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Ok, I'm running Opera 6.01, with java/javascript/cookies/etc enabled and the pictures won't load and I don't hear music.

I try IE5.5, and the logo and watermark loads, but still no music and no buttons.

Java and javascript is enabled.

Ok, for some strange reason, I associated quicktime plugins with various midi and picture file extensions, and the java applets look like they're loading, but as usual, java doesn't like to work for me in Opera.

Ok, sorry to post so many times, but I think I have narrowed the problem down to 3 possibilities if you haven't touched the code.

1. associating quicktime plugin with various media files in opera.(unlikely)
2. turning off zone alarm (had ad and cookie protection on - still unlikely)
3. using my isp's proxy because it's a slow connection to your isp.
(most likely i think)

Anyway, I've managed to load it albeit slowly in opera and so far the information is quite interesting, so some cheers from me, King of Chickens. ^_^

--- In streetfighter@y..., "The King of Chickens 2001"
<chickenno1@h...> wrote:

> It seems to have worked well for Necro.

you can call me Matt, necro6hit was just my stupid geocities log-on.

actually when I viewed your page I got tired of waiting for the java
applet to load and looked at the source. after pulling the links out
of the code i browsed your page without the navigator frame.

at the time i thought it was just slow loading.

now after seing the java i find it has another problem.

at some very popular screen sizes, you cant even see all the buttons,
they hang off the right side.
because you disabled scrolling in the top frame the layman has no way
to get to them unless they know a few tricks.

everything else i was going to say about it was just pet peeves but
this is a real problem, your visitors might not be able to navigate
your page.

I suggest for the navigation:
A. lose the applet or make it optional, the effect isnt really neat
enough to warrent the load time and could almost be achieved with css.
B. enable scrolling on the top frame if your going to have the
contents just barely fit at 1024X768.. lots of ppl view at 800X600
and web design is all about making it work for everyone.

and in general:
C. disable the music or have it optional, some ppl dont want to wait
for it to load, some ppl dont even have speakers.
D. change the background pic or the white text. they are almost the
same color and makes it hard on the eyes.
E. embed your fonts onto the page if you havent already. not
everyone has those fonts and your page will look different on their
pc.
F. always provide an alternative for pppl without
java/javascript/frames/images. some ppl dont have these, or disable
them on purpose.

I can help you more specifically with any of this if you want it.

Matt

--- In streetfighter@y..., "warlockfm" <warlockfm@y...> wrote:

> As above.
>
> warlockfm

When i was talking about scanning the books so everyone could have
them for free, he threatened to personally turn me in because
copyright infringement is bad.. (he also admitted he played copied
games, and was being a hypocrite, go figure...)

A huge argument ensued and he dissappeared and pulled down his site.

I tried to pursuade him to return with a "reply here if you want
steve to come back" and not a single person replied.

Ive since been told by reliable sources that he was on the verge of
taking it down anyway so I probably shouldn't feel guilty or take all
the credit/blame.

I have since ceased any plan to copy the books and instead collect
them and will give them away for free, determined to accomplish the
same goal without breaking the law, because some ppl feel so strongly
about the law..

I find it Ironic that ppl threw a fit when I was going to scan them
when countless web sites have copyrighted material on them.
the character sheet/combat cards are the only parts with given
permission to reproduce in ANY way.

if a site has styles lists/ move lists/ moves/ or any other info, you
are in violation of the same law. (even steve)

http://www.lunarpages.com/onlinerpgs/SFRPG/InterfaceF.html for
example seems to be almost entirely dedicated to posting matrial from
the book.

yet in this issue which is about principles, they somehow see it as
being "not AS illegal" if its not the whole book. like its ok to
break the law a little bit.
well then the principles go out the window.

