

Peter Andre (or as near as I could get) wanking off a wildebeest into a bowler hat, with Bourbon Fox's sexy lady fox.

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Some slight photoshopping as I drew off the edge of the page, and had to stick two bits together.
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Some slight photoshopping as I drew off the edge of the page, and had to stick two bits together.
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Oops, noticed the typo :(

EDIT: In other news I am now the proud owner of www.ineverforgivemichaelellis.com :D
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T.J: well, you lot have got me thinking about meeting up for an actual drink, so check the calendar for details if you're interested!
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My first FP was a cereal one before I had this account.

you're all invited to my *ahem* establishment there.....
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and Fraser can we have a voting bar with numbers as well please ;)
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They are this at the moment.
Option,Votes,
"b3ta city",13,
"Monster trucks",5,
"Spies",1,
"Breakfast cereals",5,
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Stats,
Total Voters,24,
Unique Voters,24,
Repeat Voters,0,
Votes Per Day,1480.08565,
Votes Per Hour,61.67024,
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Option,Votes,
"b3ta city",13,
"Monster trucks",5,
"Spies",1,
"Breakfast cereals",5,
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Stats,
Total Voters,24,
Unique Voters,24,
Repeat Voters,0,
Votes Per Day,1480.08565,
Votes Per Hour,61.67024,


1. The b3ta city: Full of Monster Trucks
2. Monster trucks: Oh go on then...
3. Spies: in Monster Trucks
4. Invent a new breakfast cereal and design the box in the shape of a Monster Truck








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2. Monster trucks: Oh go on then...
3. Spies: in Monster Trucks
4. Invent a new breakfast cereal and design the box in the shape of a Monster Truck










mainly because I thought of it :)
b3ta.com/board/10582396
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i'm not asking for a pint of badger, that sounds silly
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then again, i could probably hazard a guess...
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first time, i had 3 and passed out on the dancefloor :D
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except the horse semen drinking stint, that really did turn my stomach
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I feel like a bit of a bastard to be honest, even though I gave you credit for it :S
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I once suggested the challenge if computer games were real, but it wasn't picked, then a couple of weeks later someone else suggested it and it was picked
was a fun compo in the end anyway
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was a fun compo in the end anyway


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do we do the EXTREME CLOSEUP!!!! bit now?
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By the way...that's a trick sign...he still has to go 50k uphill...and then 200k underground.
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me no like you Fraser!
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And is quickly becoming tedious.
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me not laughing. we only now exist for your entertainment michael? you wrong!
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Forgot to put numbers at the end of the bars....
Results here, opens with word pad,
www.palmnet.me.uk/polls/data.php?id=1367
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I thought it was extremely funny and about time Moggy got a send up. But unless something has happened to change what happened after the initial post I'll reserve judgement. Strange how easily people forgive Moggy even though she's really quite boring, great artist, but boring.
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let the poll decide, I'm going to wash up....
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"rac·ism /reszm/ Show Spelled[rey-siz-uhm] Show IPA
noun
1.a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human racesdetermine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own raceis superior and has the right to rule others.
2.a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
3.hatred or intolerance of another raceor other races."
Michael, racism not include misusing google translate to create bad english.
Bad translation not specific to any one race.
IF me make my 'l's turn into 'r's then this racist (i.e racist / lacist). funnily enough Wanky have some pms sent from b3tans who liked my first posting using this type of racist language thinking I would reciprocate)
but Wanky NOT do this
me thought this puerile arts community michael. get with program. or me cut pinky
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noun
1.a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human racesdetermine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own raceis superior and has the right to rule others.
2.a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
3.hatred or intolerance of another raceor other races."
Michael, racism not include misusing google translate to create bad english.
Bad translation not specific to any one race.
IF me make my 'l's turn into 'r's then this racist (i.e racist / lacist). funnily enough Wanky have some pms sent from b3tans who liked my first posting using this type of racist language thinking I would reciprocate)
but Wanky NOT do this
me thought this puerile arts community michael. get with program. or me cut pinky

it's not like it's because Japanese people have funny shaped tongues or something.
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I'd seen loads of Moggy parodies before this guy showed up - and a lot of them were witty or skillful (such as atomic's pics).
Comedy accounts are generally unoriginal and boring - Wanky is even more so because it's all been done much better previously.
Racist? Not really, although the 'me so funny me speak wrong' thing is rather pathetic.
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Comedy accounts are generally unoriginal and boring - Wanky is even more so because it's all been done much better previously.
Racist? Not really, although the 'me so funny me speak wrong' thing is rather pathetic.

he wouldn't be so tiresome or wankish.
he'll always be a racist prick though.
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he'll always be a racist prick though.

with google translate, make me racist?
michael why you say this? why you hurt wanky like this?
unforgiven!
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michael why you say this? why you hurt wanky like this?
unforgiven!

