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i did this and wanted to share it with the group

(scroogedmcduckz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:15, archived)

why is it that ad people

can't work out a COW is FEMALE. Why does their MALE cow have udders?

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:23, archived)

trannie cow

maybe? after all this is the 90's.... oh

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:28, archived)

trainee cow?

where does one go to train for bovine glory?

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:30, archived)

WHY ..? YOU MAY ASK.....

BECAUSE I CAN.. THATS WHY !!!

(Ix the Wiz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:00, archived)

i want to go to Wales

now

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:18, archived)

has anybody seen this dog fly?

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:58, archived)

I did - last tuesday

after I caught him shitting in my garden...

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:01, archived)

That reminds me

of a question that's been annoying me for weeks: can superman light cigarettes with his eyes? Could this dog do it?

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mrbrong, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:12, archived)

i caught it on film

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:25, archived)

that is fan

tastic.
I think he just went past the window here you know...

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:27, archived)

deploy ...

him to downtown Kabul now!

(Zannusi-Beatz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:30, archived)

you are the bestest person in the world

we love you.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:33, archived)

Darn - you got to be quick around here

(got interupted by my boss doing this one - fun)

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chthonic, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:03, archived)

wow...

...that's just briliant!

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:05, archived)

he looks like a star to me

maybe he should save kittens, puppies, and penguins from a nasty fat hungry man. err.. all to the tune of animal by def leppard?

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:43, archived)

There's certainly a side scrolling flash game

in that somewhere. Hmm must go investigate flash scripting.

Anyone got a link to somewhere good to learn this stuff?
At home I have a record called 'wonderdog' which consists of christmas
carols 'barked' by a comedy dog sample.
My girlfriend's brother found several hundred in a skip and gave them to everyone for christmas.

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chthonic, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:00, archived)

go to

www.flashkit.com - it is a little slow these days but it is a good place to start out for ActionScripting tutorials etc.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:17, archived)

action scripting made me lose the will to live

but then I do like drawing with crayons and stuff.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 13:17, archived)

He won't fly no more.

Apologies for the quality, anyone know a good free image editor that's quick to use and I can hide from the boss?

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:58, archived)

download the trial of paint shop pro

that lasts for a while & is quite good...

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:05, archived)

idea

I have an idea, for you talented arty people...

You know those "dress the barbie" type webpages (like this)?
A similar thing could be done with parts of animals, so the penguin-rabbit-echidna-supercroc-osaurus monstor could be created.

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:48, archived)

Damn....

One of the ideas me & Ozy have for our site is gonna be a 'Swap a Body Part' page, where you can send in a picture of yourself & request different bits...

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:13, archived)

cool

you can pinch my idea, I'll let you...

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:00, archived)

i wonder

what an idea being pinched looks like? AndyK?

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:14, archived)

cripes

I don't really know what an idea looks like.
I can attempt a Barbie being pinched...

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:28, archived)

AndyK - whatever you get paid

it's just not enough.
You are the KING of speedy pictures. Are you really a polaroid camera?

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 13:19, archived)

Interesting

www.tshirtcandy.com
offering to print and deliver custom tshirts for 15UKP...

However, the site is all in flash for some reason
(and I know I'm one to talk having inflicted 680k's worth of flash bollox on you all recently)

They aren't up and running yet, but it looks interesting.

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chthonic, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:45, archived)

Arse

After waiting 10 mins for it to download,
you can only put text on a shirt.

I made a b3ta one anyway so they can contact me when they are up and running.

No good if you can't put images on.

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chthonic, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:58, archived)

have you ever

been to www.threadless.com - you can submit t-shirt designs there. If enough people vote for your design it gets printed. Trouble is, most of the designers are teenage americans full of hate and angst. Worth a look though. My design is DOODLE, I got chosen for printing, don't know why.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:46, archived)

that's a good dot com idea for a change

doodle is good

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:06, archived)

new dog (in plastic via Mark)

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:38, archived)

and another

oops the li'lest hobo comes unstuck

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:49, archived)

I found this poor baby

and I was hopeing someone could help me reconstruct his face.

http://www.pressphotography.co.uk/cleft1bg.jpg

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:02, archived)

A YOUNG DANIELLA WESTBROOK

yes??

