nope not me
but it wasn't cryptic.
I told you what they were doing :)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:31,
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I told you what they were doing :)
sure, but first
I just got self answering spam
My inbox subject line reads:
What would you do with an extra $20,000?
then the one below it is
Buy Viagra Online Overnight Without A Prescription!
is this some kind of joke? ;)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:45,
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My inbox subject line reads:
What would you do with an extra $20,000?
then the one below it is
Buy Viagra Online Overnight Without A Prescription!
is this some kind of joke? ;)
I've heard it's good for the tomato plants
don't needs stakes to stay up
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:49,
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:)
*remembers that nice badum tish animated gif and the accompanying noise it triggered off*
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:58,
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oh dead that looks like Advril Latrine's follow up single title
'Ox BeasT Boy'
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:32,
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I've always found
hexadecimal humour a difficult subject
Now I really should F0 FF 2B ED
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:33,
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Now I really should F0 FF 2B ED
there are only 10 different kinds of people in the world you know
those that get binary humour and those that don't.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:37,
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there are patterns in numbers, finobacci saw that.
Some you need to look at in detail, some you need to stand back and see the bigger picture.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:40,
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patterns in numbers
pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi
12:45 restate my assumptions. 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. @. everything around us can e represented and understood through numbers. 3. if you graph the numbers of any system, patterns emerge.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:45,
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12:45 restate my assumptions. 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. @. everything around us can e represented and understood through numbers. 3. if you graph the numbers of any system, patterns emerge.
ooh i just noticed that hours later.
not east coast. (we're 5 hours behind) its a line from the movie PI by Darren Aronofsky, the same one who did Requiem for a Dream
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 6:28,
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for a start there's nothing to say that those digits are binary rather than denary or octary
nor is there a definite sign that they mean anything numerically, or that they are to be 'read' left to right top to bottom.
They could be read in a spiral into the middle and they might 'mean' someting else.
I gave them a very simple meaning, and the brain is always ready to map it's own expectations and make it's best guess at what lies before it.
To be free of the need to classify everything as something familair is to be able and happy to leap into the unknown and still not know what it is even after you leap back again.
No matter how much you 'know' there'll always be a whole world of things you don't. The mysteries of life are what drove the mind forward and spurred it's growth.
Anyway, enough eloquent prose from me I think for tonight. If you're still wondering the guy is Flibz and it's one of his new text speech thingy pictures and I made him say my name, in a kind of Woodstock from Peanuts way - Spelling out the letters with 1's and padding out the spaces with 0's.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:55,
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They could be read in a spiral into the middle and they might 'mean' someting else.
I gave them a very simple meaning, and the brain is always ready to map it's own expectations and make it's best guess at what lies before it.
To be free of the need to classify everything as something familair is to be able and happy to leap into the unknown and still not know what it is even after you leap back again.
No matter how much you 'know' there'll always be a whole world of things you don't. The mysteries of life are what drove the mind forward and spurred it's growth.
Anyway, enough eloquent prose from me I think for tonight. If you're still wondering the guy is Flibz and it's one of his new text speech thingy pictures and I made him say my name, in a kind of Woodstock from Peanuts way - Spelling out the letters with 1's and padding out the spaces with 0's.
Damn!
I looked for a woo yay embedded in the 1's but couldn't (and still can't) see any letters. Nice one.
/edit. No no! I see it now! That was good. I love puzzles (though I'm not great at getting the answers as you can see). Thanks!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:57,
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/edit. No no! I see it now! That was good. I love puzzles (though I'm not great at getting the answers as you can see). Thanks!
the very different sizes of the 1's and the 0's make anything put in there very hard to see visually
you really had to conceptualise the pattern of 1's and 0's for it to have become evident.
It was interesting what other things came up from other attempts at deciphering it.
Graphologists and the ilk make careers out of analysing not the letters and numbers themeselves but how they are written and arranged and what subconscious things going on influenced them, so in a complimentary way as a rorschach ink blot - the way you express something can tell a lot about you, as can the way you try to make sense of something.
