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DPH <<Cowbody Beboop>>

Wow, are you sure you didn't get the Hentai parody version of "Cowboy Bebop"? I guess that would explain why you didn't like the soundtrack, you're watching the pr0n parody and thus didn't get to hear Yoko Kanno's brilliant soundtrack.
Greg Bishansky
Monday, April 5, 2004 12:47:13 AM
IP: 216.179.3.186

Gunjack - <and won my first EVER game of monopoly> I played against an old computer version of monopoly. Winning was a joke. My brother and I once played monopoly where we started off with $0. It took quite a while to build up wealth.

I finally watched the 1st DVD of Cowbody Beboop. The damn background music got annoying after a while. So far, the storyline seems ok. A couple of interesting things I noticed, though. I've noticed, generally, in sci-fi, when mankind learns to travel in space, projectile weapons go out of style and non-projectile weapons become standard, although in this case, the use of projectile weapons adds to the atmosphere of the series. Having seen only the 1st five episodes, I like the premise of the series, although having a bit more background to how things turned out in this universe the way they turned out would be nice.

patrick - Ok, how many does are there left to the Gathering on two days before tomorrow? two days after yesterday?

**WARNING: OVERDUE RANT**
It's been a while since I complained about THE MORON. Yes, him. What I've put with is pure b.s. I think I finally have something on him. I've noticed that past few times he's been at my house, he's been using the bathroom outside the house.

He had the gall to lecture me about complaining about him on the phone. Tell me something isn't wrong here. I've lost respect for him, a lot, not just for this, but for other actions. The problem is everytime he comes over here, he can't leave ME alone, even if he's over here for something else. It's that simple.

Believe me, if I had the financial means to move out, I would. Before I had an accident which caused my back injury, I had an uphill time getting work. This moron has a problem; he's a control freak. I'm about ready to say at least half of my emotional problems are caused by my relationship with him.

I've asked a friend of mine if I'm done my 'Christian' obligation to resolving and he's said I've met my obligation.

The only reason we have a relationship is because *I* am trying to reach out *despite* how he has treated me. I think I truely understand how Angela's relationship with Demona probably works, based on my life experiences.

He's had the gall to ask why I've missed church services: my answer is too sleepy to stay awake. Apparantly, he doesn't care about true worship.

If there was some government organization I could join so I could afford move out of this house, I would do so.

I've been told that I appeared the most happy when I was working 2nd shift and barely saw my dad.

I can't burn the anger out of my system that I have for the moron. Literally, I would tire out before I burned it up.

**END WARNING: OVERDUE RANT**

Can't wait for Matrix: Revolutions to come out this week. I rented Matrix: Reloaded to refresh my memory. Since things make sense, I must be crazy.

Lain - you know the funny thing is when I don't want to reach you, you're easy to find and when I do want to reach you, you're nowhere to be found. Thank goodness for email.

Flan still tastes good and it was real easy to make. I could make this almost while I'm 1/2 asleep.

**Yu-Gi-Oh Spoilers**

Ok, I've really enjoyed this recent dip into Seto Kiba's past. Beforehand, I had assumed everything had been given to him while Yugi was having to work for everything. A couple of stupid questions do pop up, though. After the events of 'Legendary Heroes' why in heck didn't Seto try to reunite the minds with the bodies? [Originally, I had dismissed 'Legendary Heroes' as only being around to solve a small plot problem, not lead to future plot development.] Sorry, leaving those people trapped in the machine is bound to bite you back sooner or later. At 1st, I was hoping that the revelation about Noah was b.s. Would kind of moron overlooks a computer left on that is not serving the company at all?

Speaking of age, I guess that makes Seto's age to be within 6 of YuGi's age. Still, that presents an interesting dilemna: How old was Seto when he took control of Kiba Corp from his step-father? The flashbacks show Seto, much, much shorter than he currently is. I'm guessing that I probably am expecting too much for that show.
**END Yu-Gi-Oh SPOILERS**
DPH
AR, USA`
Monday, April 5, 2004 12:10:11 AM
IP: 67.14.195.34

Gunjack> <<Gyrates hips wildly>>: Sexy.
<<It's pretty soapy>>: It's by Rumiko Takahashi, queen of the love polygons, of course it's soapy.
<<It's chemistry>>: Do you actually get to do much chemisty, or are all the mixes already determined?
<<It's crucifixes and sex toys>>: Combined? I didn't know you were behind Divine Interventions.
<<blank-eyed replicas of your co-workers' heads>>: Must have a great Halloween office party.
<<So yeah. read a buncha hellboy shorts (hosted, oddly enough, by Playboy... o.O)>>: Followed the link off Penny Arcade?
<<and won my first EVER game of monopoly>>: I'm always the ship.

Lynati> <<nd a ventilation system that could suck the skin off a frog>>: You've tried?

Gunjack> <<and you end up with a messed up piece>>: Unless that's what you want. And even if you didn't, it's still art.

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Sunday, April 4, 2004 11:08:26 PM
IP: 69.141.213.204

Lain> My comp doesn't have a virus. However, viruses exist that take addresses out of an infected comp's addressbook (esp if you use Microsoft Outlook) or out of your browser's cache and send out new infected emails using these addresses as 'the sender'. Thanks for the heads up anyway.
Vash
Sunday, April 4, 2004 10:07:28 PM
IP: 129.98.31.102

<<"Smashed! Kagome's love is weak!">>
heh, or "She's Smashed! Kagome's Will is weak!"
and the next episode would be
"Smiles, Inuyasha Mood is striking"
was going to go with another one, but this I think this one won't get me banned ;P
Hey HOw was hellboy?

Damien
Sunday, April 4, 2004 06:22:41 PM
IP: 209.121.87.149

Lyn><<hey, are there any smooth-on distributor companies in San Antonio, do you know?>> I don't think so... We're their distributor for pretty much the lower half of the country. We're based here in Dallas, with a branch in Houston and Orlando, and we can ship. Dunno if that helps...

http://www.reynoldsam.com/
^ website for RAM!
V
Sunday, April 4, 2004 05:40:51 PM
IP: 4.7.36.9

Lyn><<I'd expected the cure time to be longer; rubber tends to be about 24 hours.>> Resin is damn quick. Smoothcast 300q gives you a potlife of thirty seconds, and a demold of about a minute.
<<This stuff, you can de-mold after ten minutes- so I have an extra working day.>> Dunno if you've used 325 before or not, but watch it. It'll demold in ten minutes but 325 is a little wierd; it stays kinda flexible until it reaches full cure, which is about a day. if you leave preasure on the casting, it can deform, and then take a set and you end up with a messed up piece...
V
Sunday, April 4, 2004 05:32:56 PM
IP: 4.7.36.9

okies.
i checked the TGS mail today, and found some nice presents in the bulk folder. of particular interest were 3 emails from:

j_gargoyle@ hotmail.com (re: my details)
hudson01@airmail.net (re: re: message) and
vashkoda@ glaringdream.org (re: details)

only one of these email addresses seems familliar to me (vashs), however each of them was exactly 24k and had an attachemnt, which makes it smell like a virus to me.
thought id give a "heads up".

email on the subject of illustrating for TGS has been sent to randy at email provided.
lain
Sunday, April 4, 2004 05:16:14 PM
IP: 4.7.36.9

124 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!
Patrick - [<-- link pour le Gathering]
Sunday, April 4, 2004 03:57:17 PM
IP: 65.43.158.69

Hi there, I was wondering if the folks who are writing for Episode 4 for Gargoyles need someone to illustrate key points in their Gargoyle story?

I would love to illustrate Goliath, Elisa and the rest of the gang. Im new to this website but have been a big fan. On yeah, side-comment, love the stories here. Don't worry, im not some newbie illustrator, I do have years under the belt so to speak.

So if any of the current writers need an illustrator, im willing to donate my talent to something as great as Gargoyles.
Randy - [mailboxe@yahoo.com]
Oakland, CA, US
Sunday, April 4, 2004 12:50:16 PM
IP: 68.196.1.20

So, I got back to hours after I thought (it's five am here what with daylight savings and all) but I DID submit and updated profile. I'd compeltely forgotten I didn't have my site up at the time I originally created it...

Gunjack: hey, are there any smooth-on distributor companies in San Antonio, do you know?
and I'm going to try to get a hold of a digital camera tomorrow (you can borrow them out from the media center) and shoot some images. My dad asked what I was up to, and I'm thinking of sending him a phot-montage as an anwser.

*chews on lain*

Kjay: I never said I did taxidermy. I'm much more interested in gargoyles (and other chimeras)than real animals. and some of the stuff I am working with is abotu as toxic as formaldehyde (which I don't work with.) This is why you take precautions such as rubber gloves, respirators, goggles, and a ventilation system that could suck the skin off a frog.

so, I've almost finished carving down the wax for Bachue's skull; the second rubber mold of the original of him had set and I took it off, and I did the test for my poured liquid plastic (pretty spiff, it was). Brought in extra supplies, re-organized my studio space, and practiced first and second form in the lobby. first firm I have down to a; I've got back the intro and ending of second form, but not the middle.
Don't ask about third form, staff, or broadsword. I've not given them a try, and dread to.

