Yes, and there is again. But in case the image does another disappearing act, it shows a single plain, weather-worn tombstone with "Vakkotaur" on it and under that the words "That is all."
That reminds me of one joker at work with a somewhat distinctive voice who will sometimes page someone just by saying their name, omitting who to call or what number to call. The last few times he did that, though, the named party simply paged him back the same way.
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Date: 9 Mar 2006 15:23 (UTC)Yes, and there is again. But in case the image does another disappearing act, it shows a single plain, weather-worn tombstone with "Vakkotaur" on it and under that the words "That is all."
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Date: 9 Mar 2006 22:56 (UTC)Heh, sounds like an announcement.
"Your attention please. Vakkotaur. I repeat, Vakkotaur. That is all." *click*
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Date: 10 Mar 2006 16:19 (UTC)That reminds me of one joker at work with a somewhat distinctive voice who will sometimes page someone just by saying their name, omitting who to call or what number to call. The last few times he did that, though, the named party simply paged him back the same way.