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Awwww

much better! *nods*

EDIT: even...

Charlotte wrote: Panda looks adorable. I think there are way too few Aawwwwws in this thread, considering recent posts.

*awws*

Yeah, I would love to see how he looks today, but we didn't know the folks who actually took him. And since my wife's cousin (who owned the parents and grandparents to these pups) passed away a couple years ago, we have no way to find out.

Maybe the thread should have been titled; Paws and Awws.

Just found the Frankenstine Chronicles. I think I'd heard of them but I'd missed the start of the season, so episode 2 is tonight on Swedish telly. I just watched episode 1 on the computer. I think I rather like it. Dirty, gritty, creepy

*hic*

EDIT: no need to try to frighten me, it seems to have already passed :p

Charlotte wrote: *hic*

... Too much to drink?

Don't recall ever hearing of the Frankenstein Chronicles myself.

Not enough to drink, maybe

The Frankenstein chronicles so far are a bit confusing, maybe since I missed a few minutes of the second episode... William Blake and Mary Shelley are both in it and Frankenstein is written but I am guessing it's not actually Mary Shelley who's running around killing children and stitching the pieces back together... Meanwhile the detective isn't the usual alcoholic. Instead he has syfilis and the mercury meds make him hallucinate. But it works, so far.

Thinking outside the box...

We should use lots of those little guys to generate electricity! But maybe Banj wouldn't like hamster slavery.

I've never heard of Frankenstein Chronicles so I had a quick google and was surprised to find that it's a British show that I've never heard of. I clearly need to pay more attention.

*grumbles*

can anyone explain to me why an X3D inline file shows if I link to it's original location (at x3dom.org) but not if I save it to my own computer or upload it to my own website?

In vrml there used to be issues with spaces in names, but there are none of those. I've checked Chrome's security settings and can't find anything that requires https for the files to load (or any way to "allow active content" or whatever old IE used to call it...)

I was hoping I'd be able to do some 3d stuff again, but it would be sooooo much easier if inlining files worked...