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:04, archived)

who

messed with my image tags? And why?

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:07, archived)

I did

because Pep & I thought it was too mean.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:08, archived)

I am sorry

I think I have found the line. Sometimes I am a bit mean - sorry chaps.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:11, archived)

that the spirit

the old british stiff upper lip...

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:11, archived)

it's fine... we still love you

and I'm sure the line will randomly wave in a confusing way.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:13, archived)

if I find

a disfigured adult can we fix his/her face. We could all play doctor and see who does the best job. Pleaseee? Please please please? It need not be a disfigured face, maybe a missing limb that we convincingly replace or something.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:15, archived)

simon weston's

suppoed to be a bit of a bastard in real life - so how about that?

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:17, archived)

Richard Littlejohn

How about convincingly remove limbs from a pic of him and make him look like he is in as much pain as humanly possible? hehehe

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:20, archived)

what about

a spanish inquisition style torture job? With racks and thumbscrews and.. and.. and..

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:23, archived)

rob is actually waving in a confusing way...

i think it might be semaphore...

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:27, archived)

I have

lost my momentum on this one, maybe we best not play doctor after all.

next.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:33, archived)

are you a doctor?

is someone on this board a doctor? I'm sure someone said they were and despite my love of lab coats here shown, I think it's not me.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:39, archived)

I was once

a surgeon

But I partied too hard and got struck off

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:44, archived)

ohhhhhhhhh I saw that pic of you

and thought you were a doctor. Goddamn i am thicker than i thought.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:25, archived)

That's a great lab coat

Can I have one?

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:49, archived)

My friend

and I spent hours making them. I could send you the pattern if you want to have a go.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:17, archived)

What? Make it?

My sewing machine's on the blink..

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:31, archived)

that is a shame

I could send you mine if you like. I don't know where I put it though.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:36, archived)

That's okay

'I can get a hold of real ones easy enough..

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:42, archived)

really

I would love a real one.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:04, archived)

What would you like?

Theatre gear, lab coat, nurses uniform...

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:16, archived)

I would really like

the theatre gear, I also want some of that soap that turns everything yellow. Oh to be as clean as a surgeon.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:40, archived)

That's betadine

It's iodine - you can probably buy it. Stains like hell though...
I'm off work at the minute but when I go back (jan) I'll think of you...

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 11:14, archived)

i saw a man on the bus last night with k9

the dog. He had glowing eyes and everything. I REALLY wanted to talk to the person that made it but was just too shy.
tut

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:37, archived)

You disappoint me

I imagine you as a party, talk to anyone animal
It was the dog who had the flashing eyes??

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:45, archived)

no, twas the man that had flashing eyes

that's why i was scared to talk to him. I thought i might be hipnotised and he might take me away and i might never see my family or computer again.
I was tired too.
Lets face it, normallly I'd go home with anyone for a fiver.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:56, archived)

I can see now why you were scared

You were right not to talk to a man with flashing eyes. It could all have ended very nastily..

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:05, archived)

oh the horror

of the cats with flashing eyes. Bad cats, all lined up peeping at you.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 10:15, archived)

yes, lets stick to what we know...

Men fighting off kamikaze deer!

(Zannusi-Beatz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:45, archived)

is that

terry nutkins showing off again?

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:48, archived)

I think this is

Terry Nutkins showing off.

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:56, archived)

fuck

that is funny.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:03, archived)

HOORRAAHH! for Rusty the homosexual.

a long, but nice story about gay Rusty.
bless.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:58, archived)

I always liked

Bi curious George

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:45, archived)

That's very touching...

I nearly cried...

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:05, archived)

record

There was a record here but it dissapeared, but...

I'm the proud owner of this one.

It includes the classic track "Double Dealin' Four Flusher".

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:34, archived)

take hart

The Gall-er-y

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:43, archived)

genius

simply genius. woo. that's brought a tear to my eye. AndyK we salute you.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:51, archived)

Good lord!

You even put my Gary Glitter/echidna pic on!

My life has now changed for the better!

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:52, archived)

and my pretty lady echidna!

thankyou!
You ROCK.

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:02, archived)

ah, beautiful

my workmates dont seem to get it, but thats just perfect, that and hawking in one week, shares in IT companies must be rocketing.

