
Last Monday while watching Never Mind the Buzzcocks on BBC2 (The repeat of which is coincidentally on BBC2 at the time of writing) one of the songs in the miming round was 'Rapper's Delight' by Sugarhill Gang.
I downloaded the song on Kazaa an hour ago (I know, naughty me...), and I noticed a striking resemblance between some of the lyrics in Rapper's Delight and a certain other more recent song.
I'll let you judge for yourself.
Windows Media Player 7 or higher recommended
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I downloaded the song on Kazaa an hour ago (I know, naughty me...), and I noticed a striking resemblance between some of the lyrics in Rapper's Delight and a certain other more recent song.
I'll let you judge for yourself.
Windows Media Player 7 or higher recommended

Windows Media Download Package
Basically its several files bundled into one with a playlist, meaning you can download just one file instead of loads.
Should be automatically recognised by Windows Media Player
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Basically its several files bundled into one with a playlist, meaning you can download just one file instead of loads.
Should be automatically recognised by Windows Media Player

is every dj's dream. You can go to the shop, and maybe eat a pasty, and it'll still be on when you get back
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when I first heard that ketchup song, but I was laughed at!
I agree with you!
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I agree with you!

that was what that song was all about ...
...obviously not.
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...obviously not.

for 20 minutes now...can't move away from the screen...hypnotic...
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You'll set me off again *ahem*
Edit: That sounded much filthier than I intended...
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Edit: That sounded much filthier than I intended...


Me & K3rry enjoying a spong on the weekend.

I think we managed 4 simultaneous bashes this weekend
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scary stuff huh.
There's more about it in K3rry's thread from a little earlier today.
I think the b3ta stickers we made worked rather well - recommended for other b3tan meets!
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There's more about it in K3rry's thread from a little earlier today.
I think the b3ta stickers we made worked rather well - recommended for other b3tan meets!

ever goes more global than it already is we should do button badges like that!
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and posted them on the board.
b3ta's already global!
we shall overcome!
I also found this in the spazz.. miiiinnnndd piiissssss....
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b3ta's already global!
we shall overcome!
I also found this in the spazz.. miiiinnnndd piiissssss....

the famous July 5th bash last year; I was on a high for a fortnight after that....most excellent!
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That's more like the real you!
It's true the camera does lie
;)
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It's true the camera does lie
;)

mainly because I'd seen "The Otters" photoshop on this board. But jeez - it's a really disturbing and frightening film.
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I liked the fact that I saw it at the pictures with someone - when it got to the main scary bit, she asked me what had happened as she had her hands over her face the whole time.
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.. but mostly I felt disturbed that the film offered no redemption for the characters. It was really dark.
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The Ring yet? (either version). Talk about new pants time
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briefly, it's a good old ghost story at heart, in the Edgar Allen Poe mode, with a nice hefty twist at the end. The American version is a remake of a Japanese classic, but both of them stand up as good films, because although they have the same beginning and end, they take very different routes along the way. And, it's pants-wettingly scary, and films don't normally do that to me.
Oh, and I suppose there's not alot of point asking where you got your username is there?
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Oh, and I suppose there's not alot of point asking where you got your username is there?

I can find the Japanese version. Maybe I'll get it.
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there is also a prequel, and a sequel, you can probably get a DVD set, but they might not be subbed, in which case useless, unless you speak Japanese
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is supposed to be better than the american one.
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are better than the hollywood remake.
el Mariachi and la Femme Nikita are two recent ones that come to mind.
I still find it hard to look favourably on a people who cheer the explosions in a film...
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el Mariachi and la Femme Nikita are two recent ones that come to mind.
I still find it hard to look favourably on a people who cheer the explosions in a film...

(and the scenery around them) is obviously fake and probably done just outside London. I went off films years ago, and accidentally catching bits of Sleepy Hollow a while back confirmed that I'd made a good choice.
Even TV dramas went the same way a long time ago (probably round the 2nd or 3rd Prime Suspect); that new Amanda Burton shite that was on tonight.....wtf? Particularly when they showed what was going to happen tomorrow night....good job actually, saves us watching more Lynda LaPlante bollocks. Good job we have control over the OFF button :)
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Even TV dramas went the same way a long time ago (probably round the 2nd or 3rd Prime Suspect); that new Amanda Burton shite that was on tonight.....wtf? Particularly when they showed what was going to happen tomorrow night....good job actually, saves us watching more Lynda LaPlante bollocks. Good job we have control over the OFF button :)

thought it was all right, but not a patch on the original which, frankly, scared seven shades of shite out of me ...
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it's stayed with me most of the day. Although I really want to know if the "book of the dead" idea is real. It's freaky.
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was actually the spookiest thing. I'd like to know if it's real too. I'm actually too scared of horror films, so that's about the scariest I'll watch in the cinema. I am a big wuss.
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and I found some very nasty pics of victorians in coffins - but no "book of the dead"
www.gravesights.org/postmortem.htm
Don't go there unless you want nightmares.
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www.gravesights.org/postmortem.htm
Don't go there unless you want nightmares.