Gonna take a couple hours tomorrow to go see Hell Boy, early on in the day...I've got several plaster molds to start; one more hand-mold, two faces, and a blank for a smaller muzzled face form, along with Bachue to try to finish. I'd expected the cure time to be longer; rubber tends to be about 24 hours. This stuff, you can de-mold after ten minutes- so I have an extra working day. I might just take a rubber cast of the skull itself if I get it done in time to do so. (The piece is due into the gallery on Tuesday.)

wish me luck. and stamina.
Lynati
Sunday, April 4, 2004 06:35:48 AM
IP: 64.219.128.128

*to the tune of lain's "#1 Crush" AMV*

Lyn><<yes, that is the very one. and now, in an attempt to inspire you to do the geek-dance for the CR... Smoothcast 325 colormath (tm) series.>>
*Gyrates hips wildly*
I am SO good!*
<<and a better question would be, why is it that I get to do all this cool stuff, as you put it, and yet you are the one that has access to the whole f'ing lot of the products for free, hmm?>> Well, I get to use it for free, but the former boss disaproves a bit, and I still gotta watch how much I use... My USP mold took a gallon kit of rubber, and I've used more resin than I should have trying to get a bubble-free cast. So it's touchy.

You got pics o' how that stuff came out?

And sorry to hear about the kitten... : (

Ed><<Well, I don't really know what Inu Yasha is, but I guess it's the same soap opera stuff as I'm describing.>>
Inu Yasha is a currently popular anime. It's pretty soapy, and all the titles are like, "Smashed! Kagome's love is weak!"

Gside><<That's what I mean when I say it.>>
This job, man, it's beyond geek. It's chemistry and art and a little of the old snake-oil salesman. It's explaining nicely to the gentleman that it's not your fault that his thousand-dollar platinum-cure silicone kit doesn't work because he used masking tape on the model. It's crucifixes and sex toys and creationists and transvestites and a ton and a half of toxic chemicals to sort, stack, rack, pour, stow, and clean up after every monday morning. It's working all day under the watchful eyes of innumerable lifeless, blank-eyed replicas of your co-workers' heads, and going home at night with your pockets stuffed full of handguns and someone else's face in yer lunchpail...

:* )

...I *LOVE* my work!

So yeah. read a buncha hellboy shorts (hosted, oddly enough, by Playboy... o.O), encouraged a 15-year-old swedish counter terrorist in the use of short, controlled bursts, and won my first EVER game of monopoly, versus lain. all in all, not a bad day.
Tomorrow, lain willing, we see the fishies and Hellboy.

Peace!

*KAPWING*
V
Sunday, April 4, 2004 04:18:37 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

whitbourne>> <<First of all, a chap potshot at Neil Young>>
... i met that man... i went to scott young (his dad) elementary school the first year it was opened, and he was at the opening. he smelled funny, but his dad had a nice border collie dog..

lyn>> <<the model proved defective....it stopped functioning and we couldn't get it strated again. :(>>
aww.. :(
<<Dude, if the kitten hadn't already been dead, I'm fairly sure a blow from a hammer would have killed it. Even if it had been more than 20 hours old>>
yeah, and gotten you a hefty fine for animal cruelty.. o.O
im really sorry lyn.. *cuddlesmooches* :(
i have a sweet foster-kitty here in need of a home...

brutis>> <<somone please tell me if anyone already has dibs on it so i wont be taking it away from anyone else k>>
the best place to look would be in the CR information section, under "member profiles". thats where people list their preferences for posting.

lain
Sunday, April 4, 2004 03:32:09 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

Fire Storm> <<Assuming, of course, that they READ my posts>>: You'd never know if, in passing your post, they would notice something vaguely familiar.
<<But then that takes all the fun out of it>>: Unless you use the opportunity to revel in the reactions of the others caught in the trap of iniquity.
<<They aren't THAT impressive>>: But that doesn't necessarially mean they wouldn't hold a grudge.
<<Hatched, "bursted," or in egg?>>: I'd say egg, to make for a more impressive presentation.
<<But at least that helps security a little>>: I guess, if you could get one variable set somewhere and then transfer somewhere else that'd open up more access with that.
<>: It's not so much that they can't make good burgers, it's that they try to make them too fancy, using the wrong type of roll (maybe not even a roll at all), cheese (cheddar sauce trumps melted slices), or too high quality of meat (it should drip when I bite into it).
<<Yeah, but taking a hammer to said computer can be LOTS more fun!>>: Assuming you won't be trying to access the data again.
<<The good thing is that .htaccess is universal among most internet servers, even Micro$haft>>: Aren't standards wonderful?
<<But it still wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't>>: No, I suppose not, but this is a unix machine, and they tend not to have glaring security holes (for long).
<<Apache comes with the tools to setup the password>>: And that's another thing, I didn't know what the server was running.
<<I'm taking this to e-mail>>: Fine by me. Though I've been trying to keep things generalized.

Tharos> <<Neither the guys in Skynyrd or Nel were all that skilled on their instruments>>: Can't be any worse than Dylan.

Kjay> <<Do you have to be around that formaldhyde stuff?>>: I think actual formaldehyde has been pretty much phased out.

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Saturday, April 3, 2004 11:38:41 PM
IP: 69.141.213.204

Taxdermy: You actually do that stuff??!! Do you have to be around that formaldhyde stuff?
I'm on my way to see "Hellboy" now. Afterwards I'll tell about it. I have to go. I have to make sure my class A uniform is perfect for my inpection monday.
kjay - [korimia.j.hall@us.army.mil]
fort bliss, tx, usa
Saturday, April 3, 2004 08:09:18 PM
IP: 172.133.47.43

FS: yeah, I think I will too. so, in other news, the glass eyes I ordered from that taxidermy site showed up yesterday, and they fit *perfectly* in the cleared socket. well, at least the left one; I still have to carve out the right side.

LM: sorry about that. I'll try to get to it tonight. by which I mean 3am, when I plan to get back from studio.

Whit, Bud-clare: thank you.

*heads out*
Lynati
Saturday, April 3, 2004 07:09:17 PM
IP: 64.123.236.24

Brutis: <<not like 13 or 14>> oh? and that wasn't very nice.

Nice Lyrics! haha, funny.
Wordpainter
Saturday, April 3, 2004 07:00:07 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201

Whitebourne: Love the "Sweet Home" parody, man... I can't stand that song either, but the band has to do requests, and MAN do we get that one a lot. But to say that Skynyrd couldn't match Neil Young's talent? Neither the guys in Skynyrd or Nel were all that skilled on their instruments, but they were all good songwriters. I don't like LS, but I have a friend who lives for them so I've heard like their whole discography - and I have to say I've never heard a song that I would call "filler". And at least they could carry a guitar melody - I hate when Neil solos.
And have I been spelling "Neil" wrong? Neal, Neil... *shrug*
Tharos
Saturday, April 3, 2004 02:55:32 PM
IP: 69.40.142.70

Brutis: 
Nope. I am from Dearborn, birthplace of Henry Ford and the Ford motor company
As for other methods of contact... Well, I can't use anything other than e-mail at work and that's my best opportunity to be on-line.

Gside: < Depends on how much outrage you get from people who do know what will be happening and look at your post.>
Assuming, of course, that they READ my posts!

Well, I do get a nice excuse for the train that runs a few hundred feet from the door.
<Unless you ask for it, of course.>
But then that takes all the fun out of it. Plus, they are nearly family and this isn't anime.
<No, but you have to take what you can get with those tempermental Elder Gods.>
They aren't THAT impressive. Chu'thulu is really a big puppy dog when you get right down to it.
<Then promise a nice round numbered one.>
No problem. Hatched, "bursted," or in egg?
<The global thing is just that pet/post values aren't automatically put into php variables, not that variables get remember across pages.>
I know. But at least that helps security a little.
<As long as I can still get a good burger. Hardcore Gourmets can't make good burgers.>
Depends. I mean, some probaly can make good burgers, but for the most part you're right
<Ooh, cleaning up the references... Or it might not be so bad if only one topic is hardcoded as a replacement.>
Hmm... "Topic: Week of 04-24-2004"...
<Hah, I bet you still think Duchamp's Nude Descending, No. 2 a Staircase is really An Explosion at a Shingle Factory.>
No, but it looks like a work at our local library that is made out of tile
<Reboot it! Rebooting being the computer equivalent of a hammer, of course.>
Yeah, but taking a hammer to said computer can be LOTS more fun!
<That would be my problem. I knew nothing about those files>
The good thing is that .htaccess is universal among most internet servers, even Micro$haft
<It'd be extraordinarially silly not to.>
But it still wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't
<Though I'm surprised that the reference I read implied an external tool was needed to do the encryption>
Apache comes with the tools to setup the password:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/programs/htpasswd.html

DPH: <TGS site>
I'm taking this to e-mail

Lyanti: <If you scroll down (and yes, I know you had no reason to notice it) it has me first mentioning to lain that "production on my cat" is finished, a joke from the previous evening>
You know... I am just going to step away from this conversation
Fire Storm
Saturday, April 3, 2004 12:10:24 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3

***** TGS CR MEMBER PROFILES *****

TGS CR Member Profile Pages to be updated/added soon for:
- Damien
- Greg Bishansky
- lain
- Leo

Awaiting approval of profile drafts from the following people. Please email me with your response or let me know if you have not received the draft so that I may resend it.
- DPH
- Green Baron
- Vinnie

ATTENTION REQUESTED OF:
- Alan Coleman Waltrip
- Bud-Clare
- Daphne
- Heather
- Jaden
- Jan
- Jennifer "CrzyDemona" Anderson
- Lynati
- Mara Cordova
- Mecord
- Siryn
- Spacebabie
- Wilek Nereus
- Yooper

Quite some time has passed since the above 14 TGS CR Member Profiles were added and/or updated. This is not a reminder to update your profile data. However, at least one Gathering (Gargoyles convention) has passed since many profiles were revised. For statistics purposes and to provide the most accurate information possible within each profile, please review the following list of Gatherings and _email me_ (if you possess a profile) indicating which Gatherings you have attended to date. I will then update this information within your profile page for you. You don't need to submit this information through the online form. However, if you would like to make other changes to your profile, please feel free to utilize the online submission form. Click my name link to access the TGS CR Member Profiles section, where you may view your profile and use the submission form.

