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realityhack replied

9 November 2007, 11:27
It's safer - I work at a bland, grey corporate site, this way I'll go unnoticed.
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TheFaQQer replied

8 November 2007, 21:47
Originally posted by realityhack View Post

Cor

RH - is it safe to be grey again?
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realityhack replied

8 November 2007, 16:12
Cor
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Spacecadet replied

8 November 2007, 13:13
There was a squirrel based board game
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DaveB replied

8 November 2007, 13:11
Real Squirrel Porn
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AtW replied

8 November 2007, 13:10
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Squirrel Porn.

Awesome photoes (work safe)
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DaveB replied

8 November 2007, 13:04
Squirrel Porn.
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Churchill replied

8 November 2007, 09:21
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Interesting that Lemmings game was actually made in Britain by some God forsaken company in Dundee (yes in Scotland), I was there for a job interview in 1999: I started travelling there by train from around 6am, and by the time I reached the place at 1pm the only thing I cared is to finish the interview as quick as possible to avoid missing the last train to the mainland at 3pm. Jesus, you have to be a loser to voluntarily move to work and live in Dundee

I did some consultancy at NCR in Dundee, flew there. Bloody short runway!

Note to censors - FLIPPING!
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AtW replied

8 November 2007, 09:18
Interesting that Lemmings game was actually made in Britain by some God forsaken company in Dundee (yes in Scotland), I was there for a job interview in 1999: I started travelling there by train from around 6am, and by the time I reached the place at 1pm the only thing I cared is to finish the interview as quick as possible to avoid missing the last train to the mainland at 3pm. Jesus, you have to be a loser to voluntarily move to work and live in Dundee
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Chugnut replied

8 November 2007, 09:15
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

I'm surprised no-one has written a computer game about squirrels, sort of lemmings stylee...

Hmmm...

I think I'll give my old mate Jeff "the hairy Yak" Minter a call and see if he fancies writing "Attack of the Mutant Tree Rats!!!"...

Good grief, that's a name from the past! He did all those trippy C64 games about llamas.

God, I'm old....
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realityhack replied

8 November 2007, 08:26
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

I'm surprised no-one has written a computer game about squirrels, sort of lemmings stylee...

Hmmm...

I think I'll give my old mate Jeff "the hairy Yak" Minter a call and see if he fancies writing "Attack of the Mutant Tree Rats!!!"...

I'd love that, and actually pay for it, shareware.
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Churchill replied

8 November 2007, 08:19
I'm surprised no-one has written a computer game about squirrels, sort of lemmings stylee...

Hmmm...

I think I'll give my old mate Jeff "the hairy Yak" Minter a call and see if he fancies writing "Attack of the Mutant Tree Rats!!!"...
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Churchill replied

8 November 2007, 08:18
Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View Post

47?

You'd have to stretch 'em a bit...

You'd have to have 47 "Stretch Armstrong" type squirrels for that kind of length.
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BrilloPad replied

8 November 2007, 08:16
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

How many squirrels do you need to make a thread 2km long?

47?
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Churchill replied

8 November 2007, 08:15
Originally posted by rootsnall View Post

No sign of them yesterday. Anyone for a squirrel thread ?

How many squirrels do you need to make a thread 2km long?
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