TriadCity Message of the Day
2007-10-29
With server version 0.77.0.0,
approximately 60
Social Commands
have been converted
to "new style" ones which allow users to provide
their own adverbs or other modifiers.
It'll take a few days for us to get the
Player Guide up to date. Meanwhile, here's the list:
Applaud
Armcross
Beckon
Beseech
Blink
Blubber
Blush
Bow
Bump
Chortle
Chuckle
Concerned
Confused
Cough
Curious
Curtsey
Disgusted
Drool
Embrace
Entreat
Flirt
Frown
Frustrated
Giggle
Glance
Glare
Glower
Grimace
Grin
Groan
Growl
Handclap
Highfive
Hug
Ignore
Implore
Lean
Mock
Nod
Nudge
Nuzzle
Pant
Pat
Ponder
Scowl
Shiver
Shrug
Shudder
Sigh
Smile
Snarl
Snicker
Snort
Sob
Spit
Stare
Wave
Weep
Whimper
Wince
Wink
Have fun with 'em!
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"Burroughs's zone, or interzone, is a vast, ramshackle structure in which all the world's architectural styles are are fused and all its races and cultures mingle .... Sometimes it is located in Latin America or North Africa, sometimes (as in The Ticket That Exploded, 1962) on another planet, sometimes (as in Cities of the Red Night, , 1981) in a lost civilization of the distant past. By contrast, Alasdair Gray's zone (in Lanark, 1981), a space of paradox modeled on the Wonderland and Looking-glass worlds of the Alice books, has been displaced to the ambiguous no man's land between cities .... Pynchon's zone is paradignmatic for the heterotopian space of postmodernist writing .... Here ... a large number of fragmentary possible worlds coexist in an impossible space which is associated with occupied Germany, but which is in fact located nowhere but in the written text itself." — Brian McHale, Postmodernist Fiction (info )