Please indicate the Gatherings you have attended or will attend to date:

A. 1997: New York, NY (June 19-21)
B. 1998: New York, NY (August 14-16)
C. 1999: Dallas, TX (June 25-27)
D. 2000: Orlando, FL (August 4-6)
E. 2001: Los Angeles, CA (June 22-25)
F. 2002: Williamsburg, VA (June 28-30)
G. 2003: New York, NY (June 27-29)
H. 2004: Montreal, Quebec, Canada (August 6-8)
I. Not yet; maybe in the future.
J. Never; don't intend to.
K. Other: _______________

CR Members section:
http://tgs.gargoyles-fans.org/cr/members/

Edit your profile (if you wish to change more than the Gatherings Attended field):
http://tgs.gargoyles-fans.org/cr/members/submit.html

I have emailed this information to every CR member that has a profile, with the exception of Jan and Wilek Nereus (both of whom had invalid contact information). Please respond via email (preferably) or in the CR if you have not already done so. If you are one of the 14 people listed above but had already sent a response, please resend it. Thank you.

***** END ANNOUNCEMENT *****
Lady Mystic
Head Admin of TGS CR Information
Saturday, April 3, 2004 06:51:11 AM
IP: 68.249.9.190

Lynati> I'm so sorry to hear about your kitten. That's a real shame.

Re: garg biology - I'm in, provisionally, as long as I'm not en route to Macedonia. I'll send you a few notes, Yggdrasil, once I have a spare minute. This morning some of us are meeting with the federal Secretary of State for Public Health, so I gotta get ready for that.

Sweet Home Alabama: Lord, I hate that song. Hate it. First of all, a chap potshot at Neil Young, whose talent Lynyrd Skynyrd could never hope to equal in a hundred thousand years, but second of all...well, I'm sure Alabama's a very nice place and all, but the trouble with it - as is the trouble for so many places - is that it's just not a part of the Maritimes. Clearly the Lynyrd Skynyrd song is just overcompensation for the regrettable fact that Alabama is not a province on Canada's east coast. So I offer this humble improvement. With apologies to the people of Alabama - but most assuredly no apologies to Lynyrd Skynyrd -

Drivin� down past the Minas Basin,
Three-fifty toll through Cobequid,
Maritime Noon on the radio phone-in,
Lord I'm glad I�m a Bluenose kid,

Well I heard Stephen Harper�s got his Tories,
Sayin� we�ve got a culture of defeat,
I wouldn�t talk, he�s from Alberta,
And the eastward view looks pretty sweet,
Yes indeed,

Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Where Lunenburg�s rocks are so blue,
Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Well I�m comin� home to you,

Well Yarmouth-town�s got a kick-ass ferry,
And the Bras d�Or lakes steal breath away,
And as for the city lights of Halifax,
Well, it�s my home now, and here I�ll stay,
That�s all I need say.

Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
L�Evangeline � ah, mon Dieu!
Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Oh, I�m comin� home to you,

Well, I�ve been as far out as Vancouver,
And even through a State or two,
But they just don�t match up with Nova Scotia,
From the Cabot Trail to the Fundy view,
Well, you know it�s true.

Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Where the Truro line runs straight and true,
Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Well, I�m comin� home to you,

Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
(Forget Alabama, man)
Where the oceans roll, and the music�s true,
Sweet home, Nova Scotia,
Well I�m comin� home to you�

Whitbourne
Saturday, April 3, 2004 05:57:01 AM
IP: 156.34.50.239

Poor kitten! *wails and hugs Lynati*
Bud-Clare
Saturday, April 3, 2004 05:50:08 AM
IP: 66.67.201.63

I know, I'm just depressed, and that gave me a really bad visual..... x.x
If you scroll down (and yes, I know you had no reason to notice it) it has me first mentioning to lain that "production on my cat" is finished, a joke from the previous evening...I'm not upset, just weirded out. and needing sleep.
Lynati
Saturday, April 3, 2004 03:54:11 AM
IP: 66.140.84.72

Lynati: <Dude>
In my defense, I had no clue what you were talking about and it sounded like you were talking about a machine of some sort.
Fire Storm
Saturday, April 3, 2004 03:24:41 AM
IP: 68.249.9.190

Fire Storm: [Use a hammer! ]

...
...
...
Dude, if the kitten hadn't already been dead, I'm fairly sure a blow from a hammer would have killed it. Even if it had been more than 20 hours old.

Lynati
Saturday, April 3, 2004 02:27:01 AM
IP: 66.140.84.72

I guess I need to put lots more work into coming up with a plausible April Fool's Day Joke.

I made a flan today . . and it turned out very good. Not bad for my 1st try.

Fire Storm - Very, very interesting. <You know, given that no one here believes a word I say, I COULD post the whole thing in here and no one would pay attention> I've wondered the same time about people ignoring what I post about 99% of the time. <<They're thinking about not letting every staff member be able to post stories. Granted, that'll be another password for someone to forget. > Hmm... then I am thinking that every staff member shouldn�t even be allowed to have access to the secure area.> Too many cooks spoil the broth and an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. I don't want some member of tgsstaff to use the release story feature . . for the wrong reasons. It would be easier to have access to that feature restricted now than to have to go back and put a password on it later.

ron - <im 31 years old & i'm still watching the gargoyles > good to hear.

Annie - < He is old, and when you're old, whatever you grew up aroud accent wise is what you will have.> I knew this kid once who had this strong Northern accent, but never lived in the North.

Brutis - It's a joke. A few years ago, we had active RPs in this cr. One of them was called the "BFTS RP", which happenned to have your truely as a contributor. I've made it a joke about getting an anime series based on that RP. <sorry for the i guess this is now a tripple post but i am not used to my new tracball mouse> It took me about a week to get used to my 1st trackball, then another week when I bought a new pc and a new ergonomic trackball (definitely a right-handed one).

DPH
AR, USA
Saturday, April 3, 2004 02:18:50 AM
IP: 67.14.195.43

Brutis> <<no i am 18 NO OFFENSE MENT but i thought you would know i was older than young i mean like older than 13 or 14 when i spoke>>
Please tell me you're joking. Or that English isn't your first language.
Bud-Clare
Saturday, April 3, 2004 01:51:55 AM
IP: 66.67.201.63

Had some fun wiring today. I probably should have switched the wire nut when I noticed it was cracked and saved myself from having to take it all apart again.

Lain> <<if by "good" you mean "complete and utter geek">>: That's what I mean when I say it.

Ed> <>: An anime based on dog demons and other suchlike from fuedal Japan.

Fire Storm> <<given that no one here believes a word I say, I COULD post the whole thing in here and no one would pay attention>>: Depends on how much outrage you get from people who do know what will be happening and look at your post.
<<Unless the tentacles happen to ME>>: I bet he'd understand if something else blocked the traffic.
<<which never does because I am a member of their guild>>: Unless you ask for it, of course.
<<Not the same, not the same>>: No, but you have to take what you can get with those tempermental Elder Gods.
<>: Then promise a nice round numbered one.
<<Or via some breach of the global variables rule>>: The global thing is just that pet/post values aren't automatically put into php variables, not that variables get remember across pages.
<<VIVA LA GOURMET>>: As long as I can still get a good burger. Hardcore Gourmets can't make good burgers.
<<What good is the Internet if it can't give me the fetish info I want?>>: Boring referfence material? And fansubs/scanlations.
<>: Ooh, cleaning up the references... Or it might not be so bad if only one topic is hardcoded as a replacement.
<>: Hah, I bet you still think Duchamp's Nude Descending, No. 2 a Staircase is really An Explosion at a Shingle Factory.
<<Use a hammer!>>: Reboot it! Rebooting being the computer equivalent of a hammer, of course.
<<It's still .htaccess and the password is .htpasswd in /home/tgs/conf >>: That would be my problem. I knew nothing about those files.
<<The password is simply encripted>>: It'd be extraordinarially silly not to. Though I'm surprised that the reference I read implied an external tool was needed to do the encryption.

Brutis> <>: I'm mad, you're mad, we're all mad. Though please take the time to spell correctly, you do have plenty of time here.
<<y dont you discuss why the diffrent members of the same clan dont speek with the same heavy or light accents>>: That's not quite biology. Linguistics (or psychology if you want a more major subject).

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Saturday, April 3, 2004 01:01:46 AM
IP: 69.141.213.204

pheniox flame erupts and then dies leaving me in its place to yawn at the young night.

yall are never going to guess what happened to me today... give up no it was not somethig happy. my freking car was stolen today, i am so mad i could scream ... ahhhhhhhhhhhh
filed a police report and i hope to hear from them sometime in the next week. ugggggghhhhhhhh

annie <> no i am 18 NO OFFENSE MENT but i thought you would know i was older than young i mean like older than 13 or 14 when i spoke and do speak of my owning a car.
the only reason i am using a pic of brooklyn hatchling is because i am only a few weeks onto this particular cr so i wanted to use a reference to my being a newbie.
eventually i will use a grown up immage i was thinking of using the one of brooklyn with the pheniox gate in the background.
somone please tell me if anyone already has dibs on it so i wont be taking it away from anyone else k.

