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    Loving both of these!



    Quote Originally Posted by holywhippet
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    Rome Total War was completely bogus. These things don't stampede madly when they get scared. Right? Guys? What are you doing with those fire crackers?

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    They told me I have to read this whole employee code of conduct handbook before starting my new job. Thankfully they didn't say I had to be sober at the time.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Adams
    Still from early shooting of "David Brent and the Temple of Doom".
    ROFL! That's harsh but great, hahaha!

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    img1: "This new ride at Universal Studios was awesome, wild thrills and insane loops! though I almost lost a sandal."

    img2: "..but nothing beats a good ol' C# programming hintsbook and some mango liquor."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clstrphbc_donut
    I find it funny a lot of these on the last 2 pages are people's 1st and only post.
    Well, newcomers were invited.
    Any how, time to lob in another caption:

    "Andy thought the elephant handlers called him Hannibal out of respect ... until he realised what he'd been doing and what they'd really been saying."

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    1st pic:

    "Hey baby, let's take a walk on the wild side..."

    2nd pic:

    "To be or not to be..."

    Good luck to all !

    Chris

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    Herman's Hippy Hammock and Graphics Card Emporium had misinterpreted Andy's request for 'CoolFX'

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    Andy was a bit knackered after riding the elephant all day and all night

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    1st Pic:

    "Its this big, I swear"

    2nd Pic:

    "I'll have, umm...a number 254, and a 387, but hold the monkey please"

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    Caption Reply

    Somewhere in the Australian outback, while Bushtucker Davies masters the three finger dingo bate technique, he suddenly exclaims....

    'with the GeForce yes, become one with the animals I will. hmmmm'

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    1) the Great Guru Fashni once said: "to stear an elephant, use your feet...failing that, bribe it with your golden rolex"

    2) ...just then a baboon leaped from the jungle and makes for the bacardi! Luckily though it was beaten off with the 'Roughguide to Phuket" open at page 42; 'how to defend your bacardi from marauding monkeys'...
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    With his right foot planted firmly in the beast's ear Andy planned his graceful dismount.
    ...Later back at the 'ranch', Andy wished he hadn't. He loved that hat
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    She didnt look this bad last night

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    "Hey, Stampy, I've got one word for you: Columbo! No, that's not it - Modesto! Daktari? Nintendo? Magumbo! Yes... Yes... MAGUMBO!!!!"
    (Starts thinking about Marge Simpson's breast implants.)
    "Yes... Yes... MAGUMBOS!!!!"

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    1st pic - "Bloody M25............." (Spider Monkeys, just out of shot, " The watch!! Get the bloody watch!!.........").

    2nd pic - "Hmm, lets see.........ah, here it is,
    "Elephant Bite" -
    To Cure -
    Step1: Take up residence in a hammock that belongs to a hippy (turf him out if he's still around........).
    Step2: Consume as much alcohol as the local off-sales will allow, in an attempt to drink yourself blind, so you can't see it.
    Step3: Hope it'll go away.
    Step4: Pray it'll go away.
    Step5: Hope the elephant will forget the whole thing next time you meet (unlikely).
    Step6: Buy the follow up to this book for Step7."
    Last edited by digitalis; 11-02-2005 at 02:48 PM.

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    Andy pictured the look on Dr. Dolittle's face when he realised Andy had escaped with one of his unusual chubby horses.

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    First pic:

    Elephant: "Mate, this really isnt the place to show off your new bling bling watch..."

    Second pic:

    Getting into the new job:
    "Pros:
    Batteries seem to last forever on the new BOOK.
    Very small and light.

    Cons:
    Yellow colour scheme not to my taste, although apparently in the final release there will be more options.
    Manual page scrolling can be a pain.
    Addition of a backlight would be good for v2.

    Overall i give this book

    "
    Twigman

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