I would love nothing more than to scan the books for those who dont
have em, but it has been made clear to me that some ppl here feel
strongly enough about the principle of intellectual property rights
that they would try to ruin me despite the fact that I would not be
profiting from it or taking away from any sales (since its out of
print)

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--- In streetfighter@y..., "The King of Chickens 2001"

>Hmm....no way to just enable horizontal scrolling. and I don't want
>to reduce my screen size just to make my web page at that. But I
>will switch the links and the banner around.

if you dont specify scrolling yes or no, it's default is to have
scrollbars only when needed.

meaning if the top frame was tall enough their would be no vertical
scrollbar, but if it was too wide, only a horizontal scrollbar would
appear, and only on PCs with small screensizes.

>C. disable the music or have it optional, some ppl dont want to wait
>for it to load, some ppl dont even have speakers.
>I think I'll keep the music. They're less than 100KB apiece
>(suprisingly good quality for small files, aren't they?). I don't
>think music's the problem here.

entirely up to you. I just know a lot of ppl hate being made to load
music instead of having an "on/off" switch for it.

>E. embed your fonts onto the page if you havent already. not
>everyone has those fonts and your page will look different on their
>pc.
>Sorry....need to ask you how to do that in HTML.....I don't know
>much, that's why I'm using a program like Frontpage 2000.
>Still....it doesn't really matter. My sister had no problem viewing
>the page in default fonts.

it's not neccessary at all, thats strictly a control thing for
webmasters. it can be viewed fine without the fonts you intended,
but it wont look exactly like you wanted it to look.

some ppl freak out about their "artistic vision", some dont:)
lol

>F. always provide an alternative for pppl without
>java/javascript/frames/images. some ppl dont have these, or disable
>them on purpose.
>I'm getting rid of the Javascript next update.....the non-frames
>page might have to wait tho.

a simple work around for the frames is to use the NOFRAMES tag.
anything in it will be displayed to ppl who cant use frames. just put
something like "you dont have frames. go HERE" with a link to the
page that is loaded into the nav frame where all your links are..

its a lot easier than making up a whole new version of your site
without frames.

Matt
p.s. I like your site a lot btw, I was just trying to be helpfull
with the input.

the big gray boxes is what slow-loading java applets look like when
they have not loaded yet.

at my work computer thats all I could get too so I viewed the source
and pulled the url's out of it.

it finally did load after I left it loading while I went out on lunch.

Matt

--- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:
> In all browsers I used, I got frames, but the top frame had no
menus, just
> big gray boxes.
>
> Aside from that, and the load time, your site looks great. When
can I see
> the articles?
>

king of chickens,
I will help you on however much of your pages coding as you want me
to.

I enjoy designing web pages, and sometimes hand coding can get the
same end-result as an html editor but with much smaller filesize.

just offering,
Matt

not everyone idolizes him.

when i think of columbus i think of a guy who was completely lost.
("indians", HA)

Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a little credit for being
right about the continent, since we live in "America" and
not "Columbia"

Matt

--- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:
> Yes, thank you. That's half my point.
>
> The other half is that the man is being alternately idolized or
reviled for a
> HUGE mistake (rather than to things he knowingly did).
>
> And he was wrong; even if the Americas weren't in the way, it would
take too
> long to reach to reach China to make his route a decent investment.
>
> Sweet, sweet irony....
>

Me, I actively dislike columbus for some other things
he did but even if the example is erronous it's still
a good one to use cause people at least get what you
mean even if its not accurate.

--- necro6hit <ringthief@...> wrote:

> not everyone idolizes him.
>
> when i think of columbus i think of a guy who was
> completely lost.
> ("indians", HA)
>
> Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a little
> credit for being
> right about the continent, since we live in
> "America" and
> not "Columbia"
>
> Matt
>
> --- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:
> > Yes, thank you. That's half my point.
> >
> > The other half is that the man is being
> alternately idolized or
> reviled for a
> > HUGE mistake (rather than to things he knowingly
> did).
> >
> > And he was wrong; even if the Americas weren't in
> the way, it would
> take too
> > long to reach to reach China to make his route a
> decent investment.
> >
> > Sweet, sweet irony....
> >
>
>

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it was a good example, I was just expressing that I too am part of
the minority that dont think he's all that.