(sorry I know i'm rambling)
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It was interesting what other things came up from other attempts at deciphering it.
Graphologists and the ilk make careers out of analysing not the letters and numbers themeselves but how they are written and arranged and what subconscious things going on influenced them, so in a complimentary way as a rorschach ink blot - the way you express something can tell a lot about you, as can the way you try to make sense of something.
(sorry I know i'm rambling)
Hmm. It might be better
if you used a mono font, where all the letters have equal space. Or, maybe just reverse the pattern -- use the 0's as characters, since they're more dominant, and the 1's as filler.
Or perhaps that would ruin your fun.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:12,
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Or perhaps that would ruin your fun.
it was all a random evolution
I was just experimenting to see if Flibz's thing would accept return carriages without them coming up as a {br} line break thing as many other dynamic images do.
The image is created on the fly off his server and you can put your own text into it. There are quite a few of these. (sorry if i'm telling you stuff you already know) Kerry has made some including one with me on it.
Anyway to test out the line break i just randomly hit the keypad to get soem chars and then hit return, it turned out I had a mostly binary string of 1's and 0's so I copied and pasted them and then thought i'd make some kind of pattern.
Fnord was just the first thing that sprung to mind and seemed doable, a little tricky perhaps width wise, but then the naural instincts of 1 meaning something and 0 meaning nothing took over and I used 1's to mean a bit of the letter without thinking about the readability of it.
The finished thing ready and previewed I just needed a subject for it, so a bit of 'pop music' sufficed as I figured most people would be familiar with a reference to it.
I didn't really expect the binary to send off hidden message signals in ppl's minds, but could see why it did.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:21,
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The image is created on the fly off his server and you can put your own text into it. There are quite a few of these. (sorry if i'm telling you stuff you already know) Kerry has made some including one with me on it.
Anyway to test out the line break i just randomly hit the keypad to get soem chars and then hit return, it turned out I had a mostly binary string of 1's and 0's so I copied and pasted them and then thought i'd make some kind of pattern.
Fnord was just the first thing that sprung to mind and seemed doable, a little tricky perhaps width wise, but then the naural instincts of 1 meaning something and 0 meaning nothing took over and I used 1's to mean a bit of the letter without thinking about the readability of it.
The finished thing ready and previewed I just needed a subject for it, so a bit of 'pop music' sufficed as I figured most people would be familiar with a reference to it.
I didn't really expect the binary to send off hidden message signals in ppl's minds, but could see why it did.
Hmmm ...
I'm still not getting it. I parsed it into the standard 4-bit nibbles, but converting that to hexi just gave me gibberish.
Howzabout a (little) hint?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:55,
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Howzabout a (little) hint?
You're thinking in too much detail
I just used simple elements to build a complex pattern
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:57,
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Let's just say
my mind is too highly trained for this sort of thing.
(Be nice and pretend you believe that ...)
/edit: "denay" ?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:01,
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(Be nice and pretend you believe that ...)
/edit: "denay" ?
i totally understand what you're saying there :)
and yes shoul dhave been denary, the odd typo creeps in now and again. Not 100% sure of the official term for denary and octary but i figured i'd continue the theme and ppl would know what I meant ;) (for once)
(edit: i'll leave that typo in as a further example ;)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:10,
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(edit: i'll leave that typo in as a further example ;)
Actually, I wasn't picking
pedantically on a typo.
I didn't realise it was spelled wrong, and I don't know what base denary is.
And the "mind is too highly trained ..." is from Hitchhiker's. Please don't think for a moment that I'm serious there. ;-)
All right, it's b-time for the monkey. But tomorrow, I've got a puzzle for you.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:14,
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I didn't realise it was spelled wrong, and I don't know what base denary is.
And the "mind is too highly trained ..." is from Hitchhiker's. Please don't think for a moment that I'm serious there. ;-)
All right, it's b-time for the monkey. But tomorrow, I've got a puzzle for you.
pedantics is not a bad thing
it's impossible to tell, as we've shown here, whether people make mistakes through a typing error or through not knowing.