Annie<> i am currently reading the Timedancer series it is so far my favorite. i say that because Brooklyn is my absouute favorite carecter in the whole show there is something about the way that he was always collected and uses his brain but never very calm. i thend to be just like him most of the time save for the fact that he turns to stone during the day. and i just love the way he looks with the supportless wings and the beak and horns. i think that is just the coolest thing. i have my laptop plastered with pics and sound events of... u guessed it Brooklyn

Gside<> u said i was a little crazy... well i will be the first to admit that i am a little off my nut. i actually belive that there are gargoyles lurking on rooftops and in the forest but they do not wish to show themsleves for whatever reason they might have but i would to go on a serch (not hunt for that would only be the wrong thing to say or do for your favorite creatrues (( real or animated))) for them to find proof that they actually exsist.
( hey some people belive in aleans, the yeti, and that george bush is not an ass )

Annie <> as far as the accents go i have no idea y the younger ones IE Goliath and the trio ect dont have a strong accent and even thinking on the matter y dont Angela and the clan on Avalon have strong scottish accents
after all they were raised around the scottish accents IE Cathren, Tom, and the Magus. i am guessing that it is just the way that they arcitulate the words when they say them that they dont sound right to themsleves so they say it the way that it sounds right to them.

Yggdrasil<> you were asking about questions for the biology discussion well this isnt really biological but y dont you discuss why the diffrent members of the same clan dont speek with the same heavy or light accents as some of the other members of even the humans they were raised around.

Fire storm <> dont worry i tend to do the same. since i am remodeling my kitchen i have been spending more time at Lowes and Home Depot and the ever popular Wal Mart, than i have been spending even in my bed at night. just email me when u get a chance. i think that yahoo is up and running again at least properly as it ever was or will for that matter. i just didnt want to go to in depth the other day till i was shure that i had the right email addy and that you had recived the last message. i would have felt really stoupid sending it to some guy in japan who would make billions off my idea and i would be left holding the proverbial bag.

well i think i am going to sign off for now. _- i lean back to yawn letting my hair touch the floor_-
see yall later "Deflagrate mourie tempie et intervalia"
pheniox flame engulfs me and takes me away.

Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
hammond , louisiana, usa
Saturday, April 3, 2004 12:10:21 AM
IP: 209.205.161.41

Um... ok...
Odd...

The posting stuff did NOT like those two posts together.
Fire Storm
Friday, April 2, 2004 11:06:06 PM
IP: 68.249.9.190

Gside: <On that note, do you know what's asking for the password now? It isn't regulated by file permissions, and I don't know anything about webserver settings.>
It's still .htaccess and the password is .htpasswd in /home/tgs/conf
The password is simply encripted. I tested .htaccess by renaming it and trying the secure area (no password prompt), then I put it back.
Frie Storm
Friday, April 2, 2004 11:05:35 PM
IP: 68.249.9.190

Patrick: <yeah, yeah... tell us something we DON'T know. :P>
At least now, seasons after you left, the TGS staff finally has seen that all this time YOU were correct

Brutis: <hears another question though do u ever use your computer at home or just the one at your work>
Both. I am just awake more at work then at home.
<do u ever spend time at home at night or even in the afternoon for that matter>
"Night" = sometimes after 3am, and it's unusual for me to be on-line before 7pm.

Bud-Clare: <So, nothing I didn't already know, then. Good.>
As I said, the usual stuff.

Wordpainter: <how come in the storm in "Shadows of the Past" Elisa's hair whips about everywhere, and Goliath and Angela's hair stays put?>
Industrial strength hair styling products
<how come Hudson has a strong Scottish accent, while the rest of the clan doesn't?>
Well, how come they are speaking English at all?
When they got a translation spell placed on them, Hudson didn't want to pay extra to remove the accent.

Gside: <Funnier if anyone takes it seriously, but otherwise I'd say the word would be revalicitous>
You know, given that no one here believes a word I say, I COULD post the whole thing in here and no one would pay attention
<You mean your boss doesn't take that as a valid excuse?>
Unless the tentacles happen to ME, which never does because I am a member of their guild
<So set up a live two way video feed to the depths of whatever pit in which he resides>
Not the same, not the same
<Maybe if you promise your firstborn for Thanksgiving dinner...>
Please... my first born were born so long ago that they are dust by now. Heck, I think I am closer to giving my 1 millionth kid to them than the first

Or via some breach of the global variables rule. Unless I make it just cookies. But using a simple login script would be fairly easy.
<Death to incompetent chefs>
VIVA LA GOURMET!
<They all seem to be related to medical issues.>
Just my luck. What good is the Internet if it can't give me the fetish info I want?
<That'd have to be a custom job then, I guess.>
But of course! OR a major hack on the standard BBS software. I mean, just remove the stuff about topics.

I simply refuse to explain art to you!

Ed: <Ah... "Roger", then?>
Hmm... I like it!

Lynati: <the model proved defective....it stopped functioning and we couldn't get it strated again>
Use a hammer!

Fire Storm
Friday, April 2, 2004 11:04:22 PM
IP: 68.249.9.190

Test?
Fire Storm
Friday, April 2, 2004 11:03:11 PM
IP: 68.249.9.190

lain: the model proved defective....it stopped functioning and we couldn't get it strated again. :(
Lynati
Friday, April 2, 2004 07:35:55 PM
IP: 65.66.155.176

Gside: thatnx!

Annie: yeah, I don't really try to pay attention to those things, but my mom's always telling me i'm observant and have a sharp eye. Yeah, i understand what you're talking about.
Krista aka Wordpainter
Friday, April 2, 2004 12:45:19 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201

V: Well, I don't really know what Inu Yasha is, but I guess it's the same soap opera stuff as I'm describing.

Firestorm: Ah... "Roger", then?

Lynati: It sounds like the staff has found more than just its feet!
Ed
Friday, April 2, 2004 10:52:05 AM
IP: 213.187.39.103

Gunjack (Gunqack? wtf?) : yes, that is the very one. and now, in an attempt to inspire you to do the geek-dance for the CR...
Smoothcast 325 colormath (tm) series.
and a better question would be, why is it that I get to do all this cool stuff, as you put it, and yet you are the one that has access to the whole f'ing lot of the products for free, hmm?

Lynati
Friday, April 2, 2004 10:35:49 AM
IP: 65.64.100.212

if by "good" you mean "complete and utter geek" then.. yes, yes you are.
:P
lain
Friday, April 2, 2004 02:33:43 AM
IP: 4.7.35.8

I am sooooooooo good...
V
Friday, April 2, 2004 02:20:21 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

Lyn: By "40-grade", do you refer to a rubber with a Shore A durometer of 40, possibly packaged in a liquid binary system with a convinient 1:1 mix ratio, like Smooth-On's Brush-On 40(TM)?

Plugging aside, what's "Polyrubber"? Polyester? Polysulfide?
V
Friday, April 2, 2004 02:12:55 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

im 31 years old & i'm still watching the gargoyles

don't care if it's in english or not they still rock
ron - [rkinney111@hot mail.com]
olive hill, ky, USA
Friday, April 2, 2004 12:41:06 AM
IP: 209.42.156.154

Though I have no idea about the hair (don't pay that close of attention), I have an idea as to the accents. Hudson would have a strong scottish accent because he's spent most of his life in Scottland. He is old, and when you're old, whatever you grew up aroud accent wise is what you will have. As for goliath and the rest of the clan, they are still relatively young and so they would be more impressionable to the culture, and accents, of thier new surroundings. make any sence?
Annie
ID
Thursday, April 1, 2004 11:54:15 PM
IP: 208.187.168.60

Brutis> <<how many of you REALLY belive that gargoyles and things of that nature really exsist out there someware>>: Every fandom has its own sect of absolute crazies. Take soulbonding as an example. Then again, I am from a state with its own Devil.

Happy Birthday Krista.

Ed> <<Grame's horror at love rat Lucy's affair with Arianna>>: Why would he react with horror? He should have easier access to live lesbian porn now.

Dezi> << then the idiots out side of my complex decided to relandscape, and dug up the cable wires>>: Luckily, I only had to worry about the water line when I dug up the bushes here.

Krista> <<remember when i said i needed a nickname? what about Wordpainter?>>: If it does it for you. Seems to be in the same vein as Taleweaver.

Fire Storm> <<The order has been changed to make it funnier>>: Funnier if anyone takes it seriously, but otherwise I'd say the word would be revalicitous.
<>: You mean your boss doesn't take that as a valid excuse?
<<But it�s not the same unless my favorite uncle is there>>: So set up a live two way video feed to the depths of whatever pit in which he resides.
<<Even though I was acquitted, they still think I did it... and so what if I did? I was hungry!>>: Maybe if you promise your firstborn for Thanksgiving dinner...
<<if it was, the Question was VERY friggin bored, given the names of the directories and files>>: You never know.
<<Are you SURE that he was first?>>: Nope, but he was the one who was always brought up in relation to such events, and the first is usually the remembered one.
<<Yeah, he is>>: I give the benefit of the doubt in my pronouns.
<<If we implement PHP security>>: I haven't seen much on that. Does that mean the password would be passed through get/post for the page to display?
<<the staff login page doesn�t even have to be in the secure area>>: On that note, do you know what's asking for the password now? It isn't regulated by file permissions, and I don't know anything about webserver settings.
<<Chewy bacon is unconstitutional!>>: Death to incompetent chefs.
<>: They all seem to be related to medical issues.
<>: That'd have to be a custom job then, I guess.
<<It�s more of a �Loss of childlike innocence by the glowing moonlight� to me>>: I can see the childlike innocence, but what moonlight?

Wordpainter> <<anyone in here ever heard of the song Sweet Home Alabama?>>: You mean the Lynyrd Skynyrd song that takes a returning potshot at Neil Young? It's got a good beat, and you might be able to dance to it if you try hard enough.

Brutis> <<does anyone know when the time is suppose to change again>>: I wait for my computer to tell me.

Krista> <<and Goliath and Angela's hair stays put?>>: Production simplification.
<<how come Hudson has a strong Scottish accent, while the rest of the clan doesn't?>>: I think it's in Ask Greg, but see above.

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Thursday, April 1, 2004 11:48:51 PM
IP: 68.37.159.199

Annie: not to but in or anything, but...
really? Dark ages is my favorite too!

