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I'm an old member but I tend to always check in from time to time.

Where is my old friend Spot? I see he hasn't even posted here in a few years

Spot relinquished his Spot" account but is posting here as Tyr

Welcome back by the way

Ahhhh, thanks! I'll hit him up under that name. It's nice to see familiar names. Place looks great.

Actually, that reminds me - Is the name 'Tyr' from the Nichin (sp?) character in the old Gene Roddenberry's "Andromeda" series by any chance?

I'm not sure actually. I think he told me once and it went right over my head

Tyr is an ancient Nordic God.

Betty Boop;1461250 wrote: Tyr is an ancient Nordic God.


Just like Spot

Bruv;1461251 wrote: Just like Spot


Ancient?



Tyr/Spot must still be buried under boxes, he's very quiet at the moment.

Betty Boop;1461250 wrote: Tyr is an ancient Nordic God.


AND..... Quote Originally Posted by Bruv

Just like Spot

You have got to be kidding me?

How brown are the two of your noses?

devist8me;1461211 wrote: I'll hit him up under that name.


Run Spot, run!

Lady J;1462607 wrote: AND..... Quote Originally Posted by Bruv

Just like Spot

You have got to be kidding me?

How brown are the two of your noses?




You should loosen up a little........crack a smile.........it's free......it's healthy.....it's good for you :-3

We were actually being very sarcastic, taking the mickey, cracking jokes at the expense of Tyr/Spot.

Lady J;1462607 wrote: AND..... Quote Originally Posted by Bruv

Just like Spot

You have got to be kidding me?

How brown are the two of your noses?




A very odd response

I shant let it concern me too much.

I always think of 'Spot' as being the pet Dragon (?) in The Munsters, or as Data's pet Cat in Star Trek, TNG.

Thinking about the Star Trek connection, the one I mentioned earlier, Andromeda, in which the character 'Tyr' appears was also a creation of Gene Roddenberry's. Co-Incidence, hmmm...?

FourPart;1462654 wrote: I always think of 'Spot' as being the pet Dragon (?) in The Munsters, or as Data's pet Cat in Star Trek, TNG.

Thinking about the Star Trek connection, the one I mentioned earlier, Andromeda, in which the character 'Tyr' appears was also a creation of Gene Roddenberry's. Co-Incidence, hmmm...?


You lost me at the pet Dragon stage, Data's cat didn't help.......either you or me should get out more.

You don't remember The Munsters? Spot lived under the stairs.

And Data trying to train Spot.

I think... the simplest move at this stage...

is to resurrect spot.

Týr was only ever a temporary stopgap import onto the site, he belongs elsewhere.

Besides, it's about time I rejoined the moderator group. Enough of this tomfoolery.

It might take me a day or two to find my avatar though.

Allowing myself to be pushed off my own board two years ago is, in retrospect, a fair indication that I was preoccupied with other matters. It's time I progressed.

I do hope nobody actually liked Týr, he wasn't ever intended to be pleasant, here or elsewhere. The only similarity he bore to spot was an ability to construct grammatical sentences.

Where's Tyr!? I want him back, damn it. He had style.

Snooz;1462757 wrote: Where's Tyr!? I want him back, damn it. He had style.


Vanished away like the dew in the morn, as Mozart's Horn Concerto so aptly put it. Gorn.

spot;1462756 wrote: It might take me a day or two to find my avatar though.

Allowing myself to be pushed off my own board two years ago is, in retrospect, a fair indication that I was preoccupied with other matters. It's time I progressed.

I do hope nobody actually liked Týr, he wasn't ever intended to be pleasant, here or elsewhere. The only similarity he bore to spot was an ability to construct grammatical sentences.

Besides, it's about time I rejoined the moderator group. Enough of this tomfoolery. (This from his prior post)




Are we through being childish? (hmmm, maybe I shouldn't have used 'we'.......). Glad you're back in your big boy pants!

Doctor:

What is it she does now? Look how she rubs her hands.

Gentlewoman:

It is an accustom'd action with her, to seem thus

washing her hands. I have known her continue in this a quarter of

an hour.

Lady Macbeth:

Yet here's a spot.

Doctor:

Hark, she speaks. I will set down what comes from her, to

satisfy my remembrance the more strongly.

Lady Macbeth:

Out, damn'd spot! out, I say!—One; two: why, then

'tis time to do't.—Hell is murky.—Fie, my lord, fie, a soldier, and

afeard? What need we fear who knows it, when none can call our

pow'r to accompt?—Yet who would have thought the old man to

have had so much blood in him?

Gertrude: "O Hamlet, speak no more:

Thou turn'st my very eyes into my soul,

And there I see such black and grained spots

As will not leave their tinct"

Are we quoting zit & acne commercials?

AnneBoleyn;1462763 wrote: Are we quoting zit & acne commercials?As in "Look you Cassius, the angry spot doth glow"? I did that for O level.

Clearly life priorities were going on. I've NEVER known you to be "pushed" into doing anything you didn't want to

spot;1462756 wrote:

Allowing myself to be pushed off my own board two years ago is, in retrospect, a fair indication that I was preoccupied with other matters. It's time I progressed.

spot;1462766 wrote: As in "Look you Cassius, the angry spot doth glow"? I did that for O level.


Smarty-Pants!