Pointing out the facts means that they will learn if they didn't know, but if they already know they may take offence at the person thinking they didn't know.
Binary means in two's bi = 2 essentially and following on from that denary is in 10's like decimal, oct is 8 (like october the 10th month ;) but you know oct already from octagons and suchforth.
I am very much a Hitchhiker's fan so no problems in getting that quote.
Night night.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 4:32,
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Pointing out the facts means that they will learn if they didn't know, but if they already know they may take offence at the person thinking they didn't know.
Binary means in two's bi = 2 essentially and following on from that denary is in 10's like decimal, oct is 8 (like october the 10th month ;) but you know oct already from octagons and suchforth.
I am very much a Hitchhiker's fan so no problems in getting that quote.
Night night.
October, of course
IS the eighth month.
If you happen to be a Roman.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 6:34,
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If you happen to be a Roman.
I know some Romans
they run what must be a fitness club down the road, doing showers and things
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 7:07,
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Not here it 'aint!
Hey fellow Kiwi boarders - watch for me on the news tonight! TV cameras were here!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:25,
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apparently
melbourne's outer suburbs are under threat of fire. good thing i live near the city, eh?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:30,
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Canberra holding
Pity our city didn't, big fire here at lunchtime (see below)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:30,
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It looks like the worst has passed in Canberra.
The weather is going to get bad again at the weekend (hot and windy) but they've built huge containment lines between the current fire and the NW of the city. But there are many small towns across New South Wales and Victoria that are currently at great risk.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:43,
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Cool
It'll have to be the late news though; hope they don't cut it too much!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:40,
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this week
I will mostly be drawing with.... circles.
and on that note, I feel I should retire to my boudoir...
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:16,
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and on that note, I feel I should retire to my boudoir...
this week
i are been mostly eating acorns
edit: nice circular SPONG there
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:19,
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edit: nice circular SPONG there
Don't make me
start drawing on my monitor..
it's a bugger to get off and you can't send your pictures to anyone..
The slogan just pisses me off. Big corporations like GE are so bereft of imagination it's not even funny.
What's the opposite of fluffy, by the way?
perhaps I should shut up until I chill out some
edit: really I'm just resentful at having loads of extra work dumped on me this week which takes me away from the kittens in hats..!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:04,
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it's a bugger to get off and you can't send your pictures to anyone..
The slogan just pisses me off. Big corporations like GE are so bereft of imagination it's not even funny.
What's the opposite of fluffy, by the way?
perhaps I should shut up until I chill out some
edit: really I'm just resentful at having loads of extra work dumped on me this week which takes me away from the kittens in hats..!
CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I lurvs 'em y'know. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh,now I'm happy
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:04,
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Would have posted sooner
But I had to eat dinner!
(props to Ronin for showing what this baby can really do!)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:31,
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But I had to eat dinner!
(props to Ronin for showing what this baby can really do!)
aaaaah!
the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar! the fGEar!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:36,
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Ha hah!
that's excelle.....THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:36,
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Now that I look at it
it's almost like he's trying to get away from it. Poor fella.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:49,
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see ya
If I had any image editing progs open I'd replace your final image with a picture of Kylie :)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:50,
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That's pretty cool
but GE are still cunts.
And a flash thingy that 'simulates' drawing with a pen is still utterly, utterly pointless.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:52,
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And a flash thingy that 'simulates' drawing with a pen is still utterly, utterly pointless.
if i ever slept
that would give me terrible nightmares!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:32,
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i'm scaring myself
gotta stop this - take the matchsticks from my eyes
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:34,
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at first it looks like the heads not connected and is goign to fall off
then you think she's stuck chewing gum on to hold the dead baby's head up and onto hers.
