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A big hello to all intelligent lifeforms everywhere.
Aurora Posted Sep 5, 2000
To find out, go to http://www.h2g2.com/A357725 and the forum http://www.h2g2.com/F44250?thread=57762 there'll be some surprises! :-)
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Freaky Cheeze Posted Oct 14, 2000
Like five weeks later and i answer. Hi. I just went to the two suggested listings and laughed my ass off
any hoot must run...
say Cheeze
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Aurora Posted Oct 31, 2000
I see you are a Keeper, I've found the homepage and I'd like to join, but what can I be a keeper of...
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Freaky Cheeze Posted Nov 10, 2000
Lets see? what do you like? what are you interested in? heres a little insignificant question: do you know any good mobile phone tunes, i have tried to programm the tune from Red Dwarf...no success, then i tried the death star march (the tune for dath vadar) but i suck at working out notes can you offer any assistance? or know where to go to get some?
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You can call me TC Posted Nov 15, 2000
I programmed mine to play "Always look on the bright side".
Our choir master can play absolutely any instrument. Someone gave him their mobile and off he went, playing all sorts of tunes just like that, although he'd never held one before. Find a musician with a sense of humour and let him play around.
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Aurora Posted Nov 19, 2000
Zombie Nation is probably the most annoying tune to ever be programmed into a mobile. Eiffel 65 - Blue comes a close second.
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