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[OT]
#233305
Author: ervaqre
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 19:38
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where's the post office?

-- 
ervaqre, the lone usenet wanderer
Re: [OT]
#233306
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 20:23
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ervaqre schreef:
> where's the post office?
> 
Here, have one of my posts.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233307
Author: ervaqre
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 16:20
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DG mehawa...
| ervaqre schreef:
| > where's the post office?
| > 
| Here, have one of my posts.

Thanks!! Now if only some other people give me their posts as well I can 
start my own virtual post office! It'd be just like the real thing. Ha! 
Those Second Life people are just a cheap imitation, usenet has been to 
one and ultimate alternative to having a real life ever since...ever 
since...ever since...what?

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233308
Author: DG
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 18:28
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ervaqre schreef:
> | > where's the post office?
> | > 
> | Here, have one of my posts.
> 
> Thanks!! Now if only some other people give me their posts as well I can 
> start my own virtual post office! It'd be just like the real thing. Ha! 
> Those Second Life people are just a cheap imitation, usenet has been to 
> one and ultimate alternative to having a real life ever since...ever 
> since...ever since...what?
> 
If everybody would give you their posts, you'd corner the post-market. 
Then you could raise prices and make a mint.

Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
cornering the urinal cake market.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233540
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:41
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Earlier ervaqre muttered:

>where's the post office?

They moved to the Voorstraat. Where the Bruna is.


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
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-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233309
Author: ervaqre
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 17:21
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DG mehawa...
| If everybody would give you their posts, you'd corner the post-market. 
| Then you could raise prices and make a mint.
| 
| Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
| cornering the urinal cake market.

well, i'm an alchemist! mint i turn to gold, which i can use to build 
the fastest cpu in the entire world. with that then, i can take over the 
entire internet!11!! it will be mine..my own..my preciousss!! 
bwuahahaha!!

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233541
Author: ervaqre
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 18:01
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Pixel  "#~ mehawa...
| Earlier ervaqre muttered:
| 
| >where's the post office?
| 
| They moved to the Voorstraat. Where the Bruna is.

hmm.. over here the post office is also in the bruna. why is bruna 
eating post offices all around the country?

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233310
Author: DG
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 19:31
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ervaqre schreef:
> well, i'm an alchemist! mint i turn to gold, which i can use to build 
> the fastest cpu in the entire world. with that then, i can take over the 
> entire internet!11!! it will be mine..my own..my preciousss!! 
> bwuahahaha!!
> 
Reindernet.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233542
Author: DG
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 19:34
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ervaqre schreef:
> | Earlier ervaqre muttered:
> | 
> | >where's the post office?
> | 
> | They moved to the Voorstraat. Where the Bruna is.
> 
> hmm.. over here the post office is also in the bruna. why is bruna 
> eating post offices all around the country?
> 
There's at least two of them here. And a Postbankofficethingy.

All the post offices are getting eaten by Bruna-bears and ING-lions. 
Next we'll have a post office eaten by Bokito after giving mixed signals.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233543
Author: ervaqre
Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 18:50
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DG mehawa...
| > hmm.. over here the post office is also in the bruna. why is bruna 
| > eating post offices all around the country?
| > 
| There's at least two of them here. And a Postbankofficethingy.
| 
| All the post offices are getting eaten by Bruna-bears and ING-lions. 
| Next we'll have a post office eaten by Bokito after giving mixed signals.

then I'd be in danger next time I want to send a letter. I really need 
to inform myself about this invention they call email, they say you can 
send entire letters without the need for paper that way! 

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233544
Author: DG
Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 19:59
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ervaqre schreef:
> | > hmm.. over here the post office is also in the bruna. why is bruna 
> | > eating post offices all around the country?
> | > 
> | There's at least two of them here. And a Postbankofficethingy.
> | 
> | All the post offices are getting eaten by Bruna-bears and ING-lions. 
> | Next we'll have a post office eaten by Bokito after giving mixed signals.
> 
> then I'd be in danger next time I want to send a letter. I really need 
> to inform myself about this invention they call email, they say you can 
> send entire letters without the need for paper that way! 
> 
Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233532
Author: Kasper
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 11:43
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On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 20:28:57 +0200, DG
<dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote:

>If everybody would give you their posts, you'd corner the post-market. 
>Then you could raise prices and make a mint.
>
>Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>cornering the urinal cake market.

