
4chan is over there *points*
b3ta.com is for shopped stuff.
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b3ta.com is for shopped stuff.

few real world crossovers.
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where you sign in with a webcam client and get paired with a random person. The theory is that you chat with new people and enjoy the experience. 4chan in their typical way have been using it for months, shocking people with goatse, lemonparty and worse. It hit the front page of a few of the news sheets this week.
OP thinks it's amusing he had a mannequin posed that way and got paired with a guy with the same pose.
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OP thinks it's amusing he had a mannequin posed that way and got paired with a guy with the same pose.

Our valiant poster was engaged in such a chat, but instead of pointing the webcam at him or herself, a miniature posable doll was held up giving the impression of the doll being in full control of the user's computer.
The stranger at the other end either changed his pose to match the dolls upon entering the chat, or, by an unlikely coincidence, was also posed in this way at the moment of connection.
Either way, lols were had and a screenshot was posted to the b3ta board.
Pappa Ratzi misinterpretted b3ta's rules.
You and Barbs RISed.
I explained.
End.
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The stranger at the other end either changed his pose to match the dolls upon entering the chat, or, by an unlikely coincidence, was also posed in this way at the moment of connection.
Either way, lols were had and a screenshot was posted to the b3ta board.
Pappa Ratzi misinterpretted b3ta's rules.
You and Barbs RISed.
I explained.
End.

More will likely happen in the future.
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The lols were made by the people involved in the conversation only.
But not being funny never stopped people posting before, so let's not quarrel.
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But not being funny never stopped people posting before, so let's not quarrel.

It looks as though it may be to do with the internets.
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CFB
Previously

WELL IS IT?
I like the troopers, but I don't like that green whateveritis in the field.
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I like the troopers, but I don't like that green whateveritis in the field.

Sweated blood over getting it properly integrated into the picture, and now I don't like the colours.
Not brown enough...
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Not brown enough...

..whack in a few tie fighters chasing the Falcon, and an AT-AT in the background.
Sorted.
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Sorted.

But equally I have a number of particularly tedious pieces of writing to get out of the door this week so who knows where procrastination will lead me..?
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ace stuff :D
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I should know, I've tried often enough...
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thieves there now steal wheels and leave cars up on books
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(Doesn't actually wear a cap, but if I did, I would :)
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I can see what the problem is right here - I'm not looking at what I'm doing while I fanny about with your engine...
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I love the fact that they headline it "The Real William"

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In other news, we are at war with Eurasia. We have always been at war with Eurasia.
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Was listening to an article on Radio Bore about him the other day - in a rather delicious irony, he was an absolute posh boy with a desperate fear of the prolitariat.
Still - 1984 is fantastic. Combine it with Huxley's Brave New Woild and you've got pretty well exactly where modern Western capitalism is today.
Sorry - I'll shut up now.
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Still - 1984 is fantastic. Combine it with Huxley's Brave New Woild and you've got pretty well exactly where modern Western capitalism is today.
Sorry - I'll shut up now.


Notes from a small island had me lidderally lolling on the tube on my commute.
I'm currently on A Short History Of Nearly Everything and Neither Here Nor There, the latter of which is having a very similar effect.
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I'm currently on A Short History Of Nearly Everything and Neither Here Nor There, the latter of which is having a very similar effect.

It's probably the longest I've taken to read a book, as even with zombies and ninjas, Austin is a tedious author. Reads like a script "Such and such said this, so and so replied with that, such and such retorted with this, and much laughter ensued" ad infinitum.
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To me it seems like it's the original chick lit.
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I scored very highly on QI after reading that
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Engaging - but not so lolly as the others.
But bloody hell BB's brain must be the fullest in all of Christendom.
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But bloody hell BB's brain must be the fullest in all of Christendom.

have a copy of Island (by him as well) close to hand as respite.
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I'm starting to feel poorly read this morning.
nings Grunty
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nings Grunty

There are so many books I've not yet got round to. The ex used to work at a publishers, so many many freebies ensued.
\o/
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\o/

The comment that he looks like Gary Newman gives me an idea *wanders of to Google Images*
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*dribbles*
hello and manhugs - how are you doing?
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hello and manhugs - how are you doing?