only just read te last line of your post. That is really spooky, specially the children. Actually, some one I know (Emma of the Terms and conditions) used to work in a photo place, she had to develop pics of a dead person once. Lovely.
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at the funeral parlour. Her sunken face has stayed in my dreams forever. A bad way to remember someone. Don't do it kids.
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sad as in sad, not as in crap. I never saw either of my grans - my mum wouldn't let me. Best to have the good memories of them alive and all that.
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before she died, and that was bad enough 'cos she didn't recognise anyone. When my Nan was laid out in 'state' I didn't go in to see purely for reasons Rob says up there ^^^^^^^. Then I found out we'd got her name wrong all my life.
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sometimes - like some entire years- she'd use her middle name. Apparantly, my great aunt was actually born on a totally different day to the one everyone thought, They found that out when they found her birth certificate after she died!
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that had another name on the back (she was actually Jane whereas we knew her as Jean). That was 15 years ago and I still haven't asked me dad why she used another name.
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My nan has had several medical problems over the years what with an ongoing thyroid complaint and a stroke a few years ago. What got the family riled was when she lied about her age to the doctor! She cut about 5 years off. My mum set that straight as soon as she found out :) Holy shit nan, you're 83, what's the point in telling the doctor you're only 78?
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pride. You've spent most of yer life trying to be older than you really are, when you get to that age you wish to fuck you were younger than you really are. I'm guessing here, but judging by the way I feel right now I think that's got to be right.
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spooky but most funny at the same time.....
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it's a Tibetan religious work, I think I have a copy here somewhere, although this may be something entirely different, like the book of the dead in "Evil Dead II".
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is a collection of photos of dead people propped up in their beds. It's utterly chilling.
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porn + dead people. How can a man have an honest wank to that?
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me that some people might find it as a wank mag....<shudder>
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but was desperate for a job and something else came up sooner. Has it closed now? i guess it must've...
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fuck knows. Hold on, left college about 94, worked for a while in blah blah, left, freelanced.. maybe about 1996? Something like that. mate of mine works for the other one, the Fortean times. (my memory is crap)
edit - I'm older than you don't forget. Rememeber how wrinkly my face is?
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edit - I'm older than you don't forget. Rememeber how wrinkly my face is?

with Fiona Jerome at the helm, so Pep'd have been mid 20s :) I'm only assuming it doesn't exist any more 'cos I ain't seen it on the shelves at me local newsies; last issue I got was early 2002 back when I had a job.
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I remember them talking about it, saying it would be like the fortean times, but more sexy etc etc. I think I went of and did some exhibition stuff instead or something. Lord knows.
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that I knew someone involved with it..hehe....pity I'm not a namedropper :)
Just stuck me entire Bizarre collection on ebay tonight so we'll see if there are any collectors out there....
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Just stuck me entire Bizarre collection on ebay tonight so we'll see if there are any collectors out there....

I vaguely remember buying it in 92 - but I'm probably mixing it up with something else. Anyway - goodnight.
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and yep it was bleedin scary, i knew the ending though cos someone told me, but it was still pretty good
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i just read the story on bbc.co.uk, if any b3tans went, woo to you!
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for going on an all-day booze-up. Heart's in the right place though.
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a few of us went - and even took a nohands sign! woo - spoons great little piccies are here : groups.msn.com/spoonywoony/march.msnw
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that the girl in the middle is enthusiastic about her Nohands impression.
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a special "Ban Nohands" demo, just for you, but it turned out to be harder than it seemed at first.
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.. I picked the no-hands thing too (So ur nuthin special) ;-)
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very good, but if you have a spazz you'll see you've been b3tan to it a number of times
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thanks - i avoid the spazz, 'cause i kept forgetting i was in it and wondering why the board was so slow
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is it the privatise nhs thing?
/edit: yep, sorry it took me so long, am so so so so very tired
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/edit: yep, sorry it took me so long, am so so so so very tired

And go to every protest march we can. I'm gonna make a big "GOLF SALE -->" banner for the occassion!
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note to self: must not press f5... must get my act together for monday...