(Zannusi-Beatz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:55, archived)

superb!

All the best pics in one place...
Gold stars all round.

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Wifey, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:04, archived)

looking at it...

it kind of reminds me of those posters for an IT audit/security company that are on the tube, the ones that go 2 of your employees download smut, 4 of them talk in chat rooms, 3 of them are playing online games, yadda, yadda, yadda, they should just show that instead.

I think it would scare the shit out of middle management types the world over.

(Zannusi-Beatz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:09, archived)

Thank you

That's brilliant. What's the name of that tune?

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PeterSeychelles, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:39, archived)

you are a god andy k

That made my day. geeeeeenious !!! whats the tune called btw ive been after that for ages ?

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hal9000 sme, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:48, archived)

not sure what the tune is called actually

I only know it as "the theme from the gallery bit to vision on". If you want the MP3, I can put it on a site somewhere.

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:03, archived)

Yes

Please, that would be great.

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PeterSeychelles, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:06, archived)

ok...

here 'tis. Unfortunately it stops rather abruptly at the end (about 3 seconds missing). Vision On

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AndyK, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:13, archived)

I've found out what it's called

Left Bank 2

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PeterSeychelles, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 9:49, archived)

damn, i left my dog ln the tumble drier again...

(Zannusi-Beatz, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:26, archived)

(ice-ah, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:43, archived)

ice-ah...are you

in the finances?
Just wondered...

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pep, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:13, archived)

I wonder

if the Yahoo listing description for this is as they asked - http://www.ghg.net/gaijin/ "independent record label run by two guys with barely a clue between them" haha

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:22, archived)

just been reading your stuff lower down the page...

is you a St Albans boy then?

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:28, archived)

hes taking his time

to answer....

d'you think he's embarrassed about being from St Albans then?

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:40, archived)

No but from

the land of North Herts. Play in St ALbans from time to time, played in the Horn Tuesday night as it goes.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:41, archived)

whereabouts in north herts?

harpenden?

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:47, archived)

Letchworth

The Worlds First Garden City. Where you will find such gems as the worlds first roundabout and black squirrels! Yay! Laurence Olivier lived there too. So there you go.

By the way. Check the FAQ section of http://www.biscuit.org.uk Hilarious!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:52, archived)

My band used to record at

psycoactive studios in letchworth.

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:55, archived)

Whereabouts is that?

Cos we cant find jack rehearsal space in the Worth so we are going to you and Cuttie's home in Luton three times a week to rehearse!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:57, archived)

did you used to splash around at Stanborough Lakes?
By the way, Bastardizor, I hadn't forgotten about you, I just had to work under a watchful eye

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:07, archived)

I LOVE STANBOROUGH LAKES!!!!

Oh lordy Nacho....

I think I might be falling in love with you....

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:09, archived)

I never really trusted that

sandpit/swimming pool-ish one though, it was always far too warm in that one....
but catching tiny fish in the streams outside...COME ON!!!

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:22, archived)

Ahh stickleback

where u from then nacho?

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:26, archived)

St Albans born and bred!!

but don't live there anymore

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:30, archived)

you shall have a fishie on your little dishy

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:51, archived)

Did you used to record shop

in Bluebird/Soul Sense?

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:38, archived)

I have been known to

on occasion.

Shut down now though...

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:49, archived)

It closed down

we got our record deal through them actually...

where in luton are you rehearsing?

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:08, archived)

The famed 33 arts centre...

...in Guildford Street. The place is falling down. Its home of the once unknown now legendary Cuttie Williams CD cos they used to be a record company specialising in poor jazz and weak soul. But since the Artezium opened and shut again they had no funding and the place is structurally damaged beyond belief but its cheap. You get what you pay for. Just a shame we have to travel all the way to Luton in order to rehearse yknow. Theres Farm Factory in Welwyn but thats just anal.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:18, archived)

33 arts is rubbish

I shut the place down for 6 weeks once because I flooded it (hence structural damage???)

Try Greenbank instead

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:39, archived)

Thing with 33 is

its cheap like fiver an hour and you're the only band in. Its rubbish alright but its cheap.

i have heard about greenbank before but nothing good. whats the place like, i understand the owner charges you for the use of plectrums and stuff if you forget yours!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 7:43, archived)

what is this?

