teachers scolded little
Wolf for a misdemeanour. Did Gillespie Jnr
cry or throw a tantrum? Of course not.
He just shrugged and walked off, saying
"It's only rock and roll."
Wolf is four years old.
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Edit: Wolf Gillespie is the son of Primal Scream's
Bobbie and fashion stylist Katy England. He
goes to nursery school in Islington, where he
is a classmate of Fran Cutler's daughter
Mercy Magic.
Recently one of the teachers scolded little
Wolf for a misdemeanour. Did Gillespie Jnr
cry or throw a tantrum? Of course not.
He just shrugged and walked off, saying
"It's only rock and roll."
Wolf is four years old.

Did you listen to that version of Heartbeats by The Knife?
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"shine on you crazy diamonds-pink floyd" and "hurt-johnny cash" finish
:)
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:)

Theres a Version knocking around with the Knife and Jose doing the vocals...
It's tres Ace...
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Fri 17 Nov 2006, 11:43,
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It's tres Ace...

It was up on there for a bit...
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In many societies, parents will drown a Clown Child in a sack as soon as it's born... Unfortunately this is illegal in this country so many clowns get to full adulthood...
It's Political Correctness gone mad I tell you...
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It's Political Correctness gone mad I tell you...

but sadly at the age of 6...YES BLOODY SIX FUCKING YEARS OLD....my brother forced me to watch IT the clown
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o 0
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For that Full on, Life-long Trauma Effect...
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'this picture comes from little Jesse Custard aged 5'
woo:)
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woo:)

oh that type of mouse!!
T.J:Can anyone tell me of a not too expensive graphics card? I need to buy one.
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Fri 17 Nov 2006, 11:43,
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T.J:Can anyone tell me of a not too expensive graphics card? I need to buy one.

i have cold pizza for breakfast and a mars bar for afters. so i'm all of the happy.
you?
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Fri 17 Nov 2006, 11:48,
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you?

i have a tin of celebration chockys and i am drawing pics - so all happy here!! :o)
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