Then you realise it's actually the parastie Krang or whatever from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turrtles cartoon living on the side of the kid's head.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:37,
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Then you realise it's actually the parastie Krang or whatever from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turrtles cartoon living on the side of the kid's head.
teeeeeeenage mutant ninja turrrrrrtles!
teeeeeeenage mutant ninja turrrrrrtles!
teeeeeeenage mutant ninja turrrrrrtles!
heroes in a half shell
TURTLE POWER!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:40,
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teeeeeeenage mutant ninja turrrrrrtles!
heroes in a half shell
TURTLE POWER!
they're the world's most awesome fighting team
(they're really hip)
They're the heroes in the half shell and they're green
(check me out)
croooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
(I'm different)
If your wondering how he eats and breathes, and other science facts,
Just repeat to yourself "It's just a show,
I should really just relax
For Mystery Science Theater 3000."
(spot the sly mixing on the theme tunes there)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:45,
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They're the heroes in the half shell and they're green
(check me out)
croooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
(I'm different)
If your wondering how he eats and breathes, and other science facts,
Just repeat to yourself "It's just a show,
I should really just relax
For Mystery Science Theater 3000."
(spot the sly mixing on the theme tunes there)
Mouth opened
laugh came out! All out loud, and everything. That's very nice!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:37,
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2 parsecs too early
Admirall Piett's punishment for coming out of hyperspace too early was more than he could bare
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:23,
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2 parsecs
2 arsepics
the one below and yours which has large arse associations.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:32,
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the one below and yours which has large arse associations.
Did you see the m3tatweening,
that's what goes on in my brain, endless random connections ending up in many unexpected places.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:41,
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I've not seen the m3tathingy yet!
But I'd like too! Where is it hiding itself?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:43,
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there's a link in my profile
but if you don't feel like braving that at this time of night just click the link here www.fnord.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/m3tatweening.htm
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:48,
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Does
anyone remember www.starwarsfarts.com I was devastated when they failed to renew their domain....
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 5:21,
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Rip offfffffffff!!!
I was the exact picture ages ago with the text saying 'Ooooooo tight'.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:56,
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I think the term is "mind piss".
"Rip off" suggests I did it on purpose, and well, that would be rather rude.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:03,
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would cranial urination be just peachy with you?
Well I suppose I've heard of a meat puppet:)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:05,
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finally done
clickus
cheers to all who offered html cleverness, lissa explained well, and stup0t fixed it :-)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:12,
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cheers to all who offered html cleverness, lissa explained well, and stup0t fixed it :-)
ok
after [body] and before [img...] put
[center] and after [img...] put [/center]
(again change square brackets to pointy ones)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:16,
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[center] and after [img...] put [/center]
(again change square brackets to pointy ones)
the source shows this to me
[body bgcolor="#0000AB"]
[img src="http://www.ukdragon.com/b3ta/bsodmk2.gif" align="center"]
you want
[body bgcolor="#0000AB"][center]
[img src="http://www.ukdragon.com/b3ta/bsodmk2.gif"]
[/center]
I think.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:20,
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[img src="http://www.ukdragon.com/b3ta/bsodmk2.gif" align="center"]
you want
[body bgcolor="#0000AB"][center]
[img src="http://www.ukdragon.com/b3ta/bsodmk2.gif"]
[/center]
I think.
i used to have a link
on my web page that said "don't click here"
if you were using windows 95, or possibly 98, it caused a blue screen of death.
looks about a bit
ooh, i still have it!
if you're on windows, don't click here!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:22,
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if you were using windows 95, or possibly 98, it caused a blue screen of death.
looks about a bit
ooh, i still have it!
if you're on windows, don't click here!
lol
i dread to think how many victims that sites had, its sat in my sig in most forums for a year or two
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:32,
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on the subject of annoying websites
i showed that colourblindness test thingie to a friend at uni today
he was actually struggling to get most of the numbers right, and pretty much gave before the, er, good bit.
(now he's a bit worried)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:35,
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he was actually struggling to get most of the numbers right, and pretty much gave before the, er, good bit.
