quote:

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>Okay. Finally found a site that gave me a 14-day key without having to sign
>up through the site for it. Downloaded the install program 3 times from
>Eve's mirror site and it was corrupted all three times. Finally got a
>successful download through bittorrent. Failed install about 5 times.
>Moved the install file to a different drive. Failed install. Cleaned up
>another drive, defrag, rinse repeat, moved install to that drive, successful
>install. I have not fired it up yet. Only took three days to get it
>installed. I did not want to rush into things.... More details as I have
>them.

quote:

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> On Tue, 17 May 2005 17:29:27 -0500, "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> Since you're an old-school Elite series player, I'll be keen to hear
> what you have to say about it.
>
> I'm tempted to download it and give it the ol' 14 day whirl. Time is a
> critical factor for me. My schedule is usually pretty tight.
>
> But then, since I was informed this morning that the contract I was
> working on ran out of funding as of 2:00pm CST ( I guess with all the
> base closings, the Navy is kinda tight with the cash lately ), I
> suddenly find myself with a little extra time on my hands.
>

quote:

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> Okay. Finally found a site that gave me a 14-day key without having
> to sign up through the site for it. Downloaded the install program 3
> times from Eve's mirror site and it was corrupted all three times. Finally got a successful
> download through bittorrent. Failed install
> about 5 times. Moved the install file to a different drive. Failed
> install. Cleaned up another drive, defrag, rinse repeat, moved
> install to that drive, successful install.

quote:

---

> I have not fired it up
> yet. Only took three days to get it installed. I did not want to
> rush into things.... More details as I have them.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> But then, since I was informed this morning that the contract I was
> working on ran out of funding as of 2:00pm CST ( I guess with all the
> base closings, the Navy is kinda tight with the cash lately ), I
> suddenly find myself with a little extra time on my hands.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> Smeghead wrote:
>
> Oh no, our first RIF victim.
>
> Our two bases are safe. In fact, the Marine base is going to
> absorb some of the folks who are having to leave their current bases.
> Yuma Proving Ground is still busy as hell, testing everything
> imaginable for desert combat. It's mostly civilian contractors, so let
> me know if you get *that* desperate! LOL
>

quote:

---

>
>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:o8al81dna6cu850b3j7oc7o1qmkp0db0bf@4ax.com...
>
>Well, its all about numbers. There is only very simplistic flight in
>third-person view. You get close to whatever and push a button and the
>lasers take over. There is no real piloting, so it means that fighting all
>comes down to numbers, who ever has the most wins. I could put up with the
>leveling part and generating cash if there was some real seat-of-the-pants
>flight simulator action, but flight is pretty much choose a location and fly
>there per menu driven commands. This is just after completing the tutorial
>and messing about for an hour or so. Maybe I am missing something. I will
>give it another looking over.

quote:

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>Smeghead wrote:
>
> Oh no, our first RIF victim.
>
> Our two bases are safe. In fact, the Marine base is going to
>absorb some of the folks who are having to leave their current bases.
> Yuma Proving Ground is still busy as hell, testing everything
>imaginable for desert combat. It's mostly civilian contractors, so let
>me know if you get *that* desperate! LOL

quote:

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> The uber-realistic physics is what gave Braben's Elite series the fun.
>
> Babylon 5 had my attention as a fan simply because they showed man
> populating space with ships that don't BANK like AEROplanes.

quote:

---

> Like you pointed out, docking by wire was an accomplishment. In space
> everything is relative velocity. To me, the physics and realistic
> distances was fun.

quote:

---

>Okay. Finally found a site that gave me a 14-day key without having to sign
>up through the site for it. Downloaded the install program 3 times from
>Eve's mirror site and it was corrupted all three times. Finally got a
>successful download through bittorrent. Failed install about 5 times.
>Moved the install file to a different drive. Failed install. Cleaned up
>another drive, defrag, rinse repeat, moved install to that drive, successful
>install. I have not fired it up yet. Only took three days to get it
>installed. I did not want to rush into things.... More details as I have
>them.

quote:

