Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1380/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-01-09 09:51:33 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. He then went and played Super Mario RPG, only to get locked behind the dimensional door where Culex was and dropped the key into lava by mistake which completelly obliterated this time frame but luckily most of us were able to escape into a time machine.

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1381/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-01-09 09:54:48 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. He then went and played Super Mario RPG, only to get locked behind the dimensional door where Culex was and dropped the key into lava by mistake which completelly obliterated this time frame but luckily most of us were able to escape into a time machine. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy.

CarCat Level: 51 Posts: 532/572 EXP: 997060 For next: 16878 Since: 10-17-07 From: LA Since last post: 13.0 years Last activity: 11.9 years

Posted on 03-01-09 09:55:24 PM (last edited by CarCat at 03-01-09 06:55 PM) Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!"

Higsby Super Luigi 727 [] Level: 123 Posts: 795/4322 EXP: 20863613 For next: 367653 Since: 07-30-07 From: Canada Since last post: 2.5 years Last activity: 193 days

Posted on 03-01-09 09:57:22 PM (last edited by Higsby at 03-01-09 06:57 PM) Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" ____________________

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1383/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:15:25 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine

CarCat Level: 51 Posts: 534/572 EXP: 997060 For next: 16878 Since: 10-17-07 From: LA Since last post: 13.0 years Last activity: 11.9 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:17:29 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds.

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1387/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:21:58 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind.

CarCat Level: 51 Posts: 537/572 EXP: 997060 For next: 16878 Since: 10-17-07 From: LA Since last post: 13.0 years Last activity: 11.9 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:23:16 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7.

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1388/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:24:31 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture.

CarCat Level: 51 Posts: 538/572 EXP: 997060 For next: 16878 Since: 10-17-07 From: LA Since last post: 13.0 years Last activity: 11.9 years

Posted on 03-01-09 11:25:48 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself.

roxahris 600 was seriously wounded, but the soul still burns. Level: 52 Posts: 508/600 EXP: 1081344 For next: 2496 Since: 07-08-07 From: Somewhere. Since last post: 9.4 years Last activity: 8.6 years

Posted on 03-02-09 04:53:58 AM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. ____________________ White on white... hard to see, right?

Liliana "A horrible person". That's what it says. "A horrible person." We weren't even testing for that. Level: NaN Posts: 181/-3841 EXP: NaN For next: 0 Since: 07-23-07 Since last post: 10.3 years Last activity: 10.1 years

Posted on 03-02-09 06:54:57 AM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. However, a faulty update caused a kernel panic, making the Linux installation unusable. ____________________

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1393/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-02-09 12:42:20 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. However, a faulty update caused a kernel panic, making the Linux installation unusable. Fortunatly Teconmoon was wearing a steel plate on his face, but the force of the attack sent him flying under a bus.

Sponty Part boy, part car; Boycar, Protector and King of Chilladelphia Level: 184 Posts: 2265/11098 EXP: 85643189 For next: 476221 Since: 08-24-07 Pronouns: he/him From: Canada Since last post: 6 days Last activity: 5 days

Posted on 03-02-09 03:48:16 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. However, a faulty update caused a kernel panic, making the Linux installation unusable. Fortunatly Teconmoon was wearing a steel plate on his face, but the force of the attack sent him flying under a bus. Which is not a surprise, because the bus was painted with a sign "Teconmoon goes here."

Teconmoon Catgirl User 275 Level: 84 Posts: 1395/1772 EXP: 5452241 For next: 209711 Since: 09-17-07 From: Edmonds, WA Since last post: 12.5 years Last activity: 12.5 years

Posted on 03-02-09 08:15:41 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. However, a faulty update caused a kernel panic, making the Linux installation unusable. Fortunatly Teconmoon was wearing a steel plate on his face, but the force of the attack sent him flying under a bus. Which is not a surprise, because the bus was painted with a sign "Teconmoon goes here." It also made a derp noise when you tried to honk, which basically told Teconmoon to hop down there.

Sponty Part boy, part car; Boycar, Protector and King of Chilladelphia Level: 184 Posts: 2302/11098 EXP: 85643189 For next: 476221 Since: 08-24-07 Pronouns: he/him From: Canada Since last post: 6 days Last activity: 5 days

Posted on 03-02-09 08:29:40 PM Link | Quote

It all started one Sunday afternoon, and everyone was planning on something new and surprising. Unfortunately for everyone, today was not a day for newness, as the time machine was once again stuck in an infinite loop. We called the plumber to fix it, but he was saving a princess. We sent someone to find him, but he came back when he found out that "Your plumber's in another castle." about 3 times. We eventually had to press the reset button, which made the day a time for newness. Unfortunately, the reset button was also stuck in an infinite loop, so no actual progression could be made. We then resorted to pulling the plug on the whole damned thing and that's how we reset it. The problem was with the programming itself, so simply rebooting the time machine was a fruitless effort. After that we sent the Wii that this world was running on to Nintendo and they discovered a Wii virus named Myon Beyond was causing a redirected to world 0-1 over and over again so they OBLITERATED the Myon Beyond virus and sent the Wii back and the time loop was over. This is humorous, because neither the PS3 nor the 360 would ever have gotten that virus considering how superior they are compared to the Wii. Thus CarCat went to Wal-Mart and bought a PS3 so that the problem would never arise again. Sadly, it wasn't backwards-compatible and therefore couldn't play "One Sunday Afternoon", which was only released for the PS2 and the Wii. Luckily we have a spare PS2 in the closet, so everything was once again fine. Unfortunately, you didn't get the PS2 version, only the Wii version. And that's when Carcat tore his hair out in frustration. The remainder of the time, CarCat ported "One Sunny Afternoon" to PS2. He later noticed that "One Sunny Afternoon" was a really really bad game, and he still hadn't used his "One Sunday Afternoon" for anything useful. CarCat later played "One Bad Sunday Afternoon", which ironically was the best thing ever. He then later noticed when he had finished playing the game that it could not even begin to compare to Super Mario RPG. Reason being - the game had surpassed Super Mario RPG, and therefore comparing would be futile. And then this story shot off on a random tangent. And then Teconmoon ate the tangent... which was quite juicy. At random, someone over a megaphone announced: "SOUNDS THE ALARM!" And then another random voice said "The control point is being contested!" And then Viarra installed Windows Vista on the time machine However, the ghost of CarCat caused it to blue screen every 13.37 seconds. Which was expected, because this Vista had a leftover corrupt Windows 95 installation left behind. We eventually installed Windows 7. Which fixed the problem right away and even regenerated the world that was blown apart by the time fracture. But we forgot that it was a trial, and it uninstalled itself. roxahris, deciding the story was going nowhere, installed Linux. Then, he stabbed Teconmoon in the face. However, a faulty update caused a kernel panic, making the Linux installation unusable. Fortunatly Teconmoon was wearing a steel plate on his face, but the force of the attack sent him flying under a bus. Which is not a surprise, because the bus was painted with a sign "Teconmoon goes here." It also made a derp noise when you tried to honk, which basically told Teconmoon to hop down there. Don't forget about the gigantic n00b sign.