[LINK] "FreeCiv" and its Discontents: Policy Lessons from Open Source Games: A Case Study

[Karl Auer]

On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 15:17 +1000, Frank O'Connor wrote:
> A gelignite suppository
Useful in extremely small doses, like strychnine.

> A coal powered violin
As used by Litle John Howard.

> A Braille speedometer
Why shouldn't blind passengers be able to experience the thrill?

> A margarine turbocharger
I have always preferred turbocharged margarine to the ordinary stuff.

> A chocolate dick
Oh! The mind boggles! I think it would be a big seller, and can think of
several possible markets (though only one application).

> A plate steel trampoline
OK, that's dumb.

Regards, K.

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