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as big as Jonathon King is on b3ta! me love Jon king! me so glad b3ta moderators as understanding of him as we are and not ban him. he just misunderstood
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or a touch of highlighting pen on his pervy knob...
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I chuckled at the first post though

I haven't voted as I don't contribute enough pics to image challenges, but I'd be pretty disappointed if breakfast cereals wins. It was a great mini-bandwagon at the time - I'd rather not see a hundred days of pearoasts.
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make our own personal apartments / mansions etc.
s bit like sim city, but rude, crude & photoshopped ;)
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s bit like sim city, but rude, crude & photoshopped ;)

I bet Noah tricked them. He probably told them the ark was made of bamboo
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They probably planned on eating the boat, making the other animals extinct too.
And what is up with those macaws eh?
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And what is up with those macaws eh?


the animals are going onto the boat there, but the rainbow doesn't appear until they disembark.
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so there should be seven sheep there, not just two.
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not paying attention.
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At least not when I'm around

Those animals are fucked.
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Unless it's already beached, and animals walk backwards in the bible, I dunno.
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there's a massive flood about to happen.
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they believed in spontaneous generation, see. Deucalion never had to take any animals on board, he just threw some pebbles on the ground afterwards and everything grew straight out of the swamp again, at least according to Ovid.
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I guess we have to thank them for inspiring those plastic animals you grow by putting them in water.
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it's well funny. I reckon the Hebrews were on the sensible side of the fence on this one.
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You'd be in with more of a chance of storing everything on a single ship. Who's the sensible one now, huh?
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Maybe it's a metaphor - two by two - double helix.
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Though if you worked with a selection of gametes you might just be on to something...
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in fact the Greeks were making good headway in discrediting religion and mysticism, when Christianity came along and set us back 2000 years
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they gave us Aristotle, who held science back for 2000 years.
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Epicurus, Euclidean Geometry, Archimedes?
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as for Epicurus, yeah I'll give him points for his philosophy of science, but it hardly "discredits religion and mysticism".
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as opposed to the culture the catholic church presided over, under which people were burned at the stake for not believing that bread actually turned into christ in your stomach during the eucharist
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but I will point out that the "shoulders of giants" that Newton spoke of may well have been the mediaeval Muslim scientists who made enormous advances in the field of optics, amongst others, apparently because of a Qur'anic imperative to "observe nature and learn". I'd also suggest you read up on "the Conflict Thesis".
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Aristotle/Plato, anyway if we're going to bring newton into it, i shall refer back to Euclidean Geometry
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not saying anything about Euclidean Geometry either, because it's irrelevant. But let's come back to Epicurus again and see how it relates to what we started with here in the first place. If you are going to go by his philosophy and get your theories by observation of the natural world, well, there was no evidence for the spontaneous generation theory of the Greeks, and really quite a lot for the common Hebrew knowledge that animals only ever come from other animals of the same species. This is why I give the Hebrews the points in this particular game.
There were people in the Enlightenment who liked to ascribe Greek primacy to everything, but it was often just Eurocentric prejudice. A lot of good maths and science originated in Babylon, because they needed it to do their astrology. They were also heavily influenced by the Egyptians and the Phoenicians.
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There were people in the Enlightenment who liked to ascribe Greek primacy to everything, but it was often just Eurocentric prejudice. A lot of good maths and science originated in Babylon, because they needed it to do their astrology. They were also heavily influenced by the Egyptians and the Phoenicians.