(now he's a bit worried)
I must be mean
I find that hilarious! And I'm gonna click it again!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 7:57,
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if you view the source
it explains how to make it happen.. i can't quite remember exactly *why* it works, just some silly error that microsoft left in.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:31,
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I didn't click on it. I tabbed on and pressed enter...
...Anyway I thought that 95-98 being DOS systems had GPFs not Blue screeen of deaths:)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:04,
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short for
"withdrawing room"
when we sat after dinner
edit:
check out my elvis flash thingy
www.headwindow.com/elvis
(i posted it before, but stuff it)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:10,
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when we sat after dinner
edit:
check out my elvis flash thingy
www.headwindow.com/elvis
(i posted it before, but stuff it)
where colonel mustard
twats you over the head with a candlestick.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:18,
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i know, i know
but i have to make sure that fluffiness levels are sustained,
even late at night
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:22,
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even late at night
how about
'where colonel puppy licks your face with his big wet soppy tongue'?
now _that_ would be a good cluedo crime!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:23,
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now _that_ would be a good cluedo crime!
once again, the time has come
to walk the wooden staircase up to Bedfordshire.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:48,
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Downloading pics NOW!
Just about to go for lunch when a fire engine races past. Grab camera and run for a look...much smoke on horizon. Jump in ute and shoot down - big fire in process. Coz all the firemen know me I wander in and start taking photos.... next thing there's a officer yelling at me to grab a hose and take a flank... and it's all on!
/edit: uploading them now to www.marshallsoftware.co.nz/b3ta/fire
Here's me in the bottom right in my borrowed gear
now I'm back at work... soaked and stinking of smoke
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:47,
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/edit: uploading them now to www.marshallsoftware.co.nz/b3ta/fire
Here's me in the bottom right in my borrowed gear
now I'm back at work... soaked and stinking of smoke
good lord
I shall stay up a little longer just to see this.
Edit:Fucksocks apenips, what a lot of smoke
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:50,
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Edit:Fucksocks apenips, what a lot of smoke
Is the whole of NZ on fire?
edit: You've not burnt to death I hope K3rry
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:53,
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edit: You've not burnt to death I hope K3rry
woo
when i was driving home yesterday, i went past a fire station, and they were all on strike. but just as i was passing, a green goddess (and police escort) trundled past in the opposite direction.
it all seemed somewhat ironic, for some reason
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:51,
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it all seemed somewhat ironic, for some reason
it was the first time
i'd seen one too. it was kinda exciting, in a way.
(the same kinda exciting you get when the car rolls over to its 30,000th mile)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:01,
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(the same kinda exciting you get when the car rolls over to its 30,000th mile)
I've only seen them roll over to
110,000 miles. Usually followed by the loss of the head gasket.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:02,
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hehe
my last car rolled over to 00000 now THAT was exciting! it was new again, and immediately cleaned, greased and oiled itself. fantastic.
some of this post was ficticious
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:10,
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some of this post was ficticious
Wow!
Pretty interesting stuff.
And 10 quid to the first b3tan who can find where k3rry hid nohands in each of those pics ...
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:05,
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And 10 quid to the first b3tan who can find where k3rry hid nohands in each of those pics ...
you can just scan a tenner and email it to me
or something.
(wait a minute, wasn't that in this morning's spazz?)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:38,
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(wait a minute, wasn't that in this morning's spazz?)
well done on pitching in
i hope it doesn't burn houses like here on saturday. trust me, that's something you never want to experience. so good luck!
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:40,
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I know I never want to see it!
Been in a few "hot" ones but nothing like that.
Only lost one house here....
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:46,
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Only lost one house here....
No family
Just a house removal company stockpiling houses in it's yard so that is good news! I always feel for familys that loose things
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 3:54,
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could i have some html help pleeeasse?
i'm wanting to make a page in a nice blue colour and insert an image into the middle.
what do i put?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:41,
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what do i put?
ouch, it just a matter
that i can't be arsed to think or find dreamweaver :p
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:50,
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i wasn't being mean! honestly
it's just that you'll get a lot more coherent sense from google than the muppets on here ;)
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:52,
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Without
wanting to put too fine a point on it, if you can't be arsed to think, why would anyone else?