Mmmm, cake. Or death?

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233311
Author: Kasper
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 11:44
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On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 21:31:26 +0200, DG
<dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote:

>ervaqre schreef:
>> well, i'm an alchemist! mint i turn to gold, which i can use to build 
>> the fastest cpu in the entire world. with that then, i can take over the 
>> entire internet!11!! it will be mine..my own..my preciousss!! 
>> bwuahahaha!!
>> 
>Reindernet.

Reindeernet. Ahaha.

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233533
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:17
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Kasper schreef:
>> If everybody would give you their posts, you'd corner the post-market. 
>> Then you could raise prices and make a mint.
>>
>> Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>> cornering the urinal cake market.
> 
> Mmmm, cake. Or death?
> 
Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233545
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:15
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Earlier DG muttered:

>> then I'd be in danger next time I want to send a letter. I really need 
>> to inform myself about this invention they call email, they say you can 
>> send entire letters without the need for paper that way! 
>> 
>Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
>to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
>sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
>have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.

I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233312
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:15
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Earlier Kasper muttered:

>>> well, i'm an alchemist! mint i turn to gold, which i can use to build 
>>> the fastest cpu in the entire world. with that then, i can take over the 
>>> entire internet!11!! it will be mine..my own..my preciousss!! 
>>> bwuahahaha!!
>>> 
>>Reindernet.
>
>Reindeernet. Ahaha.


Hee haaa hee haa.

Hi-laar-i-us!


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233546
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:36
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>>> then I'd be in danger next time I want to send a letter. I really need 
>>> to inform myself about this invention they call email, they say you can 
>>> send entire letters without the need for paper that way! 
>>>
>> Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
>> to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
>> sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
>> have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.
> 
> I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
> had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(
> 
> 
Child murderer! Oh, wait that's stork, so you're in the clear.

Maybe the geese and other birds might not like it if we'd take flight 
with our favorite mode of transport. Heck, bird lovers even hate modern 
windmills because sometimes birds fly into those things.

Of course, the birds that do so should be as blind as a bat, not seeing 
those huge buggers. Don't know of any bats flying into them at night though.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233313
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:37
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>>>> well, i'm an alchemist! mint i turn to gold, which i can use to build 
>>>> the fastest cpu in the entire world. with that then, i can take over the 
>>>> entire internet!11!! it will be mine..my own..my preciousss!! 
>>>> bwuahahaha!!
>>>>
>>> Reindernet.
>> Reindeernet. Ahaha.
> 
> 
> Hee haaa hee haa.
> 
> Hi-laar-i-us!
> 
> 
Not as funny as it's main rival. Pixelweb.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233314
Author: ervaqre
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:55
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Pixel  "#~ mehawa...
| >>Reindernet.
| >
| >Reindeernet. Ahaha.
| 
| Hee haaa hee haa.
| 
| Hi-laar-i-us!

*takes out notebook and writes down Kasper and Pixel's names*

Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
what I mean, right?

*makes phone call to the men in white*

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233551
Author: ervaqre
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:01
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Pixel  "#~ mehawa...
| >Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
| >to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
| >sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
| >have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.
| 
| I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
| had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(

Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233547
Author: ervaqre
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:02
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DG mehawa...
| Of course, the birds that do so should be as blind as a bat, not seeing 
| those huge buggers. Don't know of any bats flying into them at night though.

Bats don't actually fly that high, or do they? I remember from the days 
that I lived at the countryside that they mainly fly between houses and 
trees.

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233315
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:04
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ervaqre schreef:
> | >>Reindernet.
> | >
> | >Reindeernet. Ahaha.
> | 
> | Hee haaa hee haa.
> | 
> | Hi-laar-i-us!
> 
> *takes out notebook and writes down Kasper and Pixel's names*
> 
> Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
> better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
> to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
> insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
> what I mean, right?
> 
> *makes phone call to the men in white*
> 
Can we play Reinder games on Reindernet? Like a Warcraft-esque MMORPG in 
the Monkey-Island-verse with characters resembling Legos?

