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Darkest corner of the pub
typolifi Posted Apr 16, 2001
No no, wait a second, this should be a Dark Corner, not a birthday party.
;-(
(that's a new smiley. It is sad, but blinks its eye)
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Apr 16, 2001
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Apr 16, 2001
Actually it's pirate in <> - learn more about smileys here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A155909
PS: Or just point your cursor on a smiley you like - a little sign will tell you what to write between the <>'s to copy it
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Ottox Posted Apr 16, 2001
And to complete Pierce' post:
If you can't remember the number A155909, http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/smiley will take you to the same page!
If that's also too hard to remember, just click on any of the smileys in forum-conversations, and - guess what - that takes you to the smiley page as well!
Skål!
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 16, 2001
YAY!!!
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Apr 17, 2001
You seem to be easily exaggerated today, miss D Had too much and during easter?
What am I saying? Is it possible to have too much ?
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Researcher 168814 Posted Apr 17, 2001
You can always join the chocoholic anonymous...
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typolifi Posted Apr 17, 2001
Perhaps there is a secret irony around us. Perhaps it is linked with the fact that I did know about the smiley page and was just to weary to go there, prefering to adress Piercey directly. In order to reach to his soul. It was of course an absurd goal, and therefore the Dragonfly issued a keen-sighted YAY, which might be seen as her prefered word.
Still it was quite a shock for me to get info about the h2G2 smilies. I've been here for long too, you know. Heck! Where is the Past gone???
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 17, 2001
::sings:: Where has all the past gone!?? ... Long time...
I am ALWAYS easily enthused, Pierce, dear!!!! It makes no matter how much chocolate or cheesecake or chocolate milk or BEATLES or Billie Holiday or Literature or personal e-mails or packages in the mail or [moderated] I get!!!!
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typolifi Posted Apr 18, 2001
Have you ever tried listening to "She's so heavy" on Abbey Road for a whole night?
THAT something that might drive in some very dark corners!
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Apr 19, 2001
My soul? My SOUL? You can't handle my soul!
I take it you are the worlds most famous anonymous chocoholic, D?
Here, , have another ! And a chocolate milk to wash it down with. *Humms "Here comes the Sun King"*
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Researcher 168814 Posted Apr 19, 2001
I`m Engländer. I am a chocoholic
[Crowd] HALLO, ENGLÄNDER!
Hallo Crowd.
We have a klinik in the town where I live that work on the twelve steps of the AA´s. I was there once to have a look what it is like. They showed a film and afterwards there was a discussion, led after the above scheme. It was quite fascinating to see it work, and I felt a little funny thinking with what problems these people all go to the clinic. Well and when you had finished you said "Thank you!" and the crowd answered:
[Crowd] THANK YOU, ENGLÄNDER!
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Apr 20, 2001
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typolifi Posted Apr 20, 2001
I'm not sure if anyone can help you here if you want to °stop° being addicted. Still we can °help° you remaining addicted...
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typolifi Posted Apr 20, 2001
If you really want to stop, at least temporarily, I advise you an article called "STOP". There's a link to it on my page, just over the "discuss this entry" button. The link's called "Looking for a way to go offline"
NB: this is not only a stratagem to get you to my page. The link really exist.It's an entry by pilgrim Bill, or Joe.
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Researcher 168814 Posted Apr 20, 2001
Well, I think a certained kind of being hooked is held by every person. From Queen Mum down to you and those fury creatures from alpha centaury. It all depends on weather your RL still has a chance of working and if you are able to keep "normal" relationships going.(Whatever "normal" may meen). If we´re you´re substitute for RL, then you sure have a problem.
*E´s alter ego is just into discussing this problem with E.*
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Researcher 168814 Posted Apr 20, 2001
Huh, seems to me this is a dark corner to all of our lives...
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- 187: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Apr 16, 2001)
- 188: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Apr 17, 2001)
- 189: Researcher 168814 (Apr 17, 2001)
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