Every time someone donates, furtive shoves in another penguin:

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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:21,
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deserves a hearty "Woo!" and "Yay!". Well done, well done.
Free virtual beer all round!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:31,
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Free virtual beer all round!
dishes out money to groups for work. Some geezers I know conned some cash to make a film a few years ago. anyone young enough?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:19,
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I'm an expert in conning money out of people! I could say I made B3ta as a project and i need £1000 a year to pay for it...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:24,
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im off ill for a week and i come back to talk of B3ta finishing:-((...shall i start colecting old watches and keys for your appeal? (how did BP make money from that?)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:15,
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It's not finished. It's that there is a problem. Cheer up!
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...If i got £20 a time I'd only have to word 250 nights a week...
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If b3ta manages to survive... you could have a seperate section called "Blue B3ta" where members of the board create something out of junk, and post photos of it online along with instructions on how to build your own... that would rule!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:04,
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getting B3ta registered as alternative healthcare organization?
Photoshopping kittens into dangerous situations must be far more therapeutic than basket-weaving or other traditional stuff. Then you could apply for a grant from a local council
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:54,
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Photoshopping kittens into dangerous situations must be far more therapeutic than basket-weaving or other traditional stuff. Then you could apply for a grant from a local council
with a phone number I can't remember because
it has too many 6's 7's and 8's in it in various orders,
this site is a god send. It tells you words that
spell your phone number.
Which reminds me of an ex-girlfriend in Calgary
whose number was 'BIG SHIT'. She used to get
calls from all over Canada from bored people
just dialing rude words.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:42,
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it has too many 6's 7's and 8's in it in various orders,
this site is a god send. It tells you words that
spell your phone number.
Which reminds me of an ex-girlfriend in Calgary
whose number was 'BIG SHIT'. She used to get
calls from all over Canada from bored people
just dialing rude words.
but my home one is ma0 cows. pretty cool, huh?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:56,
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where fat freddy is trying to remember a dealers number and the other guys are talking as he walks into the apartment.
trying to remember 325 8142
one of the gan pipes up "me too, i ate one sour too." and freddy's mind goes to shit.
my old land line spell loads, the most interesting being -a-ha-a-I-lease which is still a bit crap
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:37,
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trying to remember 325 8142
one of the gan pipes up "me too, i ate one sour too." and freddy's mind goes to shit.
my old land line spell loads, the most interesting being -a-ha-a-I-lease which is still a bit crap
pushy-irk
what the hells an IRK and will I get nicked for selling it ?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 11:33,
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what the hells an IRK and will I get nicked for selling it ?
i like to think of chesney hawkes dressed as barbara cartland carrying a portable llama

