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Possessed Freak

Diamond Member
Nov 4, 1999
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darkxshade said:
Nice
try
but
all
I
had
to
do
was
type
this
sentence
into
excel
and
format
the
cell
from
text
to
columns
then
add
the
spoiler
tags
before
and
concatenate
the
spoiler
tags
into
each
cell.
Basically
not
much
additional
mouse
clicks
necessary.
Click to expand...

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Cogman

Cogman

Lifer
Sep 19, 2000
10,286
145
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darkxshade

Lifer
Mar 31, 2001
13,749
6
81
Cogman said:
how
do
you
win
the
game?
Click to expand...


like this:

So,
there's
a
man
crawling
through
the
desert.

He'd
decided
to
try
his
SUV
in
a
little
bit
of
cross-country
travel,
had
great
fun
zooming
over
the
badlands
and
through
the
sand,
got
lost,
hit
a
big
rock,
and
then
he
couldn't
get
it
started
again.
There
were
no
cell
phone
towers
anywhere
near,
so
his
cell
phone
was
useless.
He
had
no
family,
his
parents
had
died
a
few
years
before
in
an
auto
accident,
and
his
few
friends
had
no
idea
he
was
out
here.

He
stayed
with
the
car
for
a
day
or
so,
but
his
one
bottle
of
water
ran
out
and
he
was
getting
thirsty.
He
thought
maybe
he
knew
the
direction
back,
now
that
he'd
paid
attention
to
the
sun
and
thought
he'd
figured
out
which
way
was
north,
so
he
decided
to
start
walking.
He
figured
he
only
had
to
go
about
30
miles
or
so
and
he'd
be
back
to
the
small
town
he'd
gotten
gas
in
last.

He
thinks
about
walking
at
night
to
avoid
the
heat
and
sun,
but
based
upon
how
dark
it
actually
was
the
night
before,
and
given
that
he
has
no
flashlight,
he's
afraid
that
he'll
break
a
leg
or
step
on
a
rattlesnake.
So,
he
puts
on
some
sun
block,
puts
the
rest
in
his
pocket
for
reapplication
later,
brings
an
umbrella
he'd
had
in
the
back
of
the
SUV
with
him
to
give
him
a
little
shade,
pours
the
windshield
wiper
fluid
into
his
water
bottle
in
case
he
gets
that
desperate,
brings
his
pocket
knife
in
case
he
finds
a
cactus
that
looks
like
it
might
have
water
in
it,
and
heads
out
in
the
direction
he
thinks
is
right.

He
walks
for
the
entire
day.
By
the
end
of
the
day
he's
really
thirsty.
He's
been
sweating
all
day,
and
his
lips
are
starting
to
crack.
He's
reapplied
the
sunblock
twice,
and
tried
to
stay
under
the
umbrella,
but
he
still
feels
sunburned.
The
windshield
wiper
fluid
sloshing
in
the
bottle
in
his
pocket
is
really
getting
tempting
now.
He
knows
that
it's
mainly
water
and
some
ethanol
and
coloring,
but
he
also
knows
that
they
add
some
kind
of
poison
to
it
to
keep
people
from
drinking
it.
He
wonders
what
the
poison
is,
and
whether
the
poison
would
be
worse
than
dying
of
thirst.

He
pushes
on,
trying
to
get
to
that
small
town
before
dark.

By
the
end
of
the
day
he
starts
getting
worried.
He
figures
he's
been
walking
at
least
3
miles
an
hour,
according
to
his
watch
for
over
10
hours.
That
means
that
if
his
estimate
was
right
that
he
should
be
close
to
the
town.
But
he
doesn't
recognize
any
of
this.
He
had
to
cross
a
dry
creek
bed
a
mile
or
two
back,
and
he
doesn't
remember
coming
through
it
in
the
SUV.
He
figures
that
maybe
he
got
his
direction
off
just
a
little
and
that
the
dry
creek
bed
was
just
off
to
one
side
of
his
path.
He
tells
himself
that
he's
close,
and
that
after
dark
he'll
start
seeing
the
town
lights
over
one
of
these
hills,
and
that'll
be
all
he
needs.

As
it
gets
dim
enough
that
he
starts
stumbling
over
small
rocks
and
things,
he
finds
a
spot
and
sits
down
to
wait
for
full
dark
and
the
town
lights.

Full
dark
comes
before
he
knows
it.
He
must
have
dozed
off.
He
stands
back
up
and
turns
all
the
way
around.
He
sees
nothing
but
stars.

He
wakes
up
the
next
morning
feeling
absolutely
lousy.
His
eyes
are
gummy
and
his
mouth
and
nose
feel
like
they're
full
of
sand.
He
so
thirsty
that
he
can't
even
swallow.
He
barely
got
any
sleep
because
it
was
so
cold.
He'd
forgotten
how
cold
it
got
at
night
in
the
desert
and
hadn't
noticed
it
the
night
before
because
he'd
been
in
his
car.


Had to shorten it due to 50,000 character limit(whole thing was ~250k) :p
 
MJinZ

MJinZ

Diamond Member
Nov 4, 2009
8,192
0
0
^ Ya'll fail completely.

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Gothgar

Gothgar

Lifer
Sep 1, 2004
13,429
1
0
it
hurts
my
eyes
trying
to
read
this
shit
 
Cogman

Cogman

Lifer
Sep 19, 2000
10,286
145
106
ivan2 said:
ctrl-a ftw
Click to expand...

:)
The
point
of
this
thread
wasn't
to
make
things
impossible
to
read.
 
SSSnail

SSSnail

Lifer
Nov 29, 2006
17,458
83
86
I
sincerely
think
that
you're
just
a
magnificent
c
ontrib
u
tor
a
n
d an asse
t
to this forum
.

Did I do that right? Damn sketchy mouse...
 
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