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- mabinogi
- Pilgrim
- From: Canberra, Australia
- Registered: 2001-07-26
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Re: The PENTAD
global worming?
Now there's a disturbing thought....
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- ceywren
- Pilgrim
- From: hole in the bottom of the sea
- Registered: 2004-02-28
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unless you're a worm. then i'd imagine it might be a rather pleasant thought.
"It's not that it's such a mystery This new-found malaise. It's just that this mystery Has taken your place."
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- Genisis X
- Pilgrim
- From: Canberra
- Registered: 2005-05-08
- Posts: 12422
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Re: The PENTAD
Unless your an anti social worm, or a hermit worm.
-X
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- Em
- Mantis
- From: somewhere left of reality
- Registered: 2004-12-28
- Posts: 42268
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Someday will find you.
- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9188
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Just remember the pen, Tad, is mightier than the sword!
- Tad
- Hierarch
- From: California
- Registered: 2001-05-30
- Posts: 6981
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Okay. You take a pen, I'll take a sword, we'll see who gets their knuckles bruised first.
Here's a momentary serious note from the Pet Bureau:
My sea monkeys are not thriving. Numbers in the main tank have dipped alarmingly, although the two subsidiary tanks seem much as normal.
On the plus side, though, Magenta the ant (our other invertebrate pet) is doing very well.
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- lian
- Pilgrim
- From: Where Dormice Are Cherished
- Registered: 2001-06-08
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*blinks*
What are... sea monkeys?
I have some sort of water tank too. A lovely little ecosystem of snails and plants. Actually, it's being kept a water glass -- it used to be contained in a wine bottle, but it fell off the window ledge and shattered. The water plants and snails miraculously survived, though.
My father and brother are very envious because I managed to keep alive a sort of waterplant that has long been extinct in their own, (comparatively huge) fish tanks. Hehe.
So much for water memorabilia.
- ArcticSwan360
- Pilgrim
- From: Minnesota
- Registered: 2004-11-06
- Posts: 1075
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Sea Monkeys always crack me up with giggles and smiles. Another thing, do we know any more on the contest-thing-amajig.
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- Earthmanu
- Pilgrim
- From: France - near PARIS - Marly-le
- Registered: 2002-01-13
- Posts: 291
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Happy Birthday to all the pen-pals of Shadowmarch (including our pen-pal number "Pen" of course) !
I have recently offered to myself a new net-nickname which is "Earthmano".
I like it because it sounds like "hermano" ("brother" in spanish).
May be it is time to offer a new nickname to our dear five years old "Smarch" ...?
What do you think of "Penpal-(King)dom" ?
- My former pseudo in the french minitel roleplaying community AKELA was "GAG THE FOOL" , for about one thousand hours ... - I wish to share experience about 1/writing rpg-scenarii in Tolkien's Beleriand ... 2/teaching roleplay and impro to disabled adolescents ... 3/simulations of acrobatic kites flying
- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9188
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repeatedly lian wrote:*blinks*
What are... sea monkeys?
Here in the States, for years there were advertizements in magazines that showed illustrations which looked like tiny Mer-people, with their own tiny sea-civilizations. Needless to say, it was blatant false advertizing...
They really look like this. They're really tiny floating shrimp-like animals.
[b] My father and brother are very envious because I managed to keep alive a sort of waterplant that has long been extinct in their own, (comparatively huge) fish tanks. Hehe.
So much for water memorabilia.
That sounds really cute and adorable. You must really have a green (er, blue?) thumb! :)
- ArcticSwan360
- Pilgrim
- From: Minnesota
- Registered: 2004-11-06
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Just don't get them confused with South Park's description of Sea Monkeys. Honestly, I hate that show, and thought that episode was insanely gross.
Anyways, I have another idea for the contest. The contest is: whoever comes up with the best contest idea wins!
The only problem is if that idea is picked, then I would automatically win. Hahaha!
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- Em
- Mantis
- From: somewhere left of reality
- Registered: 2004-12-28
- Posts: 42268
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I have an idea - who can come up with a new name after the next book is published.
Smarchers is a good name.
Splayers -- to reuse a pun - splay it isn't so.
So, will contributors to this site still be called "Smarchers" or will the name change?
Someday will find you.
- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9188
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Since the book has all sorts of Tad's writing in it, from several different genres and worlds, maybe Tad could come up with some diabolical quiz, related to each of his works. He could post the quiz here, and each Smarcher would have to PM him the reults. The best answers (or the right ones, whatever) would win!
The questions could be like, "What was the name of that random background character in that one scene of "The Happiest Dead Boy", etc.
