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yappobiscuits wrote:I wrote a song about frogs once...
BlitzGirl wrote:ucim wrote:Are you telling me that the bye-ers are in the cellars?
Aren't you some kind of pun-zombie by now, Jose? I don't know how many Times I've had to chainsaw you...
HES wrote:yappobiscuits wrote:I wrote a song about frogs once...
While it was RELATED at the time, I feel an update is in order. (Mostly because I stumbled across it in my music collection)
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Hmm, HolyHamster. Sorry, I've already packed the decree ahead of the move.
Brilliant! yappobiscuits wrote:OMCR*!
airdrik wrote:airdrik wrote:Exodies wrote:{P1401}
10 pages to go. I'm in spitting distance of the present.
I was figuring out last night, based on your trajectory (using the oh so scientific and precise measurement of remembering some page numbers that I recall you posting from in the last couple of days) I predict (with the incredible accuracy that I produced in my lack-of-the-envelope calculation) that you will arrive in the present later today.
And by later today, I obviously meant today's today, not yesterday's today
HES wrote:yappobiscuits wrote:OMCR*!
Thanks! Heh, how many ottifications get the original artist'ssealotter of approval?
(ZoomanSP ottified another one of mine.)ucim wrote:As with all our posts, copyright in the work exists simply by virtue of its being fixed in a tangible medium (in this case, put on the net). This should protect me against the unlikely possibility that somebody would simply publish AotC as a standalone book. Although the prose is mine, the storyline is in many ways a collaborative work driven by Randall's work in the One True Comic, and by all of us in the One True Thread. The story would hold together if it is read apart from the OTT, but a lot of the context is lost and some plot elements would become more arbitrary-seeming.ronaldkr wrote:You should get your copyright on that (no joke -- when somebody else makes a film from it that point will be self-evident, alas too late).
It is a fun thought though, somebody pouring a hundred million dollars into a movie version of Acts of the Clerics, and me getting ten percent of the gross. Maybe we could make a real BlitzRocket from the returns!
Jose
ggh wrote:AluisioASG wrote:On another note, I'll be shutting down Timeventure later tonight. I don't want to waste your time with a project that isn't going anywhere.
I'm sorry Aluisio. I don't have the time to work on this, and even if I did, I don't think I have the knowledge base to get anywhere with it. Or the brainpower.
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ggh wrote:Same goes for ChronosDragon - I puzzled for longer than I'd care to admit on your riddle, but even though it may be just a red herring, the astronomy aspect looms large, and my ignorance in that field makes me think I could think for a long time and never get any closer.
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[i]far-flung fires burn before one's birth and after death;.....................]
the sum total of humanity, united and divided by its own numbers,...............| Part One
lives a fleeting life, miniscule in length to these eternal embers..............]
a man can see, in the dark of night, quite faint:..................................]
four fellows waltzing, two twirling tightly between the others - ................. ] Part two
one circles around, slowly swinging ........................................ ]
as though the third georgian king were looking on,...........................|
seeing small darkness, then large............................................| Part Three
while he sits above a machine that talks to others.......................... |
declaring triumph upon discourse with its fellow............................ ]
[b]To which lonely fellow of the four am I referring?[/b][/i]
BlitzGirl wrote:Exodies wrote:{P1407}Spoiler:
One of the questions (not a hilit one) would not have been put in the drawing by an English, Pakistani, Indian, West Indian or Australian author (not an exhaustive list; I'm not an expert). Can you find it?
Hmm...the soccer question, maybe? I know Americans aren't the only ones to use the name "soccer."
mrob27 wrote:As an aside, is it bad form to reply to individual posts with separate reply posts? Because I'm finding it hard to quote multiple posts in the same reply, but I'm not trying to inflate my postcount.
simlei wrote:I don't know why, but after reading in the wiki about ketchuping and blitzing (btw: tip of my hat for those who read it all) I strangely want to do that, too o_O
Just wanted to say:
That was some great fun I had when reading about religions, reading some of the poems, the madness, and so on =) Thank you. Carry on the good work.
Exodies wrote:(Unfortunate reflections from the glass over this painting (but you get the treat of seeing me taking the picture))
HES wrote:Exodies wrote:(Unfortunate reflections from the glass over this painting (but you get the treat of seeing me taking the picture))
Being eaten by a raptorcat seems like a fitting entrance...
Welcome back!
Exodies wrote:HES wrote:Exodies wrote:(Unfortunate reflections from the glass over this painting (but you get the treat of seeing me taking the picture))
Being eaten by a raptorcat seems like a fitting entrance...
Welcome back!
Thanks!.
Just you and Yappobiscuits here (well, not forgetting Mrs Mobteeseboose)
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Quarter to two. Must coma.
It was your pun. I just saw it.BlitzGirl wrote:Aren't you some kind of pun-zombie by now, Jose? I don't know how many Times I've had to chainsaw you...
Exodies wrote:Just you and Yappobiscuits here (well, not forgetting Mrs Mobteeseboose)
Kieryn wrote:[...]mrob27 wrote:http://mrob.com/time
[...]Thanks! this is cool - yours is definitely speedier on account of it not loading the entire dataset into memory from a single text file to do a query to generate the view. [...]
Exodies wrote:mrob27 wrote:As an aside, is it bad form to reply to individual posts with separate reply posts? Because I'm finding it hard to quote multiple posts in the same reply, but I'm not trying to inflate my postcount.
{P1414}
No, it's normal (meaning I do it). There's enough cake on the Internet to celebrate any quantity of post number centuries (meaning no one cares what your post count is).
Welcome back Exodies! Glad you made it to the present!Real quitters just quit. They don't post about it.
FTFY newpixbot.mscha wrote:ONGASUTRA...Spoiler:-- posted by newpixbot
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Eternal Density wrote:mscha wrote:ONGASUTRA...Spoiler:
FTFY newpixbot.
yappobiscuits wrote:BlitzGirl wrote:ucim wrote:Are you telling me that the bye-ers are in the cellars?
Aren't you some kind of pun-zombie by now, Jose? I don't know how many Times I've had to chainsaw you...
I think he secretly likes it... it gives him a certain buzz
ucim wrote:It was your pun. I just saw it.
HES wrote:azule wrote:Nice try, waveney, but I didn't know OTTers liked being shocked.
How about this then:
I'm not sure which character is doing the screaming
Not to imply that we enjoy such pun-ishment
Well that's the only half that's left.azule wrote:HES wrote:azule wrote:Nice try, waveney, but I didn't know OTTers liked being shocked.
How about this then:
I'm not sure which character is doing the screaming
Not to imply that we enjoy such pun-ishment
That's good. So does this imply that OTTers are left-brained?
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Hurray! A backup punsaw!
No, wait...that's a cake. Hurray! A cake!BlitzGirl wrote::mrgreen: Hurray! A backup punsaw!
Kieryn wrote:EDIT: Anyone care to name the comet I mentioned in Obelisk?
Tatiana wrote:Kieryn wrote:EDIT: Anyone care to name the comet I mentioned in Obelisk?
Blindposting from several pages back, and probably ninjaed, but Kieryn, wouldn't that be Shoemaker-Levy 9?
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