I've totally fallen in love with You Were Injured. I love how I always learn new words from your AADs, like sobriquet (from #20) and now clarion. Keep up the great work! |
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5547. Kirima (241.143.79.83.cust.bluewin.ch) –
12 Mar 2007 21:01:32
[ UPD: Escape Beta 3 ]
I'd love to know more about computer assisted levels and your attitude towards the battle "kirima" versus "computer assisted" levels....
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I'm just Kirima, and I'm certainly not computer-assisted |
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Mine's okay, just quiet! I helped Mike get his back up and running, but there might be something wrong with the computer, we're not sure... and he's in San Francisco! |
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Is your server out too? Can't you help your room mate? |
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5541. Tom 7 (h-66-167-250-123.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
08 Mar 2007 23:05:19
[ Hands-free cell phone ]
LAWSUIT |
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this is my version of your invention
http://is3.okcupid.com/users/126/888/12788959782236552547/p1110019876.jpg |
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Cool, thanks! I've seen some of my stuff on Tshirt Hell before, so it seems they downloaded my whole collection at some point... |
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Wow, thanks Spinlock!
I also wrote a second novel that I think is better than the first. You can find it at tom7.org/novel2/. I mostly do Album-a-Day stuff, but since I've been so slow doing that maybe I can get more into songfight, we'll see... |
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Hah. Read a novel as a result of a songfight. Wasn't expecting that. Also wasn't expecting it to be good. Surprised. Reminds me of a more energetic Adams. . . Love the time travelling lawyer.
Also, do more songfights.
Cheers.
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It's easy to diss topia when you don't live there. |
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Random dbz font spotting:
Looks like Tshirt Hell had that used Two Turtle Doves (with some minor changes like different O's). It was a limited edition, but you can see the design on the wayback machine (NSFW profanity):
http://web.archive.org/web/20041011064113/http://www.tshirthell.com/store/product.php?productid=344
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5534. Roger (pool-71-106-192-50.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net) –
01 Mar 2007 23:13:46
[ Hands-free cell phone ]
Since my company is too cheap to get unimportant code monkeys like me headsets, but we are required to attend pointless meetings anyway, I also frequently construct a hands-free from a rubberband.
<img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/61/167254322_081142fffc_m.jpg"/> |
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Ah, this is exactly the sort of thing I come to spacebar.org for.
Incidentally, if I'm reading your space time display properly, you appear to have switched onto Daylight Savings (Space) Time prematurely. But without observing the blink pattern, it's hard to be sure. |
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J8: Sorry, saturday I was X-C skiing! But a good guess. You can verify your hypotheses and track my every move by visiting tom7.motionbased.com. |
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I was coming home from the giant Eagle Saturday, and I saw this person fly by on Ellsworth -- I thought, "wow, that guy looks fast!" When I turned on to Ellsworth and eventually caught up to the guy, I think it was you! I wasn't sure b/c I could only see him/you from behind. But if you are now able to warp space, it totally makes sense how you were so fast! |
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In the physical universe, the segments are also weirdly blinking and incrementing, as is proper for space time. |
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I would go down to the basement forthwith to convert my watch using the washer/dryer space time transmogrifier, but, alas, my watch ran out of batteries. And then my other watch ran out of batteries. It's been months, actually, and I still haven't gotten around to addressing the situation. For now, I remain timeless. And space timeless. |
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That picture causes me pain. I can't see the "image" in the watch properly, so I keep trying to fix it by getting a view from a different angle (like I would with any lcd in the physical universe).
It never works. |
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5526. jesse (c-71-192-46-203.hsd1.ma.comcast.net) –
25 Feb 2007 15:45:05
[ Underground Onions ]
dig those drums, man |
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Man, that is one classy keyboard. |
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T: Well, give me a short list and I'll look for 'em... maybe the guitar wav tracks on their own would be good enough for remixing, but there's usually effects involved and sometimes multiple synchronized tracks, even without singing. So it's probably best if I can open them and export a mixed karaoke version.
G: Nope, I've just been slacking! But I'll try to get to it this weekend... |
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My english is not good enough to exactly get into the semantic undertones of the last alinea, but it sounds impressive! :-) |
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You should upload all your albums in FLAC to the Internet Archive, where possible. That would be awesome. I like that idea.
I finally submitted the AAD I did -- also I resubmitted my friend's AAD, "10:03pm" by Mr Truffle, which apparently I forgot to include a link for before? (Based on an HTML comment in the listing.) If you were waiting for my submission before updating the site, that's really nice of you, and thank you, and you may update it now. If it was just a coincidence, well then, it worked out nicely!
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I could probably find a way of opening sound files, assuming they're labeled sufficiently for you to figure out which album/track they're from. I'll try to figure out what other songs I'd be interested in first, so that you won't have to dig through the files for one song at a time. |
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