In general, people are more likely to help if you show that you've already put in some work yourself.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:11,
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In general, people are more likely to help if you show that you've already put in some work yourself.
some work?
if you wanna see some fucking work, have a look at my few hundred pictures and the fucking link i just posted up there
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:13,
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how ironic
that i got a load of red crosses
until i pressed refresh
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:52,
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until i pressed refresh
substitute square brackets for pointy brackets...
[html]
[head][title]i can't fucking hummus[/title][/head]
[body bgcolor="#000066"]
[table width=100% height=100% border=0]
[tr][td]
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:53,
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[head][title]i can't fucking hummus[/title][/head]
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for the middle, you might want
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:58,
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Heheheheh
I pray that no one did this already:
It's not just my imagination, is it? She really does look womble-some?
And of course every good film needs a sequel:
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:41,
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It's not just my imagination, is it? She really does look womble-some?
And of course every good film needs a sequel:
neato web widget
Perhaps you've already seen GE's Imagination at Work magic marker thingy. A few B3tans have already posted their simple artworks, like the one I just made:
click to embiggen
There is potential for great works, such as:
click to embiggen
okay, maybe not REEEALLY...
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:36,
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click to embiggen
There is potential for great works, such as:
click to embiggen
okay, maybe not REEEALLY...
look what I did
...and I just can't be arsed to click it. god I'm getting technophobic and lazy.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:57,
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...and I just can't be arsed to click it. god I'm getting technophobic and lazy.
OK, my opinion:
that's fucking stupid!
GE are a bunch of fucking cunts!
what a waste of time!
"imagination at work" my hairy arse!
draw with REAL pens you stupid fuckwits!
ahhhh that feels better
edit: I guess that wasn't very fluffy of me.. heoi anō..
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 2:12,
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GE are a bunch of fucking cunts!
what a waste of time!
"imagination at work" my hairy arse!
draw with REAL pens you stupid fuckwits!
ahhhh that feels better
edit: I guess that wasn't very fluffy of me.. heoi anō..
I want a huge printed version of that
over my fireplace...but I don't have a fireplace.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:40,
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couldn't decide
if the burning house was owned by the guy or was the fault of the guy or both.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:32,
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both
looks like he started it on purpose, but has just started to regret it.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:35,
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Looks a bit like the paranoid bit
of a bad speed trip. He was probably ccooking with gas...
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:39,
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seems reasonable
well, that was my paint mashery.
I'm quite proud, considering i used a wobbly mouse.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:40,
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I'm quite proud, considering i used a wobbly mouse.
wildliff:
take a random place name, and create the animal that it refers to. this is a sheppey:
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:24,
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pets name
take your pets name as a christian name, and your street name as the surname = pornstar name
works most of the time
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:26,
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works most of the time
the street
you live on
ie dogs name murphy, street name chestnut rd
= murphy chestnut
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:31,
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ie dogs name murphy, street name chestnut rd
= murphy chestnut
"chestnut" doesn't sound very street to me
u wanna get wid da yoof, listen to the vibes they is spreadin
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:39,
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Tipsy Brunswick
I've also heard a version where you take your childhood pet's name and your mum's maiden name. That would give me Tigger Griffiths which I think is much better.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:48,
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Like
Mittens Third Avenue, or Pickles Wolcott, or Priscilla Pierce.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:34,
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Multiple Pigeons.
... alas and alack.
To the Fish of Space, my greetings.
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:30,
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To the Fish of Space, my greetings.
greetings!
how goes it? and will you be along to the glasb3tan on the first of feb?
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Thu 23 Jan 2003, 1:35,
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No can do...
... I suspect.... I shall endeavour to make it, however.. unlikely :-(
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