:)
how are ya? I wish I had more time for b3ta and to catch up with the shinanigans or the cast and crew - but I don't... I may do in the summer :)
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how are ya? I wish I had more time for b3ta and to catch up with the shinanigans or the cast and crew - but I don't... I may do in the summer :)

as quickly as he arrived, he was gone again off on another adventure
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His gran was going on about how terrible it was, they turned on her and said "But you've never got on a 'bus in your life!"
"Fair enough" said she - "I will get one tomorrow."
Sure enough she did, and as she stepped up to the driver said "92 Smithway Drive, please"
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"Fair enough" said she - "I will get one tomorrow."
Sure enough she did, and as she stepped up to the driver said "92 Smithway Drive, please"

I'm rather fond of the occasional bbc mashup :)

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good nings everyone!
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I understand he exchanged saucy texts with a lady.
What next - reading erotica to be grounds for divorce?
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What next - reading erotica to be grounds for divorce?

Go and watch Trainspotting now! And then go and read the book. Your education has been severely lacking.
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I command you to adore him.

I'm trying to get some moneys in the attempt to make a whole production line. If you'd like to help out I'm rewarding every backer with fabulous prizes. bit.ly/kickstarterspaceman
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I'm trying to get some moneys in the attempt to make a whole production line. If you'd like to help out I'm rewarding every backer with fabulous prizes. bit.ly/kickstarterspaceman

I adore your animations. When will we see a full length movie starring cats of questionable intent?
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you need one of those: volpinprops.blogspot.com/2009/09/big-daddy-bioshock.html
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screaming out for a flying kick through that window, I'd say

if inspired = horrified by.
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Town is coated in them.
ALSO
Humans
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ALSO
Humans

Unsure. Their site is a bit unclear and I can't figure out if they're currently still judging or if they've decided or what's up. I came in 11th out of 700 entries much thanks to b3ta and it's denizens.
I've applied to a bunch of different funding sources but have nothing solid yet. I suppose if all else fails I can go back to being a productive member of society. It's been a nice reprieve sitting in my workshop inventing things, tho.
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I've applied to a bunch of different funding sources but have nothing solid yet. I suppose if all else fails I can go back to being a productive member of society. It's been a nice reprieve sitting in my workshop inventing things, tho.

I would.
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I more often wear an apron, tho I've ruined a good few outfits lately going without. Gosh, I just realized that I'll have to get a job fairly soon to continue making things. Bah. Any ideas where an inventor/hacker/maker/geek can go for decent employment these days? Is the Manhattan Project still hiring?
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and invent one :D
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i did like ciccone youth a lot, even though i think it played on the radio station nearly every hour when i was at uni.
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what's the retail price likely to be?
if one donates $250, will that include shipping and handling of said lamp?
and how much do I have to give you to shave your neck?
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if one donates $250, will that include shipping and handling of said lamp?
and how much do I have to give you to shave your neck?

I've gotten in touch with some select art collections and shops and retail will probably go for $300 there. I might produce my own limited editions with special colors and hand painting at that same price or perhaps less.
If you donate $250 to the cause I will ship your completely free lamp anywhere for no additional cost.
No one controls the neckbeard! It's who I am, man. It's my identity.
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If you donate $250 to the cause I will ship your completely free lamp anywhere for no additional cost.
No one controls the neckbeard! It's who I am, man. It's my identity.

Thank you much. I've improved the design a bit and might be selling a few to fans.
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Are not you going to be environmentally responsible and use the mercury-filled fluorescent plastic-framed globes instead?
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But surely one must rape the globe in some way to harvest even the twinkling environmental magic of ecofriendly fairylights. I fully intend to provide the light myself. I will make it out of my own sense of self satisfaction, pour it into jars, and provide it to people to spread on their lamps as they see fit.
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![Challenge Entry: Corporate Greenwash [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
SEE:

also: fuck it might as well.
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also: fuck it might as well.

