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Al B. Harper |
Subject: Speaking of steampunk... Posted Sat May 02, 2009 at 08:40:44 pm EDT (Viewed 8 times) |
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So I walk into this bar in Chongqing (no really), and it is full on steampunk inspired in its design. Full of iron and gauges, with deep red curtains, and wrought iron lamps hanging from the ceiling. By the main stage there was this weird wheel-and-cog contraption which I think was for show, or it may even have been generating the power- who can say. I said to myself "man my mate Visionary would love this". Actually I think I said it out loud. There were even real-live mobsters and their pretty molls on the mezzanine level. I actually felt like I was in a computer game. It turns out the bar, called Soho, was part of a chain and there was another in Chengdu exactly the same, and then another in Changsha, and another in Wuhan. Too funny, and it was pumping in all of them. PS: I aim to catch up on the stories below this weekend. | |
Al B. Harper |
Subject: And here's a fun game... [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Sun May 03, 2009 at 12:52:44 am EDT (Viewed 6 times) |
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Visionary Moderator Member Since: Sat Jan 03, 2004 Posts: 2,131 |
Subject: It's been down for maintenance every time I've checked so far, but I'll keep looking. [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Mon May 04, 2009 at 12:32:56 am EDT (Viewed 457 times) |
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Visionary Moderator believes they've previewed our game to the press in a likewise styled bar in San Francisco. Member Since: Sat Jan 03, 2004 Posts: 2,131 |
Subject: I probably would have loved that. [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Mon May 04, 2009 at 12:33:55 am EDT (Viewed 345 times) |
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Quote: So I walk into this bar in Chongqing (no really), and it is full on steampunk inspired in its design. Full of iron and gauges, with deep red curtains, and wrought iron lamps hanging from the ceiling. By the main stage there was this weird wheel-and-cog contraption which I think was for show, or it may even have been generating the power- who can say. I said to myself "man my mate Visionary would love this". Actually I think I said it out loud. There were even real-live mobsters and their pretty molls on the mezzanine level. I actually felt like I was in a computer game. It turns out the bar, called Soho, was part of a chain and there was another in Chengdu exactly the same, and then another in Changsha, and another in Wuhan. Too funny, and it was pumping in all of them. Quote: PS: I aim to catch up on the stories below this weekend. | |
CrazySugarFreakBoy! Member Since: Sun Jan 04, 2004 Posts: 1,235 |
Subject: Maintenance ... :P [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Tue May 05, 2009 at 12:08:54 am EDT (Viewed 344 times) |
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CrazySugarFreakBoy! Member Since: Sun Jan 04, 2004 Posts: 1,235 |
Subject: Interesting experience. :) [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Tue May 05, 2009 at 12:09:19 am EDT (Viewed 369 times) |
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Al B. Harper |
Subject: Keep trying - it's mindless yet cute fun. [Re: Visionary] Posted Thu May 07, 2009 at 06:04:17 am EDT |
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Nitz the Bloody , trying to get back in touch with an FMA reference |
Subject: All it needs now is a transmutation circle... [Re: Al B. Harper] Posted Thu May 07, 2009 at 05:27:35 pm EDT |
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Quote: So I walk into this bar in Chongqing (no really), and it is full on steampunk inspired in its design. Full of iron and gauges, with deep red curtains, and wrought iron lamps hanging from the ceiling. By the main stage there was this weird wheel-and-cog contraption which I think was for show, or it may even have been generating the power- who can say. I said to myself "man my mate Visionary would love this". Actually I think I said it out loud. There were even real-live mobsters and their pretty molls on the mezzanine level. I actually felt like I was in a computer game. It turns out the bar, called Soho, was part of a chain and there was another in Chengdu exactly the same, and then another in Changsha, and another in Wuhan. Too funny, and it was pumping in all of them. Quote: PS: I aim to catch up on the stories below this weekend. |
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