obviously the Greeks got things wrong, but they got other things right and they did so by keeping an open mind, one which was shut by the ignorance of religion.
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It's good to have an open mind, maybe if you had one you'd see that this doctrine of yours (or did you uncritically receive it from that Dawkins chap?) that religion is the same thing as ignorance was, well, ignorant.
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i actually went to sunday school untill the age of 10, basically because it was a free babysitter, my parents have no religious standing, but they never told me what to think. since the age of 10 i gradually discredited the bible and decided that instead of believing that god created the earth in seven days (etc) the earth was created over billions of years from leftover dust from a supernova. instead of beliving that humans come from some ribs and some dust we evolved from apes of millions of years. instead of believing that after death your spirit flies off (somewhere) and your reunited with dead relatives, your constituent atoms are re-distributed in the ground or in the air and continue a cycle of life that's been going for billions of years.
you want to talk about ignorance.
yes i do think preaching a book written by men 2000 years ago as scientific fact is ignorant, when all it is at best is a philosophical document on the human nature and society.
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you want to talk about ignorance.
yes i do think preaching a book written by men 2000 years ago as scientific fact is ignorant, when all it is at best is a philosophical document on the human nature and society.

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Then let's bring Einstein's General Theory of Relativity into it and throw Euclidean Geometry out the window.
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i think a theory that explains the three dimensional world, without knowledge of gravitation, that still stands today is pretty good.
and the hebrews, christians or muslims contribution to this field in the intervening 2000 years is what?
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and the hebrews, christians or muslims contribution to this field in the intervening 2000 years is what?

I've already told you the Muslim contribution, they did loads of good science. As did a lot of Christians, Christianity founded a great deal of research. We also have to thank such people as William of Ockham, the 13th century Franciscan Friar who gave us that Ockham's Razor thing you atheists like to bang on about. The Muslims did so well partly because while they had read the works of Aristotle, they didn't take it as gospel truth. Then Galileo came along and proved it wrong on a few more points. I can hardly emphasize this point enough so I'll even capitalise it: ARISTOTLE'S PHYSICS COMPLETELY WRONG ABOUT EVERYTHING.
Plato did a little better, to be honest. He came up with the idea, foreign to previous generations of Greeks, of a God created the universe. He also inspired the various Gnostic sects. Unfortunately some people took his story of Atlantis a little seriously, although mostly not until the modern day I must add.
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Plato did a little better, to be honest. He came up with the idea, foreign to previous generations of Greeks, of a God created the universe. He also inspired the various Gnostic sects. Unfortunately some people took his story of Atlantis a little seriously, although mostly not until the modern day I must add.


this house was built in the 1950s. I don't think they used a computer.
Euclidean Geometry - yes, great. Consequences for religion and mysticism: NIL.
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Euclidean Geometry - yes, great. Consequences for religion and mysticism: NIL.

so when a christian, a hebrew or a muslim makes a scientific discovery it's because of their religion and therefore of great importance, but when someone like euclid comes up with something of real significance it's irrelevant.
smacks of apologist sentiment to me.
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smacks of apologist sentiment to me.

that "the Greeks were making good headway in discrediting religion and mysticism". Quite a lot of the Greek philosophers were very mystical, in fact. Of course Galileo et al didn't discredit Aristotelian physics because he was a Christian, but you speak as if religious people never said anything clever at all, as if religion were opposed in principle to science, or even to thinking, and that the bounties of modernity are all ultimately creditable to the Greeks.
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especially with an administration like the catholic church as the dominant authority
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Religious people have said clever things throughout the ages and not because they were any less religious than their contemporaries. Being clever and being religious are entirely orthogonal properties. And you haven't read up on the Conflict Thesis yet, have you?
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is in no way a hindrance?
I did the conflict thesis at university yes, shall I list a load of literature and you can tell me if you've read up on it?
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I did the conflict thesis at university yes, shall I list a load of literature and you can tell me if you've read up on it?

you pulled an ace out of your sleeve just there though, gaz me the bibliography and I'll look into it.
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that doesn't appear to be about the Conflict Thesis at all.
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Early retirement not an option back then?
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Verily I am going to fuck this pig hard and fast, tis either that or I further tatter Japeth's ragged ringpiece.
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and everyone's watching them back down the ramp.
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There should be a good million or so species to have two of everything
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the boring animals come later
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with the millions of different species of beetles in the world, Noah must have spent a lot of his time on his knees, scrabbling around underneath logs and rocks...
...I also would question the wisdom of saving, say, black widow spiders or scorpions...
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...I also would question the wisdom of saving, say, black widow spiders or scorpions...

