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And that's it, I suppose...
Mr. Carrot Started conversation Apr 11, 2004
This was the last day of TG... the network will be taken down in twenty minutes, and the power goes in one hour twenty... This party's been fun, but extremely tiring, too... I'm rather glad to be done with it. I still think TG was marginally better last year, but there are some things that have definately improved, such as:
1)Registration queue... Last year, I had to stand in line for one hour, and I was lucky, because I came before the rest of the bunch... The others were in the bloody line for four hours. This year, the queue took about 2 minutes, because everybody'd ordered their tickets home by mail in advance, so all you had to do was attach the bracelet.
2)The intro and demoscene contributions were impeccable. They had 6 intros and 21 demos... Took some time to show them all, that's for certain. Many of them were darned good, too...
3)The Press play on tape concert was extremely good this year, compaared to last TG 03. The band have certainly evolved a lot, and were both tighter, more dynamic, and more interesting this year. They've still got a way to go with balance, though, but I blame that on the sound engineers...
Ah, well, this party's been a blast, even though most of you wouldn't believe it...
And that's it, I suppose...
Tacysa Posted Apr 11, 2004
I'll believe it, but I still think you're slightly demented. Ah, well, think of it this way, you'll be back to your home where you don't have to worry about any hygiene-related outbreaks...
And that's it, I suppose...
Tacysa Posted Apr 11, 2004
It is fun, isn't it? I'm guessing you're going to go to sleep as soon as you get home.
And that's it, I suppose...
Mr. Carrot Posted Apr 11, 2004
Wrong... I was home when I posted last time...
Allright, here's what I did when I got home:
1) I took a long and lovely shower
2)Unpacked everything
3)Set up comp
4)Had a good, healthy lunch
5)Posted here...
6)Rested on the couch for half an hour
7)Got up and watched Matrix Revolutions
And that's it, I suppose...
Tacysa Posted Apr 11, 2004
Mmmmmm, long and lovely showers. I thought Revolutions was absolute crap. But that's just me...
And that's it, I suppose...
Mr. Carrot Posted Apr 11, 2004
Indeed... Well, I liked it, but I'm weird...
And that's it, I suppose...
darakat - Now with pockets! Posted Apr 11, 2004
the whole lot where trollup as far as I am concerned, i hated all the matrix serries.
And that's it, I suppose...
Tacysa Posted Apr 12, 2004
I liked the first. I thought the reasoning behind it all was good, but they didn't manage to convey it properly. Had they have been books, it might have been different.
And that's it, I suppose...
Mr. Carrot Posted Apr 12, 2004
I will audibly refrain from comment, since I'm weird...
And that's it, I suppose...
darakat - Now with pockets! Posted Apr 12, 2004
No I am weird becuase I hated them all.
And that's it, I suppose...
Mr. Carrot Posted Apr 12, 2004
Ah, then we're both weird, because I liked them all, but for weird reasons...
And that's it, I suppose...
Tacysa Posted Apr 12, 2004
Well, since you're both weird, what does that make me?
Key: Complain about this post
And that's it, I suppose...
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- 9: darakat - Now with pockets! (Apr 11, 2004)
- 10: Tacysa (Apr 12, 2004)
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