Sunday 13th March 2005
Posted In: Mega-Zine Letters. Reading This Thread:
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Quote: Andrew_
What's Spiky Stuy doing in there?
Page Three
From Your Fave Chair, WLW
Here is a list of the all-time greatest 'ziners:
1. Farmer Jack
2. Arrant Nerd Boxes Yodeller
3. Lilac Leopard
4. The Brigadier (where are you?)
5. Freshly Squeezed Cynic
6. Wonky Gnome
7. Spiky Stuy
8. He Who Loves To Skank
9. The DeLorean
10. Big Bob Flapper
Interesting Chair
I'd like to know what criteria
YOU BASED THAT LIST ON
What's Spiky Stuy doing in there?
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i ws just blowing a kiss for the chair's year.
I've been on way longer than that...
I've been on way longer than that...
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'Zine has been read in my family for five generations. Back in those days, 'Zine was delievered to your home by carrier pidgeon. Poet's corner was full of angsty haikus by Wilfred Owen. Even an up and coming German politician called Adolf, got in print with letters such as; "My top ten greatest fluffy creatures, ever" and "Five fun things to do to the Jewish".
My great-grandfather would run home from the pit each evening to read 'zine. He was that excited, bless him, he used to leave his canaries at the coal pits. Still, they'd been dead for three years anyway, so he guessed it didn't matter that much.
Poor bloke was killed two days later when he sparked up a woodbine down a mine shaft. Oh, how we laughed.
In conclusion, I am better than you. That much better in fact, I shall stick out my tongue, press my thumb against my nose, and wiggle my fingers like a crazy mofo on a psychadelic caffeine flash back.
Reading 'zine for a year indeed
I've been writing to teletext since I was in the scrotum. Hang your head in shame, young Jedi.
My great-grandfather would run home from the pit each evening to read 'zine. He was that excited, bless him, he used to leave his canaries at the coal pits. Still, they'd been dead for three years anyway, so he guessed it didn't matter that much.
Poor bloke was killed two days later when he sparked up a woodbine down a mine shaft. Oh, how we laughed.
In conclusion, I am better than you. That much better in fact, I shall stick out my tongue, press my thumb against my nose, and wiggle my fingers like a crazy mofo on a psychadelic caffeine flash back.
Reading 'zine for a year indeed
I've been writing to teletext since I was in the scrotum. Hang your head in shame, young Jedi.
Dismantling a person is sometimes necessary...
Quote: The_Thought_Fox_
Please start writing in again
'Zine has been read in my family for five generations. Back in those days, 'Zine was delievered to your home by carrier pidgeon. Poet's corner was full of angsty haikus by Wilfred Owen. Even an up and coming German politician called Adolf, got in print with letters such as; "My top ten greatest fluffy creatures, ever" and "Five fun things to do to the Jewish".
My great-grandfather would run home from the pit each evening to read 'zine. He was that excited, bless him, he used to leave his canaries at the coal pits. Still, they'd been dead for three years anyway, so he guessed it didn't matter that much.
Poor bloke was killed two days later when he sparked up a woodbine down a mine shaft. Oh, how we laughed.
In conclusion, I am better than you. That much better in fact, I shall stick out my tongue, press my thumb against my nose, and wiggle my fingers like a crazy mofo on a psychadelic caffeine flash back.
Reading 'zine for a year indeed
I've been writing to teletext since I was in the scrotum. Hang your head in shame, young Jedi.
Please start writing in again
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Quote: The_Thought_Fox_
hahaha 
'Zine has been read in my family for five generations. Back in those days, 'Zine was delievered to your home by carrier pidgeon. Poet's corner was full of angsty haikus by Wilfred Owen. Even an up and coming German politician called Adolf, got in print with letters such as; "My top ten greatest fluffy creatures, ever" and "Five fun things to do to the Jewish".
My great-grandfather would run home from the pit each evening to read 'zine. He was that excited, bless him, he used to leave his canaries at the coal pits. Still, they'd been dead for three years anyway, so he guessed it didn't matter that much.
Poor bloke was killed two days later when he sparked up a woodbine down a mine shaft. Oh, how we laughed.
In conclusion, I am better than you. That much better in fact, I shall stick out my tongue, press my thumb against my nose, and wiggle my fingers like a crazy mofo on a psychadelic caffeine flash back.
Reading 'zine for a year indeed
I've been writing to teletext since I was in the scrotum. Hang your head in shame, young Jedi.
hahaha
Officially female according to Pamplemeese Decree.
Wow, there's a bandwagon here, and I'm not jumping on it 
Quote: unperson_
Wow, you must live on the set of Dr. Quinn, medicine woman. God bless the industrial revolution, I say. We have automobiles to jump on these days. Never before has bouncing been so much fun. Or shingle friendly.
Wow, there's a bandwagon here, and I'm not jumping on it
Wow, you must live on the set of Dr. Quinn, medicine woman. God bless the industrial revolution, I say. We have automobiles to jump on these days. Never before has bouncing been so much fun. Or shingle friendly.
Vel:
*sigh*
Emma:
Hi VR...
Princess Psycho:
Hi I am back in the UK so how are everyone been keeping. Has Fluffy had that little accident yet?
Claire:
SHOUTBOX OF VRRRRRR
Rayanne Graff:
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Lucozade Lover:
Happy New Year!
Crinkle-Cut Beatroot:
Happy new year <3
Claire:
BOXSHOUT
Rayanne Graff:
Happy Easter.
Emma:
So… Posting a new thread is Fission Mailing… so I’m putting this here.
Emma:
I know there aren’t many people looking at this anymore… but I have made the decision to stop paying for the VR hosting and to let the domain lapse.
Emma:
I think it will be going offline around the end of May
Emma:
It’s been almost 10 years since James passed away… and I feel like it’s time.
Emma:
A lot of the regulars can be found on the VR veterans group on Facebook - if you see this and you’re not in there, come join us.
Crinkle-Cut Beatroot:
What's the facebook group called? I couldn't find it...
Πανδώρα:
MUHAHAHAHAHA!
Πανδώρα:
Moist.
IGH:
And so it ends
Captain Spiky:
I've just been loving life, going through the photos in the Meets gallery. so many awesome people that I loved hanging out with