apparently he had to take on board Sirens as well, and various sorts of demons. Which sounds like fun.
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Oh no, they were killed by the flood and instantly fossilised by the sedimentation on its retreat. Sorry.
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in theory they should have been taken on board as well though if they were still around. Which they weren't, obviously.
There's an interesting mention of the reason why apes resemble humans so much, apparently Adam and Eve were far more spectacular creatures to begin with, and were some 200m tall as well—it's only because of the Fall that they came to resemble the beasts.
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There's an interesting mention of the reason why apes resemble humans so much, apparently Adam and Eve were far more spectacular creatures to begin with, and were some 200m tall as well—it's only because of the Fall that they came to resemble the beasts.

You know, the "giants" who were the product of angels fucking human women, which were supposedly wiped out in the flood...then turn up again a few books later anyway...
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I don't remember off the top of my head.
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these and all the other bad guys were utterly destroyed by God during the flood, rather than just drowned, hence the lack of humanoid remains in strata contemporary with all the fossils of extinct beasts.
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which is set after the flood...
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there are various early writings about what they actually were, "offspring of angels and humans" being one theory, the other that they were entirely human and that "sons of God" oughtn't be taken literally. The Roman Catholic Church maintains the latter view, I think.
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what's all the fuss about this Jesus fella?
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well it does mean something special, in Judaism, it means "a righteous person".
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I like to delude myself that I'm funnier than that
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Although those unicorns look like they were drawn by Escher...which one's in front?
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and a cow Indian Elephant.
And the two bears are of different species leading to infertile offspring.
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And the two bears are of different species leading to infertile offspring.

presumably it happened at some point.
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You know the hardcore bible bashers reckon dinosaur fossils were put there by God to test our faith.
Fucking LOL.
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Fucking LOL.

I've never heard an actual Christian say that.
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and also that it was the devil who buried them. I think more current creationist hokum is that dinosaurs existed, just much more recently than scientists say as they were clearly created on the same day as all the other land animals.
I'm not entirely sure what they think happened to them.
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I'm not entirely sure what they think happened to them.

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the penguins must have started out very early.
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it's supposed to be about 450 feet long.
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You would need a boat the size of Wales (maybe even bigger) to house that many animals, and with durable enclosures, food supplies, etc.
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Standing room only, mind you.
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the fucker would have to be more than half aquarium...
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is akin to criticising plot flaws in the tale of the Brothers Grimme
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I should get back to making this Daft Punk helmet soon.
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is significantly more fun
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Other than a group of people got together, wrote a few stories to explain what science couldn't at that time, and everyone got wet over it?
And yes I am a bit cranky today. XD
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And yes I am a bit cranky today. XD

especially not the New Testament. Most of it isn't even stories.
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along with dismissing large parts of it as "metaphorical" because, for example, it would be inconvenient to sell all your possessions and give the money away to the poor
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The new testament is more Hans Christian Andersson
see what I did there?
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see what I did there?

though apparently he often spoke, and acted, metaphorically - presumably with a nod and a wink to Matthew, Mark, Luke or whoever had the notepad on that particular day...
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It's a METAPHORICAL boat to house metaphorical animals
Everything's code for flying saucers and aliens etc
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Everything's code for flying saucers and aliens etc

Sorry, I sneezed just now.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Bartholomew%27s_Church,_Brighton
is supposedly exactly the same dimensions as the Ark as given in the Bible. It's certainly impressive, if nothing else.
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is supposedly exactly the same dimensions as the Ark as given in the Bible. It's certainly impressive, if nothing else.

It's actually a long, narrow hover-ship extending several miles into the distance over the water.
Either that or that black gloom inside disguises the fact that it's just a process of cell extraction for cloning and the bodies are being dumped in the sea behind.
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Either that or that black gloom inside disguises the fact that it's just a process of cell extraction for cloning and the bodies are being dumped in the sea behind.

