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In honor of the holiday, here's another fun table:

Link: http://www.pinball-originals.com/dlo...e&file_id=1007 Finally, if you find this stuff is to your liking, be sure and check out the Aperture Science table:
http://www.pinball-originals.com/dlo...e&file_id=1173 It's easy to master yet more than a little a involved, with fun gameplay and a remarkable design architecture. There is a slew of other tables available for download and they are all free. Quality varies dependant on the table's author. There is, however, a surprisingly large number of excellent tables.

The main Future Pinball program, also free, is here: www.futurepinball.com

Cheers, and Happy Halloween!

Salutations inqui, Do you know of Future Pinball? Found this great pinball simulator the other day. Here's a pic of one of the tables (Li II, based on Giger's painting of the same name):

You can get this particular table here:
Pinball Originals :: Download (you have to register at the site to download, but it's not much hassle and there are no obligations or spam risks).

Hello again! My character called Inqui will be found in this book:

Margaret by P F Jeffery in Science Fiction Fantasy

I thought I'd invented the name.

That's the spirit! Good effort reclaiming the Sixty. Took me 3 or 4 tries this time to get it back again - had me worried for a minute. It has been kind of slow in the acarde for a while now, since Jezetha, Cyril Tourneur, Waffles, and, apparently, several others have either lost interest or become too emroiled in real-world activities to spend much time playing games lately. Good to see someone stirring things up again.

btw, that is a cool avatar you use. Back in 94 or 95 I used to see it all the time for many years at the Canbinet of Dr. Casey website (now defunct), where Dr. Casey would review the latest horror books and movies; it was the site's front page emblem.

Thanks for accepting my friendship request!

Greetings inqui. You've been making a bit of noise in the arcade lately, haven't you? Well done! Your new 'Sixty' hi-score is especially impressive. Don't get too used to it, though, I intend to try and steal it back.

An important character in my fiction is named Inqui during her time as a slave. I am left wondering who you are.