Not that often, but then the same goes for most of my collection really. I'll probably dig them out now.

[rab] Er... yes, you're right, aren't you? Note to self: pull finger out.

[ZK] My best excuse for not attending Uni lecturers was to claim I was boycotting them. This did not perturb my tutors in the least, acclimatised as they were to student politics. They didn't ask the reason.

And really, you know, it's about time they started using webcams to narrowcast the lectures anyway. I've attended several sessions at the University of Washington (where I'm not even a student) via this method.

Something went wrong with my connection to the epilg again last night. Was it a good-un?

Not sure how it compares to others, but I enjoyed my brief visit. I'm a bit worried about some of the late night tv programmes that snorgle watches, shocked I am!

I was bored, ok? I don't do that everyday, oh no. Not at all. ;-)

Sorry about my non-participation. I had a chat going on that required all my attention, but I think there *might* be a positive outcome :o)

Oh good! It sounded like something was going on..

*Mimes well done penf - keep us up to 'date' ;o)*

Didn't make it back from Birmingham in time to join you - maybe there's a transcript to read?

[penfold] Sorry I ran out the second you appeared, wasn't really s'posed to be there. [snorgle] I saw bits of that programme too - my housemate was pretending to be 'reading some academic research papers with the telly on in the background' when I came in from the pub. Incidentally, a present from DrQ has arrived, so could you drop me a line so we can organise duplication and distribution (rab at angrycake dot com).

Bob the dog
Pink the panther
I never really got started before it went all pear-shaped.

[snorgle] Thanks for your mail - sadly I'm unable to reply as requested cos you neglected to put your desired return email address in. Any chance you could supply the same? Cheers.

Last night Lord of the Rings was mooted as a possible theme for a future week, though I think this was just snorgle wanting to dress up as an elf, in stockings and a tight leather jerkin.

looks shockedhowever did you guess?!?

How does one get onto an e-pilg?

[R5] See here. Look just below the clock to see the link to the 'real time chat server'.

Fabulous. Ta!

[Dujon] are you sure you really wanted to tell a Righwraith where to find everyone?? :-)

gah. Ringwraith, it was

[Dujon]That was a bit unwise, you know. I'll have to draw him away from the ringbearer(whoever could THAT be?).

snorgle] Not guilty!

They are all around..

I didn't like 'The Return of the King'. Am I alone in this?

[Bob] There has been extensive discourse on that very subject in Orange MC [Chat Game].

May I express an interest here? Any chance of an MC game? I rather like Kim's idea of a couple of weeks ago.

[Chalky] Could you remind us what that suggestion was?

Bob] I doubt it. I haven't seen it, and have no plans to. I have an aversion to things that become so popular.

[st d] Just curious; what happens if something you like becomes popular after you started liking it? Do you go off it, or do you think "Yay, it became popular, people have occasional flashes of good taste after all"?

I think std has a point. Once things become too popular, all of their imaginative juices are sucked out by hype and marketing.

Chalky] If I may be so bold as to enquire of you fair maiden, whither this be the poste ye didst refer? whilst thou is here, try this Ye Game of ye Crescent Morningtown on Orange

[rab, Inkspot] Yes 'twas the very thinge ... or Cockney Rhyming Slang MC ...

Inkspot's right. My idea for a new game a couple of weeks ago was for a revival of "Ye Crescent Morningtowne" from a couple of years ago. Since then, I've had two other flashes of inspiration mundane ideas.
Idea 1: "Claim to Fame". First person posts a (possibly actual, possibly fictional) claim to fame (eg "My father once interviewed David Cassidy" (this is true)) and the next person tries to better it in some way. Needs refining.
Idea 2: Problem page: first person posts an unlikely-sounding "Dear Marge" problem and the next person provides some humourous advice.
Hey, I'm an ideas man; I leave it to the little people to work out the details!