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I bet now she wishes she found the Yeti.

No real comment other than to quote one of my two favorite Roxette songs.

I thought I had attempted to make a new post in this forum and it got posted in the KeenSPOT forum! Now I'm not sure which forum I used. My theory was that if threads were automatically shunted from this forum to the KeenSpot one, we could move the whole archive there by adding new posts to the ends...

Just testing a new theory now...

For all we know, these posts may be transfered to the new Keenspot forum and jumpstart us all on the way to Keenspot Despotism.

...announcement to let the board know that I've saved all but the last page of this thread to my own computer.

FP (who is hoping for a more painless transition to Keenspot fori)

You really should be careful about letting destiny creep into your words.

What? You thought I would joke about something as important as a test post? Well, you're right...I would! :|

This is a test post. It has no redeemable value whatsoever, and its presense is merely academic.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

"FPilot's Song" to the tune of "Who Do You Love?" by Bo Diddley and/or Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks and/or George Thorogood and the Destroyers I'm flying sixty thousand feet of airspace Got an oxy mask for a necktie Brand new jet from the Skunk Works side and it does Mach three point five brand new ...

Congratulations.

This board IS moving a little more smoothly than it had. Here's hoping it gets up to speed soon.

I've been able to log in and post anything in this board. For at least the last 24 hours, I've tried again and again to log in without any success. As well, this new board has crashed browsers and works so slowly that it took me two hours to do what used to take ten to twenty minutes before. The onl...

I would think a bigger clue is that they could DRIVE to Atlanta (in TMDG) but had to FLY to Kansas (in F,S&H).

They aren't in DC. They are in Billberg.

You know, I would think a young person today would be a more plausible character if he/she were totally ignorant of history. When I was in high school, the history teacher had a movie showing on video (<i>El Cid</i> probably) and one of the students watching with me asked what the historical setting...

...I guess it's fine. I was intending to use the song "Sara" from the same album in a filk about Shanna, but now I'm thinking better of it.

Or the crew of the <i>Marie Celeste</i>...

I once had a discussion with a friend about time travel...whether it was possible to "discover" time travel by finding a clue left by a "previous"/"upcoming" (same circumstance) traveler in the historical record. Call it a Tempo-cache...

This isn't to the tune of anything. "The Unknown Ramone" (which is what the music manager at Borders used to call me when I was working there) <i>People call me The Unknown Ramone I look geeky And act cheeky Got black specs Black coat Black hair All the Goths know me And they call me square But I do...

<i>Mekton II</i> is a role-playing game developed by Mike Pondsmith of R.Talsorian Games in the late 1980s. Both John and Jason Waltrip contributed mecha designs and some illustrations in the series; Jason provided the cover to the <i>Roadstriker II</i> module/supplement, as well as several of that ...

They most certainly are comics, with the exception of <i>Mekton II</i>, which is an RPG. <i>Robotech II: The Sentinels</i>, based on the unproduced second season of the <i>Robotech</i> TV series, began its run about 1989 and lasted about 80 issues. Eternity Comics printed it most of its run but when...