or is that just me...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:38,
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or is that just me...
Got a link to this from another board, thought you guys are absolutely insane and just had to join in.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:45,
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Although it looks like you may be joining us for our final days.
If you want to find out more about being a B3tan, theres some info Here
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:49,
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If you want to find out more about being a B3tan, theres some info Here
rob,
I'm sure I heard through a tortuous route that b3ta had some kind of emap connection? What happened to that? (or was it viral bollocks?)
It'll be a crying shame if b3ta goes... we'll all have to do something for our employers!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:13,
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I'm sure I heard through a tortuous route that b3ta had some kind of emap connection? What happened to that? (or was it viral bollocks?)
It'll be a crying shame if b3ta goes... we'll all have to do something for our employers!
... but lost interest quite a while ago.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:19,
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b3ta can't stop or I'll actually have to start doing some work for my employer and that's not fair !
I'm more of a lurker as my photoshopping is pants but I enjoy everything on the site and would bung you a tenner if I got a special b3ta badge or summit.
Fight the power!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:46,
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I'm more of a lurker as my photoshopping is pants but I enjoy everything on the site and would bung you a tenner if I got a special b3ta badge or summit.
Fight the power!
you know that appeal thingy ...if you do it, I would be glad to do some DJing for you for nowt. I'm not famous but can play good songs! And I'm sure I could talk the other guys that do our club night thing into playing as well.
Just a thought!
I'm sure you could get big famous people to play though...
Anyway, our music style can be perused here repercussionsonline!
I would also pay a tenner a year to keep this site running!
Long live b3ta!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:55,
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Just a thought!
I'm sure you could get big famous people to play though...
Anyway, our music style can be perused here repercussionsonline!
I would also pay a tenner a year to keep this site running!
Long live b3ta!
she looks like a political interviewer. Maybe she should be the face of the B3ta interviews? :)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:01,
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too skinny for any camera known to mankind to detect, i cannot tell you
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:56,
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Rob, sort it so the Wife can give you our money to help B3TA stay up. She's bought Craby's tee shirts for all of the family. If there were Tee Shirts and/or Mugs involved you could easily harvest lots of wonga from us. I think most people coming here would love to contribute some money especially if they got a barking B3TA tee shirt to wear down the pub or at interviews and weddings etc. I like the idea of icons showing which members support the site.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:06,
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have our dosh anyway. But if there are tee shirts involved the Wife just shells out. Witness the Ceolocanth "its some sort of old fish" tee shirt she got before Christmas.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:11,
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is where the initial cash will come from to make the first run of t-shirt, etc...
you could always use the cafepress approach but that could minimise profit in the first instance, it's a tricky one.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:19,
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you could always use the cafepress approach but that could minimise profit in the first instance, it's a tricky one.
I've helped out some other people selling T-Shirts via the web.
Never again. Distribution is an utter pain - and for man hours vs. cash in er... I might as well do a freelance job and pay for the site myself.
Cafepress is the only way, but yep, tiny profit margin.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:05,
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Never again. Distribution is an utter pain - and for man hours vs. cash in er... I might as well do a freelance job and pay for the site myself.
Cafepress is the only way, but yep, tiny profit margin.
you might be right cafepress may be the answer, and it won't cost anything to set up.
the distribution network is there and i'm sure you could get something sorted fairly quickly.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:54,
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the distribution network is there and i'm sure you could get something sorted fairly quickly.
My brother in law has a teeshirt factory here in Rio. My company does the exports for him.
I could get a quote from him if you like - we ship to Europe.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 10:34,
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I could get a quote from him if you like - we ship to Europe.
would be ace. provided it was set up so that individual customers accepted responsibility for copyright, of course =)
i've always wanted a glossy poster of that pointilist penguin that someone did (was it sul?) ages ago. and a giant bee t-shirt!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:16,
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i've always wanted a glossy poster of that pointilist penguin that someone did (was it sul?) ages ago. and a giant bee t-shirt!
All design all mine, so no problems B3TA using him for the greater good.
Hoorah.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:19,
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Hoorah.
if we do have a blue peter style appeal (and we should -
it would be fun) we'll have to have a totaliser.
We could call it the b3ta meter and make the
nice men in leiderhosen dance every time you donated.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:15,
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it would be fun) we'll have to have a totaliser.
We could call it the b3ta meter and make the
nice men in leiderhosen dance every time you donated.
to find a picture of a blue peter totaliser, but the web isn't interested in such images, it seems.
Morris dancers will have to do.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:18,
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Morris dancers will have to do.
sounds like some sort of atomic bomb made from sticky back plastic and a fairy liquid bottle.
"This week we're making a Blue Peter Totaliser 3000. Now be careful kids, and never use it without adult supervision!"
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:21,
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"This week we're making a Blue Peter Totaliser 3000. Now be careful kids, and never use it without adult supervision!"
that kittie realised he didnt have his parachute…

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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:00,
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.
These guys are huge, are getting bigger all the time,
and have done over 150 gigs in the last month...

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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:00,
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and have done over 150 gigs in the last month...