I was agreeing, but trying to say the original poster was not alone.

M

--- In streetfighter@y..., Jason Obeston <callanme@y...> wrote:
> Me, I actively dislike columbus for some other things
> he did but even if the example is erronous it's still
> a good one to use cause people at least get what you
> mean even if its not accurate.
>
> --- necro6hit <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> > not everyone idolizes him.
> >
> > when i think of columbus i think of a guy who was
> > completely lost.
> > ("indians", HA)
> >
> > Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a little
> > credit for being
> > right about the continent, since we live in
> > "America" and
> > not "Columbia"
> >
> > Matt
> >
> > --- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:
> > > Yes, thank you. That's half my point.
> > >
> > > The other half is that the man is being
> > alternately idolized or
> > reviled for a
> > > HUGE mistake (rather than to things he knowingly
> > did).
> > >
> > > And he was wrong; even if the Americas weren't in
> > the way, it would
> > take too
> > > long to reach to reach China to make his route a
> > decent investment.
> > >
> > > Sweet, sweet irony....
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
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Lol,
It would still be your content and layout!
I would just code it more efficiently than a program would.

thanks by the way for acknowledging me on your site.
if you like the tools i had before, you should see the one i am
working on now. MUAHAH... err.. sorry ...

Matt


--- In streetfighter@y..., "The King of Chickens 2001"
<chickenno1@h...> wrote:

> Nah, I don't wanna cause you too much trouble.

You already have a website up, and I wouldn't want to burden you with
another responsibility.

Besides, your tools have already been a big help to me...any more
help and it would no longer have any shread of originality whatsoever
in my part.

Yep and on a side note I think this message will
officially kill this thread.

--- necro6hit <ringthief@...> wrote:

> it was a good example, I was just expressing that I
> too am part of
> the minority that dont think he's all that.
>
> I was agreeing, but trying to say the original
> poster was not alone.
>
> M
>
> --- In streetfighter@y..., Jason Obeston
> <callanme@y...> wrote:
> > Me, I actively dislike columbus for some other
> things
> > he did but even if the example is erronous it's
> still
> > a good one to use cause people at least get what
> you
> > mean even if its not accurate.
> >
> > --- necro6hit <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> > > not everyone idolizes him.
> > >
> > > when i think of columbus i think of a guy who
> was
> > > completely lost.
> > > ("indians", HA)
> > >
> > > Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a
> little
> > > credit for being
> > > right about the continent, since we live in
> > > "America" and
> > > not "Columbia"
> > >
> > > Matt
> > >
> > > --- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:
> > > > Yes, thank you. That's half my point.
> > > >
> > > > The other half is that the man is being
> > > alternately idolized or
> > > reviled for a
> > > > HUGE mistake (rather than to things he
> knowingly
> > > did).
> > > >
> > > > And he was wrong; even if the Americas weren't
> in
> > > the way, it would
> > > take too
> > > > long to reach to reach China to make his route
> a
> > > decent investment.
> > > >
> > > > Sweet, sweet irony....
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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no
:)

--- In streetfighter@y..., Jason Obeston <callanme@y...> wrote:
> Yep and on a side note I think this message will
> officially kill this thread.

> > As above.
> >
> > warlockfm

The facts are that he left the list and removed his page at the end of last
year, following a heated debate about copying the books and distributing
them online. He did not explicitly say why he left the list. Any further
details would be colored by my interpretation of them. If anyone wants the
transcripts, the post that triggered everything is

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/streetfighter/message/12060

and the whole affair takes up 90% of the following 140 posts. While
time-consuming, and missing a few crucial references (since his page is now
gone) it offers more detail and objectivity than one summary could manage.


Incidentally, I have nothing but love for Steve, but he left by his own
design, and I respect that decision. The petition struck me as counter to
his own free will.

