Found this while checking You're the man now dog and thought it worth sharing.
Oh and once you're bored of it, there's another one here
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Whoa! I used to draw these in school when I was about six! If I had a boring class, I'd crank one of these out over the course of a couple of hours. There'd be a load of us on a table, and we'd all draw our own, but have them link together so we'd end up with one huge one.
God, that's sad. But it was fun nonetheless.
God, that's sad. But it was fun nonetheless.
Any fool can pull a trigger...
As the madmen play on words
And make us all dance to their song
To the tune of starving millions
To make a better kind of gun...
As the madmen play on words
And make us all dance to their song
To the tune of starving millions
To make a better kind of gun...
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I still want it.13
Ah, The Incredible Machine, one of my favorite games of all time. I had the 3.0 version, which came on CD-ROM and featured a kickass redbook soundtrack; I'll have to post a sample of it someday. There are still a few puzzles I've never been able to solve, almost ten years since I first played it, but I've never once looked at a strategy guide; I'm finishing this one on my own. 
Edit: Wow, I didn't realize HOTU had that version on there as well as the original. Very nice! Now I'll really have to post that soundtrack in Sharesector; I couldn't imagine the game without it.
I had the 3.0 version, which came on CD-ROM and featured a kickass redbook soundtrack; I'll have to post a sample of it someday. There are still a few puzzles I've never been able to solve, almost ten years since I first played it, but I've never once looked at a strategy guide; I'm finishing this one on my own. Edit: Wow, I didn't realize HOTU had that version on there as well as the original. Very nice!
Now I'll really have to post that soundtrack in Sharesector; I couldn't imagine the game without it.A.K.A. Mongoose, for you HLP denizens