2 questions: how come in the storm in "Shadows of the Past" Elisa's hair whips about everywhere, and Goliath and Angela's hair stays put? and how come Hudson has a strong Scottish accent, while the rest of the clan doesn't?
Krista aka Wordpainter (I will post the one I'm in the mood for.)
Thursday, April 1, 2004 11:43:10 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201

Brutis: I thought your posts sounded younger than most of the people in here. I myself am 17, 18 in August, and it's nice to see someone else in here close to my age. And to think, you post with a hatchling from the same pic. Then again I only pop in when the general convo is non political or actual gargoyles talk. Speaking of which, which series is your favorite? I personally am a big fan of Dark Ages, which isn't getting much attention at the moment.
Annie - [sky_warrior17@hotmail.com]
ID, USA
Thursday, April 1, 2004 11:21:57 PM
IP: 208.187.168.60

Fire Storm> <<The Apocalypse, the knowledge and secrets of all in the universe made known to all by the forces of darkness, but fortunately the allmighty came down and smited them and made all good.>>
So, nothing I didn't already know, then. Good.
Bud-Clare
Thursday, April 1, 2004 10:31:25 PM
IP: 66.67.201.63

Ed: No, he didn't get far enough to see any of the lesbian stuff. That's planned for a few seasons past what was posted. After all, it'll take time for us to degrade S&P to the point that we can actually show the Demona/Fox/Brianna/Sarah Jasper/Chiang Yun femslash scenario that Mooncat wrote for us. Since she was brought on staff, Mooncat has really moved TGS in a whole new direction. The project was lacking something, and with her help I think we've finally found our feet.

lain: btw, production on my own cat has now been completed. The finished product is quite entertaining, but we need to wait a few days to make sure the model doesn't malfunction.

Now, me and my chemical respirator have a date with a gallon set of 40-grade brush-on polyrubber and the sculpture of the head of a certain gargoyle...so I'll see y'alls later. I should be back around 11:30 or so, for any phone calls that may come in around then.
Lynati
Thursday, April 1, 2004 10:07:08 PM
IP: 65.69.70.17

phoenix flame fades leaving me in its place. run a tallon trough my long white hair shaking a knot out

how is everyone tonight doing good i hope
quick question anyone know how to change a fuel filter on a 2003 land rover discovery. the book i got from auto zone reads like the programing instrutions for windows 95

does anyone know when the time is suppose to change again. i dont think it is too far away.

wordpainter<> yes i have heard the song and seen the movie
song is good movie is funny btw im not shure wordpainter works, it is good, but i aggree with fire storm it sounds like wordperfect too computery

its kool fire storm just mail me when u get chance. hears another question though do u ever use your computer at home or just the one at your work and do u ever spend time at home at night or even in the afternoon for that matter

oh well i am going to take off now ill be back later
"Deflagrate muri tempi et intervallia!" phoneix flame takes me away
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Thursday, April 1, 2004 09:15:51 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

<<thanx Brutis, Tharos, and Ed! anyone in here ever heard of the song Sweet Home Alabama? While we're there, anyone seen the movie Sweet Home Alabama? >>
The song... *shudder*. As a member of a band that does a lot of classic rock covers, I am SICK of this song. SICK of it! I guess it's good, but GAH! ...Sorry.
But thanks for setting me up. I was going to ask about music, too. In a gargoyles CR, there HAVE to be some fantasy metal fans. I mean with songs like "Gargoyles: Angels of Darkness," and a whole concept (story) album in which the main force of evil is Sekhmet, it clicks with Gargs pretty well.

Brutis: <<Tharos hate to give in to the typical teen sucks bitchin but mine did i had to grow up faster than i wanted and i am now in therepy 2 times a week for it and living on zanax >>
Well, you'd fit in my family pretty well. I'm the only one not on medication for depression or bipolar... I think one of them's on Zanax (or however you spell it). But hey, if you have a REASON to be bitching, go for it - but most people don't. :)
Tharos
Thursday, April 1, 2004 09:14:03 PM
IP: 69.40.140.3

"Demona... is... in love with... Andrea Calhoun." -- yeah, yeah... tell us something we DON'T know. :P

127 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!

Patrick - [<-- be there or be square]
Thursday, April 1, 2004 07:15:17 PM
IP: 65.43.158.69

thanx Brutis, Tharos, and Ed! anyone in here ever heard of the song Sweet Home Alabama? While we're there, anyone seen the movie Sweet Home Alabama?
Wordpainter
Thursday, April 1, 2004 06:38:24 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201

Ok, since there is a lot of talk of what was revealed, I shall post some of the text of what was revealed:

Demona... is... in love with... Andrea Calhoun
it is... revealed... that... Elisa... is... dying
a... War... between... humans and gargoyles
the... death... of... one of... the clan

(note: The words above may NOT be in order, nor are they necessarly from the same story... or season... or even the same series. But ALL of the words WERE in the outline. That part is true. The order has been changed to make it funnier)

Gside: I saw some Catholic girls today and my first thought was �Great. Just great. I don�t need this today.� I was out with friends and I just KNEW that the tentacle monsters were going to show up and make me late for work.
<You could always get a betentacled mask for the priest>
But it�s not the same unless my favorite uncle is there

As long as they don�t hear about what happened to Freddy either.
Oh, and PLEASE don�t even mention �John.� Even though I was acquitted, they still think I did it... and so what if I did? I was hungry!

Well, if it was, the Question was VERY friggin bored, given the names of the directories and files
<Too bad she didn't hit the limit before Traveller.>
Are you SURE that he was first?
<They're infamous for another reason. >
Yeah, he is.
<They're thinking about not letting every staff member be able to post stories. Granted, that'll be another password for someone to forget. >
Hmm... then I am thinking that every staff member shouldn�t even be allowed to have access to the secure area. If we implement PHP security, then the staff login page doesn�t even have to be in the secure area.
<Remember, the bacon would have to be crispy. Chewy bacon is just wrong>
Chewy bacon is unconstitutional!

Not so sure... I think that if you do a search on �walking� and �Breast implants�, you could find a few pages related to our little topic
<Yeah, but one of the things I like about this place is the lack of topic separation.>
I am thinking of one like this place (no topic separation) but with user registration

Ed: 
Na. Bob is for digital art and there isn�t enough orange in it for it to be called Steve.
It�s more of a �Loss of childlike innocence by the glowing moonlight� to me.

Brutis: <did u send me an email i am having trouble with yahoo>
Nope. Went to sleep after getting home. Had to wake up before noon.

Krista: <remember when i said i needed a nickname? what about Wordpainter?>
Wordpainter is good, but a little too close to Wordperfect for me.
Fire Storm
Thursday, April 1, 2004 06:34:04 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3

Teenager! Yes! I'm 13!
thanx guys.
remember when i said i needed a nickname? what about Wordpainter?
April Fool's Baby aka Krista
Thursday, April 1, 2004 06:30:12 PM
IP: 68.116.254.201

Todd> I suspect King Arthur's been excised from current Grail fiction because the myth still has a long way to go before it's considered a mature fantasy. Much of Arthurian legend is still considered kids stuff. While Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings have made great strides in legitmizing fantasy some elements are still slated for kids than for a general audience. (I'm still waiting for a decent movie about dragons!)

I think the religious element can be problematic, but a deft talent can navigate the mind field. In the Da Vinci code, the puzzles and the pacing kept my interest. I didn't see it as any more sacriligious than Dogma. Thought the book's ending was a bit cheesy.

Deadline for the Phoenix Gate anothology is today folks. This is a shout out to all the procrastinators that this is the last minute.
Taleweaver
Thursday, April 1, 2004 05:53:15 PM
IP: 207.69.137.36

Woot!
Ok so. The CR went down, then the idiots out side of my complex decided to relandscape, and dug up the cable wires. Yeah. No TV no 'net. So now I'm back.
Anyone care to say what happened in plain english? I'm lost.
Bonus: I did get to hang out with my new pal these last couple of days, since I had no other contact with the world. :D Woot!
laters

Dezi
Thursday, April 1, 2004 05:21:29 PM
IP: 68.58.158.101

help the room is on fire and its snowing ... april fools
i know corney ill stop

i know i shouldnt say anything if i cant but unless i win the lottory between now and then i cant but i would love to help with the gathering i just have some problems
1 cant afford to go ( cant even afford gas once a week)
2 i only speak enuf french to say hello and bye
3 i am not putting my rover truough a 2000 mi trip

if they ever plan on butting the gathering closer to my end of the world let me know

DPH i know the network is undisclosed but can u clarify a little more i have missed a few days and comments here and there

yes i cought the fun on adult swim last night i was online with a friend when it was going on he was laughing so hard he knocked the web cam off the table and then had to get offline i too thought it was too much

happy birth day Kirsta dont worry i am 18 being a teenager is not so bad as people think its not verry good mind you espacally if u are broke all the time but dont worry from what i have seen as an young adult as so many others put it being an adult sucks so enjoy the whole teen things cause your going to hate high school if your not there already going to hate having a job ask somone who knows

Tharos hate to give in to the typical teen sucks bitchin but mine did i had to grow up faster than i wanted and i am now in therepy 2 times a week for it and living on zanax

ok just listen to me bitch bitch bitch

fire storm did u send me an email i am having trouble with yahoo it wont cowerperate and let me check my mail for some reason i think it is just a glick hopefully

im going to stop bitching and go away now
"Deflagrate muri tempi et intervallia!" phenix flame takes me away
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Thursday, April 1, 2004 04:28:25 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

Krista <<woo hoo! April Fool's! My favorite holiday! I wonder why? Cause its my birthday! Oh yeah! I'm a teenager today! 13! 13! I love this! I'm a teenager! Well, not really, until 12:34pm. But I don't care! I'm 13! I'm happy! A teenager! Cell phone! Yes! Fun! bu dut bu bu bu... I'm loven' it! haha! lol.>>
Hey, happy birthday! A bunch of people will now start bitching to you about how "being a teenager sucks," but overall I found the teen years to be pretty cool, so have fun with 'em. Just get ready for all your friends to be really whiny for the next 5 years or so. :)
Tharos
Thursday, April 1, 2004 03:20:36 PM
IP: 69.40.140.3

Hitman doesn't work. Why doesn't hitman work? I crave the fibre Wire...