And that is aside from all the other logistical flaws in the plot line.
Someone really should have proof-read the bible before they published it.
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Someone really should have proof-read the bible before they published it.

when the credulous will just lap it up anyway?
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:P
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I just wouldn't want to go and watch a zombie movie with you people.
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*shrugs*
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not like that other time, when it was a miracle and a really big deal and all that
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you don't have to poo when you eat Manna. Which would certainly have been a boon in this case.
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Uh-huh. 9 out of 10 tigers can't tell the difference between Manna™ and the leading brand of real meat
It's GREEEEAAAAAT!
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It's GREEEEAAAAAT!

but never realised he was going round and round in circles until this massive mound of crap broke the surface in the middle of the vast ocean.
Then three and a half thousand years later, along comes Columbus and sticks a flag in it...
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Then three and a half thousand years later, along comes Columbus and sticks a flag in it...

This one was made 1/2 scale
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UddT1RXpqtQ&feature=related
also a full size replica in hong kong
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSXd1CiH6cE
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=UddT1RXpqtQ&feature=related
also a full size replica in hong kong
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSXd1CiH6cE

he was trying to get rid of her on the sly
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Except it was really quite hard, and the permadeath was utterly despair inducing.
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So you could constantly nip over to the profiles folder and make backup copies.
I'm not proud of that though, it's like keeping a finger on the last page when reading Fighting Fantasy books.
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I'm not proud of that though, it's like keeping a finger on the last page when reading Fighting Fantasy books.

Yeah, really fun, tense gameplay but I was never good enough to actually get to the storyline properly.
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especially Creature of Havoc - that was a right bastard
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the book was essentially impossible to finish
Christ, I only just finished Rebel Planet myself
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Christ, I only just finished Rebel Planet myself

but was one of the most difficult - especially as it was impossible to cheat. I never figured it out though
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 16:55,
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here is the solution - click me
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 17:26,
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because if you go to page 233, it doesn't begin with "You find yourself..." like it says it should, so I assumed I'd got it wrong
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 17:32,
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"PICK UP THE PHONE YOU GOD DAM BITCH!"
Nija edited
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:32,
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Nija edited

Edit/jack: following yesterday's dinosaur draw, I need something to sketch. Any ideas?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:05,
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Didn't want to seem like a copycat.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:31,
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Let's have it!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:39,
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I thought "Hang on, he's Australian! Everyone knows they're hard working friendly people!"
Then I posted it anyway.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 16:00,
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Then I posted it anyway.

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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 16:00,
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It should have been 'Moggy fingers dead dogs' bumholes'
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 16:50,
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...you'd think you could just analyse their voice-mail intro.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:40,
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That's really rather good.
(EDIT: the pic not the death-causing quake)
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:27,
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(EDIT: the pic not the death-causing quake)


but i already play in division two of cunty cunts
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:34,
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given that I'm already ranked quite highly in A Shower of Cunts?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:44,
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but I have a habit of reading the independant.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:49,
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/Marx, etc
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:02,
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What level of bastardry does one have to achieve in order to be iniatiated?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:57,
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 16:24,
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 19:54,
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Your Quake post was excellent.
Check out the musical number starting at 5:47
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mju7G1TK4YI
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:24,
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Check out the musical number starting at 5:47
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mju7G1TK4YI

something something...
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:34,
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I think that means I like it but feel terrible. Have a click.
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 21:07,
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www.trumpgolfscotland.com/
Makes it sound like he's bought the whole of Scotland!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:03,
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Makes it sound like he's bought the whole of Scotland!

...guessing it was inevitable that Trump would win
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 17:19,
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Also - what's happened? The board's slower than your mum today.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:11,
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"I want to climb tree!", "I want to break nuts!"
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:14,
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Did anyone ever play the 8-bit game of How to be a Complete Bastard? I had it on the Amstrad, endless fun :)
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:13,
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Never played it, but just saw a clip on YouTube and now want it!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:19,
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that brightened up my recently pubescent days no end.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:27,
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Issued by the margarine marketing board.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:58,
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Signal
Ram the bastard of the road.
/bastards highway code.
i think i still have the book in a box in the loft somewhere.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 18:25,
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Ram the bastard of the road.
/bastards highway code.
i think i still have the book in a box in the loft somewhere.

