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> Any word on the Miraculous One? She lurking? Recouping?
>
> --
> --==< S m e g h e a d >==--

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> Miracle's a girl?!?!!??!

quote:

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> Any word on the Miraculous One? She lurking? Recouping?
>
> --
> --==< S m e g h e a d >==--

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>
> "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
> Miracle's a girl?!?!!??!

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>^,,^<

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> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the
> coffee
> pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone
> cord, so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I
> can't believe it.

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> ROFL

quote:

---

> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
> the subject. Coolness.

quote:

---

> First, let me apologize for not having downloaded QuoteFix yet, but
> this laptop is only 2 days old. (big, chit-eating grin)

quote:

---

> It's a Gateway, which will shock the hell out of most of y'all, and it's
> sporting a celery instead of an athlon, but hey, the price was right. It's a
> real trip getting used to, and it's a totally blank canvas, so I'll be
> awhile
> getting it set up to suit me.

quote:

---

> I can't believe how thin it is! And light! Plus, the quietness of it
> compared
> to my desktop is *so* nice. Just a faint "whirr" in the background.

quote:

---

> Gosh folks, there's so much to catch up on I don't know where to
> begin. I'll just ramble on a bit at a time until we're all caught up.

quote:

---

> (Meanwhile,
> let me go back a few days (or weeks) and read the posts to see what news
> I can glean about y'all.)
>
> As you can tell, I ain't croaked yet, but I can't say I'm exactly
> healthy
> again, either. It took this purty new computer toy to get my XXX motivated
> enough to get back online. I promised Troy that when I was well enough
> to post again, I'd do so in here, cuz I missed y'all the most. Well, here
> I am! <grin>
>
> Good Neighbor Allen is going to share his DSL with us, by setting
> up a wireless LAN or something of the sort. (I think it was Troy who
> suggested this very thing a couple of months ago during a phone call.)
> Until Allen gets both desktops hardwired and this laptop receiving from
> the wireless transmitter, I opted for a cheapie dial-up rather than fuss
> with that satellite ISP. (Hey, that'll be gone soon! $60 a month saved!!)

quote:

---

> I chose PeoplePC over NetZero, and I must say that so far I'm very
> pleased with it. It's set up to work with Outlook Express from the get-go,
> or you can use their web mail. You don't have any hassles with proprietory
> software, so that's another BIG bonus. For just $10.95 a month, it seems
> well worth it. Plus, for traveling, I'd need a dial-up anyway.

quote:

---

> But so anyway, my email is still miracle@spamcop.net, and those of
> you with my direcway addy might as well delete it, cuz like I said, we'll
> be cancelling that ISP soon. I'll miss the d/l speeds, but Allen tells me
> that he's very pleased with the dsl service. We're trading his ISP service
> for our trash service, so they get to use our dumpster and we get to use
> their dsl! LOL

quote:

---

> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the coffee
> pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone cord,
> so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I can't believe
> it.

quote:

---

> It's not my dream gaming machine, but it will do what I need it to do
> for now. Which is mostly to visit with my friends.

quote:

---

> Damn, I rambled on pretty good there, huh? heh heh heh.............

quote:

---

> No cool sigs yet,

quote:

---

> "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
>
>
> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
> the subject. Coolness.
> SNIP
>
> No cool sigs yet,
> Miracle
>
>

quote:

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> ROFL
>
>

quote:

---

> "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
> the subject. Coolness.
>
> First, let me apologize for not having downloaded QuoteFix yet, but
> this laptop is only 2 days old. (big, chit-eating grin)
> It's a Gateway, which will shock the hell out of most of y'all, and
> it's
> sporting a celery instead of an athlon, but hey, the price was right. It's
> a
> real trip getting used to, and it's a totally blank canvas, so I'll be
> awhile
> getting it set up to suit me.
> I can't believe how thin it is! And light! Plus, the quietness of it
> compared
> to my desktop is *so* nice. Just a faint "whirr" in the background.
>
> Gosh folks, there's so much to catch up on I don't know where to
> begin. I'll just ramble on a bit at a time until we're all caught up.
> (Meanwhile,
> let me go back a few days (or weeks) and read the posts to see what news
> I can glean about y'all.)
>
> As you can tell, I ain't croaked yet, but I can't say I'm exactly
> healthy
> again, either. It took this purty new computer toy to get my XXX motivated
> enough to get back online. I promised Troy that when I was well enough
> to post again, I'd do so in here, cuz I missed y'all the most. Well, here
> I am! <grin>
>
> Good Neighbor Allen is going to share his DSL with us, by setting
> up a wireless LAN or something of the sort. (I think it was Troy who
> suggested this very thing a couple of months ago during a phone call.)
> Until Allen gets both desktops hardwired and this laptop receiving from
> the wireless transmitter, I opted for a cheapie dial-up rather than fuss
> with that satellite ISP. (Hey, that'll be gone soon! $60 a month saved!!)
> I chose PeoplePC over NetZero, and I must say that so far I'm very
> pleased with it. It's set up to work with Outlook Express from the get-go,
> or you can use their web mail. You don't have any hassles with proprietory
> software, so that's another BIG bonus. For just $10.95 a month, it seems
> well worth it. Plus, for traveling, I'd need a dial-up anyway.
>
> But so anyway, my email is still miracle@spamcop.net, and those of
> you with my direcway addy might as well delete it, cuz like I said, we'll
> be cancelling that ISP soon. I'll miss the d/l speeds, but Allen tells me
> that he's very pleased with the dsl service. We're trading his ISP service
> for our trash service, so they get to use our dumpster and we get to use
> their dsl! LOL
>
> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the coffee
> pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone cord,
> so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I can't
> believe it.
> It's not my dream gaming machine, but it will do what I need it to do
> for now. Which is mostly to visit with my friends.
>
> Damn, I rambled on pretty good there, huh? heh heh heh.............
>
> No cool sigs yet,
> Miracle

quote:

---

> "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
> the subject. Coolness.
>
> First, let me apologize for not having downloaded QuoteFix yet, but
> this laptop is only 2 days old. (big, chit-eating grin)
> It's a Gateway, which will shock the hell out of most of y'all, and

quote:

---

> sporting a celery instead of an athlon, but hey, the price was right. It's

quote:

---

> real trip getting used to, and it's a totally blank canvas, so I'll be
> awhile
> getting it set up to suit me.
> I can't believe how thin it is! And light! Plus, the quietness of it
> compared
> to my desktop is *so* nice. Just a faint "whirr" in the background.
>
> Gosh folks, there's so much to catch up on I don't know where to
> begin. I'll just ramble on a bit at a time until we're all caught up.
> (Meanwhile,
> let me go back a few days (or weeks) and read the posts to see what news
> I can glean about y'all.)
>
> As you can tell, I ain't croaked yet, but I can't say I'm exactly
> healthy
> again, either. It took this purty new computer toy to get my XXX motivated
> enough to get back online. I promised Troy that when I was well enough
> to post again, I'd do so in here, cuz I missed y'all the most. Well, here
> I am! <grin>
>
> Good Neighbor Allen is going to share his DSL with us, by setting
> up a wireless LAN or something of the sort. (I think it was Troy who
> suggested this very thing a couple of months ago during a phone call.)
> Until Allen gets both desktops hardwired and this laptop receiving from
> the wireless transmitter, I opted for a cheapie dial-up rather than fuss
> with that satellite ISP. (Hey, that'll be gone soon! $60 a month saved!!)
> I chose PeoplePC over NetZero, and I must say that so far I'm very
> pleased with it. It's set up to work with Outlook Express from the get-go,
> or you can use their web mail. You don't have any hassles with proprietory
> software, so that's another BIG bonus. For just $10.95 a month, it seems
> well worth it. Plus, for traveling, I'd need a dial-up anyway.
>
> But so anyway, my email is still miracle@spamcop.net, and those of
> you with my direcway addy might as well delete it, cuz like I said, we'll
> be cancelling that ISP soon. I'll miss the d/l speeds, but Allen tells me
> that he's very pleased with the dsl service. We're trading his ISP service
> for our trash service, so they get to use our dumpster and we get to use
> their dsl! LOL
>
> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the

quote:

---

> pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone cord,
> so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I can't

quote:

---

> it.
> It's not my dream gaming machine, but it will do what I need it to do
> for now. Which is mostly to visit with my friends.
>
> Damn, I rambled on pretty good there, huh? heh heh heh.............
>
> No cool sigs yet,
> Miracle
>
>

quote:

---

> First, let me apologize for not having downloaded QuoteFix yet, but
> this laptop is only 2 days old. (big, chit-eating grin)
> It's a Gateway, which will shock the hell out of most of y'all, and it's
> sporting a celery instead of an athlon, but hey, the price was right. It's a
> real trip getting used to, and it's a totally blank canvas, so I'll be
> awhile
> getting it set up to suit me.
> I can't believe how thin it is! And light! Plus, the quietness of it
> compared
> to my desktop is *so* nice. Just a faint "whirr" in the background.

quote:

---

> Gosh folks, there's so much to catch up on I don't know where to
> begin. I'll just ramble on a bit at a time until we're all caught up.
> (Meanwhile,
> let me go back a few days (or weeks) and read the posts to see what news
> I can glean about y'all.)

quote:

---

> As you can tell, I ain't croaked yet, but I can't say I'm exactly
> healthy
> again, either. It took this purty new computer toy to get my XXX motivated
> enough to get back online. I promised Troy that when I was well enough
> to post again, I'd do so in here, cuz I missed y'all the most. Well, here
> I am! <grin>

quote:

---

> Good Neighbor Allen is going to share his DSL with us, by setting
> up a wireless LAN or something of the sort. (I think it was Troy who
> suggested this very thing a couple of months ago during a phone call.)
> Until Allen gets both desktops hardwired and this laptop receiving from
> the wireless transmitter, I opted for a cheapie dial-up rather than fuss
> with that satellite ISP. (Hey, that'll be gone soon! $60 a month saved!!)

quote:

---

> But so anyway, my email is still miracle@spamcop.net, and those of
> you with my direcway addy might as well delete it, cuz like I said, we'll
> be cancelling that ISP soon. I'll miss the d/l speeds, but Allen tells me
> that he's very pleased with the dsl service. We're trading his ISP service
> for our trash service, so they get to use our dumpster and we get to use
> their dsl! LOL

quote:

---

> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the coffee
> pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone cord,
> so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I can't believe
> it.

quote:

---

> It's not my dream gaming machine, but it will do what I need it to do
> for now. Which is mostly to visit with my friends.
>
> Damn, I rambled on pretty good there, huh? heh heh heh.............

quote:

---

> *waves*

quote:

---

>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
>the subject. Coolness.
>
> First, let me apologize for not having downloaded QuoteFix yet, but
>this laptop is only 2 days old. (big, chit-eating grin)
> It's a Gateway, which will shock the hell out of most of y'all, and it's
>sporting a celery instead of an athlon, but hey, the price was right. It's a
>real trip getting used to, and it's a totally blank canvas, so I'll be
>awhile
>getting it set up to suit me.
> I can't believe how thin it is! And light! Plus, the quietness of it
>compared
>to my desktop is *so* nice. Just a faint "whirr" in the background.
>
> Gosh folks, there's so much to catch up on I don't know where to
>begin. I'll just ramble on a bit at a time until we're all caught up.
>(Meanwhile,
>let me go back a few days (or weeks) and read the posts to see what news
>I can glean about y'all.)
>
> As you can tell, I ain't croaked yet, but I can't say I'm exactly
>healthy
>again, either. It took this purty new computer toy to get my XXX motivated
>enough to get back online. I promised Troy that when I was well enough
>to post again, I'd do so in here, cuz I missed y'all the most. Well, here
>I am! <grin>
>
> Good Neighbor Allen is going to share his DSL with us, by setting
>up a wireless LAN or something of the sort. (I think it was Troy who
>suggested this very thing a couple of months ago during a phone call.)
>Until Allen gets both desktops hardwired and this laptop receiving from
>the wireless transmitter, I opted for a cheapie dial-up rather than fuss
>with that satellite ISP. (Hey, that'll be gone soon! $60 a month saved!!)
> I chose PeoplePC over NetZero, and I must say that so far I'm very
>pleased with it. It's set up to work with Outlook Express from the get-go,
>or you can use their web mail. You don't have any hassles with proprietory
>software, so that's another BIG bonus. For just $10.95 a month, it seems
>well worth it. Plus, for traveling, I'd need a dial-up anyway.
>
> But so anyway, my email is still miracle@spamcop.net, and those of
>you with my direcway addy might as well delete it, cuz like I said, we'll
>be cancelling that ISP soon. I'll miss the d/l speeds, but Allen tells me
>that he's very pleased with the dsl service. We're trading his ISP service
>for our trash service, so they get to use our dumpster and we get to use
>their dsl! LOL

quote:

---

> This is nice- I'm sitting at the dining room table, close to the coffee
>pot nearby in the kitchen. Neato. And soon I won't need the phone cord,
>so I can tote it all over the house and post! It's so light I can't believe
>it.
>It's not my dream gaming machine, but it will do what I need it to do
>for now. Which is mostly to visit with my friends.
>
> Damn, I rambled on pretty good there, huh? heh heh heh.............
>
>No cool sigs yet,
>Miracle
>

quote:

---

>
>Why do women always go for thin plastic things that whir?

quote:

---

>
>Sheesh, women are never satisfied.

quote:

---

>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
> Wow, talk about timing! First thing I see is a post with my name as
>the subject. Coolness.

quote:

---

>
>What's a sig? ;0) Good to hear from you. VGW!

quote:

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>On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 23:39:43 +0100, Frank van Schie wrote:
>
>
>Put it away, you'll get arrested.

quote:

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> I should have figured you'd make that connection....

quote:

---

> Tying in to the innuendo above?

quote:

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> Alright, that's it. You're officially fixated, K.

quote:

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> "You realize with every ink-blot, you've described some sort of
> raunchy sexual act?" said the psychiatrist.
>
> "I'm fixated?! *You're* the one that keeps showing me dirty pictures!"

quote:

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> ">^,,^<" <miracle@spamcop.net> wrote in
> news:3805lcF5jo47fU1@individual.net:
>
>
> Damn, I need a coffee pot like that! :D
>
> We missed you!

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 00:37:41 -0700, >^,,^< wrote:
>
>
> You see the level of 'comedy' we've had to contend with in your
> abscence?

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 00:33:27 -0700, >^,,^< wrote:
>
>
> We've even managed to unearth a rare specimin of a "Faramir".
>
>
> ... big wha-eating grin?

quote:

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>
> Why do women always go for thin plastic things that whir?

quote:

---

>
> Just like old times, hmm?

quote:

---

>
> Better than a kick in the dick.

quote:

---

>
> Aye, you'll miss the superb slow speeds of dialup when you get the DSL
> connection. ;)

quote:

---

>
> ... coffee....
> </bestest zombie-type voice>

quote:

---

>
> Sheesh, women are never satisfied.

quote:

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>
> Borrow mine. It's only £5,000 per usage.