Finally, Arkon, you are correct. You are next. I will start by saying that
the Psychic Meteor is in fact, White Wolf canon, and that we must include it
in all SF campaigns, regardless of its appropriateness, relevancy,
feasability, campatability with Storyteller's tastes, or flavor. Flame on.

The Hurtin'

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--- In streetfighter@y..., "Thomas Merton" <thehurtin@h...> wrote:
> > > As above.
> > >
> > > warlockfm
>
> The facts are that he left the list and removed his page at the end of last
> year, following a heated debate about copying the books and distributing
> them online. He did not explicitly say why he left the list. Any further
> details would be colored by my interpretation of them. If anyone wants the
> transcripts, the post that triggered everything is
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/streetfighter/message/12060
>
> and the whole affair takes up 90% of the following 140 posts. While
> time-consuming, and missing a few crucial references (since his page is now
> gone) it offers more detail and objectivity than one summary could manage.
>
>
> Incidentally, I have nothing but love for Steve, but he left by his own
> design, and I respect that decision. The petition struck me as counter to
> his own free will.
>
> Finally, Arkon, you are correct. You are next. I will start by saying that
> the Psychic Meteor is in fact, White Wolf canon, and that we must include it
> in all SF campaigns, regardless of its appropriateness, relevancy,
> feasability, campatability with Storyteller's tastes, or flavor. Flame on.
>
> The Hurtin'
>
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Lol guess not


--- necro6hit <ringthief@...> wrote:

> no
> :)
>
> --- In streetfighter@y..., Jason Obeston
> <callanme@y...> wrote:
> > Yep and on a side note I think this message will
> > officially kill this thread.
>
>
>

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--- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:

> not everyone idolizes him.
>
> when i think of columbus i think of a guy who was completely lost.
> ("indians", HA)
>
> Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a little credit for being
> right about the continent, since we live in "America" and
> not "Columbia"

The name "Indians" was part of his poor Latin. Those he found were a
people before the Lord, or "En Deios." What we call India now was
called Hindustan in Columbus time.

I hope this isn't a silly or hoplessly trendy question, but does anyone know
of Streetfighter RPG writeups for the WWF superstars, such as the Rock,
Undertaker, etc? With their signature moves?

Bah the example was still good cause everyone still
understood what I meant. They knew what I meant cause
it is a widely held perception of history that people
believed the world to be flat. ;)


--- arkondloc@... wrote:

> The problem with an erroneous example is that if the
> error is revealed, that
> mistake becomes associated with your reasoning. And
> there are some vile
> people, like a certain Dark Lord, who use such
> opportunities to throw
> conversations widely off-base. If you'd used a
> hypothetical situation, or
> checked your facts thoroughly (or just not been
> arguing such a pointless,
> volatile subject), I would have left everyone in
> peace.
>
> "Sit by my fire, and hear a tale."
>
> Arkon, Dark Lord of Chaos; Keeper of Mysteries;
> Circuit Folklorist; Seeker of
> the Lost Paths; Master of the Strangeways
>

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----- Original Message -----

From: Kim Foster

To: streetfighter@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 8:40 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] Streetfighter WWF

I hope this isn't a silly or hoplessly trendy question, but does anyone know
of Streetfighter RPG writeups for the WWF superstars, such as the Rock,
Undertaker, etc? With their signature moves?




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Well, Guy I have some move stats if you want them....

not that I need them

Eric

Hi guys I got real board recently and decided to dig around my old online SF
material and I found a saved copy of Warrior's World by Ewan Cluny and I
decided to edit it and clean it up a bit, (thanks to Matt's font set) and I
am interested to know is anyone interested in looking at my work.

Also this in no way is an infringement on Ewan's great Peace I just felt like
helping so let me know.

Later
Eric

At 01:11 AM 4/24/02 EDT, you wrote:

>Well, Guy I have some move stats if you want them....
>
>not that I need them
>
>Eric

I'd really like to seem them.

>
>
>
>
>Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
>

Attachments :

Here you go
just open the attachment.


