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Looks that way:
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Jon wanted a closeup of the male backup singers. Apparently the guy in blue wasn't too happy about being there. Or maybe he just got last pick of costumes, and blue was not his favorite. Regardless:
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Just had to grab a nice still of the gang:
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And I have found a live performance of their hit song, "Moskau", right here! The Flash video ran somewhat stuttery for me, but the download link below it worked fine. Stef and I are already committed to learning this song-and-dance routine. You can find this and many other Dshinghis Khan classics on iTunes.
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You can't! Not until the Brew is complete!
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Heh, you can also see some super-secret varieties of forum.
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Haha, I didn't realize we'd be discussing Brews in midstream. We don't want to give anything away, do we? Also, I want my panel now please.
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Also, LCD monitors do not display accurate colors compared to CRT monitors, what with their lower contrast ratios. I think the green looks nice, but I understand that it wasn't what Stef was going for, and I like how the text looks darker against the lighter background colors in the edit.
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I agree on all three statements!
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He does that to me a lot as well. Perhaps he wishes we were both Eleanor. At the same time.
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As I recall, every episode involved MC Hammer needing his magic shoes to defeat some horrible monster or whatever, but the shoes were left behind at the bus stop or something and they had to spend the whole episode retrieving them. Either every episode was like that, or I only remember one episode. Or only one episode was…
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X'o'Lore, please elaborate. I have no idea what you're referring to.
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CSS gives you a lot more flexibility in style changes in HTML. Quick example: let's say you've got a lot of tables on your site, and you decide you want to change all the headers to blue backgrounds. Using HTML, it's a tedious process of changing each instance of the table header cell, but if you've made your site with CSS…
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Special effects? SCIENCE! has death rays and zombies and explosions capable of ripping apart the fabric of space-time! That seems pretty special to me.
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Annnnd The Miscreant bears no resemblance to that Vaati. Sunstar was referring specifically to the Vaati sorceror in The Minish Cap.
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It's true, I would have. Everyone knows you spell 'John' with an 'h'!
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Especially not if you get fired into the drink.
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As I recall, it was a checkbox option in the game's preferences. And also good times.
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A coincidence at best, I assure you. The Minish Cap (with the sorceror Vaati) wasn't released until January 2005, whereas The Miscreant first appeared back in November 2003. Nice try though.
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I could whip up some mighty fine text adventures and number-guessing games on my good-ol' TI-83+.
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My cousin had a copy of the Monopoly CD-ROM game! It takes away some of the charm of the board game (like, there's no banker lording his money-handling powers over the other players), but there was an "Allow Cheating" option, so that's always fun.
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Cascading Style Sheets!
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The "th" is there now. Phew.
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*gasp!* You forgot the "th"! I like the sly look on her face in panel 3.
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Hilariously mysterious circumstances.
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Honestly, how could you confuse the two?
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Unfortunately, the other cat statues have all been auctioned off, so I was unable to take more pictures. Woe.
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Them's some pretty slick-looking results. While I do happen to fall into the Wacom+Photoshop crowd, I still appreciate the classical approach. Maybe I'll have to hunt one of these down when I've got $18 to spare.
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Simply beautiful.
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Hey Night Lord, how did you become so knowledgeable in the ways of identifying French gigolos?