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Lady of Mystery wrote:

I'm going to have fun with these

Oh great

Could we restrict them soley to the Dove's Head then? Otherwise the forum could start looking like 'Janet & John's Adventures in Emoticon Land'.

(seige runs before they find the 'he's a miserable old git' emoticon)

Marvell wrote:I'm writing one, as it happen. When I told someone, they said I was thinking too much. It;s very comprehensive with references and everything.

That's four possibilities! Just like buses, you wait....oh, yes, we've done that one sorry.....

seige wrote:(seige runs before they find the 'he's a miserable old git' emoticon)

I tried but can't quite find any that are miserable enough

Markdini wrote:It is is a good idea but, say if i wanted a rope routine then i wanted to move on to a coin routine would it just throw up a load of ramdom rope routines and coin routines?

It was you who said I think too much!

No, it'd throw up routines based on your search criteria

Marvell wrote:

Markdini wrote:It is is a good idea but, say if i wanted a rope routine then i wanted to move on to a coin routine would it just throw up a load of ramdom rope routines and coin routines?

It was you who said I think too much!

No, it'd throw up routines based on your search criteria

Ah well that answers that question.

i think it would be cool.

Chatting with my friend about this last night and he's some up with some really good ideas.

The tricks will be suggested based on certain criteria from the template.

There could be an area where members can rate tricks in various categories, like overall effect, reaction, difficulty, etc. The average rating could then be used when suggesting tricks.

Why don't we all write our own and then steal the best bits from eachothers. The alternative is to try to collaborate, which will end in tears.

Marvell wrote:The alternative is to try to collaborate, which will end in tears.

sounds like a good idea to me Marvell

Its going be a big ol database that.

It is, so let's at least collaborate on entering data, so we don't have to do the same work twice.

It might even be nice to have more than one application over the same database.

The whole thing could easily be done as a collaborative Blog-type exercise.