If they get made and you buy one I encourage you to put a CFL on yorn. I'm going to stick to my steampunk antiquities, myself. None of this modern frippery.
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it looks quite silly with t'other bulb.
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The method's actually not too hard. All you really need is the bulb housing, some tin foil, clay, a chisel, a file, and an oven. I made some progress shots of the whole thing going together here www.flickr.com/photos/gianteye/sets/72157622545785329/
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tribs.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/images/b3ta/Cybarbie/usb_barbie_desklamp.htm
LED based.
Sadly, apparently a cat ate it. Or at least ripped its head off.
So... would investors get a share of the profits of this venture?
Additional question : Will the final product have the option of a lamp shade? Incandescent bulbs get very hot and aren't comfy to look at directly.
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LED based.
Sadly, apparently a cat ate it. Or at least ripped its head off.
So... would investors get a share of the profits of this venture?
Additional question : Will the final product have the option of a lamp shade? Incandescent bulbs get very hot and aren't comfy to look at directly.

You're donating. So no, no profits. All rewards for your donations are listed clearly on the page.
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Spooky! It's like that faceless robot friend of the janitor in West World!

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Cute Barbie lamp. I can see why a cat would seek to destroy it, though. It does have a similar brand of evil to the one cats contain.
Unfortunately I'm not taking investments, just donations. I have a hard enough time managing projects and making my own money back. I'm trying to entice people into donating with gifts that hopefully are about equivalent to the money they give with the time and effort and art I put into them. Still, it's all out of the goodness of your heart.
I'm still not sure what I'm going to do with the final product. I'm tempted just to go with the bare Edison bulb, which is bright enough to provide useful light but is still beautiful and comfortable to look at.
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Unfortunately I'm not taking investments, just donations. I have a hard enough time managing projects and making my own money back. I'm trying to entice people into donating with gifts that hopefully are about equivalent to the money they give with the time and effort and art I put into them. Still, it's all out of the goodness of your heart.
I'm still not sure what I'm going to do with the final product. I'm tempted just to go with the bare Edison bulb, which is bright enough to provide useful light but is still beautiful and comfortable to look at.

But how did you get to work with NASA? And what were you doing? Its just that its always been a dream of mine to work with NASA in an engineering job, wondering what I would need to get the chance. Thanks in advance :)
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They actually came to my school and picked some industrial design students to work with them on blue sky ideas for incremental lunar habitation. It lasted a few months and then they set us free. I suspect, in retrospect, that it was all simply an advertising campaign to show off how forward thinking and innovative they were to use ideas from enthusiastic young designers or some such.
It was pretty frustrating trying to pry reasonable information out of the engineers that dealt with us directly. We'd ask questions like "what's the internal structure of a prospective fuel tank like? could the tank, after getting voided on landing, be used as a storage tank for grey water or is it unworkable." We'd tend to get brushed off with questions like these. It was a might tedious.
I know some JPL engineers at Ames. It seems like they got their jobs through social connections. I'd recommend joining groups like Dorkbot and Battlebots. I'd also visit conferences like DefCon and be a part of hackerspaces like Noisebridge. They're good places to meet up with exciting engineers some of whom might be or be friends with NASA people and offer a leg up. It's also a good idea to make projects that nerds find captivating and insinuate that you're looking for work with NASA along with the project. Spacebridge is kinda a good example www.youtube.com/watch?v=go56JzqoFK0
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It was pretty frustrating trying to pry reasonable information out of the engineers that dealt with us directly. We'd ask questions like "what's the internal structure of a prospective fuel tank like? could the tank, after getting voided on landing, be used as a storage tank for grey water or is it unworkable." We'd tend to get brushed off with questions like these. It was a might tedious.
I know some JPL engineers at Ames. It seems like they got their jobs through social connections. I'd recommend joining groups like Dorkbot and Battlebots. I'd also visit conferences like DefCon and be a part of hackerspaces like Noisebridge. They're good places to meet up with exciting engineers some of whom might be or be friends with NASA people and offer a leg up. It's also a good idea to make projects that nerds find captivating and insinuate that you're looking for work with NASA along with the project. Spacebridge is kinda a good example www.youtube.com/watch?v=go56JzqoFK0

you should put your energy into something else
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good first thing to see after not logging in for quite a while.
edit: you've scared people off from posting anything above your lamp.
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edit: you've scared people off from posting anything above your lamp.

seemingly so. I fear I've broken the b3ta. Who should I call to fix this.
ps: thanks.
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ps: thanks.

I imagine it will have been copied and mass produced in China by the time you read this though
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making one using threeD printers like shapways.com?
It is very nice, I recognise it have you posted it before or elsewhere?
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It is very nice, I recognise it have you posted it before or elsewhere?