That's of course assuming Tad has time to devise a Diabolical Quiz®.
- bumadax
- Pilgrim
- Registered: 2001-06-11
- Posts: 9734
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wow. 5 years. this place helped me grow up, some. thanks for existing shadowmarch, and thanks tad, for being who you are. see you around, guys.
smile at people
- Ruby
- Pilgrim
- From: Krautland
- Registered: 2005-11-09
- Posts: 266
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new nickname? ehmm... maybe shaplay. Sounds a bit like dog-food.
Why not do that as a contest: Find the best new nickname (if one is really needed, smarch sounds sort of cute)
Dream on.
- Sahi
- Mantis
- From: Assendelft (the Netherlands)
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 37877
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I like smarch, why would we need anything else?
*tickles damon back into consciousness*
Yalahii!
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- strangeshe
- Hierarch
- From: Texas
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 11251
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I agree. Smarch is here to stay, I'm afraid. Other names are amusing, but Smarch just rolls so trippingly off the tongue, as they say.
That's a really weird phrase, now that I look at it.
- Earthmanu
- Pilgrim
- From: France - near PARIS - Marly-le
- Registered: 2002-01-13
- Posts: 291
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strangeshe wrote:I agree. Smarch is here to stay, I'm afraid. Other names are amusing, but Smarch just rolls so trippingly off the tongue, as they say.
That's a really weird phrase, now that I look at it.
I was only telling about an additional possible nickname and mostly joking...
- My former pseudo in the french minitel roleplaying community AKELA was "GAG THE FOOL" , for about one thousand hours ... - I wish to share experience about 1/writing rpg-scenarii in Tolkien's Beleriand ... 2/teaching roleplay and impro to disabled adolescents ... 3/simulations of acrobatic kites flying
- Earthmanu
- Pilgrim
- From: France - near PARIS - Marly-le
- Registered: 2002-01-13
- Posts: 291
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Firsmarch of Smarchester wrote:Since the book has all sorts of Tad's writing in it, from several different genres and worlds, maybe Tad could come up with some diabolical quiz, related to each of his works. He could post the quiz here, and each Smarcher would have to PM him the reults. The best answers (or the right ones, whatever) would win!
The questions could be like, "What was the name of that random background character in that one scene of "The Happiest Dead Boy", etc.
That's of course assuming Tad has time to devise a Diabolical Quiz®.
This is an interesting idea but my original "riddle-contest" proposal was the other way: I thought that each smarcher could suggest openly at least ONE RIDDLE AND ITS ANSWER.
- My former pseudo in the french minitel roleplaying community AKELA was "GAG THE FOOL" , for about one thousand hours ... - I wish to share experience about 1/writing rpg-scenarii in Tolkien's Beleriand ... 2/teaching roleplay and impro to disabled adolescents ... 3/simulations of acrobatic kites flying
- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9188
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strangeshe wrote:I agree. Smarch is here to stay, I'm afraid. Other names are amusing, but Smarch just rolls so trippingly off the tongue, as they say.
Besides, "Splay" just doesn't sound very good. Like something you have done to your dog at the vet.
- Earthmanu
- Pilgrim
- From: France - near PARIS - Marly-le
- Registered: 2002-01-13
- Posts: 291
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Another little "fun idea" (nothing to do with the contest):
I thought that this sentence could make a cool badge with "www.shadowmarch.com" under it: "I enjoy Spring in the shadow of a book."
Explanation: March is the month of Spring.
Option: add a reference to the official site of NEIL GAIMAN, because evercoming Spring is one of his characters.
- My former pseudo in the french minitel roleplaying community AKELA was "GAG THE FOOL" , for about one thousand hours ... - I wish to share experience about 1/writing rpg-scenarii in Tolkien's Beleriand ... 2/teaching roleplay and impro to disabled adolescents ... 3/simulations of acrobatic kites flying
- ArcticSwan360
- Pilgrim
- From: Minnesota
- Registered: 2004-11-06
- Posts: 1075
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If we did make a new name - which we shouldn't - it would have to Shplayers. And that name is exactly why we won't change it.
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- Wolfshade
- Pilgrim
- From: Princeton, NJ
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 3444
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Contest -
How about the best or funniest edit of a picture of Tad?
It could be RITE themed as a rule. *nod*
:)
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- Tad
- Hierarch
- From: California
- Registered: 2001-05-30
- Posts: 6981
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Oh, yes, let's be sure to remove my few last shreds of dignity. Good thinking.
Don't mind me, I'm going to go and eat thistles.
"God bless your crooked little heart." - Tom Waits
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