This site going around internet circles at the mo. www.remittanceman.net You guys must know what this is about!

(Gregor Lieben, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:52, archived)

since it uses Audio Justice's

font face and ISP - I think we all know...

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:54, archived)

hey man what

hey i just saw that thats not me dude and its not my font anyway. Mine is STOMPER that is not stomper.

Honest that aint me.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:06, archived)

this is getting

very tired. Didn't we go through all of this last month.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:09, archived)

just what i was thinking.

i am not gregor lieben and i have nothing to do with remiitance. end of story.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:11, archived)

hmm

if you bother doing a search on remittanceman - all you find is a series of very dull guestbook entries clearly written by the owner of the site desperately trying to stoke interest into something or other.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:16, archived)

cool java shoot em up game

i scored 10225 but that cos i almost had to give up due to extreme RSI in my left mouse button finger.
www.brainjar.com/java/games/tailgunner/
i think i should phone up one of those compensation things and claim it was a work related injury!

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hal9000 sme, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:42, archived)

even better,

The online ouija board. I asked "when can I go home" and it said "all". Spooky.

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:15, archived)

oow thats weird

i asked it the same question about 5 times and the score was yes=3 no=2. kinda spooky though. Is the internet haunted or posessed i ask my self

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hal9000 sme, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:20, archived)

still not a game

click here to see flightless fowl and robot cats avoid the enchidna.

(Shoehorn, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:18, archived)

cool. it's like watching a nature documentary on BBC2

that's exactly how all those animals would behave.

Have you got an idea for a game?

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:20, archived)

it could

become a kind of grandma's footsteps thing. When the echidna turns round you have to hit the stop button etc.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:32, archived)

I was thinking about

that.

I think the echidna gives the game a whole new dynamic

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:34, archived)

motor skillz

I don't want to make it a twitch game, more of a social commentary. About robots. Meaningful. Full of meaning.

(Shoehorn, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:42, archived)

i think the trick is to make a stupid twitch game

and fill it with other weirdness.

gameplay first. meaning second.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:43, archived)

of course

I was just rambling about the meaning stuff. Some of my best friends are robot cats.

(Shoehorn, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:54, archived)

How bout musical chairs?

Penguins have to stop moving when the echinida stops singing nu metal brookside mix. Their reaction times could get more difficult each level. Winner gets a signed CD. Chairs could be done Laura Ashley style.

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mrbrong, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:55, archived)

obviously

this is what should be done. Shoe-man get on with this immediately.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:10, archived)

By the way if anyone's interested....the perfect Xmas gift...??!

...I know of a great new CD thats just come out on sale for £3 of your hard earned.... mail [email protected] for more info if you're interested... ta!

you know it makes sense. Plug over! ;-)

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:23, archived)

Is it as good as Slipknot?

they are the best band ever.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:25, archived)

You a Slipknot fan?

Or is that sarcasm in your voice mister Rob?! Audio Justice is a three piece rock impact just hard hitting rock music no bullshit just rock man. You will like, oh yes, and maybe something for the lady at Xmas yes? There is one on there for the ladies! hehehe and its worth buying for the hard rock version of the Brookside theme that appears as the bonus track! If any of you are interested then mail [email protected] or visit the sounds section at www.audiojustice.net and see details. Cool. Any others of you in bands??

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:30, archived)

not sarcastic

The slipknot track "People = Shit" is one of the most fantastic things I've heard in ages. It made me feel 15 again.

Ooh and shove up an MP3 of your brookside theme.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:34, archived)

that song was to be called

People + Horses = Centaurs

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:39, archived)

Cool will do!

I dunno about Slipknot I'm kinda undecided about em. I love Carcass and am partial to a bit of Napalm Death and the 'Knot in comparison just doesnt stand up to any Carcass circa Necroticism. Slipknot are ok I guess, but as people their shock tactics (ie. "I'd buy Hitler a soda") just make them look like idiots.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:41, archived)

unless they bought him

Panda Pops. That would calm him down.

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:43, archived)

Now there's got to be....

...a photoshop image in that somewhere!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:47, archived)

I did try and get Joel to make Slipknot crabs

vs. S Club 7 crabs. er... but he didn't do it.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:48, archived)

i like the masks

it's theatre. it's funny.

last week I bought both the NME & Kerrang. fascinating.