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233552
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:07
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ervaqre schreef:
> | >Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
> | >to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
> | >sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
> | >have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.
> | 
> | I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
> | had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(
> 
> Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
> communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
> Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
> sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
> 
Wouldn't the (former) Aglami dictator prefer ALL Aglamians speak in the 
dictators native tongue? Or you could even make a new language. We'd all 
be forced to speak Reinderian on the infamous Reindernet when playing 
Reinder games.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233548
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:19
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ervaqre schreef:
> | Of course, the birds that do so should be as blind as a bat, not seeing 
> | those huge buggers. Don't know of any bats flying into them at night though.
> 
> Bats don't actually fly that high, or do they? I remember from the days 
> that I lived at the countryside that they mainly fly between houses and 
> trees.
> 
That's only their home to work commute.

How high bats fly is probably dependent on the species. Some can at 
least get several hundred meters high, since they are migratory. Don't 
think we have many of those here though.

Apparently the main limiting factor for bats banging into windmills is 
that a lot of species really do only cover short distances, like between 
homes and trees (it's where their food, like mosquitoes, prefers to be). 
Most modern windmills are placed well away from both since they want to 
optimize the amount of wind they can catch.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233319
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:36
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Earlier ervaqre muttered:

>| >>Reindernet.
>| >
>| >Reindeernet. Ahaha.
>| 
>| Hee haaa hee haa.
>| 
>| Hi-laar-i-us!
>
>*takes out notebook and writes down Kasper and Pixel's names*
>
>Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
>better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
>to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
>insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
>what I mean, right?
>
>*makes phone call to the men in white*

I though the men in white had quit their jobs?


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233553
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:37
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Earlier ervaqre muttered:

>| >Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
>| >to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
>| >sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
>| >have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.
>| 
>| I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
>| had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(
>
>Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
>communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
>Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
>sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!

I couldn't be bothered to find our what kind of bird a 'reiger' is.
I can still see it coming at me, from time to time out of the corner
of my eye.


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233549
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:38
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Earlier DG muttered:

>That's only their home to work commute.
>
>How high bats fly is probably dependent on the species. Some can at 
>least get several hundred meters high, since they are migratory. Don't 
>think we have many of those here though.
>
>Apparently the main limiting factor for bats banging into windmills is 
>that a lot of species really do only cover short distances, like between 
>homes and trees (it's where their food, like mosquitoes, prefers to be). 
>Most modern windmills are placed well away from both since they want to 
>optimize the amount of wind they can catch.

I doubt bats fly that close to windmills.
Actually, I doubt bugs fly that close to windmills, thus I doubt the
above. uhm.
You know what I mean.


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233320
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:45
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>> | 
>> | Hee haaa hee haa.
>> | 
>> | Hi-laar-i-us!
>>
>> *takes out notebook and writes down Kasper and Pixel's names*
>>
>> Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
>> better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
>> to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
>> insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
>> what I mean, right?
>>
>> *makes phone call to the men in white*
> 
> I though the men in white had quit their jobs?
> 
> 
He hired some new ones. They're now dressed in off-white, actually.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233554
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:46
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>>
>> Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
>> communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
>> Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
>> sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
> 
> I couldn't be bothered to find our what kind of bird a 'reiger' is.
> I can still see it coming at me, from time to time out of the corner
> of my eye.
> 
> 
Is it rattling chains and warning you of three other herons that will 
visit you in the night?

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233550
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:48
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>> That's only their home to work commute.
>>
>> How high bats fly is probably dependent on the species. Some can at 
>> least get several hundred meters high, since they are migratory. Don't 
>> think we have many of those here though.
>>
>> Apparently the main limiting factor for bats banging into windmills is 
>> that a lot of species really do only cover short distances, like between 
>> homes and trees (it's where their food, like mosquitoes, prefers to be). 
>> Most modern windmills are placed well away from both since they want to 
>> optimize the amount of wind they can catch.
> 
> I doubt bats fly that close to windmills.
> Actually, I doubt bugs fly that close to windmills, thus I doubt the
> above. uhm.
> You know what I mean.
> 
> 
Yes, Pixel, we do. We all speak Pixelian.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233555
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:49
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Earlier DG muttered:

>>> Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
>>> communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
>>> Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
>>> sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
>> 
>> I couldn't be bothered to find our what kind of bird a 'reiger' is.
>> I can still see it coming at me, from time to time out of the corner
>> of my eye.
>> 
>Is it rattling chains and warning you of three other herons that will 
>visit you in the night?

Not yet...
It is waving around a windscreen-wiper though...


