Created by: Bob, Dave, Matt and Gabriel
By: Phineas
I realize that I posted this on a tuesday. Seeing as I had the connection I thought it better to get something up than stand by formalities.
December 4, 2001 04:23 PM
By: Jorun
Give the boys a secret agent kit for Christmas! The smooth yet surprising flow in the three last parts is pure bliss. Poor Eddie, stuck in the sea-weed, waiting for the penguin to finish it all. If only he had RTFM...
December 5, 2001 03:29 AM
By: Brandon
I'm blown away - this is a hilarious corpse, and the connectivity of it all is truly amazing. I can't believe how smoothly everything flows. Congratulations - this is definitely one of the best efforts to date.
December 5, 2001 11:52 AM
By: susan
I, for one, will be a lot more suspicious of penguins from now on.
You have done a great service by releasing this information to the public. Thank you.
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(looks neat too!)
December 5, 2001 12:39 PM
By: michael
Penguins and goats and patents, oh my! Wonderfully done, perfectly executed. I'd like to see this as a poster?
December 5, 2001 01:42 PM
By: Andrew
Am I the only one who thinks Matt and Gabriel created their section together? It's just too well done.
"Scully! Over here! I found something!"
December 5, 2001 02:54 PM
By: Tim
Yeah, I had to load this corpse into my image program to find where the lines were between sections! Superbly well done to all of you.
December 5, 2001 05:32 PM
By: Matt
I'll take Andrew's McCarthyism as a compliment ;)
Wasn't Andrew McCarthy in 'Mannequin'? Nevermind.
December 6, 2001 08:33 AM
By: mirla
Matt: Brilliant psychic pickup of Dave's sudden shift of color from Bob's piece. And Gabriel: I stared and stared to find the seam.
(Corpsemania rules!)
December 6, 2001 09:05 AM
By: Gabriel
You may have noticed from my other published corpse that seamlessness pleases me very much.
While we did not work together on our tiles, Matt gave me a slight advantage by sending me two strips. Apparently his first piece was accidentally erased after he sent a strip. His second strip seemed to use exactly the same elements, but in a slightly different position... I spent some time trying to extrapolate more from the first strip, but it proved futile. I admit that I may have gotten a slightly better idea of what he was up to, but only so.
December 6, 2001 11:37 AM
