David E. Smith on 20 Mar 2003 03:28:01 -0000


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[Spoon-business] The Daily Recognizer (Wednesday evening)


Sheeba buys an Olive Tree. Eir Net Worth is merely 42, as there does not
presently exist a mechanism for converting BNS to Points (at least, I
don't think there is...) Thus, the Olive Tree costs 3 points (given to
the long-forgotten Athena's Society).

Sheeba moves on the Grid, and picks up a Lemon Gnome.

Sheeba answers the Telephone. (+5 points)

Sheeba joins vSOI.

Wonko uploads an Automation Script. One that's not too terribly onerous,
even. (Wheee!)

Bridgeweaver gives the Pink Scarf to Wonko, who also receives 13 Style.

There was precipitation. Four Gnomes (unowned, on the Grid) also took
damage, in addition to all the gnomes already mauled by BvS.

BvS receives 13 points (Gnome Minister paycheck)

"Unlikely Icecapades" is p1388/1.
"The Grid: Not Just For Football Anymore" is p1389/1.
"I wonder what this button does...?" is p1383/1.
"Just one more Nweek..." is p1391/0.
"But that's MY Nomvivor winnings!" is p1392/0.
"Even the GM gets some loot" is p1393/0.
"Fire Burns" is p1394/0.
"Unanimous Yes" is p1395/0. (Is this intended to create a new rule? If so,
   it might be a good idea to put that somewhere in the proposal.), p1395/1.
"Mis(s )Ty(/i)p(p)ing" is p1384/1.
"In Memorial" is p1396/0.
"Voting Revamp" is p1397/0. (Shouldn't the '4' be a '3'?)
"Introducing the Plugboard" is p1398/0.
"Olive Harvesting" is p1399/0.
""Add"ing Things Up" is p1382/1.

Sorry for things being late, but work is hectic. Anyone who's ever had to
deal with ARIN knows the horrors of which I speak. (If you don't know,
consider yourself fortunate indeed.)

...dave



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