Jordana Chal on 26/2/2003 at 00:49
AHAHAHHAHAHHA!!!! That's cool! For some reason, when I first glanced at the piccy the words "Monty Python" leapt into my head. It just looks like the kind of thing they'd do :laff: You look freezing, though!
Hey we're all back!!! Come on TTLG, stay up, stay up....hey maybe the server needs some Viagra :cheeky:
Edit: FIVE PAGES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D
Striker on 26/2/2003 at 01:06
Great picture!!! :D
According to the post at the very top of the Forum, most of the problems should be minimal now... hopefully!
-Striker
ceebs on 26/2/2003 at 11:05
It was a wild and sunny day, quitre a bit of cloud about but plesantly warm. If it hadn't have been then there is no way you would have got me dressed like that. people have been known to pile logs onto their fires just to get me to take the thick jumper off in their house.
Xenomorph on 26/2/2003 at 14:11
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Originally posted by Jordana Chal Hey we're all back!!! Come on TTLG, stay up, stay up....hey maybe the server needs some Viagra :cheeky:
Chicago — A freighter containing 62,000 metric tons of popular impotence drug Viagra struck a reef and sank in Lake Michigan today. As a result, the once-frigid lake no longer dangles into Illinois and Indiana, but now spans majestically across northern Wisconsin.
According to eyewitnesses, roughly 30 to 60 minutes after the ship's contents dissolved, the lake slowly but firmly began to push northwest toward Minnesota. Eventually, its swollen banks managed to poke aside Lake Superior, which cartographers said will lose its standing as the largest of the Great Lakes for the next four to six hours.
Area residents were surprised by the sudden shift, but conceded Michigan was "like an entirely new lake."
"For so many years that lake just, you know, sat there," said Martha Strop of Eau Claire, Wisc. "To be honest, I never even thought about it anymore. There wasn't much of a point. But now, well, this has changed our lives forever."
Government officials, however, were more cautious.
In Wisconsin, Gov. Scott McCallum declared a state of emergency, while in Minnesota, Gov. Jesse Ventura declared: "Is Lake Michigan a threat, or is it just glad to see me?"
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http://www.satirewire.com/news/july02/images/lakeafter.jpgLacerta on 26/2/2003 at 14:35
Ania - I think the boots go most fetchingly with the ensemble too! :thumb: (I never figured out how those fantasy heroines were meant to fight in high heels!)
I really hope that day was warmer than it looked too!
Ania on 27/2/2003 at 01:43
The boots did not have high heels! They were not especially suitable, I know.
I added some more assorted pictures to my proto-website, incl. another chain-mail one. Link as before, see both photo galleries.
Ania
ceebs on 27/2/2003 at 09:34
Argh someone hold me back from the teeth and talons of the monster below I think it's going to get me :wot:
Lacerta on 27/2/2003 at 21:47
Ania - you should really have played a Khajit with hair like that photo when you were 21! ;) Funky photo's!
Ania on 27/2/2003 at 23:40
Thank you, young man, I mean, lizard.
The Khajit connection is partly why I posted that picture ;)
Ceebs- it may well be that you wore the bikini first. Maybe my memory is flawed.
Ania
Lacerta on 28/2/2003 at 13:44
Hehe, I'm not THAT young - as was confirmed to me by a child who couldn't get his head around the fact that I could remember the days of TV's with push buttons to change the channels and no mobile phones! (I'm 23) And of course the televisual delights of Fraggle Rock, Knightmare and Trap Door... hmm.. thinking about it they actually explain a lot about me! ;)
(Edit: I think the child's actual words were - "What? No way - you must be ancient! Did they have cars then?)