by my watch anyway. Probably even less in board time.
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.. so ur all obviously jealous that I'm closer to the dateline than ya'll cept Martin, Kerry and Rapituni :-)
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I'm closer to the dateline than Martin by .. 3 inches :-)
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As an interesting aside, heinzbakedbeans.com hasn't been registered by anyone.
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To anyone who can solve this problem.
I have Apache2 and PHP 4.3.0 (SAPI module) on a Windows XP system. PHP scripts process ok to the localhost Apache, but when I try to send or retrieve variables from/to a Flash 5 form using Post/Get (and I have tried using an example which works on the web ok) the variables don't get passed. Any ideas?
Here's the error.log generated when I try a simple back and forward passing variable script
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 1
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 9
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 12
Any help greatly appreciated
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I have Apache2 and PHP 4.3.0 (SAPI module) on a Windows XP system. PHP scripts process ok to the localhost Apache, but when I try to send or retrieve variables from/to a Flash 5 form using Post/Get (and I have tried using an example which works on the web ok) the variables don't get passed. Any ideas?
Here's the error.log generated when I try a simple back and forward passing variable script
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 1
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 9
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\middle.php on line 12
Any help greatly appreciated

.. are you retrieving the variables in the PHP code?
Like, are you using the shorthand, or the full $HTTP_POST_VARS[""] array?
Can you post forms from a normal HTML form to a PHP page?
And you can keep the beer :-)
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Like, are you using the shorthand, or the full $HTTP_POST_VARS[""] array?
Can you post forms from a normal HTML form to a PHP page?
And you can keep the beer :-)

I reckon. I think there is a flag which you can turn off.
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is that I discovered the answer myself when I installed the older versions of PHP and Apache, but it was 3 am and I didn't write it down. (Of course, Macromedia's site is shite all wanking bastard fucking use, I'm never paying for one of their products ever again)
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though not waving, beating and smashing perhaps
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but with 4.2.1 you have to retrieve yer variables using $_POST["woo"] or $_GET["yay"] instead of ye olde method....
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just make the PHP script generate the output something like this
&variablename="wankyfucksocks"
and that would work
edit: There must be a site which explains this, I've been looking and there seem to be a few methods of doing it, but some are probably for older versions?
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&variablename="wankyfucksocks"
and that would work
edit: There must be a site which explains this, I've been looking and there seem to be a few methods of doing it, but some are probably for older versions?

Doesn't the & symbol indicate a pointer? And you missed a semicolon :-)
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the system variable 'trackvariables' (I think) was on, now it's off....the readmes say all of this anyway; basically you need to grab the variables using either Snoop's suggestion or mine.
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edit: No I'm doing something fundamentally more stupid than that I'm sure.
This is the Actionscript for the button to submit a variable, but it doesn't do it, nothing gets passed.
on (release) {
getURL ("middle.php", "_blank", "GET");
}
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This is the Actionscript for the button to submit a variable, but it doesn't do it, nothing gets passed.
on (release) {
getURL ("middle.php", "_blank", "GET");
}

expecting to be passed to middle.php? Does GetURL create a global variable?
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on a flash movie frame. And I think they may be global variables.
edit: I note global variables are set to off in PHP.ini. Damn I feel dim.
MANY THANKS. :D
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edit: I note global variables are set to off in PHP.ini. Damn I feel dim.
MANY THANKS. :D

was the change, done for security reasons as well as speed and/or memory consumption. Foxed me for a while too!
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Look at the pretty dinosaur thing. It's cool. I want one.
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..and had been waiting for just the right time.

...reminds me of a local urban legend.
Apparently in the early eighties, a particularly tough and nasty skinhead beat the living shit out of his mate.
The reason being, his mate had tattoed 'Choas' onto his forehead.
I do so hope that it was true.
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Apparently in the early eighties, a particularly tough and nasty skinhead beat the living shit out of his mate.
The reason being, his mate had tattoed 'Choas' onto his forehead.
I do so hope that it was true.

..but it's past 1 in the morning so..
ill try to do it tomorrow :)
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ill try to do it tomorrow :)

and its sleepy-time for me now..
so bye bye for now - have a good night.
:)
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so bye bye for now - have a good night.
:)

.. the dog died quickly tho! And the Rik Waller spoof I did the other day b3ta.com/board/804606 went down well (especially during the current climate!)
So I thought why not have a pop at the other one?!
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So I thought why not have a pop at the other one?!

the other one? Go for the rest of the wastrels too.
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.. I thought I might show animated robot I did long time 'go.
Not 100% woosomeable, but goody nuthaless :-)
My Robotâ„¢
2.8 MEGishness of crapiness!
Ok - I'll get my coat :-)
Legal Notices:
Everything by Meâ„¢ :-)
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Not 100% woosomeable, but goody nuthaless :-)
My Robotâ„¢
2.8 MEGishness of crapiness!
Ok - I'll get my coat :-)
Legal Notices:
Everything by Meâ„¢ :-)

can everyone who hastn't already add something to this thread or mail me at the adress provided. Ta.
I now return you to this thread
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I now return you to this thread

seen this mildly shopped march pic?
*edit* misread name there, you won't even be vaguely interested, sorry*/edit*
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*edit* misread name there, you won't even be vaguely interested, sorry*/edit*

how can any one *not* be interested ;)
edit: ooh this is my 400th post. class.
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edit: ooh this is my 400th post. class.

