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Probably already been done.

Its a first attempt. Sorry. It's probably also too big. Again, sorry.

Edit : have just noticed I am a moron. The third entry was a bally 'EasyJet' one. Sorry yet again.

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(D.A. Jim Garrison, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:01, archived)

many like it

none exactly

and i'm off to bed now
fdjbfgkajl;b fdskb lgbelir

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droogii why stay still when you can roll, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:04, archived)

Woo!

Arf-worthy!!

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Nikfuf Eetr Northern Midlander, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:04, archived)

ideally

still images should be under 100k maximum. ever for an anim is 200k.

if you're having trouble getting down to size, crop the image and shrink it down and provide a link to a bigger version

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Dr. Kitteny Berk almost certainly drunk, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:04, archived)

very

nice! you're right, it is a bit big, though.

not sure there was a Czech Republic in 1894 /pedant
but i can't be arsed to check /lazy

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robtoo is all out of gum, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:07, archived)

I believe you're right

That part of the world's been an ungodly mess of republics and other rubbish since Victorian times. As I dimly recall from my Year 11 Modern European History class...

(Flyslip, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:14, archived)

Czechoslovakia arround then would have been

part of the austro-hungarian empire I believe - there may have been a bit in the cushioning bit between the a-h empire and the ottoman empire

(The Scone from U.N.C.L.E., Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:17, archived)

Next week

Scone shall be appearing on Mastermind.

:-)

(Flyslip, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:20, archived)

weeeeeeee

I like spinny chairs

(The Scone from U.N.C.L.E., Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:24, archived)

Bohemia

from which my mom's side of the family came, right about the time of the Hapsburgs and their lip. At the time, there was such an influx of them to my country that they were called "bohunks" and treated as nastily as the Irish. Water under the bridge.

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Artamnesia, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 6:40, archived)

I laughed

and then went into pedant mode.

That pic on the right's the Hindenburg, innit?

And as I recall, that didn't happen until 1937. Not very Victorian at all...

(Sorry, I used to be a fact-checker in a previous lifetime)

(Flyslip, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:08, archived)

I like it

its woo

you just need to get the gang of compression options in your graphics program, whatever that might be

(The Scone from U.N.C.L.E., Wed 19 Nov 2003, 4:29, archived)

Hidden man.

Heh, have you noticed how - if you look at the flames - you can almost see a man standing in them?

A really big man - true, but a man nonetheless.

(D.A. Jim Garrison, Wed 19 Nov 2003, 20:31, archived)