List of our great collaborators

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Posted: 2004 08 February at 4:35pm | IP Logged This thread is to present you our great collaborators and their work:

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That's why!

Joren wrote: M@X Admin Group Admin + WebMaster @ progarchives.com Joined: 2004 29 January Location: Canada Online Status: Offline Posts: 793 Posted: 2004 08 February at 4:35pm | IP Logged This thread is to present you our great collaborators and their work: ^ That's why!

only the great collaborators are mentioned, I think the smaller ones deserve a mention as well.

Dopey: the youngest, sweetest, and silliest of the seven, and the only one to be completely bald and beardless; wears a too large lime green tunic and purple cap.*

Grumpy: the grouchiest and most curmudgeonly of the group, though even he is supremely devoted to the beautiful Snow White; wears a red tunic, long white hair and beard.

Doc: the only one of the dwarfs to wear glasses (so presumably the most intellectual); wears an orange-brown tunic, long white hair and beard.

Happy: the most rotund of the dwarfs; wears a brownish two-tone tunic, yellow cap, long white hair and beard.

Bashful: evokes his bashful nature through a classic pose of shyness (hands clasped behind back, shoulders slightly raised, eyes upturned); sometimes difficult to distinguish between Sneezy and Sleepy; depicted in purple tunic and magenta cap (on video), as well as long white hair and beard.

Sneezy: frequently shown with one finger underneath his nose, as if trying to stifle a sneeze; sometimes difficult to distinguish between Sleepy and Bashful; wears a yellow-brown tunic, long white hair and beard.

Sleepy: perhaps the most difficult to differentiate between Sleepy and Bashful, though he wears a perpetually sleepy looking, heavily lidded expression on his face; wears a brownish tunic, green cap, long white hair and beard.

As the dwarfs’ occupation is working in the diamond mines, they are often depicted carrying rudimentary tools of the trade (lanterns, picks, etc.)

stand up and take a bow boys'trully deserved

tuxon wrote: I don't know whether I was automaticaly promoted, due to number of reviews, or that I was elected because of the stunning quality of my reviews

The latter obviously! (and also because of your modesty)

Joren wrote: but your number of stars still needs to be fixed!

well I am a progreviewer under my own name, not under my forum identitie (which is not my real name).

I don't really understand since it just happened, I had my email set-up messed up somehow, so I received no message about it, I just issued a review, and it said progreviewer.

Quite nice, but strange nonetheless. I PM'd M@X about it, so I'll probably learn more about it when he reads it.

I just hope it isn't a computer error, and I'll be degraded again

Zaragon wrote: Maybe this reply doesnt belong right here, but since someone was mentioning age her... Personally I feel its very important and interesting indeed to get people at the age... well under 20 maybe, having their opinions regarding progressive rock in general. You may not think so, but its true, I remember being 15 years old listening to music in quite another way than today, not better, not worse, but different. Age now is 46 The music you find when you are 15-20, I think you will carry it with you the rest of life.

I agree. I'm 13 and I think it would be intesting to get younger kids views on prog. music.

Parker wrote: Zaragon wrote: Maybe this reply doesnt belong right here, but since someone was mentioning age her... Personally I feel its very important and interesting indeed to get people at the age... well under 20 maybe, having their opinions regarding progressive rock in general. You may not think so, but its true, I remember being 15 years old listening to music in quite another way than today, not better, not worse, but different. Age now is 46 The music you find when you are 15-20, I think you will carry it with you the rest of life. I agree. I'm 13 and I think it would be intesting to get younger kids views on prog. music.

A lot of collaborators are under 20

I am 19 yrs old