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 On the off chance that this is going somewhere, I'm going to take this opportunity to plug the Play by Committee Game .
 
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Technobabble (verb).
 
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 indeed! come help combat the mad Romanian of Alpha Proxima! 
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 yar pointers are nastybut I likes em anyhow
 just be glad youre not programming in PL/1
 or cobol
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 [ February 27, 2004, 03:56: Message edited by: Instar ]
 
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 I don't think narf was around at the begining of the Ruath thread.
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	For those who have no clue what he's referring to, here's a sample.Quote: 
	
		| Originally posted by narf poit chez BOOM: of course, if you want a lot of chatter, we could all talk like Paarfi of Roundwood.
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		| It should come as no surprise to the reader that, as Pel prepared to take his leave of Khaavren, there were other activities occurring in other parts of what had once been the Empire. This is because of that phenomenon of history called "simultaneity," which avers that events do not always happen in a neat orderly manner, one after the other; but rather that many things can happen at the same time. Thus, for example, during the Eleventh Issola Reign, while in Dragaera City the Baron of Karris was preparing an expedition to venture into the eastern jungles in search of exotic birds, at that same moment, in the desert of Suntra a caravan of traders was forming that, on their way to the port city of Adrilankha, would be passing through the jungle; and it was in this way that there came the fateful meeting between Ricci of Longgarden and Nessa of Kobi that resulted, some few years later, in the Battle Beneath the Hills and the subsequent rise to power of the Chreotha who became the Empress Synna the Fourth. This is just one example out of thousands of the phenomenon of simultaneity, and serves to point out one of the difficulties in writing-- and, consequently, reading-- history: that is, while historical events of significance are inclined to happen at the same time, it is nevertheless obvious that they can be treated by the historian only one at a time, as if they had happened sequentially. Hence, the writing of history is bound to introduce certain inaccuracies, and the reading of history is bound to produce certain misconceptions. It is the hope of the author that these inaccuracies and misconceptions can be held to a minimum by the expedient of making the reader aware of this circumstance, which we have just endeavored to do by our discussion of simultaneity, which, now that it has been made, can be set aside as we turn our attention to an example of this phenomenon of more direct moment to our particular history than the events, thousands of years in the past, when the birdwatcher met the game hunter. | 
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 Only 162 pages to go, to catch up to the name-changing thread.
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 well the 25 ways thread is taking off   
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