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233556
Author: DG
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:23
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>>> I couldn't be bothered to find our what kind of bird a 'reiger' is.
>>> I can still see it coming at me, from time to time out of the corner
>>> of my eye.
>>>
>> Is it rattling chains and warning you of three other herons that will 
>> visit you in the night?
> 
> Not yet...
> It is waving around a windscreen-wiper though...
> 
> 
/me imagines heron with a windscreen-wiper sticking through his neck.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233321
Author: ervaqre
Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 20:43
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DG mehawa...
| > I though the men in white had quit their jobs?
| > 
| He hired some new ones. They're now dressed in off-white, actually.

Hired?! Jobs?! Oh my...you big newbies! The men in white are an integral 
part of Aglami, created by the great Boris himself!!

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233316
Author: ervaqre
Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 20:44
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DG mehawa...
| Can we play Reinder games on Reindernet? Like a Warcraft-esque MMORPG in 
| the Monkey-Island-verse with characters resembling Legos?

hurg

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233322
Author: DG
Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 21:34
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ervaqre schreef:
> | > I though the men in white had quit their jobs?
> | > 
> | He hired some new ones. They're now dressed in off-white, actually.
> 
> Hired?! Jobs?! Oh my...you big newbies! The men in white are an integral 
> part of Aglami, created by the great Boris himself!!
> 

They now have to apply with proof of good behavior. This is because they 
are such an integral part of Aglami that their integrity needs to be 
proven. Also, to get quality men in white one needs to pay them obscene 
amounts of money. If it's true for CEO's and teachers, it is also true 
for such an essential job as the men in white have.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233317
Author: Kasper
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 12:37
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 21:04:33 +0200, DG
<dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote:

>> *makes phone call to the men in white*
>> 
>Can we play Reinder games on Reindernet? Like a Warcraft-esque MMORPG in 
>the Monkey-Island-verse with characters resembling Legos?

No, but you can watch movies.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0184858/

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233426
Author: Kasper
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 12:38
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:55:10 +0200, ervaqre <me@privacy.net> wrote:

>*takes out notebook and writes down Kasper and Pixel's names*
>
>Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
>better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
>to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
>insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
>what I mean, right?
>
>*makes phone call to the men in white*

They're in Barbados.

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233534
Author: Kasper
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 12:38
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On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:17:14 +0200, DG
<dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote:

>>> Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>>> cornering the urinal cake market.
>> 
>> Mmmm, cake. Or death?
>> 
>Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.

WHERE IS SEAN?

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233318
Author: DG
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 14:05
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Kasper schreef:
>> Can we play Reinder games on Reindernet? Like a Warcraft-esque MMORPG in 
>> the Monkey-Island-verse with characters resembling Legos?
> 
> No, but you can watch movies.
> 
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0184858/
> 
I really liked that one, though it didn't do much at the box office, I 
think.

Ben Affleck has been making a lot of crappy movies. But occasionally 
there's a gem among them. Like this one:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475394/

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233427
Author: Pixel
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:47
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Earlier Kasper muttered:

>>Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
>>better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
>>to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
>>insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
>>what I mean, right?
>>
>>*makes phone call to the men in white*
>
>They're in Barbados.

They cut people's hair now?


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
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Re: [OT]
#233535
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 17:48
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Earlier Kasper muttered:

>>>> Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>>>> cornering the urinal cake market.
>>> 
>>> Mmmm, cake. Or death?
>>> 
>>Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.
>
>WHERE IS SEAN?

I really don't have a clue.
I always presumed he still lurked at least..


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233323
Author: ervaqre
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 21:45
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DG mehawa...
| They now have to apply with proof of good behavior. This is because they 
| are such an integral part of Aglami that their integrity needs to be 
| proven. Also, to get quality men in white one needs to pay them obscene 
| amounts of money. If it's true for CEO's and teachers, it is also true 
| for such an essential job as the men in white have.

I think your head walks around in reality way too much. This is the 
usenet, man! We don't have CEO's, teachers, jobs, applications, 
integrity or whatever here! It's only text!! All text!!! 

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233324
Author: DG
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 22:02
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ervaqre schreef:
> 
> I think your head walks around in reality way too much. This is the 
> usenet, man! We don't have CEO's, teachers, jobs, applications, 
> integrity or whatever here! It's only text!! All text!!! 
> 
It is true, for it is written.

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233559
Author: Daffy
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 07:45
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A day without ervaqre is like a day without sunshine...