Though I think 3d printing is mighty cool a model this size would probably cost a couple thousand dollars to print. That and I'd have to find a way to digitize the design either scanning it or sculpting the model digitally myself first. I'd be perfectly willing to print one if someone gave me a whole pile of cash to do so, tho.
I do 3d printing fairly often and though it's coming down in price pretty steadily and coming up in quality even faster it's still not too practical for production lines, especially that the material is never all too strong when it comes out.
I think my lamp's been posted across a few blogs. I know it's been on Make and Craft as well as some design zines.
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I do 3d printing fairly often and though it's coming down in price pretty steadily and coming up in quality even faster it's still not too practical for production lines, especially that the material is never all too strong when it comes out.
I think my lamp's been posted across a few blogs. I know it's been on Make and Craft as well as some design zines.

The internet is going collapse into infinity.
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*unzips*
bagsy I go first!
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bagsy I go first!

Don't do something you'll end up regretting.
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At least, I presume that's what it is, it's certainly got all the signs.
woo!
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woo!

But I'm a bit worried that's because I was an idiot teenager at the time and if I watched it again now I'd hate it. So consequently I don't want to watch it again. Difficult.
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especially the panthers

If I watch it again and hate it then we're over.
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haven't tried yet, still being a busy little bookwallah.
don't knock off for another couple of hours.
I might try having fewer tracks open at one time, see if that helps.

what do you do to make your beats?
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I had a few loop samples knocking around on the hard drive from 2005.
They were public domain from some Dutch site I think, if I find a link I'll message you.
Otherwise just copying breaks from MP3s, nawwty nawwty : D
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They were public domain from some Dutch site I think, if I find a link I'll message you.
Otherwise just copying breaks from MP3s, nawwty nawwty : D

but have a gander at this lot
www.breakbeatsonly.com/links.htm
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www.breakbeatsonly.com/links.htm

I still have Anvil Studio on my PC for programming, it's free to download the basic version.
edit: ah balls it doesn't actually support MIDI
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edit: ah balls it doesn't actually support MIDI

I downloaded the trial version of renoise.. when I found out it was what venitian snares makes his musics in.. then I got very confused by hexidecimal programing. i think I'm gonna stick with plugging my guitar into the puter.. making noises with it then fucking with it in audacity :D
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still holds up to repeat viewings.. also try and get the uncut version.. The sex scene is vastly "improved".
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Or something
Hi nick
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Hi nick

Are you going to any Winter Olympic events, Tahk?
I was watching the Snowboard Cross earlier and it's probably the greatest thing I've ever seen. I've spent the last three hours watching clips on youtube :(
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I was watching the Snowboard Cross earlier and it's probably the greatest thing I've ever seen. I've spent the last three hours watching clips on youtube :(

that was pretty insane.
Flips and shit.
Mens GS is where it's at tho
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Flips and shit.
Mens GS is where it's at tho

Must be the most fun way to destroy your knees.
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You should pay for me to visit you on your skiing gap year. You really should.
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...it's because I want to see people fall over.
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it's funny.
I once double ejected into ice thinking it was powder.
My face didnt like it. :(
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I once double ejected into ice thinking it was powder.
My face didnt like it. :(

Goddamn.
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Example: ran into someone, swung my knife, went through the entire animation and somehow he still knifed me first.
Tonight was better, came first in a couple of team deathmatches. 20+ kills so quit for a bit while I was ahead.
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Tonight was better, came first in a couple of team deathmatches. 20+ kills so quit for a bit while I was ahead.


and I get more than another games worth of playing out of it as it's the cost of a game.
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i'm playing mw1 and finding hardcore headquarters is the best way to level up
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it was pretty much all I played back then.
I tend to play Mosh Pit on MW2 these days tho as it's fun with friends
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I tend to play Mosh Pit on MW2 these days tho as it's fun with friends

and no doubt get my arse whooped and get disenfranchised and turn it off.
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and I've been spoilt by MW games :(
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I managed to get danger close pro VI today and got the emblem and a new title.
I did do pretty well on a few search games earlier like being the last guy left and taking out the 4 remaining guys on their team.
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I did do pretty well on a few search games earlier like being the last guy left and taking out the 4 remaining guys on their team.

I think Rothko cut his arms at the elbows rather than the wrists.
And he didn't cut them off. That's would be pretty tricky, particularly the second one.
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And he didn't cut them off. That's would be pretty tricky, particularly the second one.