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> Good to hear from ya.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

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> It is so refreshing to hear from you again Miracle. I was about
> ready to make a cross country road trip to just knock on the door and
> see if you're okay. Each and every day you are in our prayers. To
> some of the ng members you're that second mother. To others you're
> that loving friend. And yet to all of us, you're our Miracle.
> Showing us that age doesn't matter when gaming, that no matter what's
> thrown at you you still look at the world with loving eyes. We
> sorely miss you my friend. Hey, some even miss you cookies (j/k).
> We love you Miracle.
>
> No matter what it is, if you ever need anything, contact us. I know
> it's tough at times. In those instances, just kick Ross in the arse
> and tell him to post us an update.
>
> Icy

quote:

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>
> YEAH!!!
> *hugs the everloving shit out of Miracle*
>
> How are things? Feeling any better?

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

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> Hey girl! Sup? Good to hear from you for sure. Dang age is
> whooping up on me too. Had a molar yanked out of my head this
> morning. It had cracked in half from my wisdom tooth growing in and
> crowding it. It was obviously the weak link. Numbness is wearing
> off and the Vicodin has not yet kicked in fully. Wireless is fun. I
> just rebuilt my old network from BNC coax and Windows ICS, to a
> Linksys WRT54G, to use with my new toy. Check it out:
> http://www.streamium.com/products/sl300i/

quote:

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> I hardwired the network's four computers to the router but when my
> parents come visit they can use the wireless on their laptop also. You
> have no excuse to be a stranger around here now. :^)

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> Noone tells you to stop, you just keep going, y'hear?

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> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 00:33:27 -0700, ">^,,^<" <miracle@spamcop.net>
> wrote:
>
> Wow, guess that all answeres my question! You owe me cookies!

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

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> On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 22:41:46 +0000, Mr K <duffstuff@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Alright, that's it. You're officially fixated, K.
>
> "You realize with every ink-blot, you've described some sort of
> raunchy sexual act?" said the psychiatrist.
>
> "I'm fixated?! *You're* the one that keeps showing me dirty pictures!"

quote:

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> Frank van Schie wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I will. :P Whatcha been busy with? Work?

quote:

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> What movie was that again? For some reason, _Groundhog day_ pops into my
> skull, but it doesn't seem right.

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Okay, as soon as I bake some!
>
> (Don't hold your breath waiting, okay? I didn't even bake a
>single thing at Christmastime- can't stand up on my feet for very
>long at all. Sucks donkey 'nads.)

quote:

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>Smeghead wrote:
>
>What movie was that again? For some reason, _Groundhog day_ pops into my
>skull, but it doesn't seem right.

quote:

---

>were:
> Hellmark wrote:
> Cool, I feel 5 pounds lighter!!!! LOL

quote:

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> Well, rather than bore y'all with the details, let's just say
> that I'm still able to XXXXX-slap trolls at will as long as it's by
> typing, but gardening is out of the picture for this Spring.
> Thanks for asking, Hellmark.

quote:

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> Mr K wrote:
>
> You see the level of 'comedy' we've had to contend with in your
> abscence?

quote:

---

>
>
> Work, internship, school/school, in that order, with the two school
> projects running side by side, and a parttime job throughout all that.
>
> And I didn't even get paid, yet, for the freelance gig.

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle, the worry wart

quote:

---

> I know you're not up to it. Sit back, relax, enjoy the laptop and
> zippy connection. Knowing you're back is better than cookies.
>
> Say, can that laptop push Tribes? I bet playing it with a touchpad
> would suck.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>
> I didn't realise anyone actually read my posts...

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> Touchpads, in general, suck mightily. That's only my opinion
> of course. I've had to help Ross find and fix some Windows
> problems on his laptop, and before I got him a mouse I damn
> near went nuts trying to navigate around using that pad. Ish!

quote:

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>
> Well, that sucks majorly. Kidnap his dog and hold it hostage
> until he coughs up your cash.

quote:

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> Jeez Frank, do you have any time for sleep? I hope you take
> a good multi vitamin...............

quote:

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> The displays, OTOH, are pretty usable in a game. My roommate has a
> 17" HP with a matching hostname: He took it to work and plugged it
> into the corporate network, and everyone was amused to see "My Big 17
> Inch" appear in their browser.

