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Message: 3291
Author: andrewbroad
Date: 19/01/2003
Subject: Re: the girl with the Kari T-shirt
dm_boozefreek wrote:
Also and this is the most interesting one yet. Tonight in the pub
I saw a girl with a white T-shirt on with The Kari sprite from
We Pretty on it blown up in black. I asked her where she got it
and she said she got it printed. I said where did you get the
picture and she said from a game I've played. I figured I'd bring
this info forward because personally I couldn't believe it!
I figured it would either please or anger Andrew Broad.
I was just speechless about it.""
You've got to be pulling my leg! ;-)
If it /is/ true, then wow, that's absolutely amazing!! I just wish I
could have been the one to see that girl... (I wouldn't have been
looking in a pub, though, as I am a strict teetotaller.)
Are you 100% sure it was Kari? Were her `on'-pixels black?
soa1000 wrote:
Brilliant! You should have asked if she'd seen the club.
Yes, that's the question to ask if you (TDM) ever see her again! Give
her the URL! :-)
God knows we need more women in the scene, which up to now
has been almost exclusively male (and the editing scene entirely
male it seems). I'm still pursuing the dream of universality
in the JSW community
I'll second that! I would love to see a female JSW-author, but for
some reason girls just aren't as computer-sympathetic (let alone
Willy-sympathetic) as boys (there are far more men than women in my
department at university, although the ratio *is* much better than for
MM/JSW).
At least we've got women interested in *playing* MM/JSW, but editing
is another matter... What can we do to develop their interest?
One of my enduring memories from childhood is of my little sister
crying because she thought I'd /permanently/ removed all the items
from Jet Set Willy. If only her passion for the game had remained...
--
Andrew Broad
http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~broada/
http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~broada/spectrum/
http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~broada/spectrum/willy/
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