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puyo. puyo, I found and am linking to it

totally no other way to do something sweet, gotta let it out, like releasing when mastrobating...

you're on da wrong site N00B

get a life... lol

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http://www.outerspaceapple.com/sssjava bizzak and bizzetter

Please ski it feels good ;-D ========>- - -?c ;-o8=

sssjava is ressurected! as requested... if you don't like it :-D- - if you needa run it from home/school download it here at http://outerspaceapple.com/sssjava.zip email me, (Eddy) outerspaceapple@gmail.com with any questions/comments and if you need to run it offline download/click...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4151085491233118882 nifty flippage

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4151085491233118882

Here is a link to download the retail version. http://www.skezdispenser.com/stuff/skistunt.zip

So, what do you all think of the new v.?

Did you read the instructions button? Basically, you move your mouse to the bottom center of the screen to crouch (no matter what position the guy is currently in) left center to lean back, right center to lean forward, and top center to stand straight up. Even if you're upside down, top center...

dude, you don't look very hard do you? look over this thread again.

the hidden levels are not really hidden, they were just lost. "Old" "Camel" "Bumps".

Click the instructions button dude, but basically starts, stops, and restarts the simulation, and the rest is controlled entirely with your mouse.

http://www.skezdispenser.com/stuff/skistunt.zip the developer was making no money from it and decided to release it for free :-D

Dude, you gotta install java then it'll work. http://www.download.com/Java-2-Runtime-Environment-Standard-Edition/3000-2417_4-10260702.html?tag=lst-0-7

Hey yalls, Well Michael van de Panne was nice enough to send me his original source code, so i was able to recompile a new version of SSSJava with a bunch of new levels. It includes all the v1 levels, all the v2 levels, and 3 hidden levels that Mike made back in the day. Finally you don't...