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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomvpCPallini16 Sep '10 - 9:58 
Laugh | :laugh:
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomentorKeith Barrow27 Jul '11 - 12:27 
Praise Bob!

GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberaspdotnetdev16 Sep '10 - 9:13 
http://s.codeproject.com/App_Themes/Std/Img/logo225x90.gif Smile | :)

GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberEl Corazon16 Sep '10 - 9:19 
César de Souza wrote:
Where did it come from?

 
Well... see... there was this crash [^]in the desert of New Mexico... Then Bob's disk-mates were carted off by the Army for medical experimentation, but Bob was carried off unconscious by a roving band of friendly Hamsters.... Bob walked dazed and upset throughout the country with his hamster friends hiding from everyone until they finally found a peaceful home at CodeProject.
 
You can still see the tears in the one eye for his lost disk-mates....
 
P.S.... Every now and then the US Army tries to break into Code Project Servers to find the exact location of Bob to "repatriate" him for more medical experimentation. The Hamsters get upset, everyone hurriedly moves Bob to a new room in case the special forces squad breaks in.... and then everything returns to normal when nothing happens.... The Hamsters are very protective of Bob.
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberCésar de Souza16 Sep '10 - 9:29 
Actually I was just curious if there was an history behind its creation and design, but your explanation makes perfect sense! Big Grin | :-D
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberJohn Simmons / outlaw programmer16 Sep '10 - 9:48 
You should ask about SheepGate from back in 2001/2001. It was pretty nasty, and hastily swept under the rug by CP admins. I think there's even a video.
 
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberMike Mullikin16 Sep '10 - 9:58 
Lets not forget about the latex suit incident...
GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberCésar de Souza16 Sep '10 - 10:42 
SheepGate? Now you got me curious Roll eyes | :rolleyes:
 
What can you tell us post-2001 members about it? Big Grin | :-D
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logomemberAnna-Jayne Metcalfe16 Sep '10 - 11:09 
César de Souza wrote:
SheepGate? Now you got me curious
 
What can you tell us post-2001 members about it?

 
The network canned it after seeing the pilot. Said it reminded them of "Wormhole" Extreme", but with far too much wooly baaadness for a show in that genre. D'Oh! | :doh:
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GeneralRe: Code Project's logoadminChris Maunder16 Sep '10 - 12:28 
That's a pack of lies. You also said you burned the only set of negatives.
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