This place has already outlasted all of the old haunts if my memory serves me correctly, and still no sight of random thread disapearances. :)

I still cry over the slow bizarre vanishing death of qmap. :( 

Wake up your taste buds, man. Coke is vile.

The taste of coke still comes from its original source, that is the cocoa leaf; though the leaf is denatured of its life affirming essense and what we have in its place is a tepid, minor stimulant, it is still better than milk.

Bring back the Real Thing! 

CZG I AM STILL YOUR FRIEND AND I LOVE YOU FOR EVER HUGGIESSSSSS 

1. Find someone who cooks really, really well and somehow trick them into marrying your lazy ass. Have them cook meals for you prior to your time at work. 

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I plead the fifth. 

plead insanity, it'll be much more convincing under the circumstances. 

but you already drank it!

Oh, and thanks for the appreciation, guys. 

list of grateful Func_ visitors.

Tron: If you haven't seen it, I've the entire old QMap "Mapping Help" thread saved at my site: http://user.tninet.se/~xir870k . I only wished there were more saved threads. 

Hurry up and upgrade the exchange which services my new place you fucking slack telephony wholesaling bastards 

this board rocks, no extra shit avatars, sigs or whatnot, just a comfortable layout and mostly good-natured talk. :)

Maybe a post icon with a thumb up would be useful. 

but old qmap had site/map tracker
and icon abuse too 

more meaningful. I wouldd raise a mug for Metl any day or time of the week. 

Here at our house when Telstra put the line in they apparently set it up on a pairgain or something like that, which means no broadband to this residence.

Apparently it was being fixed soon/has been fixed recently though so a decent connection soon. Huzzah! 

One person who is trying to play my Apinaraivo / Monkey Rage (download at http://www.quaddicted.com/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,49/) has a problem. He has extracted the archive file into the Quake dir, loads quake with the correct -game settings, but upon typing "map araivo" he receives an error that looks like:

ifNOT 5650[?]
spawnpointerror

He has tried both GLQuake and FitzQuake and the error happens with both. I cannot reproduce this problem and I can't recall of anyone having any similar problems with my map. What could be the reason for this? 

he's using the -listen option, i.e. he's trying to run in DM mode instead of SP. Since you don't have any DM spawn points on this map, the engine will via QC get stuck in a loop looking for a spawn point until a counter is exceeded.

This behaviour is a bit weird in the standard QC. 

So I at least got in the top 10 for Planetquake's wallpaper contest. I wasn't expect to be in the top 3 anyway, and even if I got 2nd or 3rd - I really have no interest in a Quake 4 t-shirt or 3 free months of GameSpy Clubbadubdub 

I hope your virtual masturbation does not gum up the works and make func slower than it already is. 

Func_ owns, its just slow at 3am EST :) 

I hope your virtual masturbation does not gum up the works and make func slower than it already is.

I want inertia to be the MC at my Roast. 

So let me get this straight... the US people are whining about gasoline prices rising (they are 2.60$ a gallon over there apparently, which makes it 0.68$ per litre) while here in Finland gasoline costs over 1.2 euro per litre (which adds up to over 5$ for a gallon)? What is wrong with this picture? 

$3.00 here per gallon. And yes we're whining because our whole urban model is based around personal cars instead of social transports - we have buses, but nobody uses them. Most people drive their own cars to their neighbor's houses instead of walking ,etc etc, and we end up paying like 5 billion a week for gas. Plus Bush sucks. 

Why not walk or use a bus? 

density in the states means that it is necessary to drive further to accomplish equivalant task in Europe. A German friend of mine once pointed out to me that you could move the entire population of Germany in to the state of Texas with its current population in tact and not equal the population density current in Germany. So, cheap gas versus expensive gas effects the bottom line to a greater extent than in Europe.

As far as mass transit, it is terribly ineffecient for the end user. In the states, sans some latte towns that ban automobiles, you can get from your front door to the parking lot of any other inhabited place on the continent without a great excercion of energy. Try stocking up for a week at the grocery store and hauling it on a bus and then hauling it to your front door, and you'll see what I mean.