Later
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--- In streetfighter@y..., arkondloc@a... wrote:

> There's an interesting problem to throw to your PCs. Give them a

powerful

> backer, and let them badly waste a good chunk of said backer's

money, and see

> what they do.

"let them" badly waste the money?

they are player characters, its inevidible isn't it?

:)

i have never heard of that.
and frankly, I would rather see SF:STG used for good instead of
evil...
j/k

Matt

--- In streetfighter@y..., Kim Foster <nexus@q...> wrote:
> I hope this isn't a silly or hoplessly trendy question, but does
anyone know
> of Streetfighter RPG writeups for the WWF superstars, such as the
Rock,
> Undertaker, etc? With their signature moves?

i'd like to see it.

--- In streetfighter@y..., Abbadon240@a... wrote:
> Hi guys I got real board recently and decided to dig around my old
online SF
> material and I found a saved copy of Warrior's World by Ewan Cluny
and I
> decided to edit it and clean it up a bit, (thanks to Matt's font
set) and I
> am interested to know is anyone interested in looking at my work.
>
> Also this in no way is an infringement on Ewan's great Peace I just
felt like
> helping so let me know.
>
> Later
> Eric

I thought of something kinda funny.

If I ever get my shit together and put all my resources etc into one
document, since one of my screennames is apparently "Necro"I could
call it:

The Necronomicon (my book)

or possibly:

The Necronomitron (my e-book)

this brought me endless ammusement driving home from work yesterday,
but thats when I'm most goofy so who knows.

Matt

----- Original Message -----

From: extrabastardformula

To: streetfighter@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 8:39 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Perception+awareness

--- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> not everyone idolizes him.
>
> when i think of columbus i think of a guy who was completely lost.
> ("indians", HA)
>
> Apparently some ppl give Amerigo Vespucci a little credit for being
> right about the continent, since we live in "America" and
> not "Columbia"

The name "Indians" was part of his poor Latin.  Those he found were a
people before the Lord, or "En Deios."  What we call India now was
called Hindustan in Columbus time.



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can anyone here help me find info on this cd i have?

*its blue and white with a streetfighter logo on the back.
*its full of bad rap with sf references.
*and its marked "capcom special offer, not for resale"

I got it from my gf's sister who is a bartender and said it stayed
too long in the lost and found. it was in a big case full of cd's so
I dont have the jewel case or insert for it.

some of the songs on their are HILARIOUS!

Matt

----- Original Message -----

From: Jason Obeston

To: streetfighter@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 8:51 PM

Subject: Re: [streetfighter] Re: Perception+awareness

Bah the example was still good cause everyone still
understood what I meant.  They knew what I meant cause
it is a widely held perception of history that people
believed the world to be flat.  ;)


--- arkondloc@... wrote:
> The problem with an erroneous example is that if the
> error is revealed, that
> mistake becomes associated with your reasoning.  And
> there are some vile
> people, like a certain Dark Lord, who use such
> opportunities to throw
> conversations widely off-base.  If you'd used a
> hypothetical situation, or
> checked your facts thoroughly (or just not been
> arguing such a pointless,
> volatile subject), I would have left everyone in
> peace.
>
> "Sit by my fire, and hear a tale."
>
> Arkon, Dark Lord of Chaos; Keeper of Mysteries;
> Circuit Folklorist; Seeker of
> the Lost Paths; Master of the Strangeways
>


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>>--- In streetfighter@y..., Kim Foster <nexus@q...> wrote:
> > I hope this isn't a silly or hoplessly trendy question, but does
>anyone know
> > of Streetfighter RPG writeups for the WWF superstars, such as the
>Rock,
> > Undertaker, etc? With their signature moves?

Signature moves? Well, the Rocks signature move is an elbow drop from
three feet off the ground, only it takes longer to execute because he has to
bounce off the ropes twice. Call it...

Speed:-5
Damage:+1(Like a strong punch)
Move: 0(He starts over the fallen warrior)

Special: +2 temporary glory when executed, like a pose. It's not really
damaging, it just shows that you -can- execute this horrible maneuver.