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> On Wed, 18 May 2005 00:57:53 -0500, "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> Bah...
>
> The uber-realistic physics is what gave Braben's Elite series the fun.
>
> Babylon 5 had my attention as a fan simply because they showed man
> populating space with ships that don't BANK like AEROplanes.
>
> I loved the Frontier because you could land on a planet surface, do
> the time compression and watch the systems sun rise and set.
>
> Like you pointed out, docking by wire was an accomplishment. In space
> everything is relative velocity. To me, the physics and realistic
> distances was fun.
>
> When I got Frontier, it was through a friend. I played it and learned
> it by trial and error. The first time I plotted a course and jumped
> was a revelation!
>
> I'll keep my eye out for further impressions from you. From what I've
> read it sounds like the missions and economy are at least as detailed
> as Elite.
>

quote:

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> Not a RIF victim as such. At least, not directly.
>
> I am a civilian contractor, which is why I'm dropped. If you look up
> "job instability" in a dictionary, you'll see a footnote that reads
> "See: Civilian Government Contractor"
>
> The base I was at is growing. Nasa just announced they're moving their
> entire administrative facilities there. So I've got friends out there
> keeping their ears to the ground for me.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

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> On Tue, 17 May 2005 17:29:27 -0500, "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> I just downloaded the game and created a character, Smegus Maximus, a
> Sebiestor scientist.
>
> For the record, I had absolutely no problems during download, install,
> registration of the trial version. Everything went very smoothly on my
> end.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Well I'll be damned. I'll keep reading the updates for impressions.

quote:

---

>The economy is very detailed. You can even take on player created missions.
>But I just hate the whole push a button and your combined numbers shoots at
><target's> combined numbers and the highest number wins. No piloting at all
>and really no room for strategy. Point of view is from a "camera drone"
>outside your ship and I have not found a way to lock it, which bugs me as
>you are forever resetting it. I would have much preferred a first-person
>view with differing cockpit views. As it is, it's like a taxi in space that
>you tell where you want to go and sit back and watch it happen. I need a
>space shooter I can fly.

quote:

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> Well, aside from a lack of really hands on flight physics, it
> certainly is beautiful, extremely detailed.
>
> The economy, as Q noted, is very rich and detailed. There is a variety
> of ways to earn a living. Smuggling, running refugees, mining, killing
> bounties, being a pirate...
>
> While not as fulfilling as it COULD be, (were they to do an almost
> total rip of David Braben's Elite games)
>
> I think you'd like it, Miracle. The real meat of the game is the
> economy and capitalism. The social aspect of a corporation would make
> it more fun too, but right now I'm on my own, other than Quix being in
> game with me.
>
> We tried to get ship to ship in the same space, but we were unable to
> fly to each other safely.

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Okay, tell me again where to go download it- if it installs with
>little trouble, I'll try to join in the fun. :D

quote:

---

> Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Okay, tell me again where to go download it- if it installs with
> little trouble, I'll try to join in the fun. :D

quote:

---

>
> "Miracle Smith" <miracle@spamcop.net> wrote in message
> news:428ee325$1_1@galaxy.uncensored-news.com...
>
> Here is a place for a key without any sign up.
>
> http://hosted.warcry.com/eve_trial_pass/claim.phtml
>
> Download here:
>
> http://www.eve-online.com/download/
>
> Quixote
>

quote:

---

>
>"Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com> wrote in message
>news:118v77ckjgv1858@corp.supernews.com...
>
>You ought to consult with Smeg about race and such so you start up near his
>location, cause it can be a bugger getting around.

quote:

---

> Here is a place for a key without any sign up.
>
> http://hosted.warcry.com/eve_trial_pass/claim.phtml
>
> Download here:
>
> http://www.eve-online.com/download/
>
> Quixote

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> I had to register with www.gamepsot.com and downloaded it after the
> fact without a hitch or hamper. Evidently they're an official sponsor.
>
> Registration with g-spot is simple and not a huge hassle. They don't
> want your shoe size and number of fillings.
>
> Last night was cool. Quix and I met ship to ship after I had run some
> nukes to a border zone faction. Since I'm in a small ore hauler, and
> he's in a light fighter, he covered me when I was mining.
>
> He made much, much shorter work of the NPC bandit that showed up
> almost immediately than I could have. The tiny ship I had is only
> equipped with "Civilian" grade gattling cannons.
>
> The less secure the system (Rated 1.0 for most secure to 0.0 for
> least) the higher the rewards for mining. The rarer the minerals. Risk
> = reward.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> You ought to consult with Smeg about race and such so you start up
> near his location, cause it can be a bugger getting around.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Okay, looks like Monday afternoon is when I'll be able to go and
>get it. If I have any trouble, I'll holler in here. Email on this laptop is still
>an iffy proposition for some reason.