So that when that arm is removed, the blade falls onto the other, removing that one.
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"Please find enclosed in this package my hands as originally promised"
"I apologise for the slight smearing of the paper, this was unintentional"
"I hope this concludes our arrangement"
"Yours, Billy Limbchop"
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"I apologise for the slight smearing of the paper, this was unintentional"
"I hope this concludes our arrangement"
"Yours, Billy Limbchop"



But my thoughts exactly, but I thought it too gross to say
You're gross
I thought of a less-gross answer
Your answer is gross
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You're gross
I thought of a less-gross answer
Your answer is gross

Not because I want to commit fellatio* on myself, but more because my ribs are causing me extreme agony for no reason. Sleep is dangerous.
*I'm aware this is probably a joke, but it's very funny anyway :D
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*I'm aware this is probably a joke, but it's very funny anyway :D

Every cloud. You could probably get enough grip with the stumps to hold a sheep still.
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I type with my left nut.
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cfb
I thought it was passable for a 15 min effort..

....she was say on the laptop playing the said game and all I could hear was something saying what sounded like "Ebashka, meeeb!" over and over again in a somewhat sinister voice. I asked what it was and she told me it was a toy the toddlers played with in the game and it was a rabbit head.... The above is what unfortunately appeared in my mind.. in a temple...surrounded by hundreds of native islanders prostrating themselves on the floor in worship...
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but that doesn't work well with wubble-woos
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sometimes it's best not to know. Very nice floatybunnyzombiefication.
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Being immersed in The Sims can do this to you after a while.
Believe me. It can.

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Believe me. It can.


I have no intention of ever finding out... I leave that game to Mrs Mog and the mini-mog....
Good gods that sounds sickeningly cute doesn't it?
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Good gods that sounds sickeningly cute doesn't it?

And lully too :) I never intended even looking at Sims 3. Far too addictive for this bunny.
besides still not bored with Sims 1 yet

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besides still not bored with Sims 1 yet


for fifteen minutes that's pretty neat


Work expect me to wash my hands in this... :-/

The other day I had to fill and then empty the sink...
Made me feel dirty :-S
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Made me feel dirty :-S

that's real?
Ok if that's not real then you've got waaaaay too much time on your hands and you're a superb 'shopper :)
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Ok if that's not real then you've got waaaaay too much time on your hands and you're a superb 'shopper :)

It's real.
You can see my reflection in the taps.
If you really don't believe me I'll take another picture at the end of the week (off work til Friday - not angling for 'extra 'shopping time')
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You can see my reflection in the taps.
If you really don't believe me I'll take another picture at the end of the week (off work til Friday - not angling for 'extra 'shopping time')

and I do believe you.
Sometimes I have to remind myself that not everyone looks at something like that and sees goatse, or even knows what goatse is.
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Sometimes I have to remind myself that not everyone looks at something like that and sees goatse, or even knows what goatse is.

That is fantastic if not! All it needs is a ring placed in one of the soap holders (can't remember which one and certainly not going to google to find out) and it's perfect!

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Tue 16 Feb 2010, 0:43,
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One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
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Tue 16 Feb 2010, 0:58,
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but I'm away early tomorrow so I thought fook it...
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shoes: yes
pants: yes
bra n boobies: yes
upside down cockerel?
edit: I do like it though mr aphex
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Mon 15 Feb 2010, 23:04,
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pants: yes
bra n boobies: yes
upside down cockerel?
edit: I do like it though mr aphex

Now i have to explain to everyone else in the room what I'm laughing at!
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Mon 15 Feb 2010, 23:23,
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is that his punishment, or just something he likes to do on weekends?

somehow these fetishised clothing vectors are reminding me of this
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYSSOrG9SLg
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Tue 16 Feb 2010, 0:49,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYSSOrG9SLg

The top bunk in my shed.
(The bottom bunk is full of old copies of Razzle)
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Mon 15 Feb 2010, 22:47,
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(The bottom bunk is full of old copies of Razzle)

These are my magic pants -- I'm keeping them till the day I die
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Mon 15 Feb 2010, 22:49,
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*only for 'flu related diseases. Malaria, Ebola, Dysentry and Umbongo thrive in heat and humidity.
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