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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Nov 7, 2000
This certainly ISN'T The "Free Jelly" campaign.. but I think I wil stick around!!!
I almost laughed outloud reading the last few forums!!!
It was all I could do not to laugh aloud-- I was on the phone with my grandmother...
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Peregrin Posted Nov 7, 2000
You can talk on the phone while on the internet? Hrmph. I can't afford that luxury.
*watches penguins topple each other over like dominoes* Hey, we could set them up in a long line
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MaW Posted Nov 7, 2000
* claps hands. The penguins vanish *
If you lot aren't going to be nice to them, they're not going to come back! They don't appreciate being treated like that.
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Nov 7, 2000
*sticks tongue out at MaW*
Now what do we do for fun...Ooh we could see how many other animals do that?
*looks at the cat asleep on her bed*
Hmmm...
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Peregrin Posted Nov 7, 2000
*is disappointed because the nice domino setup he was building has disappeared*
Oh well. Back to the gremlins.
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Nov 7, 2000
::wonders if she needs to seperate or chaperone MaW and Tink::
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The Fish Posted Nov 7, 2000
*Helps Peregrin with the Gremlins.....*
You could always try dogs that were sitting down...... especially basset hounds
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Nov 7, 2000
*doesn't think they need chaperoning just yet*
Basset hound dominos...hmmm...what about Ostriches that's similar?
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Nov 7, 2000
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Nov 7, 2000
Report us? You mean to the President as in Peregrin?
*grins*
Besides we'd never hurt them they do it naturally...do you not watch Childrens Newsround
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MaW Posted Nov 8, 2000
According to slashdot.org they're actually going to do a real experiment with the penguins falling over thing. Now that's what I call Evil. Then of course Slashdot goes on to mention how real penguins are nowhere near as slick as the hero of Tux Racer, who is capable of doing 170kph head-first down a mountain on his stomach. If you want to know more about this, go to tuxracer.sourceforge.net where you can get the Windows and/or Linux versions of this currently incomplete but very amusing game.
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MaW Posted Nov 8, 2000
Hmm... but Tux Racer is free...
It'll be better when version 1.0 comes out. More music, more tracks, multiplayer and computer-controlled opponents. At last!
Still, hitting an ice pillar at 160kph and not killing Tux is somewhat reassuring. It means he's invincible!
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Peregrin Posted Nov 8, 2000
I saw (on TV) a demo of Looney Tunes Racer the other day! It looks awesome. Totally and utterly awesome. I have to get it. I need to get it. I will get it....
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- 81: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Nov 7, 2000)
- 82: Peregrin (Nov 7, 2000)
- 83: The Fish (Nov 7, 2000)
- 84: MaW (Nov 7, 2000)
- 85: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 7, 2000)
- 86: MaW (Nov 7, 2000)
- 87: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 7, 2000)
- 88: Peregrin (Nov 7, 2000)
- 89: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Nov 7, 2000)
- 90: The Fish (Nov 7, 2000)
- 91: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 7, 2000)
- 92: Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde (Nov 7, 2000)
- 93: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 7, 2000)
- 94: MaW (Nov 8, 2000)
- 95: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 8, 2000)
- 96: Peregrin (Nov 8, 2000)
- 97: MaW (Nov 8, 2000)
- 98: Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* (Nov 8, 2000)
- 99: Peregrin (Nov 8, 2000)
- 100: The Fish (Nov 8, 2000)
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