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font
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response 50 of 71:
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Feb 27 20:45 UTC 1997 |
Horrors! The entropy that will be lost will mean the loss of millions of
future plant's lives! Hey, we don't have to settle for that. After all we
still have "Homeboys from Outerspace." And as long as there will be drunken
frat parties, we will still have the vomit launcher(s), more than NASA could
ever afford. I mean, if we don't get our axes into space, it just means we
will have to get our asses in gear and get our wealthy minions to help out,
or we exterminate all sentient life on this planet as we know it. Such a
small price for greed....But we will still have plenty of vomit for years to
come.
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brenner
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response 51 of 71:
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Apr 8 06:13 UTC 1997 |
Okay. Look. I'd like to nominate <font> for c0-FW of this
conference. I'll be Marlon Brando and <font> will be Val Kilmer.
Okay?
On one condition. We NEED A NIGHT OF THE COMET TOPIC.
IT is a classic.
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font
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response 52 of 71:
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Apr 9 04:16 UTC 1997 |
Commet? Oh, yeah. How much time before we de-containerise? :-)
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font
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response 53 of 71:
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May 2 04:33 UTC 1997 |
Ok, people, we got some livin up to do////look at this tuff
Can you even P I N E like that any more? Huh.....
we'd be lucky to even get half a rodent in this joint....
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brenner
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response 54 of 71:
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May 18 16:17 UTC 1997 |
What do you think of Fifth El?
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raven
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response 55 of 71:
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May 18 16:56 UTC 1997 |
The Brennermeister returns! Do drop in more often dear.
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font
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response 56 of 71:
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May 19 00:07 UTC 1997 |
Yeow! I think I must'a blinked somewhere....did I see brenner? Thanks for
coming! Welcome, welcome welcome!
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otaking
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response 57 of 71:
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May 21 11:48 UTC 1997 |
The Fifth Element was great. Was it just me, or did the future look French?
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remmers
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response 58 of 71:
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May 21 16:06 UTC 1997 |
In "The Fifth Element", the future looked like a cross between
scifi magazine illustrations from the 1930's and James Bond &
Jerry Lewis movies from the 1960's.
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font
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response 59 of 71:
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May 31 21:14 UTC 1997 |
Yow! Pass me some French Fence-post modern crackers, please...
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brenner
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response 60 of 71:
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Jun 1 21:13 UTC 1997 |
I thought Chris Rock was a great device to take us from
the familiar future to the unfamiliar future.
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font
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response 61 of 71:
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Jul 2 04:56 UTC 1997 |
Think about it: All movies must have a flaw or the FBI has a problem.
This applies to hacker films, military flicks, Mysteries, and
most action/adventure films. Documentries? Well, It depends how much
you trust mass market media.
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cloud
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response 62 of 71:
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Apr 6 01:05 UTC 1998 |
Oh, arr.
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kyee
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response 63 of 71:
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May 30 05:52 UTC 1998 |
Brenner hasn't been here in a while, hasn't she.
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brenner
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response 64 of 71:
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May 30 21:46 UTC 1998 |
Well, now that you are here.
I might be back.
Kyee, these grexers are VERY YOUNG.
Some of them have only used GUIs
in their whole miserable lives!!
Some of them have never read Yeats!
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snowth
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response 65 of 71:
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May 30 22:23 UTC 1998 |
<I'm really a six year old. I just act younger.>
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font
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response 66 of 71:
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May 31 07:41 UTC 1998 |
Some of us. The thing to keep in mind is, that there are many schools out
there that *still* use Apple IIe's and Commidore 64's. (and some even yet
older computers, like my college :-P) but alas...
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orinoco
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response 67 of 71:
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May 31 15:54 UTC 1998 |
I think font and I both have a vested interest in your being older than six
years old.
I mean, there are laws against that sort of thing.
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snowth
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response 68 of 71:
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May 31 16:57 UTC 1998 |
Oh no! And you'd never do something *illegal*, now would you?
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orinoco
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response 69 of 71:
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Jun 2 02:21 UTC 1998 |
the Mailbox Incident doesn't count.
I deny all responsibility!
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raven
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response 70 of 71:
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Jun 2 16:02 UTC 1998 |
And some of us are old and remember TRS-80s with cassette drives and Iron
Butterfly on vinyl. Brenner dear don't presume and constrain, unbound and make
gains.
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cloud
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response 71 of 71:
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Jun 4 00:51 UTC 1998 |
I wish I were 3 years old. Then I might remember what happened that year...
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