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One day, Robbie was sitting in a well-lit room, playing his PlayStation. On top of his racks was Music 2000. He was avidly pressing the buttons in some sort of sequences and he gave a sigh of relief as "Your song is now complete!" appeared on the screen. "Save" appeared on the screen and he pressed onto it. Knowing that his masterpiece was finished, he went on to play some of his favorite games.
The next day, he loaded up Music 2000, pressed "Load" and went to open the file, when "No saved songs found" appeared and Robbie went into a state of shock. Robbie stared at the screen for a square 40 minutes before turning off the console and running to the corner to sulk, with his 'life work' destroyed. Robbie woke up the next day and said no more about it, but was evidently distraught.
Robbie is now a pub signer and performs at the occasional concert.
So, that's the basic life story of Mr Williams ;)
Citzen.
The next day, he loaded up Music 2000, pressed "Load" and went to open the file, when "No saved songs found" appeared and Robbie went into a state of shock. Robbie stared at the screen for a square 40 minutes before turning off the console and running to the corner to sulk, with his 'life work' destroyed. Robbie woke up the next day and said no more about it, but was evidently distraught.
Robbie is now a pub signer and performs at the occasional concert.
So, that's the basic life story of Mr Williams ;)
Citzen.
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Prawn Star wrote:
Badgerman wrote:
7 days and still no GAD, tsk tsk :-)[.]
Look at me! I've gone allmost 60 without one... Then again I've been here almost 60...
Winning ain't everything. You should just come to the place for enjoyment. Although, 99% of people don't and I sometimes find it hard to enjoy people writing either spam or mass ammounts of writing in order to win a game, which is just boring and has no real meaning to it.
Badgerman wrote:
7 days and still no GAD, tsk tsk :-)[.]
Look at me! I've gone allmost 60 without one... Then again I've been here almost 60...
Winning ain't everything. You should just come to the place for enjoyment. Although, 99% of people don't and I sometimes find it hard to enjoy people writing either spam or mass ammounts of writing in order to win a game, which is just boring and has no real meaning to it.
Badgerman wrote:
7 days and still no GAD, tsk tsk :-)[.]
Look at me! I've gone allmost 60 without one... Then again I've been here almost 60...
7 days and still no GAD, tsk tsk :-)[.]
Look at me! I've gone allmost 60 without one... Then again I've been here almost 60...
Should you really be here shaneo? Thought you were banned on several ocasions? I think SR were trying to tell you something.
7 days and still no GAD, tsk tsk :-)
One day, Robbie was sitting in a well-lit room, playing his PlayStation. On top of his racks was Music 2000. He was avidly pressing the buttons in some sort of sequences and he gave a sigh of relief as "Your song is now complete!" appeared on the screen. "Save" appeared on the screen and he pressed onto it. Knowing that his masterpiece was finished, he went on to play some of his favorite games.
The next day, he loaded up Music 2000, pressed "Load" and went to open the file, when "No saved songs found" appeared and Robbie went into a state of shock. Robbie stared at the screen for a square 40 minutes before turning off the console and running to the corner to sulk, with his 'life work' destroyed. Robbie woke up the next day and said no more about it, but was evidently distraught.
Robbie is now a pub signer and performs at the occasional concert.
So, that's the basic life story of Mr Williams ;)
Citzen.
The next day, he loaded up Music 2000, pressed "Load" and went to open the file, when "No saved songs found" appeared and Robbie went into a state of shock. Robbie stared at the screen for a square 40 minutes before turning off the console and running to the corner to sulk, with his 'life work' destroyed. Robbie woke up the next day and said no more about it, but was evidently distraught.
Robbie is now a pub signer and performs at the occasional concert.
So, that's the basic life story of Mr Williams ;)
Citzen.
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