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First guest on the list? Magnus Bane!

I've just never been able to work out how to record with it.

This all assumes that I can somehow weave my way though the ticking schedule-beasts of the Time Zones, of course.

(In the event that I can't make the time and thus record, I can try to help people figure out how to do it or just show them how to set up a Linux VM and clone my recording setup.)

- Tomash

that, with sufficient time/effort/etc., you could insert the agents into footage of the thing you were missioning.

- Tomash

*sets off rainbow confetti bomb*

Today, on the last day before they go on break over summer, the German Bundestag (our lower house of parliament) voted on a bill that would legalize same-sex-marriage.

IT PASSED! Finally, after the CDU delayed the vote for 4+ years, it has passed 393-226. The bill still has to go through the Bundesrat, which is expected to happen, on 7th July. When I found out this morning, I actually almost cried with happiness. I still cannot actually believe this has finaly happened.



~Ak

My time has recently become much more constricted, however, so finding the time to play may be challenging. Still, please sign me up!

-Alleb

Hi everyone. I'd like to see if people would be up for playing Citation Needed, a panel game ostensibly about Wikipedia articles but mostly about tangents, diversions, puns, and general mayhem. Here's an example episode, in which the rules are contained:

'Mad' Jack Churchill and a Live Studio Audience!

If you didn't click the link, and that's fine, the rules are as follows.

The host (in this case, me) has a Wikipedia article open and the contestants can't see it. The host asks them questions about it; every question they get right is a point and a *ding!*, and particularly good answers receive the PPC's special prize of MYSTERY BLEEPRIIIIIIN (oh ~yeah~). The contestant with the most points at the end of the game is the winner, who will be in receipt of an amusing and incredibly laboured pun for a prize. No expense has been spared; we have in fact killed them all.

So, who'd like to play! Ideally, I'd love to get the sections recorded as well, and have people in the chat to listen, react, applaud, and generally make it feel more like a radio show. There's three panelists per show, but I'll be rotating the panels so everyone can get a go. =]

Sign up here, express interest, and if enough people want it then we'll set a date! =]

I think I made an introductory thread, bit maybe I forgot to do so.

Anyways, I'm more of a Forgotten Realms, Warhammer 40k and Doom fan.

I do seem to remember making an introductory thread. Maybe I forgot to post it?

I can do that. I'll only be able to work on it on Sunday, as I'm dog-sitting from Sunday night to Friday morning, and won't have computer access all that time. If that's acceptable (read: if you trust me to do a good enough beta job in that time frame), then I can do it. You can either email me a Word document to edit, or give me access to leave comments on a GDoc. Email is clickable above.

—doctorlit, eating up his last bit of free time before the dog-sitting dredge