My idea: A drum machine program with a difference.
All the samples are human beatbox with a special speech pad with these samples:
*) Oi! Oi
*) Are you one one matie!
*) Aceeed!
*) You nut bag
*) Having it large!
*) Tune
*) Give trance a chance
Add a disco ball, raving crab with a smiley face t-shirt & white gloves.
FUCK ME- IT WOULD BE FANTASTIC!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:57,
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All the samples are human beatbox with a special speech pad with these samples:
*) Oi! Oi
*) Are you one one matie!
*) Aceeed!
*) You nut bag
*) Having it large!
*) Tune
*) Give trance a chance
Add a disco ball, raving crab with a smiley face t-shirt & white gloves.
FUCK ME- IT WOULD BE FANTASTIC!
Don't know what he would do. Maybe break things and make poems.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:23,
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darren emerson ?
is he related to keith emerson of emerson lake and palmer ? :)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:28,
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is he related to keith emerson of emerson lake and palmer ? :)
you forgot the glowsticks in the crabs pincers.
Gurning crabs. A feersome thought.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:31,
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Gurning crabs. A feersome thought.
ex work colleagues (Underworl) is Karl Hyde;
introduction
tomato was founded in 1991 by steve baker, dirk van dooren, karl hyde, richard smith, simon taylor, john warwicker, graham wood and colin vearncombe. jason kedgley joined in 1997 and michael horsham joined in 1998.
karl hyde and richard smith are also 'underworld'.
Just take a gander at www.tomato.co.uk
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 10:27,
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introduction
tomato was founded in 1991 by steve baker, dirk van dooren, karl hyde, richard smith, simon taylor, john warwicker, graham wood and colin vearncombe. jason kedgley joined in 1997 and michael horsham joined in 1998.
karl hyde and richard smith are also 'underworld'.
Just take a gander at www.tomato.co.uk
as he has asked us, it is because he doesn;t want the normal - look at what shockwave can do or look how small the text is and how difficult to navigate the site is, designer bollox that most dance music sites have.
sections:
- Darren emersons animal hybrid experimentation lab
- Largin it - pictures of large things being destroyed by crabs
- If I were god, inside darrens scary head
- what pot noodles would taste like if the flavours were the titles of DE's dance tracks
- blood on the dance floor, got to be something for this
and some kind of mix your own DE tracks machine with a twist
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 11:23,
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sections:
- Darren emersons animal hybrid experimentation lab
- Largin it - pictures of large things being destroyed by crabs
- If I were god, inside darrens scary head
- what pot noodles would taste like if the flavours were the titles of DE's dance tracks
- blood on the dance floor, got to be something for this
and some kind of mix your own DE tracks machine with a twist
every now any then a random animal appearing and flashing in some weird multi-coloured epilepsy-inducing way for a short period of time?...You could have a Techno-Goat, or a Techno-badger.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 12:47,
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i registered the url www.technoweasel.co.uk about a week ago. ive yet to do anything with it... but thats basically what its gonna be :D
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Wed 6 Mar 2002, 14:06,
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Although you probably don't need it, I can do anything to audio you might like. Just let me know @ [email protected]
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 21:24,
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If anyone is thinking of trying Walkers new 'Cheese & Branston Pickle' flavour crisps, don't bother. They taste like dog dirt (with a hint of cheese). I am scraping my tongue with my shoe as I type this...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:40,
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they've just made a smooth version of that now havn't they ?
Chunky and smooth branston pickle........
id never thought id see the day
They've obviously been looking at peanut butter... thankyou America!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:57,
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Chunky and smooth branston pickle........
id never thought id see the day
They've obviously been looking at peanut butter... thankyou America!
which was kind of excusable. But SMOOTH? i don't want to live in a world that endorses such a thing. or where there's no b3ta or spike milligan. the world's shit, we have to rebuild it, somehow...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:03,
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Surely that's just brown sauce in a posh bottle?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:42,
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and you're so right...they're bogging...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:41,
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They taste more like marmoset piss.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:59,
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...wont show my picture so here's one of a dog licking a stool instead.
www.cyberenet.net/~bgriff/licking1.jpg
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:37,
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www.cyberenet.net/~bgriff/licking1.jpg
1) Person creates a website as a hobby.
2) Website gets good.
3) Website gets popular.
4) Website's url gets published in a magazine.
5) Website creator can't afford bandwidth charges anymore.
<old man voice> I've seen it happen time and time again.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:32,
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2) Website gets good.
3) Website gets popular.
4) Website's url gets published in a magazine.
5) Website creator can't afford bandwidth charges anymore.
<old man voice> I've seen it happen time and time again.
ha ha. that's not where traffic comes from. magazines have very little power in this area.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:34,
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Didn't mean to be negative.
If you are interested then the chief value of press is for the site people to show to others and go "look! we're making an impact." A mention on memepool is something that actually gets a few hits. (9000, about the same as a mention on MSN, stat fans.)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:44,
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If you are interested then the chief value of press is for the site people to show to others and go "look! we're making an impact." A mention on memepool is something that actually gets a few hits. (9000, about the same as a mention on MSN, stat fans.)
Compared to say, erm... Front Magazine.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:02,
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Meant to ask ages ago, most of the b3ta links on memepool come from him/her/them.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:02,
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a site can start picking up serious traffic when it gets spotted by a big weblog.
The bloggers all seem to read each others sites, so when it appears on one, it often starts popping up on others.
I made a joke geocities site last year, which turned up on blort, then started getting links from other logs (I guess that's what you mean with Memepool).
I never did anything else with the site, so it didn't get any repeat hits, but if it's a sticky site like this (i.e. with dynamic content) the number of hits generated by these links will only increase.
I got 30,000 in a month on mine, on just a stupid 2 page joke.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:03,
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The bloggers all seem to read each others sites, so when it appears on one, it often starts popping up on others.
I made a joke geocities site last year, which turned up on blort, then started getting links from other logs (I guess that's what you mean with Memepool).
I never did anything else with the site, so it didn't get any repeat hits, but if it's a sticky site like this (i.e. with dynamic content) the number of hits generated by these links will only increase.
I got 30,000 in a month on mine, on just a stupid 2 page joke.
fark and somethingawful and popbitch manage to keep going ?
Or other sites like g256 (general hardware type news site).
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:40,
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Or other sites like g256 (general hardware type news site).
http://www.geocities.com/kittenhoist/downhillkitten.jpg
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:29,
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... has anybody heard any new jokes?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:25,
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but i have been recycling old ones by miising out the punchline....
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:32,
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put it on a leaf and wait til autumn
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:43,
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fill it up with petrol
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:45,
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walk into a bar, and the barman says "Why the long face?"
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:55,
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what do you call an italian with a rubber toe?
roberto
what do you call a french man in sandals?
philippe faloppe:-)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:52,
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roberto
what do you call a french man in sandals?
philippe faloppe:-)
what's the motto of the french navy? "To the water, it's the hour!"
(takes a bit of thought. rather sad, too.)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:10,
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(takes a bit of thought. rather sad, too.)
why do the french only eat one egg?
(coz one egg is always enough
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 9:29,
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(coz one egg is always enough
try spoke and axle at
www.great-jones-street.com/sa/
they match bandwidth providers with the homeless. its how orisinal got their new hosting
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:02,
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www.great-jones-street.com/sa/
they match bandwidth providers with the homeless. its how orisinal got their new hosting
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