I couldn't get him to walk in the direction I wanted, plus that bell sound effect was awful!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:37,
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I did this one years ago. It's probably from the time that I placed cameras over at your place.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:55,
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a 2D image to make it look so life-like. I presume you're using 3D Max for this but I haven't the foggiest idea how you do it.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:27,
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which is then placed onto a 3D plane in Max but it's the animation part that is bewildering.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:33,
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tongue is a 3d object poking through the face section and twisting a bit,
money is a load of planes with a morph to make them flip, the main hand is rigged with bones
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:17,
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money is a load of planes with a morph to make them flip, the main hand is rigged with bones

Not. I understand none of this but result is very lovely.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:36,
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Did you draw out him holding a baby?
The hand holding the money is held really oddly.What teh fuck was in that hand?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 15:28,
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The hand holding the money is held really oddly.What teh fuck was in that hand?

his expression when he sits down is a weird mixture of relief (to possibly have got it over with) and guilt (at knowing that what he had said was fucking stupid, but he had probably won a bet with Lord Charles Charley Charles so it was acceptable)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNEQExsXPOo
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:24,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNEQExsXPOo

I loved it when Paxman keopt saying "Who is Bagpuss? Who is Bagpuss?" as the backdrop zoomed into Bagpuss' face
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1MD0UOSWI0#t=4m02s
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:33,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1MD0UOSWI0#t=4m02s



Cunting, on the other hand...

... that VAT got put up to 20% is because 17.5% was far too difficult for him to work out.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 21:48,
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good old church can always be relied upon to show their compassionate side rather than winge about their lost profits. Jesus'd be proud. I bet he's done his second coming already and is hidin in one of those tents
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:52,
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worry about whether the loss of income will affect their ability to keep up with the necessary repairs on a centuries old building.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:15,
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and some vain attempt to make the protesters look like the bad guys.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:18,
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but it'll do no good to also point out to him the upkeep for that building is also impacted I'd bet by the drastic cuts caused by the banking crisis/greed - which is the issue the protestors there are highlighting
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:24,
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by not giving her seat up and causing a commotion caused that bus to be delayed too. bloody protesters, no consideration!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:21,
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are bloody protesting outside the wrong building.
Unlike Rosa Parks, who presumably was actually on a segregated bus, and not a non-segregated one belonging to the Church of England.
Of course, the protestors are a bit stuck because they can't get access to a more appropriate place to protest. But that isn't St Pauls fault.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:02,
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Unlike Rosa Parks, who presumably was actually on a segregated bus, and not a non-segregated one belonging to the Church of England.
Of course, the protestors are a bit stuck because they can't get access to a more appropriate place to protest. But that isn't St Pauls fault.

the Church should be on their side really. In fact I think the actual clergy are on the protesters' side but unfortunately this is politics and it's not that simple—not when the Church's board of trustees is in the hands of people who have fingers in financial pies.
The board of Trustees is represented in the image by the Jet Set Willies in the top hats on the right, in between the clergy and the Demons.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:08,
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The board of Trustees is represented in the image by the Jet Set Willies in the top hats on the right, in between the clergy and the Demons.


but they do have a lot of property, and they're always selling off old churches, although their income probably isn't so much these days now that most people no longer regard regular attendance as a kind of patriotic duty.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:36,
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if I happen to come into a few million quid somehow. Back in the old days you'd just have got your mates to build one on the top of a hill with stones you found lying around, it's not so simple anymore, it's all red tape.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:47,
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League Of Absolute Bastards.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:49,
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If you want to make money, start a religion.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:15,
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the church had loads of property throughout the uk, which brought in millions in rent each quarter.
remember to donate next sunday service
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:06,
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remember to donate next sunday service

From what I've read of this Jesus chap, it seems more likely that He would be outside chatting to the protesters than inside whingeing about them.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:09,
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it's a good read is that.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:15,
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(turns over money changers' tables. carefully, for health & safety reasons)
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:57,
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:59,
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I've been playing it 25 years and still haven't done it
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Miner Willy outside, Jet Set Willy inside. Very clever. I never did figure out what the floating scrolly thing was meant to be.
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i have my sinister reasons
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:42,
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There was a chap last week saying how he had to leave the protest as he had "a mortgage, wife and kids".
It's like the Glastonbury of protests.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:48,
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It's like the Glastonbury of protests.