Ed: Been watching too much Inu Yasha?
V
Thursday, April 1, 2004 12:48:55 PM
IP: 4.7.36.9

So all the TGS plans were spilled onto the 'net? They can't have been up for very long though, or everyone would be complaining about Lexington's death and the plot entitled "Shocka! Grame's horror at love rat Lucy's affair with Arianna!"

Battle Beast: I suggest "Bob". Or maybe "Steve".

Todd: I guess the Newsround pranksters didn't think much of poor Sam!

Krista: Happy Birthday!
Ed
Thursday, April 1, 2004 11:40:21 AM
IP: 213.187.39.103

***ALERT ALERT ALERT ALERT ALERT ALERT***

I NEED YOUR HELP!!!!

Did THAT get your attention?

I have a painting that needs a name, but for the life of me, I can't think of one. So, I have a small contest going on. I need a name for my painting.

SIMPLY go to www.geocities.com/oscarmovs/pic.html to view the painting, and clicky the link below to name it. SIMPLE?

I will narrow it down to a top three, and then choose.

Thanks everyone and GOODLUCK!!

That is all I will say.
Battle Beast
CanadaThursday, April 1, 2004 10:27:12 AM
IP: 142.179.227.73

Hey Gang, I need some help. There's this thing going on in August, you may have heard Patrick mention it, The Gathering? Yeah, fans get together for a weekend of bonding and merriment and hanging out with Greg Weisman, Thom Adcox and others who worked on Gargoyles. Well, here's the thing, I need some Volunteers. Folks that will help out by acting as Hosts and Hostesses for various venues like the Art Show, Video Room, ConSuite, who if they can keep cool and speak French, work a couple of hours at the Registration Desk, you know, stuff like that. I also need a couple of people for Very Special Assignments: Deputy Art Show Director and Auction Coordinator.

If you've got at least two hours (or more) you'd be willing to donate to the Gathering would you drop me a line?

volunteer AT gatheringofthegargoyles.com or if you have as hard a time typing that as I do, then kapogge AT yahoo.com .

Thanks!
kathy
Thursday, April 1, 2004 08:17:22 AM
IP: 66.82.197.68

Anybody here who's a big "Lord of the Rings" fan should get a kick out of this.
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Thursday, April 1, 2004 06:54:32 AM
IP: 171.75.194.35

After mind-ravaging negoitations, I finally managed to convince management at an undisclosed network to fully fund a new anime series, roughly based on the events of BFTS RP and where they were heading.
DPH
AR, USA
Thursday, April 1, 2004 03:51:36 AM
IP: 67.14.195.8

*comes in singing "happy birthday to me!"*

woo hoo! April Fool's! My favorite holiday! I wonder why? Cause its my birthday! Oh yeah! I'm a teenager today! 13! 13! I love this! I'm a teenager! Well, not really, until 12:34pm. But I don't care! I'm 13! I'm happy! A teenager! Cell phone! Yes! Fun! bu dut bu bu bu... I'm loven' it! haha! lol.
April Fool's Baby (only for today) aka Krista
Thursday, April 1, 2004 01:42:57 AM
IP: 68.116.254.201

is anybody else watching "adult swim" on cartoon network tonight?

*falls out of chair laughing*
lain
Thursday, April 1, 2004 12:06:29 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

sorry for the i guess this is now a tripple post but i am not used to my new tracball mouse
Brutis
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:57:54 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

Na zdorov'ya
the thing i wrote the last week b4 the server crash wasnt really a poem really <(i know this is going to sound smaltzy)> it was just something i felt was good at the time, kinda the thing in my heart i guess i guess it was kinda a poem now that i think of it

fire storm<> got message dont worry just reply when u can i just go to school so i have plenty of free time i just only get online at about 8 pm central time but other than that im here

hey does anyone know when the dvd is supposed to be comming out im kinda upset that i keep missing the show on the weekends and that im not awake at night to watch it at 1030 and 1100 during the week.

this is a really dumb question but i have to know. how many of you REALLY belive that gargoyles and things of that nature really exsist out there someware. this is not a joke question i am really interested to know.
-personally i belive that they do and are just really good at hiding from us for there own reasons- i hope that some of you do belive in some way that they are real

god i hope no one thinks me stoupid or just a little off my nut
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:56:23 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

Na zdorov'ya
the thing i wrote the last week b4 the server crash wasnt really a poem really <(i know this is going to sound smaltzy)> it was just something i felt was good at the time, kinda the thing in my heart i guess i guess it was kinda a poem now that i think of it

fire storm<> got message dont worry just reply when u can i just go to school so i have plenty of free time i just only get online at about 8 pm central time but other than that im here

hey does anyone know when the dvd is supposed to be comming out im kinda upset that i keep missing the show on the weekends and that im not awake at night to watch it at 1030 and 1100 during the week.

this is a really dumb question but i have to know. how many of you REALLY belive that gargoyles and things of that nature really exsist out there someware. this is not a joke question i am really interested to know.
-personally i belive that they do and are just really good at hiding from us for there own reasons- i hope that some of you do belive in some way that they are real
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:55:34 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

Damien> <<your just jealous 'cause i look good in a dress>>: And I am a sexy, sexy man in whatever I wear, but especially in high heels, suspendies, and a bra.

Question> <<what exact rules did I break again to earn this?>>: Oddly enough, there's no specific rule forbidding TGS secrets, even though everyone granted access to them is sworn to secrecy.
<>: Excatly why I was confused.

Yggdrasil> <<Really, what do you want to have covered?>>: Areas where garg bio would have to differ from mundane bio for things to work (stone sleep, how wings attach/work, where the extra power comes from). Ooh, I just thought of an extra reason to have heel/elbow spurs: an added extension from further tendon placement for extra torque. It'd be really nice to help shove fingers or toes into hard sufaces.

Fire Storm> <<If only Ch'thulu would rise for my wedding... Oh well>>: You could always get a betentacled mask for the priest.
<<Just wait until we start the seating>>: I wish you a minimal amount of "I'm not speaking to her because of what she said about our Jason."
<<The skillz in question were Google>>: I heard it was random directory searching.
<<in the beginning, LM DID make posts so long that they could not be posted and had to be broken into two or more parts>>: Too bad she didn't hit the limit before Traveller.
<<And don't forget Doug//Lisa>>: They're infamous for another reason.
<>: They're thinking about not letting every staff member be able to post stories. Granted, that'll be another password for someone to forget.
<<Let me check my notes>>: Remember, the bacon would have to be crispy. Chewy bacon is just wrong.
<>: I can see someone walking on someone else's breasts having many pages out there, but I'd say the implants in someone's feet would drive the rarity through the roof.
<>: Yeah, but one of the things I like about this place is the lack of topic separation.

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 11:34:06 PM
IP: 68.37.159.199

Yggdrasil: you're welcome. Now, will you please email and let me know if I'm allowed on the panel or not?? x_x

Patrick: server crash was due to malfunction. the "banning" and room being re-cleared was due to some Troll finding some "plans" for a couple seasons of TGS and posting them in the CR, I suppose to convince the TGS staff not to bother finishing those projects. The server and the banning are separate issues, they just occured within a close time frame.
Lynati
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 08:51:31 PM
IP: 65.69.70.116

I'm very confused by this whole people getting banned thing. I thought the server crash was due to a hardware fault, not a hacker.

Anyway...

128 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!
Patrick - [<-- allez au le Gathering!]
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 08:22:56 PM
IP: 65.43.158.69

Gside: 
If only Ch'thulu would rise for my wedding... Oh well.
Just wait until we start the seating!
<Which confused me in regards to whatever "mad haxxoring skillz" he might have>
The skillz in question were Google. The files were archived on a non-secure page on another site.
<The only one known for it (the others just had that as a side note) being Traveler>
Well, in the beginning, LM DID make posts so long that they could not be posted and had to be broken into two or more parts. And don't forget Doug//Lisa
<Should be easy enough to to with a form slot and a php variable check against a one entry sql table>
Figures. I was going to do that (and have all the staff members make profiles for it too), but I decided against it. I mean, the pages ARE in the secure section.
<So if I crash your wedding, does that mean I can insist on being provided with a bacon sculpture of Lou Costello?>
...
Let me check my notes
<Thereby negating any moral victory they might claim [insert evil laugh here].>
Oh, the $w33t irony!
<But there was too much introductory type material to be a pure mini-series>
Which is why it sucked.
<Sounds like a new fetish. Remember, I get half the profits from the paysite for being the ideas man.>
I fear I could already find a page on that out there

Bruitis: Got the e-mail. Didn't have a chance to reply last night. Work and had to go to bed early last night

You know... I am starting to wonder if a board that required user certification by an admin would be a good idea.
Fire Storm
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 08:08:52 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3

Yggdrasil> I want to wait until this Sunday to commit. There is a chance that I could be going to Macedonia for a month this summer for an exchange program, so I'll get back to you once they make the decision this weekend.
Whitbourne
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 05:55:18 PM
IP: 156.34.95.9

Greetings;

OK I've had one person reply to my request (Lynati thank you very much). I still need to hear from Whitbourne and anyone else who is interested in the Biology talk at the Gathering this year.