NME/Indie stuff seemed so dull, & dying. Whereas Kerrang was celebrating a vibrant and expanding culture.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:47, archived)

Kerrang...

yeah know what you mean. NME seems to be just crap. Its all Gorillaz this Gorillaz that and no coverage for anything that is more extreme and radical than Starsailor or Travis which bore the crap out of me. Kerrang are fortunate in so far as rags like Metal Hammer are where Kerrang was 6 years ago and K! seems to be prospering under their new direction. Incidentally, been reviewed in Kerrang a few times and got readers fave top ten unsigned bands. Cant be bad...!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:50, archived)

so make a silly song

and make a stupid flash video. go on. go on. go on. go on. go on.

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rob, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:02, archived)

Heheh as much as I'd love to

I got no ftp access here, however, this might tickle your fancy - one I prepared earlier of our old chum Cuttie Williams, who I am convinced must be related to Bastardizor

theman.swf

Hopefully that should work. hehehe

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:05, archived)

I am not Cuttie Williams

But I represent him as a Lutonian.

By the way - I am a metal fan an' all, and I used to be in an alsmost non-famous band about five years ago - we did some pretty big gigs actually...

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:08, archived)

Luton Town

Whats was your bands name? Might have heard of you cos I live down the road from Luton actually, although have nothing to do with Cuttie Williams or Ricky Hill. What sort of stuff did you do?

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:11, archived)

First we were called Tissuehorn

and then we changed it to Otis.

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:12, archived)

er...

why? Otis doesnt sound like a massively metal name? you said you did some big stuff, whatcha get up to?!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:14, archived)

dont know why we changed the name

but it was the guitarists idea - it was some serial killers name or something.

We played at the marquee a few times & astoria (1 & 2), played with bands you wont have heard of but were quite big underground at the time, like RDF, Back to the Planet, Dun Lyin Down, Kerbdog, Therapy, FSOL and Orbital (both ravey type bands, but good)

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:30, archived)

I love FSOL and Oribital

Wicked stuff, Lifeforms is fantastic, as is Insides. Ahh the Marquee. The Horn in St Albans is odd insofar as it has loads of pics of bands playing...at the marquee. Never really worked that one out myself. These bands I wont have heard of, try me... you're probably right tho!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:37, archived)

Why,

are you from St Albans then?

(Nacho, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:22, archived)

I'm 17 again...

I was Back To The Planet's biggest fan. Along with every other spotty teenage I wanna be a crusty kid.

And that girl with dreads. Cor did I fancy her...

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:08, archived)

She was really nice as well

The uni we played at with them lost our rider, so BTTP shared their sandwiches with us

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:27, archived)

Mine...

One day she'll see her mistake.

Am I obsessed?

(james, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 8:32, archived)

rock on

Remember Donnington '83 - one of the best years in my mind. Of course I don't remember a thing but my friends tell me that I moshed HARD.

(Esteban, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:12, archived)

i must admit that...

i am a real technohead.. well into goa trance and the like (astral projection etc) but i realllly got into Rob Zombie last year and now have just bought a whole load of marylin manson's music!

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hal9000 sme, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:19, archived)

this is my idea of a good musician

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:22, archived)

In theory Stephen Hawking

is a musician too cos he was on Pink Floyd's 'Keep Talking' record. THey were going to wheel him out on stage during their 1994 tour but instead played the whole of Dark Side Of The Moon. Now what the hell was he going to do on stage with them!? No let me guess, laser harp.

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:27, archived)

he is on the radiohead

album OK Computer as well.

(bastardizor, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:31, archived)

and Cher

swallowed him.

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monkeon schmonkeon, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:35, archived)

So Hawking

has been whoring himself around like some kind of pop-trash...although are you sure he is on there and its not just a voice synthesiser??? Hawking is also credited by Wes Borland in the Significant Other LP of Limp Bizkit. Hawking is one of all influential mfkaz!

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:39, archived)

Now Davros on record....

that would be cool. I shall have to make a point of sampling him for the next CD hjahjaha

(Man In A Suitcase, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:40, archived)

Nice cover...

Like the feet. Hehehehe

(Gregor Lieben, Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:53, archived)

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