If you read the articles in the links above you'll see that the tents are occupied when they're supposed to be, i.e. at night. Not during the daytime when the Daily Telegraph pictures were taken - you can use thermal imagers during the day you know.
"Local councillor Matthew Richardson has been widely quoted in the press saying that the police's thermal imaging showed 90 percent of the Occupy tents are empty overnight -- but when Kingsley tried to verify the statistic, he discovered that it was unverifiable. The police denied having originated the number, and the Councillor then changed his story, saying the statistic didn't come from "official sources." The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, is using flaky thermal cameras trained on the tents before the protesters' normal bedtime to "prove" that it's all a Potemkin village"
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 14:49,
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"Local councillor Matthew Richardson has been widely quoted in the press saying that the police's thermal imaging showed 90 percent of the Occupy tents are empty overnight -- but when Kingsley tried to verify the statistic, he discovered that it was unverifiable. The police denied having originated the number, and the Councillor then changed his story, saying the statistic didn't come from "official sources." The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, is using flaky thermal cameras trained on the tents before the protesters' normal bedtime to "prove" that it's all a Potemkin village"

i love how the press try to find any angle to demonise these people rather than address the bloody issue. I don;t know why it matters if they don't sleep there?.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:49,
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"What do we want?"
"An end to capitalism!"
"When do we want it?"
"After I've finished my McDonald's breakfast, Starbucks coffee, had a hot shower, paid a few bills, fed the cat and put on some clean clothes!"
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:16,
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"An end to capitalism!"
"When do we want it?"
"After I've finished my McDonald's breakfast, Starbucks coffee, had a hot shower, paid a few bills, fed the cat and put on some clean clothes!"

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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:17,
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enter into a potentially capitalist system?
What are you - some kind of NAZI?!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:19,
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What are you - some kind of NAZI?!

I thought it was controls to be reinstated on the banking systems so that the rich/poor divide isn't so vast
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:22,
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:32,
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one over priveledged Oxbridge graduate argued with another over priveledged Oxbridge graduate over who could creep up to the lefty audience the most
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:46,
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clip is here:
youtu.be/xNuUP8GX4AU
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:08,
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youtu.be/xNuUP8GX4AU

fuck em with their hipster concerns and feeling they need to do something, and needing to eat and wash n'stuff
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:27,
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And I'm sure there's other independent businesses they could go to. They should be aware that they are being scrutinised.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:44,
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I don't think anyone feels they shouldn't have a cup of coffee.
But just go to one one of the countless independent coffee shops round there rather than bloody Starbucks.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:47,
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But just go to one one of the countless independent coffee shops round there rather than bloody Starbucks.

people start complaining about them not being in their tents!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:13,
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are these IR images taken during the night or during the day?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:57,
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they assumed people might actually be focused on the bigger urgent issues rather than what logo was on their bloody packed lunch or if they stay in the tent overnight. silly hipsters
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:00,
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if you're trying to make a change, then you're trying to change hearts and minds. If you're of a similar mindset, you aren't going to care because it's the message that matters.
To those whose minds they are trying to change, they'll be looking for any reason to discount this act as just whinging hippiness, because people inherently fear change unless they are the ones driving it.
If they don't think that, as "ambassadors" for their cause, they aren't being watched like hawks by those willing to twist it around, then they are naive!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:04,
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To those whose minds they are trying to change, they'll be looking for any reason to discount this act as just whinging hippiness, because people inherently fear change unless they are the ones driving it.
If they don't think that, as "ambassadors" for their cause, they aren't being watched like hawks by those willing to twist it around, then they are naive!

do you have any evidence for these conclusions you've drawn then?
I mean you've obviously been down there and spoken to each individual protestor, found out what each of them is protesting and has issue with and then inspected the contents of their lunchbox matching it up to their individual issue by the sounds of it
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:28,
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I mean you've obviously been down there and spoken to each individual protestor, found out what each of them is protesting and has issue with and then inspected the contents of their lunchbox matching it up to their individual issue by the sounds of it

you've posted three lines of absolutely fuck all...
it's simple sweetheart:
1) pick a point
2) run with it
it's not hard
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:45,
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it's simple sweetheart:
1) pick a point
2) run with it
it's not hard

