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scott wrote:
> Warning - severe nerd/geek alert:
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> http://www.srcf.ucam.org/assassins/
It's heartening to know that my website isn't the *only* thing on the
face of the Internet that's still trapped in a timewarp from 1997...
I still think this sounds... absolutely insane. I can't imagine how any
sane person would think this is a good idea. But there we are.
Tell me, did you play while you were there? :-P
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> It's heartening to know that my website isn't the *only* thing on the face
> of the Internet that's still trapped in a timewarp from 1997...
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> I still think this sounds... absolutely insane. I can't imagine how any
> sane person would think this is a good idea. But there we are.
It was good fun, plus most of those societies at University are just an
excuse to meet new people and do lots of social events :-) I have two very
good friends now that I would have otherwise never met.
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>> I still think this sounds... absolutely insane. I can't imagine how
>> any sane person would think this is a good idea. But there we are.
>
> It was good fun, plus most of those societies at University are just an
> excuse to meet new people and do lots of social events :-) I have two
> very good friends now that I would have otherwise never met.
Well maybe. But this particular society seems like a step too far.
(If I *wanted* random strangers to constantly harass me, I'm fairly sure
I don't need to sign up to an assassins' guild...)
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> (If I *wanted* random strangers to constantly harass me, I'm fairly sure I
> don't need to sign up to an assassins' guild...)
You can always lock your door - or better, leave it unlocked with some form
of trap :-D
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scott wrote:
>> (If I *wanted* random strangers to constantly harass me, I'm fairly
>> sure I don't need to sign up to an assassins' guild...)
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> You can always lock your door - or better, leave it unlocked with some
> form of trap :-D
Dude, I ever go outside *anyway*! :-P Being in this insane game would
just mean that I'm even more paranoid than usual...
Besides, the rules claim that a player's room is OOB.
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> Besides, the rules claim that a player's room is OOB.
It's not usually, unless you are hosting some official event in there. As a
general rule, anywhere you can't avoid going due to other commitments is OOB
(eg lecture rooms, labs, libraries, organised sports events, etc). That was
how it worked in my day anyway...
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On 5/6/2009 1:23 AM, Invisible wrote:
> Walk up to a random forum on the Internet and say "hi", and suddenly
> people potentially know quite a lot about you. o_O
Woohoo! I can stalk you now!
<maniacal laughter...>
--
...Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com
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Chambers wrote:
> Woohoo! I can stalk you now!
>
> <maniacal laughter...>
Actually, I'm guessing you can't. :-P
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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> OK, so I'm on LinkedIn now.
> Any other random people want to be "connected" with me? o_O
>
I've been connected, but never made.
;-)
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Invisible wrote:
> But I need to pay money to send you an invite. ;-)
WTF really?!
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