> | >Sure. Remember those old sci-fi movies like Just Imagine? Or even Back 
> | >to the Future. We were all supposed to have flying cars by now. I'm 
> | >sorry, but I don't see 'letters without paper' anytime soon. We'll even 
> | >have pigs flying round in their own cars before that happens.
> | 
> | I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
> | had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(
> 
> Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
> communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
> Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
> sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
> 
Fair dinkum, ya drongo!

-- 
Daffy
Now it's your turn.

aglami.net? What is that?
Re: [OT]
#233428
Author: Kasper
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 12:39
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On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:47:41 +0200, "Pixel  \"#~"
<jjwweerrff@phil.uu.nl> wrote:

>>>Well, gentlemen, I hope you will all have a very pleasant evening. You'd 
>>>better enjoy it thoroughly, because tonight a thing or two might happen 
>>>to you. I'm not saying anything will happen. You see, I'm only 
>>>insinuating that there's a possibility anything might happen. You know 
>>>what I mean, right?
>>>
>>>*makes phone call to the men in white*
>>
>>They're in Barbados.
>
>They cut people's hair now?

Well, they had to find something else to do while Aglami was dead.

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233536
Author: Kasper
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 12:39
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On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:48:11 +0200, "Pixel  \"#~"
<jjwweerrff@phil.uu.nl> wrote:

>>>>> Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>>>>> cornering the urinal cake market.
>>>> 
>>>> Mmmm, cake. Or death?
>>>> 
>>>Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.
>>
>>WHERE IS SEAN?
>
>I really don't have a clue.
>I always presumed he still lurked at least..

GO GET HIM!

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233560
Author: Kasper
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 12:39
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On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:15:47 +0930, Daffy <daffy@imalga.net> wrote:

>> | I bet the reiger we hit with 120 km/h last sunday would have wished we
>> | had flown 10 feet above the ground.... :-(
>> 
>> Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
>> communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
>> Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
>> sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
>> 
>Fair dinkum, ya drongo!

Daffy, go get Sean!

-- 
Kasper
Re: [OT]
#233537
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 15:02
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Earlier Kasper muttered:

>>>>>> Don't know what you'd want with a mint, though. Still, it beats 
>>>>>> cornering the urinal cake market.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Mmmm, cake. Or death?
>>>>> 
>>>>Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.
>>>
>>>WHERE IS SEAN?
>>
>>I really don't have a clue.
>>I always presumed he still lurked at least..
>
>GO GET HIM!

I already did, somewhere. If he did read my IM...


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
-
Re: [OT]
#233538
Author: DG
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:26
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Pixel "#~ schreef:
>>>>> Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.
>>>> WHERE IS SEAN?
>>> I really don't have a clue.
>>> I always presumed he still lurked at least..
>> GO GET HIM!
> 
> I already did, somewhere. If he did read my IM...
> 
> 
Isn't IM supposed to mean *instant* message, hmmm?

-- 
Danny.
Re: [OT]
#233561
Author: ervaqre
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:28
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Daffy mehawa...
| > Reiger? It's called a heron Pixel! How are Aglamians supposed to 
| > communicate when everybody just adds words from his native language!? 
| > Imagine Daffy and Vigilante would start using English words all of a 
| > sudden?! This ain't teh tower of Babel!
| > 
| Fair dinkum, ya drongo!

Hurg! Actually, I never met anybody in Australia who said that, not even 
in the Murray River Valley.

-- 
ervaqre, your worst nightmare
Re: [OT]
#233539
Author: Pixel "#~
Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2007 17:20
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Earlier DG muttered:

>>>>>> Death, in the shape and size of a hockey puck.
>>>>> WHERE IS SEAN?
>>>> I really don't have a clue.
>>>> I always presumed he still lurked at least..
>>> GO GET HIM!
>> 
>> I already did, somewhere. If he did read my IM...
>> 
>> 
>Isn't IM supposed to mean *instant* message, hmmm?

Yeah, well, he didn't respond. Or he did. I am not sure. anymore.
It might have been automatic


-- 
 pixel - knight of aglami
 www.warande.net/~pixel
 pixel at aglami dot net
 msn: johannesvanderwerf at hotmail dot com
 icq: 58550811
 www.aglami.net
-
 "This is the captain. We have a little problem
   with our entry sequence, so we may experience
   some slight... turbulence and then explode."
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