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All Else / Re: Dingo suggests
« on: June 05, 2013, 07:10:53 AM »
Discordian Dark Angels (I saw Ratatost get kind of reactionary against this one (not unfairly), so it seems to be a feather ruffler)
You mean Discordian Dark Elves? Where did Ratatosk get reactionary, can you link it? I'm curious. ;-)

On FaceSpace. I don't remember which group, I shared it. Hopefully Rat will return here to tell you himself.

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All Else / Dingo suggests
« on: June 03, 2013, 09:47:07 AM »
Include (I will add links later);

Discordian Dark Elves (I saw Ratatost get kind of reactionary against this one (not unfairly), so it seems to be a feather ruffler)

Eat - Words by Magister Lundi and images by ElSjaako - I'm biased as I'm a fan of Lundi, but also I'd like to include folk from as far and wide as possible, and afaik, she's our only South American contributor.

Rant #2 and Speculative Fiction and Novelty - Enki.

Pissing on your idea - Cram

Probably ONE article assembled with a few codes;
DDate (inc. commentary by El Sjaako)
FnordFinder
A link to the other programs available on POEE (inc fonts and other silliness)

My 5 Discordian Rituals - Adam Gorightly

Discordianism Sucks -Sjaako.

PICTURES

Some of the IRC comics

Enki:
-Sealed for your protection
-Thanks to capitalism...
-New arm for Christmas
-Maybe you're a product too
-Repression

Cram
-Everyone's a pope (cabbages)
-Cram/Magritte Mashup
-CTC images

Sondra
-Nobody serves
-Still dangerous

Trip: Holy Book of Truth quote (other days it just rains)

-I hate Eris graffiti.
-Thought w/o words (small town geek)


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Intermittens written submissions / Re: Editors thread for IM11
« on: June 02, 2013, 01:06:04 AM »
I'm just looking through for the works I'd like included, but then I'll get to writing that.

Also, marking time is coming at me like a train, so if I disappear, that's why.

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Intermittens written submissions / Re: Editors thread for IM11
« on: May 31, 2013, 07:38:30 AM »
I've been putting out a lot of the images of South America: Would a photo essay of Discordia in South America do the trick? Or do you want writing?

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Intermittens written submissions / Re: Editors thread for IM11
« on: May 30, 2013, 07:56:31 AM »
Right, let's scrap the current schedule. I was really trying to burn into something quick, but since then I was suddenly employed in a school contract i didn't see coming and really can't dedicate any kind of time during weekdays.

Cram, I'm happy to help out in any way you like, provided I can do so mostly on the weekends. I just want to be helping someone else's vision for this one, more than commanding the direction myself. Though layout isn't really high in my skill-set.

Would you like me to go through and select content for inclusion? I can set up a thread of what I would like to see included.

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Intermittens written submissions / Re: Editors thread for IM11
« on: May 24, 2013, 06:52:40 AM »
Rat/Bwana;

I was hoping to get most submissions in within a week of announcement then a magazine done by the end of second week.

I've had to spend less time on this because of suddenly being employed (how the fuck did that happen?) so I'm still x-posting some of the stuff from the email.

I'm playing it as 'Submissions are ongoing' so that the editor can choose what to take, right up to day of release. And then after that hopefully there's enough left over that whoever chooses to do the next one will have a wide selection to pick from. I'm kind of trying to set myself up in a production role, as I've got a lot to do with my own project, but wanted to leverage the connections I made traveling recently, to produce something creative and collaborative.

Enki:
I think Cram's keen to edit this one, (I had this whole thing about not wanting to do two in a row) so if you want to collaborate there, see what his plans are. Otherwise, that could be rad for #12.

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I shared Dark Elves on Facebook when I saw it on Tumblr, it got some strong responses.

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Intermittens written submissions / Re: Editors thread for IM11
« on: May 20, 2013, 01:12:37 PM »
Go for it Cram.

I have some extra stuff coming in from the email, but suddenly I'm in a classroom again so you may have to wait a little. 

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Intermittens image submissions / Re: Stamps
« on: May 20, 2013, 01:11:24 PM »
Nice! Your Fnord?

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Intermittens image submissions / Re: Exploitables
« on: May 17, 2013, 01:51:13 AM »
Oz centric, but might be good. My version:



The exploitable.


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Intermittens image submissions / Exploitables
« on: May 17, 2013, 01:25:53 AM »
A place for exploitable images.

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Intermittens image submissions / Re: Fractal Cult Images
« on: May 17, 2013, 01:24:14 AM »
IS the design on the CTC images yours too Cram?

Also do you have the original image for the Darth Cupcake image people are having fun with?

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Intermittens image submissions / IRC Comics
« on: May 13, 2013, 10:04:53 AM »
These are made by a robot taking snatches of conversation and turning them to comic through ramdom imagesand backgrounds.

So legally, ???? But here's a selection anyway; http://placiddingo.com/?p=358

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Intermittens written submissions / Re: A few Dingo Works
« on: May 13, 2013, 08:55:02 AM »
Also, the text from here is good for use; http://placiddingo.com/?p=331

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Clever Merry went to Illuminated Truth State High School. Her Headmaster, Mr Duncan-Duncan was a very naughty man.

In her first year, she noticed the school swimming team were full of kids who did very little work. They had to pass all their tests to prove they were ready to swim for the school. Merry didn’t understand how they could all pass their tests if they never did any work.

Then, a year later it turned out that Mr Duncan-Duncan had been passing all the swimmers no matter how badly they did on their tests. What a clever Merry! What a naughty Headmaster!

When she was in grade three, Merry saw that the team for the Spelling Bee was doing much better than ever, but the Team Captain couldn’t even spell his own name. ‘This is odd’ thought Merry.

Then it turned out that Mr Duncan-Duncan had been providing the answers via headset. What a clever Merry! What a naughty Headmaster.

Merry made a choice. NEVER AGAIN! would she be played for a fool. NEVER AGAIN! would she be tricked by that naughty Headmaster. She kept her eyes peeled, and soon she could see the extent of  his villainy. When the school sports day was cancelled because of predicted bad weather that never arrived, she knew that Mr Duncan-Duncan must have paid off the weatherman. When Jimmy Key broke his leg falling off the deck, she knew he had probably been pushed. And when there was a new room set up but unused she knew it was to be a holding pen for the naughty students to await medical experimentation.

Mr Duncan-Duncan watched Merry out his window, handing out fliers that accused the school of adding hormones to the drinking water.

“Well,” he mused to himself, as he applied whiteout to the school captain’s geography mark, “It was easy enough to get away with all this before… but now, it’s a cinch!”

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