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Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Odradek (she who lurks, green Lifesaver-like) Posted Jun 12, 2000
l'm going swimming. Mew wanna come?
Mew?
Where are Mew?
Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Bluebottle Posted Jun 12, 2000
Perhaps we should start a new forum for those of us who are interested in playing the game, while the rest of us carry on Swimming To Jupiter (in or out of a Yellow Submarine).
Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Mew (who is hovering in midair unless otherwise stated) Posted Jun 12, 2000
Me he he he he! 
Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Munchkin Posted Jun 13, 2000
Oops, didn't mean that.
I believe we were just discussing the possibility of playing a game against the giant frond creatures. We kind of need to get to Jupiter/Europa first. So, how far do we have to go, and does anyone have an outboard I can strap to my teatray?
Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Bluebottle Posted Jun 13, 2000
Well, we're due to arrive there at the end of forum 5, apparently, so we're over halfway there.
We could cheat and start forum 4 about now? What do you think?
Swimming To Jupiter 3: A Yellow Submarine
Munchkin Posted Jun 13, 2000
To Forum Four, and don't spare the oscelots!!
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Bluebottle Posted Jun 13, 2000
The mission continues here! http://www.h2g2.com/F44378?thread=57774
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