Also in my previous post I asked what you would like to have covered in the talk. No one has answered. Really, what do you want to have covered? This is completely open. Your input will be greatly appreciated.

WHITBOURNE: PLEASE E-MAIL ME ASAP. I WANT TO GET A MAILING LIST TOGETHER.

Yggdrasil - [eng050599@hotmail.com]
Ontario, Canada
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 05:48:23 PM
IP: 66.185.84.203

youth n asia>> <<despite Greg's feelings to the contrary, I'm NOT Question; I never have been nor ever will be>>
yeah, we figured. :)
so.. do you work for the government now or what..? o.O
lain
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 05:48:09 PM
IP: 4.7.35.8

Just for the record, despite Greg's feelings to the contrary, I'm NOT Question; I never have been nor ever will be.

I just want to assert that so that I'm not proactively banned over a case of mistaken identity.
Youth N Asia
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 01:02:13 PM
IP: 164.82.144.3

Question - You really don't get it? Are you that stupid? Do you really think this was down a whim?
DPH
AR, USA
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 12:48:50 PM
IP: 161.31.104.106

VINNIE - I know that people believe what they want to, but I'm still curious as to why they want to divorce the Grail from the Arthurian cycle (something which even "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" did - the three knights who find the Grail in it are from the Crusades rather than from the Round Table). One possibility, of course, is that it comes from the Grail being taken up permanently to Heaven in Malory - which would obviously not fit the desires of anybody wanting to construct a "crackpot" theory about the Grail which portrays it as still being around.
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 06:54:19 AM
IP: 171.75.194.102

Todd Jensen:<One thing that I've noticed is that a lot of these modern-day "Grail investigation" stories (both fiction and ostensibly non-fiction) ignore the Arthurian connections to the Grail, making an occasional brief mention about how the knights of the Round Table going on a quest for it but saying nothing more after that, and focusing exclusively on the Grail's links to early Christianity.> What can you say to that except- People will believe whatever they want to about anything they want and there is not much that can change that!
Vinnie - [tpeano29@hotmail.com]
Marquette, Michigan, USA
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 04:07:46 AM
IP: 66.103.227.198

<Translation: First, the server went down while it was being movd, then apparently Question posted TGS secrets he pulled out from somewhere else, but the posts were wiped and he's been somewhat thoroughly banned.>

Now is that why I can't access the page through my regular channels? Now out of curiosity what exact rules did I break again to earn this? Or is this just the moderator going with his whims.

<As for myself, initially thought the downtime wasn't too bad, but when it came back up I didn't hear about the TGS secrets until after I heard about Question being places he shouldn't have. Which confused me in regards to whatever "mad haxxoring skillz" he might have. >

I don't have any mad haxxoring skills.
Question
Wednesday, March 31, 2004 01:05:10 AM
IP: 64.203.129.94

GSIDE: <<Now, now, it's a well known fact that all lumberjacks are crossdressers. >> your just jealous 'cause i look good in a dress
well anywho, have to go sleep now,,,
Damien
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 11:56:50 PM
IP: 209.121.87.149

The stupid language trick of the day: Ecce Ecchi. Latin/Japanese, translation: Behold the porn.

Hellcat> <<Have you ever been on one long enough? You get kind flushed>>: You might, but it'd probably be get me a bit sore. Dangly bits hitting other things is bad.

Brutis> <<did anyone read the poem i wrote the other day>>: Being an engineer and left brainer, I tend to disregard most poetry (exceptions: Carroll and the like).

Fire Storm> <<LM and I started talking about the wedding's guest list. That only took, what, 3-4 hours?>>: I know how hard it can be figuring out which Elder Gods are holding grudges against each other.

Fire Storm> <<The Apocalypse, the knowledge and secrets of all in the universe made known to all by the forces of darkness, but fortunately the allmighty came down and smited them and made all good>>: Translation: First, the server went down while it was being movd, then apparently Question posted TGS secrets he pulled out from somewhere else, but the posts were wiped and he's been somewhat thoroughly banned. As for myself, initially thought the downtime wasn't too bad, but when it came back up I didn't hear about the TGS secrets until after I heard about Question being places he shouldn't have. Which confused me in regards to whatever "mad haxxoring skillz" he might have.
<<We have had PLENTY of long posters in this CR>>: The only one known for it (the others just had that as a side note) being Traveler.
<<No, of course not>>: Should be easy enough to to with a form slot and a php variable check against a one entry sql table.
<<Part of the fun of being someone's guest is making them do what you want!>>: So if I crash your wedding, does that mean I can insist on being provided with a bacon sculpture of Lou Costello?
<<As for the supplements, the funny thing is that the supplements are made from animals>>: Thereby negating any moral victory they might claim [insert evil laugh here].
<<A pilot when they have no intention of remaking an entire series. More mini-series, maybe>>: But there was too much introductory type material to be a pure mini-series.
<<Sergeant, I feel like I am walking on breasts>>: Sounds like a new fetish. Remember, I get half the profits from the paysite for being the ideas man.

Na zdorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 11:49:50 PM
IP: 68.37.159.199

fire storm sent email to u look for it :)

thinking on cat stories i have one for yall or it is not really much of a story as much as a comment to my cats
i have 5 black cats at my house ( not one bit afraid) and i have a young cat that is kinda dense like the other day he was running across the floor and went to stop and smacked into the front of the fridg. i was watching him go across the roof make a jump for the tree, miss, and land in the pool. i have watched him fight himslef in the mirror for 45 minutes b4 figuring out it was himslef. i have seen him fall into the washing machine and toilet countless number of times. he had his head stuck in the outside dryer vent the other day (that was pretty funny) i must say that my cat loudmouth ( name aquired from loud meowing that gets neighbors attention) is a little dense for a cat. ( a suposidly smart breed of animals)
Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Us) a
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 11:01:20 PM
IP: 205.214.170.231

I always suspected that sunlight was bad for you...

Score one for staying indoors, bathed only in the sickly glow of monitor radiation.
Aaron - [JCarnage@Yahoo.com]
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 10:44:39 PM
IP: 172.150.241.112

Bruitis: <if you dont have a prob with talking on either yahoo messenger or msn messenger get my names and i will explain my ideas there i dont want to crowd the room with my long boring topic of eletric cars unless no one minds to read it>
e-mail sent. And don't worry about long posts. We have had PLENTY of long posters in this CR

Gside: <Has he told you about the extra password he wants?>
No, of course not.

That's no fun! Part of the fun of being someone's guest is making them do what you want!
You ARE a guest, after all!

That too. As for the supplements, the funny thing is that the supplements are made from animals!
<Too much like a pilot.>
A pilot when they have no intention of remaking an entire series. More mini-series, maybe.
<Not even to cushion my feet for those long hikes?>
I can see him now...
"Sergeant, I feel like I am walking on breasts!"

Figures. LM updates after I said she wouldn't! Typical workaholic!

11. Not allowed to join the communist party.
12. Not allowed to join any militia.
13. Not allowed to form any militia.
14. Not allowed out of my office when the president visited Sarajevo.
15. Not allowed to train adopted stray dogs to 'Sic Brass!'
Fire Storm
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 07:10:43 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3

GRAYMONK - Good anecdote. Incidentally, in case anybody's wondering, "J.R.R." stands for "John Ronald Reuel".

SPIKE - Incidentally, the Banshee's "death-worm" form was officially called the "Cromm-Cruach", named after an actual Irish death-god - and this same Cromm-Cruach was also the figure whom Crom, the god worshipped by Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian, was named after. (Howard generally borrowed all of his names from ancient history and legend.)

TALEWEAVER - I haven't read "The Da Vinci Code", but I've heard about it, and understand that its take on the Grail was based on that theory in "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" about the Grail really being the descendants of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene (which, naturally, the TGS staff wasn't about to touch with a thirty-nine-and-a-half-foot pole - and even the folks who wrote that book have decided that they were wrong about that one recently). One thing that I've noticed is that a lot of these modern-day "Grail investigation" stories (both fiction and ostensibly non-fiction) ignore the Arthurian connections to the Grail, making an occasional brief mention about how the knights of the Round Table going on a quest for it but saying nothing more after that, and focusing exclusively on the Grail's links to early Christianity. Ironic, since in the first mentions of the Grail in Arthurian legend, it wasn't connected to Jesus or the Last Supper.
Todd Jensen
St. Louis, MO
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 06:24:49 PM
IP: 171.75.194.70

Bud-Clare: <D'oh. I go to bed early(ish) and miss all the fun. What happened? >
Oh, the usual. The Apocalypse, the knowledge and secrets of all in the universe made known to all by the forces of darkness, but fortunately the allmighty came down and smited them and made all good.
Or something like that

Actually... that's FAIRLY close to what happened.
Fire Storm
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 06:15:27 PM
IP: 65.114.91.3

Spike > I'll beta read it. You got my e-mail addy?

The room being out of commission over the weekend threw me off my schedule. Let's catch up with countdown update...

32 days left before Gathering 2004 pre-registration prices increase.
3 days left to submit artwork and stories for the Gathering Anthology (deadline is April 1).
33 days left to submit entries for the Gathering T-shirt contest (deadline is May 1).
94 days left to submit entries for the Music Video contest (deadline is July 1).
99 days left to reserve your hotel room at the Delta Centre-Ville (deadline is July 6 at noon).

129 days left until The Gathering 2004 in Montreal, Quebec!

Patrick
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 06:03:45 PM
IP: 65.43.158.69

*putting the final touches on "Crikey!"

So, Patrick.... wanna beta read it or wait to read it with the other Phoenix Gate entries?

