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A breath of fresh nostalgia from alt.games.mornington-cresent. Let the countdown commence!
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10,000 Celerity CDs |
matt: 9,999 Washington DCs
(12:58, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
Fat German: I'm sorry, have I missed something? What are the rules?
(15:54, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
matt: Have a look at the
original which, I'm alarmed to discover, seems to
be still going strong many years and unimaginable
multifurcations later on a.g.m.c. In short: a countdown
of large quantities of ridiculous things that are in some
stupid way related to the previous ridiculous things in
the list.
(16:20, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
jim: 9,998 washing machines Good lord, I remember this one from my Usenetting days.
(17:39, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,997 dei ex machinae
(18:26, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
Jrs: 9,996 ropes and pulleys
(21:05, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
The Wolfman: 9,995 tug-of-war teams Well, they use rope....
(21:45, Wed 08-Aug-2001)
Dunx: 9,994 tug-of-love children Is the typo in the title a
deliberate homage to the misspelt a.g.m.c newsgroup,
or would you like it corrected?
(01:29, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Blob: 9,993 Kramer v. Kramer videos [Dunx] Judging by the fact that matt kicked off this same game in Acre St. (Makes sign of cross, swallows garlic) with precisely the same title, I reckon it's intentional.
(09:35, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
CdM: 9,992 Washington DC bookshops
(10:48, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,991 Libraries of Congress What spelling mistake?
(11:47, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
jim: 9,990 librarians in a conga "10,000 Celerity CDs"(sic) was the subject of a spam sent to alt.games.mornington.cresent more years ago than I care to count. Only on agmc would such a thing spawn perhaps the longest-running game on any Crescent forum.
(13:07, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Fat German: 9,989 Orang-Utans from Tonga
(13:19, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Sic: 9,988 Worshippers speaking in Tongues Ooo. Never seen this before. How close does the relationship have to be? I went for 'remote, but bearable'.
(14:27, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
matt: Of whom 9,987 Wore hipsters, the other wore
none
[Dunx] Yes, it's deliberate
[Sic] Up to you -- I doubt anyone's going to buzz you for
being too tenuous
[jim] Can you think of any better use for spam?
(16:08, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
blamelewis: 9,986 Hip replacements for the Queen Mum - what a great way to start a game!
(16:30, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
penelope: 9,987 knee jerk reactions to 'Brass Eye'
(17:05, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
The Wolfman: 9.986 men with glass eyes
(19:49, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
The Wolfman: Let's try that again in bold shall we? 9,986 men with
glass eyes
(19:51, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Watty: 9,985 women with eyeglasses.
(20:44, Thu 09-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,984 seldom passes
(02:19, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Blob: 9,983 Student bus passes
(12:24, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Jrs: 9,982 One Day Travelcards
(15:15, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
matt: 9,981 One Night Stands
(15:30, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,980 Lemonade Stands Everywhere
(15:47, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Dunx: 9,979 Lemon-Scented Paper Napkins
(15:54, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
blamelewis: 9,978 stories told about Zaphod Beeblebrox that are 90% untrue.
(17:26, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
The Wolfman: 9,977 Pan-Galactic Gargle Blasters, declaring
headache.
(17:39, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
penelope: 9,976 Pan-fried breasts of guinea fowl with redcurrant sauce declaring dyspepsia
(18:15, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
JLE: 9,975 curries from Mister Khan's in Rusholme, declaring Delhi Belly.
(22:19, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,974 mixed Edwina Curries, David Currys and Mark Currys
(08:10, Sat 11-Aug-2001)
CdM: 9,973 soft-boiled eggs
(10:47, Sat 11-Aug-2001)
blamelewis: 9,972 clones of Heinz Wolff
(13:51, Sat 11-Aug-2001)
Projoy: 9,971 interminable lieder by Wolf
(14:37, Sat 11-Aug-2001)
Thos: 9970 inaccurate leaders from the Sun
(00:09, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
Barry the Time Sprout: 9,969 politicians blaming civil servants
(08:58, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
JLE: 9,968 cases of foot and mouth
(12:55, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
blamelewis: 9,967 cases of foot in mouth.
(14:40, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
CdM: 9,966 dim sum
(17:14, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
The Wolfman: 9,965 Fortune Cookies
(17:23, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
penelope: 9,954 Christmas Cracker jokes. Big Fib. The official truth is that there are just seven.
(20:20, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
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