quote:

---

> On 22 May 2005 07:32:53 GMT, "Miracle Smith" <miracle@spamcop.net>
> wrote:
>
>
> Let us know who you are! We'll hook ya up! Like I said, I'm Smegus
> Maximus and Q is Seveldt. I made an in-game mailing list and put
> Seveldt as an admin on it. There are all kinds of ways to communicate,
> but the main way is an IRC like chat window. Complete with character
> avatar.
>
>

quote:

---

> The IRC channel we use is AGST Crew. :^)

quote:

---

> On 22 May 2005 07:32:53 GMT, "Miracle Smith" <miracle@spamcop.net>
> wrote:
>
> Let us know who you are! We'll hook ya up! Like I said, I'm Smegus
> Maximus and Q is Seveldt. I made an in-game mailing list and put
> Seveldt as an admin on it. There are all kinds of ways to communicate,
> but the main way is an IRC like chat window. Complete with character
> avatar.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>
> Quixote

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
> Okie dokie! Here's an important question (for me)-
>does one use the keyboard or a mouse to manuever?
>If it's keyboard, I'll be better off playing on the desktop.

quote:

---

> Here is a place for a key without any sign up.
>
> http://hosted.warcry.com/eve_trial_pass/claim.phtml
>
> Download here:
>
> http://www.eve-online.com/download/
>
> Quixote

quote:

---

> The IRC channel we use is AGST Crew. :^)

quote:

---

> Quixote's last words before the Sword of Azrial plunged through his body
> were:
>
> what server is the channel on?

quote:

---

> "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com> wrote in news:11922krncndt339
> @corp.supernews.com:
>
>
> Ok, how do you get a space in a channel name? With Chatzilla? It wants to
> connect to channel agst with password crew.

quote:

---

> "Hellmark" <hellmark@gmail.XXXXSPAM.com> wrote in message
> news:1116823331.5d6dd2eec50ee3d0f289f56a1fbf8577@teranews...
> Its the in-game IRC. Don't know what the server name is or if it is
> accessible outside of game.

quote:

---

> Hey, Quix! I got podkilled in an 0.5 sector. Grrr...
>
> This guy was in a freaking BATTLESHIP and fired on me, it ate through
> my shields, hull and structure so fast that I didn't have a chance to
> reinforce my shields or bring my 120mm cannons online.
>
> Then, before I could even warp away in my escape pod, he PK'd that
> too.
>
> No warning, no reason. Not even a shakedown for ISK's. He wanted to
> kill someone. And I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
>
> Thing that hurts is I had insured my previous ship, not the one he
> blew up. In the back of my mind I thought I had insurance. Nope.
>
> Wait, it gets worse.
>
> I had also accepted a courier mission. I had put up 1.4 million ISK as
> collateral!
>
> Now here's the other bad news. I learned AFTER the fact that you can
> buy a clone that's enhanced. So when you die, you don't lose
> experience.
>
> I had no enhanced clone back at home base. So now, my guy has to learn
> frigate piloting to level three again.
>
> Oh well, die and learn, I guess.
>
> Still, it's fun!
>
> When you getting into it, Miracle?!
>

quote:

---

> Okay, looks like Monday afternoon is when I'll be able to go and
> get it.

quote:

---

> It's basically mouse all the way. You click on a base or ship. From
> there you can right click or left click for the interfaces. Easy.

quote:

---

>Quixote's last words before the Sword of Azrial plunged through his body
>were:
>
>Typically if its IRC, its accessable outside of the game. I used to goto
>the tribes IRC chat with mIRC.

quote:

---

> When you getting into it, Miracle?!

quote:

---

> Still, it's fun!
>
> When you getting into it, Miracle?!
>

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>So how long've you been playing, now?

quote:

---

> Frank van Schie wrote:
>
> 4 days, I think...

quote:

---

> Quix,
>
> Have you tried mucking about with all the various filters in the EVE
> world map? You can have it show you systems with the most podkills in
> the past 60 minutes. Really helpful if there's a gate camper in your
> intended path.
>
> I've been podkilled twice now! The second time didn't hurt as much as
> the first since I've bought insurance on my ship and upgraded my
> clone.
>
> However, I *am* more cautious about my routes now and study the map
> carefully before jumping.
>
> Look before you leap! Hehehe

quote:

---

> On Tue, 24 May 2005 23:26:08 +0200, Frank van Schie
> <frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote:
>
>
>
> 4 days, I think...