Double dog dare ME, will ya?
*cackles*
Spike
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 05:52:25 PM
IP: 209.30.23.247

D'oh. I go to bed early(ish) and miss all the fun. What happened?
Bud-Clare
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 05:49:28 PM
IP: 66.67.201.63

Howdy everyone,

It's been awhile. I just finished reading "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown. (An interesting read, though I'd wait until it is in paperback) but the subject of the book was the Holy Grail. I couldn't help but think of Pendragon particularly this season. This may have been discussed in the CR before, but are there any thoughts related to the two?
Taleweaver
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 04:15:05 PM
IP: 207.69.137.37

Greg> Thanks!!

*cackles softly as she resumes writing*
Spike
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:56:10 PM
IP: 209.30.23.247

Spike> Indeed she did. She quoted the Wicked Witch of the West too.
Greg Bishansky
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:53:32 PM
IP: 216.179.3.215

Does anybody an answer for this? In "The Hound of Ulster", did the Banshee speak when she was in her monster (Death Wyrm) form?
Spike
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:40:49 PM
IP: 209.30.23.247

Oy vey,

Sorry I haven't been around lately guys, my workload quadrupled this term and aside from a few quick posts at toonzone I haven't been able to get on the cmputer long enough for signifigant posting. (BTW, Toonzone's Disney board has been having running commentary threads about the Gargs eps appearing on Jetix. It's interesting seeing the reactions of people who've never watched Gargs before, one fellow asked if "The Edge" was a filler episode)

Green Baron - <<* Canada holds up a sham democracy to try and be accepted by the civilized world, but in fact all real decisions are made by their moose overlord.>> Actually the moose overlord retired a few months ago. We replaced him with a bucktoothed weasal ;)

Revel - <<You can't trust Canadians, I saw that movie I saw what happened! ;)>> You mean "Canadian Bacon"?

Todd - Thought you might enjoy this,

From WWW.Peterdavid.net: <<Encountered one teenage boy (I shall mercifully not name him) who was boasting that he was a complete trivia expert on everything having to do with "Lord of the Rings." Ask him anything, anything at all. Taking him up on it, I said, "What does J.R.R. stand for?" I will always treasure his blank expression.>>
Graymonk - [mmckinnongra@hotmail.com]
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:03:34 PM
IP: 198.164.140.115

Wow, it looks so spacious here!

Andrea nice kitty stories! I swear cats are devious and often like to torment people. My cat, Em, was quite acrobatic in trees. She loved them She would sometimes come down or up the tree backwards...very funny to watch. She didn't need any catnip haha.

Em is getting old but back in the younger years, she would get up ontop of the van and 'pretend' she was stuck. Then dad (he wouldn't notice Em on the roof) started up the car and backed outof th edriveway. EM began meowing like hell and was quite loud. Dad stopped the car and tried to get EM down but she attacked him. Mom came out on the scene and EM attacked mom. Then mom desparately begged for me to call her or something. EM wouldn't hope and licked her paw as if to say, "Nope I'm stayign put." We all gave up and let her get off on her own. The van is half out on th eroad and a cat sunnign herself on the roof. Dad had to go to work very soon. So we ignored her for 20 minutes. Em fell asleep. Dad got fed up and beeped the horn so loud, Em jumped up and slide down the windshield hidden from view. From that day on, she never trusted dad and a car together. Haha.

What can you do with a world without cats? :)
Hellcat
melting Newfoundland (kinda...)
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 09:47:56 AM
IP: 205.251.135.66

***** TGS CR ARCHIVE UPDATE *****

The week of March 22, 2004 through March 29, 2004 has been added to the TGS CR Archive. After some editing, a single file consisting of "public appropriate" posts is also available for viewing. This file consists of a handful of posts dated March 29, 2004 at 11:19:57 PM through March 30, 2004 at 12:17:00 AM from Aaron, Leo, Yggdrasil, Fire Storm, Lady Mystic, DPH, Lynati, and Battle Beast.

2004 Archive:
http://tgs.gargoyles-fans.org/cr/archive/2004/

Framed Archive:
http://tgs.gargoyles-fans.org/cr/archive/frames.html

***** END UPDATE *****
Lady Mystic
Head Admin of TGS CR Information
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 07:23:05 AM
IP: 68.73.206.141

Ok... so we got sidetracked tonight.

Sheesh... who would have though that combining pages would be so time consuming (Ok... THAT, and LM and I started talking about the wedding's guest list. That only took, what, 3-4 hours?)

I'll see what I can do at work tonight.
Fire Storm
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 06:14:51 AM
IP: 68.73.206.141

wth happened?
uhh i seem to have missed something
i had a comment for someone, it may have been funny or not but i lost it when my computer rebooted

Damien
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 03:28:05 AM
IP: 209.121.87.149

?
Leo
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 02:37:13 AM
IP: 68.231.241.236

I JUST remembered...I have 2 new cat stories to tell...Both about Cleo (the whacky Kitten).

On teh way home about 10 days ago for break, my mom told me that letley, she has the of droping Mousy (the name for all her toy catnip mice, of which we have like 20 of) in the toilet...why, we have NO clue...once they got "smart" and closed the lid, she's drop him in the sink...stupid cat.

But here's the kicker...My friend and I were going out to lunch last Tuesday. She came to pick me up, and I called Cleo to see if she wanted in before we left (since she was out). My friend asked if that was her as she pointed to the backyard...i looked, and sure enough there was Cleo...

The stupid cat was stuck 30 FT up in a tree (the neighbor's cat was at the base, so that's liekly why Cleo ran up the tree). My friend, myself, and my sister (whom I went inside to tell, and to get my camera) tried for an HOUR to get her down using a ladder a few ft too short, and even used some string and a basket to swing up to get her to jump into. Since she wasnt moving, werdecided to "punish" her by leaving her up there for a bit, and my friend and I went out.

I didn't return until like 5 hours later. Cleo was fine. Turns out, after we left, my sis went into the shower, and when she got out, Cleo was on the deck...and less than 30 minutes since we left her had passed, and NO ONE else was around to "rescuse" her...I was beyond pissed at her...if it has been a bit before she got the guts to climb down, I would have "understood", but we tried for an HOUR to get her down...only to have her come down on ehr OWN shortly after...but, was SHE in a HELL of a lot of trouble...

I never actually THOUGHT I'd ever see a cat stuck in a tree (seemed more a TV thing to happen), let alone one of our own...but my sis and I have have it immortilized on film!
Andrea
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 02:15:57 AM
IP: 130.111.154.94

If its propganda, why do he keep changing IP addys?
Hudson
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 02:09:07 AM
IP: 68.100.31.55

Well I've been hoping to post them for quite some time. Not for you pet owners mind you. Oh and please ignore the propagandish like text.

Anyone been in Korea or China?
Question - [Not for pet lovers]
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:59:48 AM
IP: 65.110.6.34

Just in case anyone cares...
9th. I think.
Was 2nd the first wipe.
Leo
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:53:25 AM
IP: 68.231.241.236

hudson>> <<You are welcome>>
w00t!
*smooches hudson*
lain
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:36:34 AM
IP: 4.7.36.9

hey yall is the room back up and running it has been down for what 2 days now, can i finally click the cr link in the main page or do i still have to go the long way

fire storm i missed your last message i only got a small part of it b4 the room wiped ahhhhh

did anyone read the poem i wrote the other day i noticed that no one commented on it was it really that bad or what

Brutis - [creature_of_the_night_20042004@yahoo.com]
Hammond, Louisiana, Usa
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:20:37 AM
IP: 205.214.170.231

He's gone for now. We have blocked him from the firewall.

That effectivly blocks him from the majority of the fandom.

You are welcome.
Hudson
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:13:31 AM
IP: 68.100.31.55

so THAT'S why the room was emtpy earily!
kjay - [korimia.j.hall@us.army.mil]
fort bliss, tx
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:06:39 AM
IP: 172.152.100.2

Who knew that my returning post would immediately precede the latest downtime? Seemed like the problem started at the DNS level this time.

Na zdrorov'ya.
Gside - [gside@comcast.net]
Fair Haven, NJ
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 01:06:30 AM
IP: 68.37.159.199

*stares into pratically empty room*

Hi! Havent been here for a bit..I meandered off during teh whole terroist and Bush debates and such that went on recently...but I'm back! Too bad I can't see any of the comments I missed :( I'll have to live i guess...
Andrea
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:40:58 AM
IP: 130.111.154.94

FS> Sounds good, see you there.
Greg Bishansky
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:38:10 AM
IP: 216.179.3.202

Greg: S8's gargoyles chat? Or e-mail?

FS (at) mysticstorm.com

At work for the next 20 minutes. After that, offline for at least an hour.
STILL Fire Storm - [<---- S8 chat?]
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:36:59 AM
IP: 65.114.91.3

FS> Then is there any way to put a temporary halt on CR posts? Until this matter is resolved anyway?
Greg Bishansky
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:36:23 AM
IP: 216.179.3.202

Sorry, sorry, sorry...

Greg: At work. No IM software allowed (firewall blocked)
Fire Storm
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:34:39 AM
IP: 65.114.91.3

FYF, I have copies of the TGS CR, pre-wipe, and I'll see if LM can upload them tonight or something, ok?

(Also, I'll remove the offending posts first, 'k?)
Fire Storm yet again
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:34:00 AM
IP: 65.114.91.3

Fire Storm> What's your IM, need to chat with you.
Greg Bishansky
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:32:38 AM
IP: 216.179.3.202

Dog, I am pathetic.

Here I sit, alone, at work, and when I SHOULD be filing my paperwork, I am here refreshing my screen and saving the CR every few minutes.

Pathetic, I know.

...

Oh, BTW... first. May it last...
Fire Storm
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:25:50 AM
IP: 65.114.91.3