its the catch and throttle beaker game, brought to you by the childrens television workshop and the letter S (for strangulation)
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well...
only american by birth and current living place.
my dad's british. mom's canadian by birth, irish/german by blood.
so that makes me 1/4 irish, 1/4 german, and 1/2 british.
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:40,
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my dad's british. mom's canadian by birth, irish/german by blood.
so that makes me 1/4 irish, 1/4 german, and 1/2 british.
You're easy...
I'm unabashedly Scottish, Irish, English, German, Polish, African, and American Indian, and none are pure. I'm like a neopolitan thoroughbred!
Does that make me a bad person? I can divide by zero and not make my calculator confused! My atomic mass is fat.
I am a Native cnut! Feel my tawdry and unfocused power! Hear me ROWimper!
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 7:06,
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Does that make me a bad person? I can divide by zero and not make my calculator confused! My atomic mass is fat.
I am a Native cnut! Feel my tawdry and unfocused power! Hear me ROWimper!
you sound like me
my mothers side is easy
English, Cherokee, German and Czech
but my father's side has been in the US since the revolution - it is all mixed and muddled
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 7:09,
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English, Cherokee, German and Czech
but my father's side has been in the US since the revolution - it is all mixed and muddled
Are you saying I talk like a girl?
When I sing in the shower, I am quite good, and go from alto to bass. *fact*
/Edit: I do perfect four part harmony in the shower, by solo. This is also *fact*.
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/Edit: I do perfect four part harmony in the shower, by solo. This is also *fact*.
I was pulled over by a kitten once....
... it said I had purrrfect driving but I need to stop tailing people..... /coat
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:36,
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yayyyyyy
strangle the ugly fucker
F.J.:anyone know the font and size 4 the board when posted????
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:33,
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F.J.:anyone know the font and size 4 the board when posted????
:)
cool another beaker hater. so im not the only one who cant stand the annoying twerp.
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:35,
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woo!
it's nice to know that the hummus is flowing strong on the board at this time in the morning!
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:36,
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alright for some
i just come off a 12 hr shift n i wanna do some art but no one will tell me the font n size of the board
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:40,
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it's all in the source!
looks like the font is arial, and the width is variable
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:44,
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though you will never get photoshop to get the kerning right
you'd be better off ripping off the source, making a page of your own, and screengrabbing it
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:45,
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but i've already got existential doubt
i may as well have existential doubt and the ability to throw lightning bolts
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 7:31,
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That would be a cool power...
3 times better than a magnetic colon... (at least)
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 8:15,
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Beaker's Origin
Beaker was dreamed up by Jim Henson during a stint with a myriad of brown bottles, a French prosthetic device, and a 'space age polymer'- battery powered implement of destruction. He added the arms as a flogging device for prostatic discipline, adventure, and as a means of desperate emotional candor.
This is well documented in the cassette book "History of Muppets 7th Edition", which is narrated by Burl Ives.
This is *Gospel FACT*.
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 6:38,
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This is well documented in the cassette book "History of Muppets 7th Edition", which is narrated by Burl Ives.
This is *Gospel FACT*.
This is fact.
Don't make me provide sources.... I can create them, if necessary.
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 7:10,
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You're asking for a lot of work...
Jim henson was a plasics specialist who had a short stint with Xerox PARC (in conjunction with the CIA) working with a latex polymer that was intended to be a super-resilient, lifelike 'skin' for use in an 'ultra natural undercover mask'. (This is well documented under the U.S. freedom of information act). He was unfortunately decommisioned by his artistic (rather than technical) focus from the CIA and as a result, was removed from the PARC lab. He brought his polymer secrets with him, and helped create one of the most successful and lifelike marionette/puppet (by his term, "muppet") characters ever created.
This information should be openly available through "Jim Henson" and "polymer research" on Google. It is somewhat well known...
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Mon 21 Apr 2003, 7:58,
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This information should be openly available through "Jim Henson" and "polymer research" on Google. It is somewhat well known...