The Undertaker Chokeslam is just a backbreaker. Hogan's legdrop is the
same as the People's Elbow. Hmm... In fact, the only people with really
-good- finishing maneuvers would be Chris Benoit, with a series of sustained
holds, and Kurt Angle, with his Siberian Suplex. Oh - And Tajiri. He has
Acid Breath.

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--- In streetfighter@y..., "mean_liar" <mean_liar@h...> wrote:

> Just to clarify Arkon's point, the world was known to be round for
> millenia before Columbus.

not known by everyone.

some silly ppl still believe the earth is flat and all the footage of
moon landings etc. were faked by the powers that be..

flat-earthers freak me out.
they have a whole little "society".

Matt

Anybody like Army of Darkness?

--- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> I thought of something kinda funny.
>
> If I ever get my shit together and put all my resources etc into one
> document, since one of my screennames is apparently "Necro"I could
> call it:
>
> The Necronomicon (my book)
>
> or possibly:
>
> The Necronomitron (my e-book)
>
> this brought me endless ammusement driving home from work yesterday,
> but thats when I'm most goofy so who knows.
>
> Matt

Necronomitron gave me a laughter, too ^_^

--- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> I thought of something kinda funny.
>
> If I ever get my shit together and put all my resources etc into
one
> document, since one of my screennames is apparently
"Necro"I could
> call it:
>
> The Necronomicon (my book)
>
> or possibly:
>
> The Necronomitron (my e-book)
>
> this brought me endless ammusement driving home from
work yesterday,
> but thats when I'm most goofy so who knows.
>
> Matt

If Ewan doesn't mind.. Oh yess...

Me want, me want ^_^


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--- In streetfighter@y..., Abbadon240@a... wrote:
> Hi guys I got real board recently and decided to dig around my old
online SF
> material and I found a saved copy of Warrior's World by Ewan Cluny
and I
> decided to edit it and clean it up a bit, (thanks to Matt's font
set) and I
> am interested to know is anyone interested in looking at my work.
>
> Also this in no way is an infringement on Ewan's great Peace I just
felt like
> helping so let me know.
>
> Later
> Eric

No!!! Heaven's forbid..

I LOVE IT ^_^

It's almost as good a movie as Evil Dead 2. But that's just my opinion.



-----Ronin-----

--- In streetfighter@y..., "warlockfm" <warlockfm@y...> wrote:
> Anybody like Army of Darkness?
>
> --- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> > I thought of something kinda funny.
> >
> > If I ever get my shit together and put all my resources etc into one
> > document, since one of my screennames is apparently "Necro"I could
> > call it:
> >
> > The Necronomicon (my book)
> >
> > or possibly:
> >
> > The Necronomitron (my e-book)
> >
> > this brought me endless ammusement driving home from work yesterday,
> > but thats when I'm most goofy so who knows.
> >
> > Matt

ditto that.
Army of Drakness kicked ass, but not as much ass as Evil Dead 2.

Matt

--- In streetfighter@y..., "galin_ra" <randerssen@h...> wrote:
> No!!! Heaven's forbid..
>
> I LOVE IT ^_^
>
> It's almost as good a movie as Evil Dead 2. But that's just my
opinion.
>
>
>
> -----Ronin-----
>
> --- In streetfighter@y..., "warlockfm" <warlockfm@y...> wrote:
> > Anybody like Army of Darkness?
> >
> > --- In streetfighter@y..., "necro6hit" <ringthief@c...> wrote:
> > > I thought of something kinda funny.
> > >
> > > If I ever get my shit together and put all my resources etc
into one
> > > document, since one of my screennames is apparently "Necro"I
could
> > > call it:
> > >
> > > The Necronomicon (my book)
> > >
> > > or possibly:
> > >
> > > The Necronomitron (my e-book)
> > >
> > > this brought me endless ammusement driving home from work
yesterday,
> > > but thats when I'm most goofy so who knows.
> > >
> > > Matt