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> No, but I breakfast on coke (liquidy brown stuff, not powdery white
> stuff), lunch on coke, dine on coke and food, and typically go to bed
> too late and wake up far earlier than should be legal, in my humble
> opinion at the time.
>
> Still usually between 08:00 and 10:00, so not too bad, but it FEELS
> horrible.
>
> Anyway, I take my free time when I can, and sometimes when I can't.
>
> So, to iterate a question I forgot to ask, which you've answered a
> million times already anyway: how're you?
>
>

quote:

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>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> Check your email, hopefully it got through.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

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> I am working on a stained glass project and need a small blinking LED
> (or 2), battery powered. What does that purple one look like that
> Thrasher sent you? I need one powered by as small a battery as I can
> get. I could build but would rather buy if possible.
>
> Quixote

quote:

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> Who wants glass for Christmas?
> A polymer clay gift?
> A knitted blankie?
> Something made of wood?
> A candle? Or candles?
> Something totally far out?

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> I looked at the TinkyCane. Is that like the toffee xmas tree they make
> at Jelly Belly, where they start with a log about a foot across with a
> tree cross section, and then roll it thin until it's about a 1/2 inch
> across, and slice off disks with the image of the little tree inside?
> Maybe you need a toffee-rolling machine! I think I saw the process on
> Unwrapped.

quote:

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> "Miracle" <GetLost@yourexpense.com> wrote in news:435b5cf4$1_3
> @news6.uncensored-news.com:
>
>
> Far out. ;)

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> I looked at the TinkyCane. Is that like the toffee xmas tree they
> make at Jelly Belly, where they start with a log about a foot across
> with a tree cross section, and then roll it thin until it's about a
> 1/2 inch across, and slice off disks with the image of the little
> tree inside? Maybe you need a toffee-rolling machine! I think I saw
> the process on Unwrapped.

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> ScratchMonkey <scratchmonkey.blacklist@sewingwitch.com> wrote in
> news:Xns96F945E35DAFAscratchmonkey@216.196.97.142:
>
>
> I now suspect I meant taffy, not toffee. Damn food people and their
> jargon!

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> ScratchMonkey wrote:
>
> Thank you! You're on the list under "Strange & Mysterious".
> :D
>
>
> Exactly like the toffee! I (and every other polymer clay peep)
> would LOVE a roller that wouldn't distort the image during reduction.
> Man, what a giant pain to reduce the large ones. And if try to keep the
> diameter small when building the cane, you can't really put in much detail
> without a microscope......LOL

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> Tell me about it. Have you ever tried to recreate an image in a
> cane? Here is an old quarter size (and hard to get a close-up shot
> of) cane I did to make nick nacks for my disc golf club:
> http://quixote.sandlewoodtx.net/badgalittle.jpg
>
> This is not the best cane either, which was obviously cut up and
> used, but rather the remnant. I could not find any of the baked work.
>
> Here is the original drawing:
> http://quixote.sandlewoodtx.net/badgabig.jpg
>
> Quixote

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> Quixote wrote:
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>
> I'm impressed! I think you did a great job. Last year I tried to create
> a fully decorated Christmas tree cane. When the huge mass got to be about
> 10 pounds, I gave up and took it apart. No way I could have reduced that!
> Maybe I'll try it again, albeit smaller........
>
> Now, this is cool. You've done clay, you're doing glass, and you've
> mastered wood. Are you related to any McCranie's? ;)
>
> Oh, and if you want to learn fusing, or slumping, or are curious about
> bead making (lampwork), I've got a perfect site for you:
> www.warmglass.com
>