Banazîr the Jedi Hobbit (banazir) wrote,
Banazîr the Jedi Hobbit
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From the banazir Archive of Cute

Inspired by yodge:


Halfling, 1977

Plenty more where that came from, folks!
Ph33r my working scanner, OMGWTFLOL, kthxbye.

Open House 2005: Things are off to a good start. I went over to check on Ryan Shelton's demo, and Andrew King was setting up some stuff as well, so KDD is adequately represented. I printed 20 MASSFORGE fliers and will repost those later, along with some screen shots from Ryan's RoboSim viewer (now integrated with Thomas's environment module).

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