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Offline redsniper

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Almost as bad as Falling Sand is...
...Sodaplay
Personally I like Falling Sand better (and therefore waste more time on it) but I though you lot would have fun with this too. :D
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Offline Flipside

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Re: Almost as bad as Falling Sand is...
LOL Interesting, though, I'll admit, my first few minutes of fiddling merely produced some poor wretched thing that dragged itself into a corner and spasmed :(

 

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Re: Almost as bad as Falling Sand is...
Sodaplay is SOOO old, I can't blame you for reposting it. ;) I think I first saw it in 97 or so.
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Offline FireCrack

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Re: Almost as bad as Falling Sand is...
As above, i think i saw it back in 98
actualy, mabye not.
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