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cenobyte
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A Big Thank You

Post by cenobyte on Sat 31 Oct 2009 - 16:56

Alan was kind enough to offer to audit my Zeal spreadsheet, to make sure that everything was working properly (it wasn't). He then compiled a new spreadsheet (or three, each with different ways of tracking lapsed characters/players who've left the game. Important, because if those folks come back, they'll need to know how much Zeal they had, or how much crossover Zeal they may have earned). I am extremely thankful that Alan has had the time and has put the effort in to doing this.

In that vein, I post this for him. As a personal gift.


Friedrich

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Friedrich on Sat 31 Oct 2009 - 17:20

Hic! Sorry!

::paralysed with joyous giggles::

Eliel

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Eliel on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 1:20

I totally still own this on vinyl.


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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by cenobyte on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 10:00

I still own almost all of the Smurfs albums on vinyl. And two of the Muppets albums on vinyl. And a rare special edition Sex Pistols vinyl with the band's picture on the record.

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Tyg on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 12:34

I HAD all the Smurf albums. Sadly they melted in the garage. Not sure if it was just the regular summer heat, or if it was related to a fire...it was a couple of decades ago.
You just don't hear quality music like "Pink Toothbrush" anymore Smile

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Eliel on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 13:48

I own a melted version too. The secret is to own TWO of all important smurf albums.


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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Friedrich on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 14:17

I'm very jealous. I only have one Smurf cassette. Luckily it does have the Pink Toothbrush song. But to have other albums as well... I can only imagine.

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Tim on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 16:16

I'm a bad man. i traded in my Smurf's Lps for Men at Work and Kenny Rogers.

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by cenobyte on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 16:26

I have the Smurfs AND Men At Work AND Kenny Rogers. Well. I don't have
Kenny Rogers *anymore*. But I do have a bunch of stuff on vinyl still -
Cat Stevens, Buddy Holly (original 45s from the 1950s), Glenn Millar
Orchestra, Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys, Bad Religion, Abba, and, of
course, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir (thank you, Grandma. I wasn't even
interested in this when I was eight, but whatever. It's the thought
that counts).

And, since y'all were wondering, here it is, the song that made Alan and I bond for the very first time (apologies for the video. I did not make it):



Youre a Pink Toothbrush - The Smurfs


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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Friedrich on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 16:59

I'm not sure how to feel about being able to sing along without mistakes to the toothbrush song. Still, anything that lets you bond has to be good. Like glue. I like glue.

I do feel that the creator should be hanged by his dominant hand for "Your a Pink Toothbrush".

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by cenobyte on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 19:45

I do feel that the creator should be hanged by his dominant hand for "Your a Pink Toothbrush".


hanging isn't enough.

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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by Jordan on Tue 3 Nov 2009 - 23:26

Is it just me or does the 'Smurfing Beer' song not sound an awful lot like Dolly Parton starts singing at about the two minute mark...and come to think of it, 'Pink Toothbrush' could be the B-side to 'Islands in the Stream'.

Sorry about that...I had to share my misery.

And no, I'm not a big fan of '70's country. In fact, I'm a little ashamed that the former thoughts came over me.

~shudder~


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Re: A Big Thank You

Post by cenobyte on Wed 4 Nov 2009 - 0:16

Dude, just.
No.
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