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Posted by: Logan Darklighter - 03-26-2004, 09:58 AM - Forum: Website
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Just what the subject line says. Found some more potential quotes/sayings for the rotating top banner. ^_^
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Do not taunt happy fun superpower.
Do you ever just want to teleport in, destroy some monsters, damage property, and teleport out?
I am heavily armed, easily bored, and off my medication.
I am not a trained killer. I LEAD trained killers.
I know Karate, Kung Fu, and 47 other dangerous words.
The mind is the final battlefield. The stuff in between is just noise.
Nine out of ten of the voices in my head say "Don't shoot!"
As long as we're going insane, we might as well go the whole way. A mere shred of sanity is of no value.
Because of heavy computing requirements we are currently using some of your unallocated brain capacity for backup processing. Please ignore any hallucinations, voices, or unusual dreams you may experience. Please avoid concentration intensive tasks until further notice. Thank you.
It's hard to predict the future when they keep changing the past.
Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.
Outnumbered, yes. Outmaneuvered, maybe. Outclassed, never!
NO! NO! Don't touch the plot contrivance switch!
Reality is just a transfer gate away.
Time paradoxes will have given me a headache.
Brought to you by the people who made "out of context" a household word.
Cry CHEEBLE! and unloose the hamsters of war!
I do the work of three men--Larry, Moe, and Curly.
I have bungee fever and there's only one cure....BOING....
I used to have a Heisenbergmobile, but every time I looked at the speedometer, I got lost...
I'm not imaginary--I'm ontologically challenged.
I'm a very dangerous fellow when I don't know what I'm doing.
I'm not touching that with a 10' snide remark.
We all live in a yellow subroutine.
-Logan
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"So there I was, lying flat on my back, with my face pressed into the dirt, thinking, "Wait a minute, something's not rig..."
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Posted by: chibipoe - 03-26-2004, 02:52 AM - Forum: The Game Everyone Loves To Play
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Evanescence - Where Will You Go?
You're too important for anyone
You play the role of all you long to be
But I, I know who you really are
You're the one who cries when you're alone
[Chorus:]
But where will you go
With no one left to save you from yourself
You can't escape
You can't escape
You think that I can't see right through your eyes
Scared to death to face reality
No one seems to hear your hidden cries
You're left to face yourself alone
[Chorus]
I realize you're afraid
But you can't abandon everyone
You can't escape
You don't want to escape
I'm so sick of speaking words that no one understands
Is it clear enough that you can't live your whole life all alone
I can hear you in a whisper
But you can't even hear me screaming
[Chorus]
I realize you're afraid
But you can't reject the whole world
You can't escape
You won't escape
You can't escape
You don't want to escape
Thought about this suggesting last night, but was having trouble thinking of what it would do. Other than unleash a serious mind-screw on someone.
"This hand of mine glows with an awesome power. Its burning grip tells me to defeat you....
Shining FINGER!" -Domon Kashuu, Mobile Fighter G Gundam
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Posted by: Shader - 03-24-2004, 05:09 PM - Forum: Drunkard's Walk V: Another Divine Mess You've Gotten Me Into
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Hi all,
I'm not sure if I post this here or over in the "games everyong likes to play" forum. However, I'm tired and am in this forum now, so I'll put it here. If it is the wrong place, could the mods please move it?
Having finally downloaded and read Chris' story, the following song was recalled into my head. I'm not sure exactly what powers it would give Doug, however it does play on the Past/Present/Future/Moment aspect of the OMB universe.
I'm too tired to offer more comments, or comments that make any sense. Here's a link to the lyrics.
John Farnham - Man of the Hour
The link also has links to some other John Farnham songs that might be useful for different aspects and/or effects, 'Don't you know it's magic', 'That's freedom', 'Keep talking', 'See the bannars fall', 'When all else fails', 'We're no angels', plus many more that I'm too tired to process. (It's been a long 48 hours - exactly 0xB40 minutes in length.)
Micro Hue
(who one day will get an account here ... one day)
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Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 03-23-2004, 10:04 PM - Forum: Website
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I've slightly rearranged the DW pages. In anticipation of the coming DW5, and to make the main DW page a bit less crowded, I've split off a dedicated DW2 page. I've also updated a few other pages there to match.
Just in case anyone's "page changed" monitors go off...
-- Bob
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There's no wrong way to eat a Rhesus.
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Posted by: Disruptor - 03-23-2004, 04:40 AM - Forum: The Game Everyone Loves To Play
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On top of spagettii
all covered with cheese
I lost my poor meatball
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Effects: causes spaggetti, molten cheese, and meatballs to rain down.
Shaving cream Be nice and clean
Shave everyday and you'll always look clean
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Effect: Doug's shaving song.
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Tom Mathews aka Disruptor
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Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 03-22-2004, 04:55 PM - Forum: Drunkard's Walk II: Robot's Rules of Order
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In my inbox this morning was a large email from Kris "Redneck" Overstreet, fellow fan- and pro-writer, probably best known for his participation in EPU (and a certain BGC lemon fic... ). He had apparently sat down and read all of DW2 in one sitting, then wrote a long commentary for me. I just browsed through it quickly, but I think I got most of the high points. It's a mixed review, which is good, of course, because it helps me improve my work...
That's it, just an idle comment now that I'm not quite so busy as I was this weekend. If anything more develops out of this (beyond my writing skill, that is ), I'll post here.
-- Bob
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There's no wrong way to eat a Rhesus.
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Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 03-22-2004, 04:39 PM - Forum: Forums
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Quote: --who says that he tried to post this earlier but when he hit the add reply button, got a "page not found" thingy. what's up with that?
Good question. I got hit with it several times last week. I think it might be an indication that the ezBoard servers are overloaded; I seem to recall a notice a few weeks back that mentioned the problem and that they had done something to try to alleviate it. When I get a chance I'll browse around the support forums and see if anyone else is having a problem.
-- Bob
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There's no wrong way to eat a Rhesus.
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Posted by: Foxboy - 03-22-2004, 06:36 AM - Forum: Future Steps
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Just a scene I've been thinking about for a while. Quote: Harpsichord music filled the air in the well-kept Victorian home as its owner sat reading a newspaper in the parlor. Obviously a successful businessman, he was immaculately groomed and dressed in an expensive pinstripe suit. He smiled in satisfaction at the business section. All of his stocks were on the rise.
He looked up when he heard a door open and saw his wife enter from the garden. She set down her gardening shears and dusted some dirt from her dress. Even besmirched as she was, her elegance shone through. They greeted each other in their usual manner, showing the love that still burned strong even after two children.
"Dear," she said in her cultured tones, "I just met our new neighbor. He's renting the old Crabtree place."
"That old eyesore?" he asked. "Well, maybe he can make some improvements while he's there." He grinned at the thought. *Some architectural styles shouldn't be inflicted on good neighborhoods.* "So, what's our new neighbor's name?"
"His name is Douglas Sangnoir," she replied, using the proper pronunciation.
The businessman's eyes lit up. "Tish!" he said, his passion evident. "You spoke French!" He caught his wife by the waist with one hand and drew her right arm out with the other. Starting at the wrist, he place numerous light kisses up her arm and shoulder. He looked into her eyes, savoring the love there. "Cara mia."
Lurch slowed his playing and groaned. Mr. and Mrs. Addams were at it again. He'd never get any composing done, now.
''We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat
them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.''
-- James Nicoll
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