A Conversation for DISH THE DIRT 3
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Wowbagger Started conversation Oct 9, 1999
Childish behaviour indeed!
(You'll be poking fun at my life size cut out Jean Luc Picard as Locutus next!)
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Wowbagger Posted Oct 9, 1999
Or my bendy Popeye Doll or my Tombowler collection or my lucky glow-in-the-dark copy of Spiderman.
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shazzPRME Posted Oct 9, 1999
Hmmmmm....the Stark Trek I can go for.....I am wearing my Wnterprise D
earrings as I type!.......but ...the rest??
shazz 
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Wowbagger Posted Oct 10, 1999
Umm... wasn't serious about the last lot Shazz. Or the cut out. But it sounded good at the time
Last year I made an animated film called "technobabble" where two guys spend the entire time talking sci fi tv stuff while a girl looks on in complete boredom. You'd probably love it but I don't exactly know how you could see it!
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shazzPRME Posted Oct 10, 1999
Thats a shame 
As you correctly surmise I would be joining in the conversation!The stuff in one of the other forums where Da Baron and someone else are rambling on about the size and power of their computers......hmmmmm.....leave me out!As long as the damn thing works...I'm happy 
shazz
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Wowbagger Posted Oct 11, 1999
Is the computer turning into the phallac extension of the new Millenium? Like the car was in the 20th Century?
My hard drive's bigger than yours 
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shazzPRME Posted Oct 11, 1999
Yes,so it appears!I seem to get a lot of messages over icq from users baosting about the capacity of their systems......the terms *hardware* and *software* do not help the allegory either!Still,it does leave a useful opening for ribaldry
shazz
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Wowbagger Posted Oct 11, 1999
Benny Hill would have a field day. Or "Carry On Computing" perhaps?
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