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Today I saw the Time Machine, it was Ok, mostly the Art design was cool, I can't really remember the plot, sumthin about not being able to change the past, and then going to the future and saving Samanth Mumba. Yeah and Orlando Jones was in there, y…
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Whysa youse be a sayin dat?? Meesa Talks Most Good! [nt]
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one of Google's new languages is this a sign of the apocalypse?
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Re: Had no idea you were so close. Sounds like a great time man *8). Sat at a stop light in front of NBC today at lunch, even. Saw a herd of Tonight Show people waiting for the cameras of the Chin to steal their souls. As much as I like to make f…
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Had no idea you were so close. Days is shot at NBC. I work there all the time. We should definately hang out one night. I'll take you to Crazy Girls in Hollywood for some drinks after work if you're up to it (the girls will just love you), or if th…
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Re: Disorder in the Court (Quote) Whatcha MEAN!?!?! The Smokehouse offers "Fine Food At A Reasonable Price" *8) Yeah man.. would be great *8) Actually I walked to work last night (past the Smokehouse and WB) to time it. Yes.. I was walki…
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Re: Disorder in the Court (Quote) Three blocks form the WB studios? Maybe we should get together at the Burbank El Torito (the Mrs. and I love their food) or maybe The Smokehouse (after we all get big bonuses, of course). :^)
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Re: Disorder in the Court Hmm.. Days of our Lives.. Isn't that filmed on the WB lot? having that huge place three blocks from my house keeps me wondering exactly what goes on there. That list is classic..made me laugh much much too loud for my own…
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Re: Disorder in the Court (Quote) Somehow, this disturbs me... Bert bin Laudin
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Re: Disorder in the Court I was on the set of Days of our Lives last night and one of the actors gave it to me. He got it from an email a friend sent him.
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These are from a book called Disorder in the Court, and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters, who had the torment of staying calm while these exchanges were actually taking place. T…
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Stanford University has a retro-cool series of video clips of a 1968 presentation that foreshadowed the Internet and marked the public debut of the mouse. It is a surreal, weirdly captivating piece of computer history." Part of the site include…
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Hey Pete! Didn't I see you on "nowherenow" HL server? Have you gone and installed mariusnet yet? ;-) Man, it's been almost 10 years since I played D&D, mb I should pick it up again sometime, hard to find people though :-( Nice seein…
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Re: Dragon magazine (Quote) OhMiGawd! I ... almost ... remember ... that! Gad, I'm so old, nostalgia is all that I have left. Bert bin Laudin
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Re: Dragon magazine Thanks for the compliment. It was a pleasure to work with Brom, Lockwood, Zug...and all the rest. I still do, in fact, on various side projects. Being a D&D hack for years, I'm sure you didn't miss all of the great early D&…
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well.. except for NWN *self smack* *8) (nt) [nt]
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Re: Dragon magazine Oh man, been a fan of Dragon for most of my adult life *8). Great work! Being a peripheral D&D Player, usually just hanging around drawing other people's characters and eating college town pizza, I would always thumb throug…
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Re: Another Ethereal Greeting (Quote) Aye, is a sad, sad journey. On the plus side, my senior thesis is completely quanitative, not one of those wussy lit reviews. :) MS
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[b]Re: Another Ethereal Greeting[/b] Hello Petis. You might want to stop buy http://www.mythvillage.org/ for a Total Codex type fix. See you on Marius.net. p.s.: Twist someone's arm to get the D&D license back for crpg's!
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Re: Another Ethereal Greeting Whoot, heya Moon! Of course I remember you! Hope all is well in your world! (Even though it must be a dark and dreary place now that the joy and exhileration of chemistry has been removed.) -Cauldyth
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Re: Another Ethereal Greeting (Quote) Wow, heya Cynder, remember me? Those hours I spent delaying studying for my organic chem tests while on bnet payed off... I'm now a sociology major. :)
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Re: Another Ethereal Greeting Wow, hi Petis! You probably don't remember me (I played Myth under the name Cynder) but I sure remember you! :) Glad to see you again, and hope all is well in your world! -Cauldyth
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Heh, I'm not Conner :-) I'm Coggs, and am in the clan "The Underdogs"(or 'uDogs'), a TFL clan that's been around since late '98. Mariusnet Installation Page
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Re: Hi Petis. Hi Conner, Yeah, I remember your name. I think that what you're doing with Marius deserves a standing ovation. Okay, now I'm standing and ovating (at the same time). Once I identify my login problems I hope to toss a couple pus pack…
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Dragon magazine Hiya Johnny, If you played D&D recently you would probably know that a new edition of the game was released a few years back. I was the art director for Dragon for about a year when they wanted a new look to go with the "n…
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Hi Petis. I've been around since shortly after the TFL beta aswell (though I am not sure if we have met), and I thought I would just say that the void you speak of may be filled with Conner and Marius' creation: marius.net Perhaps you've heard of …
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This is a copy of a post I just wrote up on TheMill. Though I never became a "friend of plaid," I still wanted to post here to say hi to some of the names I remember (and in a few cases, clanmates): Carch, Cinnibar, Deacon, Orca, Neurotic,…
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bungie.net rest in peace. last breath approximately 1:15AM PST, 16th February 2002. :-( This is not the end~!
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Re: NWN: a bad sign... Carch: I'm pretty sure this means that there may not be support for people who try to create custom monsters, or tilesets (such as a desert tileset) that don't ship with the game. In terms of how players will use modules crea…
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Re: Hullo from the ether! (Quote) I never got it. No multiplayer. It just looked like Civ2 with a few bells and whistles added.