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by maxwell edison

You were the one to reply in the first place. If not for you, I couldn't even find the door to this discussion, I couldn't even find the floor to this discussion, I couldn't even ......

by sleepin'dawg

Duplexity which were banned at the June 98 Fringe as being too overtly pretentious unless all players agree to dress to asigned roles. A true Mornington Crescent player of note should have been aware of this and the fact that this years themes are that of 18th century Bohemian or Transylvanian eroticism. There was a demand for 16th century but it was felt too many might have tried emulating the former Vlad Dracul, better known as Vlad the Impaler.

For 07 there is a move to adopt the Moorcock Matrix of Multiplicities to add a greater sense of realism and immediacy to the game.

[b]Dawg[/b] ]:)

by Member 25348569

I thought that I'd surely get away with it amongst this crowd of ex-colonials. OK. I'll play it straight. I could drop you into a Dollis Hill Loop but, here goes...

Kennington.

But, because you're such a smart ba$tard, [b]City Line![/b]

Ha! get out of that!

Neil :D

The source radio programme, I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, is one of the UK's longest running and is still one of the funniest parodies of a radio quiz that I've ever heard. It's the one program that I always tape and listen to and have done for as long as I can remember.

I'll see if I can track down any recordings on the web. Be interesting to see what some of the Middle america peers make of it.

by ontheropes

several times I have thought of one thing you might want to see while over here and never been near the stoopid pc. I don't know what kind of music you're into but "The Blue Man Group" plays Las Vegas live. I think they have an awesome [i]must[/i] see performance.

There! I finally got that off my chest. My job here is done and I can now die in peace.

by tig2

Some of us are reasonably cultured folks. Remember the 2.15%??? Some of that number lurk and post here!

Course, we're hard to see in the crowd of morons that also show up here...

But try. No... really.

Have a great day! :)

by Member 25348569

that "I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue" has made it across the Pond! I know that you guys are up to speed on Red Dwarf and other TV stuff but BBC Radio Four?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/clue/clips/

Have a listen and you can either revel in what I think is the funniest radio show I've ever heard or you can say "Unh??". I don't think that there's anything more "British" than ISIHAC.

No offense was intended and if some was taken - tough! :D

by onbliss

Max: At first I did not see the pattern in your posts. But as I looked at your posts, to this thread, this morning, it suddenly jumped to me that all products you mentioned are from Microsoft, just like the "Outlook Express".

Hey, I thought I will just appreciate the "neatness" of it. Or should I say method to your madness :-)

ps: Well if the pattern was way obvious, to everyone, then I can only blame my genetics for such slow-thinking.

by onbliss

Max did not slip in a "Java", "RealPlayer", "Apache JAMES", "Yahoo Messenger", "Star Office" etc., did he? :-) :D

by onbliss

Especially if they also look at your profile and see Windows 2000 among the first mentioned. Maybe MS does need a shill at TR.

by onbliss

Do you think a person with 250K tech points would care for site ratings? He is just messing around. He already confessed that he was bored.

by onbliss

...in this thread :-) If not in this thread, where else?
I wonder if anybody can really hijack this thread into a real serious discussion. And I wonder what that topic would be?

by sleepin'dawg

forgot there are variations based on the maps of other places one of them being the Montreal Metro. The game is played bilingually, in both English and French, although English is the language of preference for the resolution of any conflicts in the nonexistant rules.

Kennington??? Kenilworth!

City Line? The Blue line crossed by the Orange Line.

BTW the quote is by either Hargreaves or Burton but I'm almost sure it was the former and for what it was worth, is Shakespearean in nature.

[b]Dawg[/b] ]:)

by sleepin'dawg

Max just is; as he has been and as he will always be; a sh:t disturber par excellance, with an offbeat sense of humour. He has does not, has not and will not, ever suffer fools gladly. You have to be very careful he doesn't sneak up on you, when you are least expecting it, and delivers you a whack, with his silver hammer.

[b]Dawg[/b] ]:)

by onbliss

..fool :-) But tell me what would satisfy a brilliant/genius : whacking a fool or whacking someone of equal stature?

TR has its fair share of MS supporters. But, I have'nt seen them jumping to trash the other technologies or other companies at every chance. The MS supporters are more reactive than proactive.

Microsoft is like the giant USA, just like USA gets criticized for everything, MS gets criticized. The good (and the normal) things do not get appreciated. Can a company just be so evil like what people talk about? Or is it the nature of a big organization?

People might say I am comparing apples and oranges. But I can't help noticing what happens to big and powerful countries and companies. People just love to hate them. Once I was part of an informal Microsoft-hate group. It was just for fun, I did'nt even know why I was part of it. But we prided ourselves in criticizing MS. That was way back.

by j.lupo

cough, cough, cough. What did you think this was on networking, project management, or some other important topic? What are you CRAZY - oh yeah that is the definition of IT professional. ;)

Now you could hijack the thread, but do you want to?

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