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>Damn, and you're already getting to the good stuff? Gods, I sucked at
>that game.
>
>Actually, I play slowly in any RPG-type game, which is a good reason to
>not want to play them too much.
>
>So now I'm playing Jade Empire. Nice game. Linear as all XXXX, but not
>bad at all.

quote:

---

> Quix,
>
> Have you tried mucking about with all the various filters in the EVE
> world map? You can have it show you systems with the most podkills in
> the past 60 minutes. Really helpful if there's a gate camper in your
> intended path.
>
> I've been podkilled twice now! The second time didn't hurt as much as
> the first since I've bought insurance on my ship and upgraded my
> clone.
>
> However, I *am* more cautious about my routes now and study the map
> carefully before jumping.
>
> Look before you leap! Hehehe

quote:

---

> ^,,^< Miracle, a lifetime [LD], DkAngel

quote:

---

> Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Ish. Guys, it's gonna be next week until I can get into Eve
> with y'all- there's just too much out-of-the-blue stuff happening
> here. I'd go into the grim details of selling wholesale foods from
> home, but it'd bore the crap out of y'all. Let's just say that I've
> had to help out more than usual this week.
> Add yesterday's wireless crap, a full moon, and mild cases
> of food poisoning, and I just "can't be arsed". :oP
> I don't know what we ate that might have been "off", but both
> of us woke up with the drizzlie chits and upset tummies this morning.
>
> I think the Computer Gods are trying to tell me something. So
> rather than try again tomorrow, I'll just get this week behind me and
> plan to join in next week. The upside is that in odd moments I'm
> busily making a bunch of doodads to mail out.
> And better than that is that I've gotten some REALLY COOL
> SHIT in return!!!! Emails from me to follow soon- thanks y'all!!
>

quote:

---

> Speaking of video games, have you all seen the goddamn rediculously
> delicious specs of the Xbox 360 and PS3?
>
> 2.18 TERA-freakin-flops for the PS3... Jeez, 10 years ago, that was
> tippity top line supercomputing.

quote:

---

> ^,,^< Miracle, a lifetime [LD], DkAngel,

quote:

---

> last Saturday.
>
> Quixote

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle, the 133t H4XX0r LOL

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Ish. Guys, it's gonna be next week until I can get into Eve
>with y'all- there's just too much out-of-the-blue stuff happening
>here. I'd go into the grim details of selling wholesale foods from
>home, but it'd bore the crap out of y'all. Let's just say that I've
>had to help out more than usual this week.
> Add yesterday's wireless crap, a full moon, and mild cases
>of food poisoning, and I just "can't be arsed". :oP
> I don't know what we ate that might have been "off", but both
>of us woke up with the drizzlie chits and upset tummies this morning.
>
> I think the Computer Gods are trying to tell me something. So
>rather than try again tomorrow, I'll just get this week behind me and
>plan to join in next week. The upside is that in odd moments I'm
>busily making a bunch of doodads to mail out.
> And better than that is that I've gotten some REALLY COOL
>SHIT in return!!!! Emails from me to follow soon- thanks y'all!!

quote:

---

> Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Sheeeeeit- I just saw a Canon commercial for an *8*
> megapixel camera. When they get to 10 megapixels, I
> just might part with my Mavicas........

quote:

---

> Sheeeeeit- I just saw a Canon commercial for an *8*
> megapixel camera. When they get to 10 megapixels, I
> just might part with my Mavicas........

quote:

---

> There are 16megapixel camera's out there, presumably for Bill Gates to
> spend his wealth on.

quote:

---

> Smeghead wrote:
> Sheeeeeit- I just saw a Canon commercial for an *8*
> megapixel camera. When they get to 10 megapixels, I
> just might part with my Mavicas........

quote:

---

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Sheeeeeit- I just saw a Canon commercial for an *8*
>megapixel camera. When they get to 10 megapixels, I
>just might part with my Mavicas........

quote:

---

> Doh... I've got 6 days left on my free trial, according to the login
> screen. So you'll be dipping in just as I'm bowing out.
>
> Once I get things in my life sorted out to a more satisfactory degree,
> I may try an actual paying account.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> Miracle Smith wrote:
>
> There are 16megapixel camera's out there, presumably for Bill Gates to
> spend his wealth on.
>
> Be wary of diminishing returns. At about that range, one or two more
> megapixels only add very small bars to the picture.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> On 26 May 2005 07:21:50 GMT, Miracle Smith wrote:
>
>
> Try and find some sample results of the 8MP Canon... you might be
> surprised.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>
> So if you had the money, what would you buy right now?
> I see a lot of 4 megapixels now, but no 6's. And at what range
> would you not buy?

quote:

---

>Mr K wrote:
>
> Yeah, Frank just said something similar. At which range
>would you buy? 6 megapixels?

quote:

---

> Miracle Smith wrote:
> I'd buy my OWN camera! With blackjack! And hookers!
> In fact, forget the camera. And the blackjack.

quote:

---

> Yeah, Frank just said something similar. At which range
> would you buy? 6 megapixels?

quote:

---

> I stuck a picture I took over in agst2.

quote:

---

> "Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:gg2e911vh4ueddevh71ndp0okplsjm8hnf@4ax.com:
> What's "agst2"? I don't see any other starsiege newsgroups on Giganews.

quote:

---

>Frank van Schie's last words before the Sword of Azrial plunged through
>his body were:
>
>Awww, you'd want pics of the hookers for later!

quote:

---

> I stuck a picture I took over in agst2. That's a cropped 5mp image.

quote:

---

> throat.
>
> :oþ

quote:

---

> On Fri, 27 May 2005 14:57:03 GMT, I heard the following crap spew
> forth from Hellmark <hellmark@gmail.XXXXSPAM.com>:
> My experience has been that it's really not worth keeping optical
> rememberances of the hookers unless it's video.

quote:

---

> I'd buy my OWN camera! With blackjack! And hookers!

quote:

---

> In fact, forget the camera. And the blackjack.
>
> Actually, I'm not a camera freak, but it makes sense. In trying to
> find a picture:
> http://www.marius.org/fom-serve/cache/55.html

quote:

---

> So to get a difference on the scale of 1MP->4MP, you'd have to jump
> from 4MP->16MP. And at that range, you're invariably going to scale
> down for easy viewing, unless you're a professional photographer.
> You'd be better off going for fewer MP's and better tech/lenses, in
> my humble estimation.

quote:

---

> If I were to buy a camera, it'd be a cheap-as-I-can-get-it
> Konica/Minolta, I think. A Z1 would satisfy. My brother has a Z2, and
> it's pretty nice.

quote:

---

> ScratchMonkey's last words before the Sword of Azrial plunged through
> his body were:
>
> Alt.games.starsiege.tribes2
>
> Most newshosts don't carry it because
> A: already a tribes group
> B: no one posts there
> C: its XXXXing pointless
>
> the guy who created it argued it should be created with the regs
> here, and made it anyway.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle, on her desktop

quote:

---

> On 27 May 2005 06:45:15 GMT, Miracle Smith wrote:
>
>
> I'd have to see the results from a 6mp camera, but the results from
> the 350D (8mp) is really making me wonder if 35mm film cameras are
> being matched with image quality now.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

>
> I still have my Minolta SRT200, which I bought in the mid 70's.
> It still works like a champ. The only reason it doesn't see more use
> is that good Fuji film is tough to find here. I want ISO 100, or less,
> but the jackass public who is mostly braindead has to have their
> friggin' 400 and 800, so the slowest speed I can find is (ASA)ISO 200.
>

quote:

---

> Alt.games.starsiege.tribes2
>
> Most newshosts don't carry it

quote:

---

>
> I still have my Minolta SRT200, which I bought in the mid 70's.
> It still works like a champ. The only reason it doesn't see more use
> is that good Fuji film is tough to find here. I want ISO 100, or less,
> but the jackass public who is mostly braindead has to have their
> friggin' 400 and 800, so the slowest speed I can find is (ASA)ISO 200.

quote:

---

> And I *still* say they shoulda kept the ASA designation!
>
> (Look out, dear readers, it's been another foul day and I'm
> trying to avoid strangling hubby so I can read and relax. It's not
> working, though, because hubby sez we should spend time
> together online, which is cool, but he's yapping like a magpie
> and keeps needing my help.

quote:

---

> Yes, you may surmise that GNA got the modem fixed awhile
> ago (a firmware issue, he thinks), and now I remember the REAL
> reason I really wanted a laptop- for the PEACE AND QUIET!!!!!)
>
> Frank, how the XXXX do you type, think, and answer questions
> all at the same time?

quote:

---

> ">^,,^< Miracle" <NoChance@winning.com> wrote:
>
> Ah, the joys of living in a city with a world renown art school.
> What ever film you want you can get here very easily. Hell, just go
> to school itself and you can buy it in bulk and self load your
> canisters, if you have a room you can make lightproof, that is.
>
> Shame about the rain though, we have had 300 mm in one week. Not
> nice.

quote:

---

>^,,^< Miracle

quote:

---

> I only 'know' how this works with digicams. ISO200+ typically adds a lot
> of grain. ISO settings 50-100 works best, apparently. I've never really
> bought film.

quote:

---

>
> I only 'know' how this works with digicams. ISO200+ typically adds a
> lot of grain. ISO settings 50-100 works best, apparently. I've never
> really bought film.

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>
> Think of it like this: It's an investment. Soon, he'll be online by
> himself, and you'll never see him again.

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>
> Two out of three ain't bad, eh?

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>^,,^< Miracle

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>
> I'm *so* jealous, both of the available film and the rain.
> We had some clouds pass over last night and today, but all
> we got was high humidity to go with this heat.
> You know, since the photo shop downtown closed, I don't
> think there's anywhere in town to buy slide film. I'll have to
> check with Best Buy- that's the only place I haven't looked.
>
> Nice to see you're not gone again already!
>

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> "Miracle Smith" <miracle@spamcop.net> wrote in news:42997f36$1_1
> @galaxy.uncensored-news.com:
>
>
> Well, 300 mm of rain, if it was snow, would add up to 3 meters. 9
> feet Let's just say that we are getting tired of rain. The rivers
> around here a flooding bigtime.
>
> Nope, not gone yet, not sure when I'm leaving. The boat I was working
> on is leaving Monday, but they haven't gotten a hold of me for that
> yet, so it looks like they might be switching me to something else.
> Oh well. No great loss, the boat is a piece of crap anyway.
>

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>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
>news:gg2e911vh4ueddevh71ndp0okplsjm8hnf@4ax.com:
>
>
>What's "agst2"? I don't see any other starsiege newsgroups on Giganews.

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>
>
> Uh, your newsreader broke apart the file into 5 parts,
>and only the 5th part showed up. Uncheck that magic box
>which breaks apart large files, or set the MB higher, okay?

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> Well, looks like I'm going to work tomorrow, should have knocked on
> wood.

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>^,,^< Miracle

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> On 28 May 2005 06:07:23 GMT, ">^,,^< Miracle" <NoChance@winning.com>
> wrote:
>
> Okay, I have it set to send the whole thing. I think. Try again.

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>^,,^< Miracle

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>Smeghead wrote:
>
>
> Remind me to change that reply addy in my desktop........
>
> Well, no single pic yet. I replied to your post with the
>5th part, and attached a medium-sized binary to it. It showed
>up for me.
> If you were using OE to post to the newsgroups, I could
>check some settings for you, but I see you use Forte Agent.
>
> Film at 11:00...................

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> Snow stacks higher than water though....

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> Spanner wrote:
>
> Actually, 300mm is 30cm, or 0.3 meters. In one week, that's still nothing
> to sneeze at (allergies excepted). Holland is a very/fairly rainy country,
> and I've heard estimated of around 800mm anually.

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> Huh, it doesn't seem to have showed up for me either. Something's
> wacky.
> When I tried to retrieve your image I get:
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [3265 lines, incomplete]
> [This is a multi-part message, of which only 1 of 5 parts are
> available.]
> [These parts are unavailable: 1, 2, 3, 4]
> [To retrieve the incomplete message, use menu option Message | Join
> Sections.]
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Respiratory infection runs rampant in Yuma!
> Phlegm at 11:00

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> "Miracle Smith" <miracle@spamcop.net> wrote in news:42997f36$1_1
> @galaxy.uncensored-news.com:
>
>
>
> Well, 300 mm of rain, if it was snow, would add up to 3 meters. 9 feet
> Let's just say that we are getting tired of rain. The rivers around here a
> flooding bigtime.

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>Smeghead wrote:
>
> Cool beans! Now, make the days a few hours longer......