and ive been on the board about 50 days longer. I'm really that uncommunicative eh?
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that's lovely renderingness. have i finished work in time for sunday night robot hour then? i hope so
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but from the sound of everyones comments, it's lovely. Well done!
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that one's fantastic! but won't he short his circuits in that nappy?
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In the US you can have personalised license plates on your car. Can I have permission to have b3ta.com
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and woo.
God I've missed this place. Alas though, I have no hummus.
My sense of humour has disappeared since I fell in love :(
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God I've missed this place. Alas though, I have no hummus.
My sense of humour has disappeared since I fell in love :(

It'll improve over time. Or get worse, depending on the sort of humour you started with.
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secret santa (the one I couldn't be arsed to animate.)
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If I had a million years off, I woud think about animating him. (did you get your work done?)
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he's great as he is!
(i got the bulk of my homework done. it's due on tuesday so i think i'm ok. i also had chinese. :))
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(i got the bulk of my homework done. it's due on tuesday so i think i'm ok. i also had chinese. :))

the fact you had a chinese gave me a big smile. still not had a creme egg yet...
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(ah yes, i also typed out the recipe for unicorn...)
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and i actually made it out of the house and was sociable all evening. Well done to both of us. (but more to you I think).
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i just popped in for a minute on my way to bed and saw the robot. must go! must not press F5! good night all!
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I've never got the hang of how to draw things from the side.
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make all the lines in units of 2 pixels. That's it. Literally, once I knew that i was laughing. Or I at least sniggered, just a bit. Can't do it with vectors tho. I'm shite.
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do stuff with vectors by one of the VIZ drawing types, but it was on Coreldraw and that makes my brain hurt. Well smart though; instant scalability an' all that shoite.
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like, I can redraw logo's and all that stuff I can draw the odd thing like this but overall, as I can't draw that well, i find pixels keep me in check a bit, if you see what i mean, which i doubt, actually.
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'cos I used to use ye pixel stuff on me olde Spectrum back in the days.....
Have we seen that pic before? Looks familiar to this haggled old git. (this is the first time I've felt like a haggled old git for years!)
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Have we seen that pic before? Looks familiar to this haggled old git. (this is the first time I've felt like a haggled old git for years!)

the only other vector stuff that i can find online is on a website for teenage girls. I made them some ecards. I have got some more somewhere but fecked if i can remember what I called them!
You're not a haggled old git.
much =)
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You're not a haggled old git.
much =)

and lack of sleep, and for THAT I blame the cold. Oh yes.
I've got an aaaful feeling I'm thinking of the bad boy inc shite that gets stuck onto drug dealer's 4x4s and spoddy kids Novas.
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I've got an aaaful feeling I'm thinking of the bad boy inc shite that gets stuck onto drug dealer's 4x4s and spoddy kids Novas.

he's very nice. Will do the job, I reckon. Send him round he can do the dishes.
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mostly he cries "real salty tears" and has robot trantrums about wanting more oil.
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give him more oil then....
*edit* oo, sneaky edit there, Mr. M :)
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*edit* oo, sneaky edit there, Mr. M :)

mind you, if he did that here I'd take his batteries out - never been the maternal type me.
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I thought that was a willy for a second.
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two down, two to go!
why do the Residents hate the Beatles?
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why do the Residents hate the Beatles?

better than the pics you posted last night ;)
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george was de bestest
/60s throwback
wyh
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/60s throwback
wyh

of the four of them, he would have been the most fun to have a beer and a singalong with.
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and I spent most of the week playing mommy to him while his parents were packing up their dead parents house.

We had so much fun, and he's beautiful. His mom is white, and believe it or not his dad is black.
They're my best friends in the world ever :)
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We had so much fun, and he's beautiful. His mom is white, and believe it or not his dad is black.
They're my best friends in the world ever :)

but id take it off before someone does something with that pic....
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my friends have been begging me to p/shop Noah in some strange way.
He's so beautiful - I am so non-maternal but when I woke him up for preschool the first morning, I felt all motherly.
Potatoswap away :)
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He's so beautiful - I am so non-maternal but when I woke him up for preschool the first morning, I felt all motherly.
Potatoswap away :)

looks a bit vertically compressed... or are my eyes still shot from watching 8 videos on the weekend?
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Sun 16 Feb 2003, 23:38,
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i had a quick look to sort out with or height but it actually is like that. 'Nice child, wider than most'
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Sun 16 Feb 2003, 23:43,
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vertically compressed. Easily fixed, though. Just paste a kitten's head on top.
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Sun 16 Feb 2003, 23:44,
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for the deformed head he's got!
All my comforts are with the parents and the part-time-mommy
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Mon 17 Feb 2003, 0:01,
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All my comforts are with the parents and the part-time-mommy
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