3-Word story: A conclusion

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September 12th, 2005, 06:35 AM

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3-Word story: A conclusion

Here's a thought, though I don't have an idea how to actually do this: Can someone create a script to unify all the 3-word story phrases and put them into a single paragraph, so we can actually read whatever wierd twisted and probably disguasting story we got so far? Is it even possible???

September 12th, 2005, 06:57 AM

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I hope so, so far someone has gone through all the pages and copied and pasted it into one thread, for rep points off course

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September 12th, 2005, 08:31 AM

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I hope so, so far someone has gone through all the pages and copied and pasted it into one thread, for rep points off course

who did that then????

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who did that then????

I'd like to know too

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if you take the time and go through all the posts you will see sumarries here and there, but no one has taken the time/effort to do it for the whole thread

September 12th, 2005, 08:57 AM

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yeap... I was the first who did it.. I'll do it again when I'll find some time

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yeap... I was the first who did it.. I'll do it again when I'll find some time

good grief! You must have a lot of spare time if you can do that!!

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Originally Posted by RadioactiveFrog

good grief! You must have a lot of spare time if you can do that!!

How about an automatic script? (Not that I'm saying that you're replaceable by a computer, DR

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September 12th, 2005, 10:32 AM

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yeah so i started it and figured it would be easy... on the third page i realized that i don't have that much free time...

here is 1,2,3

Once upon a time, there was a newbie programmer who happened upon a sharp knife and thought it would make a great bug killer so he decided to find some children to hint but instead he found some children working on mysterious things, which he thought was really stupid and n00bieish. All of a sudden, he noticed a little rat inside his pants so he decided to call his Great aunt Clara and ask her if she has diverced her husband who just hate rat in pant. So she answered:I'm seening someone who has 3 young beautiful wives with large bottoms and large silicone dolls. each doll has a glass eye that glitters.like the snow in summer day which confused the hell out of any normal hacker. An old lady slapped my hand

Is there a way to get an RSS feed for individual forums?

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That was funny!
Too bad we can't get the whole story.

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Indovodual forums...yes...if you are using firefox open the forum (eg the lounge) and then in the bottom right of the window is a little orange square...click that and away you go!

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Indovodual forums...yes...if you are using firefox open the forum (eg the lounge) and then in the bottom right of the window is a little orange square...click that and away you go!

what about a feed from the individual posts??

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what about a feed from the individual posts??

no, not possible to my knowledge

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Originally Posted by RadioactiveFrog

good grief! You must have a lot of spare time if you can do that!!

ts...ts...ts... I'm a lounger! The only thing I have is spare time!

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September 13th, 2005, 02:57 PM

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How about an automatic script? (Not that I'm saying that you're replaceable by a computer, DR

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hehe... it depends of the computer!

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