Pink Poogle Toy Forum

Don't suppose anyone remembers me? Just thought to come back and see how PPT was. I love that the forum's still pretty much the same, maybe a bit more dead, but still looks the same

Oh my god. Pain, pain like never before

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Yes! Hijacked as the first person to post trick-or-treating pictures.



That's my only photoshop fixed picture as of yet. I'll edit as I get more.

The letters that I don't join onto the next one are: b, f, g, j, p, s, x and y. Basically, any that ends on the left side depending on how I write it. Everything else is joined into a scrawled bunch, though I attempt to type if possible.

Halloween costumes! Me and my friend have pacman and a ghost, we're making 3 more ghosts when we get more cardboard boxes so if anyone has a large amount of boxes could you let us know?

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I just found the Wikipedia entry on it and that's it! Thankyou so much! You can close this topic if wanted mods.

I'm trying to remember a PC game I used to have, and I was hoping some of you could give me an idea of what it was.

I remember that you had different platforms that you could put on the screen that would move a series of balls (Soccer balls, baseballs, basketballs, tennis balls) across the screen ...

The lightning bolt thing was an ogre battle.

Lightning Bolt!

Park full of flowers. Summer day. 3 wasp stings. 1 bee sting. Painful day.

I've just joined my area's LARP, and everyone seems really friendly. So I'm new to it along with you.

Tell me how the meeting went, and is it fun?

I hear you when you talk of how difficult it is to take a logo and change the words yourself. I had to take the Grease logo and change the word to Briggs for our Sports Day. Luckily I have some slight skills in Macromedia Flash and managed to make it look okay through Flash's awesome line curving ...

After half an hour of searching through it, I found that Google in fact does not have the answer. Either that, or I'm no good at searching through it.

BEIJING, China (Reuters) -- A Chinese couple tried to name their baby "@," claiming the character used in e-mail addresses echoed their love for the child, an official trying to whip the national language into line said on Thursday.
The unusual name stands out especially in Chinese, which has no ...

These parents do have a slight reason for naming him that. The @ symbol is pronounced Ai Ta by the Chinese, which means 'love him'. I think that was what I read somewhere. But still, why not name him Ai Ta?

Anything I give it results in an error, so I'm not bothering anymore.