you seem ok with calling them all stupid and other generalisations, implying they're hypocritical without even knowing which are actually anti-capitalist protestors or which ones are just protesting change within the financial sector. and try not to take it so personally, its only a debate, chill
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:49,
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because I have not been down to St. Pauls and met every single one of these protestors, I'm not allowed to have an opinion on any proportion (small or large) of said protestors' lacking the strength of their convictions...
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:55,
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but an opinion is only as good as the accurate info you've got to form it. Don't be suprised when someone is going to ask you what you're basing your assumptions and generalisations on
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:59,
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that they're perpetuating by continuing to support them through their continued entering into the market, you mean?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:06,
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the Paul Newman's Eyes chap has got the quote he uses as the title wrong, and therefore cannot be trusted.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:00,
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why shouldn't people be irked if the protestors are fucking off home?
It's like going on hunger strike but popping off for fish and chips when no-one's looking
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 12:00,
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It's like going on hunger strike but popping off for fish and chips when no-one's looking

How can they possibly expect anyone to believe they have a point if they don't sleep in the cold on the pavement to prove it? eh? eh?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:15,
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next time I'll draw a picture with crayons...
I clearly have an issue with anyone lacking the strength of their convictions.
if you're going to be part of a "sit-in" then SIT IN! What's the problem with that? It shows that people are willing to sacrifice for their cause, it's the whole point of it...
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 13:50,
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I clearly have an issue with anyone lacking the strength of their convictions.
if you're going to be part of a "sit-in" then SIT IN! What's the problem with that? It shows that people are willing to sacrifice for their cause, it's the whole point of it...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhDhDRvHaGs
"AND SAVE A PRETZEL FOR THE GAS JETS!"
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:12,
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"AND SAVE A PRETZEL FOR THE GAS JETS!"

but he was hopping on one knee the whole way I only stopped because my fingers were aching.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:56,
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:59,
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It's all about timing.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:59,
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*shakes head thinking of all the hours wasted on this*
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:16,
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found it on YouTube you right click on the game and select the option to Allow Macromedia to view your Privacy or something have a look on YouTube
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:25,
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I think my average is -0.7 or so. I did make it 3m at one point.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:59,
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Look around you, there will liekly be a window and/or a door
found one? ok. Open it. What do you see? If you see a large blue/white expanse above, then you have found the sky. Bonus points for finding trees, grass, waterfalls.
If you see a large white expanse that contains fire sprinklers, then you have merely found a corridor, go down the corridor and repeat until you find the sky.
This is called 'outdoors' - can you say 'outdoors'? that's right, 'outdoors'
Now you have found outdoors, go toward the outdoors and stay there a while
the feeling of panic will subside and you will remember who you are and what it is you had planned to do today.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:52,
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found one? ok. Open it. What do you see? If you see a large blue/white expanse above, then you have found the sky. Bonus points for finding trees, grass, waterfalls.
If you see a large white expanse that contains fire sprinklers, then you have merely found a corridor, go down the corridor and repeat until you find the sky.
This is called 'outdoors' - can you say 'outdoors'? that's right, 'outdoors'
Now you have found outdoors, go toward the outdoors and stay there a while
the feeling of panic will subside and you will remember who you are and what it is you had planned to do today.

Some maniac has been posting links to incredibly annoying games and us feeble minded idiots have to keep playing till we finish them or get fired!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:00,
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I got fired first and now I have plenty of time to suck at incredibly annoying games.

*wipes tear from eye*
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:04,
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You have to JUMP at the end? GAH! 100.1m
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:11,
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made me laugh so much I couldn't manage another go.
-0.4m
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:31,
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-0.4m

Are the towers a double word score?
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:44,
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That's the best way to follow the letters of the law.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:30,
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Adds L, Y to collect paltry double letter score.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:35,
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this gets a 'Too soon, man. Too fucking soon'
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:11,
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I'm pleased to have wasted so many (combined) b3tans' time.
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:33,
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so the last frame came unexpected :D
*high fives on fist bumps*
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 10:09,
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*high fives on fist bumps*

along with Jonathan King you our hero! it's why I come to b3ta to show appreciation to home of my idols! if you pillow me do more than whisper
あなたのコックとボールのためにサービスの兵士は
:X
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 11:05,
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あなたのコックとボールのためにサービスの兵士は
:X

and as if by magic, I suspect a third one is on the way
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 7:44,
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i can't wait!
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 7:57,
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it kind of gives the game away for surprise part 2
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Wed 26 Oct 2011, 9:43,
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