ClubFloyd Transcript:
Goldilocks Is A Fox! by Jason Guest

As played on ifMUD on March 6, 2010

The idea behind ClubFloyd is that each week at a pre-arranged time, a group of people meet online to cooperatively play a game of interactive fiction.

Below is a transcript of Goldilocks Is A Fox!, written by Jason Guest. Goldilocks Is a Fox! was originally released as part of the 2002 ADRIFT Summer Comp, where it took second place. It went on to take first place in the 2002 ADRIFT End of the Year Comp, and it was also nominated for a Xyzzy in the category of Best Individual PC. You can learn more about the game, including how to download it, by visiting the ifWiki.

WARNING! Below you will find a transcript of people playing this game, and it goes without saying that the transcript is full of spoilers. So, if you've never played this game, and think you might like to at some point, I do not recommend reading any further. Instead, you might want to return to the interactive fiction page.


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inky says (to Floyd), "load gold"
Floyd | Welcome to the Cheap Glk Implementation, library version 0.9.0.
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Floyd | By J. J. Guest.
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Floyd | ADRIFT release 1.2 16th September 2002
Floyd | Visit J. J. Guest's website at: www.groundchuck.co.uk
Floyd | Inform port by ralphmerridew (ralphmerridew@gmail.com)
Floyd | Inform version 1.0, April 2006
Floyd | Type ZOOM IN, ZOOM OUT, or ZOOM AWAY to toggle automapping.  (Do not
Floyd | use with Gargoyle due to bugs.)
Floyd |
Floyd | Man, what a party! That was a night to remember - actually it'll be a
Floyd | miracle if I remember it at all tomorrow!  Oh, by the way, I'm
Floyd | Goldilocks. I'm a nineteen year old blonde bombshell and I'm on my way
Floyd | back from yet another crazy art school party. It's about five AM and
Floyd | the sun's already up, as are the birds, who are doing their level best
Floyd | to aggravate my hangover with their bloody singing! I could really use
Floyd | something to eat and somewhere to sleep off this hangover, but
Floyd | something tells me I shouldn't have taken this shortcut through the
Floyd | forest. I have a really baaad feeling about it...
Floyd | Goldilocks is a FOX!
Floyd | Copyright (c) 16 Sep 2002 by J. J. Guest
Floyd | Release 1 / Serial number 090410 / Inform v6.31 Library 6/11 S
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd | An old pedlar is sitting on a log here, tending to his bunions.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x pedlar"
Floyd | He looks distictly shifty - he'd look more at home on a market stall
Floyd | in Hackney Wick than wandering around an enchanted forest.
Floyd | The pedlar is carrying a battered suitcase.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga says (to Floyd), "x bunions"
Floyd | I'd rather not, thankyou.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x suitcase"
Floyd | I don't think this guy's planning to take a holiday, so it must be
Floyd | where he keeps his wares.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 5:04 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about wares"
Floyd | 'Beans! Get your magic beans! Only one cow a packet!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sell watch to pedlar"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to sell the wristwatch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sell watch"
Floyd | I can't sell that!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sell dress"
Floyd | I can't sell that!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about cow"
Floyd | 'That's right love, just one cow for a whole packet. Bargain.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about beans"
Floyd | 'That's right love, magic, they are. Not your ordinary beans, these.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about magic"
Floyd | 'Beans! Get your magic beans! Only one cow a packet!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x me"
Floyd | I'm about 5' 10", 19 years old with stripey tights and Doc Martens,
Floyd | and I'm named after my really cool strawberry blonde dreadlocks.
Floyd | Basically I'm a Fox, but you knew that already.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I guess we ought to steal us a cow somewhere."
maga asks, "explore?"
DavidW says, "yeah"
maga says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd | An old pedlar is sitting on a log here, tending to his bunions.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Taleslinger asks, "So, uh, so fox here doesn't mean the animal?"
inky asks, "are doc martens really foxy?"
inky says, "foxy = sexy"
DavidW says, "no, fox here means sexy"
Johnny says (to Floyd), "wave"
Floyd | I wave, feeling foolish.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Johnny says (to Floyd), "wave at trees"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tree"
Floyd | There's really not a lot I can say about them except that they're
Floyd | tall, they're made of wood, and they're absolutely bloody everywhere!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I've never thought of doc martens as anything but shoes of some sort."
inky says (to Floyd), "climb tree"
Floyd | I don't see much point in doing that. Besides, I'd only ladder my
Floyd | tights!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Taleslinger says, "Women are usually sexier when they take them off"
inky | Dr. Martens is a footwear, clothing and accessories brand, and the footwear products are most often known as Doc Martens, Docs or DMs. The footwear is distinct because of its air-cushioned sole (dubbed Bouncing Soles), developed by Dr. Klaus MC$rtens of Germany. The boots and shoes have been especially popular among skinheads, punks, grungers and members of a few other youth subcultures.
Taleslinger says, "Oups, that came out gaudier than intended"
inky says, "whereas she seems like more of a sorority girl type"
inky says (to Floyd), "talk to pedlar"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga asks (of inky), "in dreadlocks?"
inky says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about me"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ok, good point"
DavidW says, "We moved away from the pedlar"
maga says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm wandering in the forest lost and completely disorientated!
Floyd | Everywhere I look there are strange, twisted trees, and what's more
Floyd | they all look exactly the same! I'm beginning to think it was a really
inky says, "I guess I got the wrong image from the "strawberry blonde" part and ignored the rest"
Floyd | bad idea to leave the path...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm wandering in the forest lost and completely disorientated!
Floyd | Everywhere I look there are strange, twisted trees, and what's more
Floyd | they all look exactly the same! I'm beginning to think it was a really
Floyd | bad idea to leave the path...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oh well"
DavidW says, "uh oh"
Taleslinger says (to Floyd), "climb tree"
Floyd | I don't see much point in doing that. Besides, I'd only ladder my
Floyd | tights!
Floyd |
Floyd | Can't help feeling I'm being watched...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "shout"
Floyd | I didn't understand that sentence.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cry"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga says (to Floyd), "sing"
Floyd | My singing is abominable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "yell"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "whistle"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "verbose"
Floyd | Goldilocks is a FOX! is now in its "verbose" mode, which always gives
Floyd | long descriptions of locations (even if I've been there before).
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "smell"
Floyd | I smell nothing unexpected.
Floyd |
Floyd | Uh-oh - what's that? I could have sworn I saw a pair of big, yellow
Floyd | eyes staring at me through the leaves...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Johnny says (to Floyd), "poke eyes"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "wolf?"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x wolf"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Taleslinger says (to Floyd), "howl"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x eyes"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wolf whistle"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm walking in a trackless wilderness of tall, straight trees whose
Floyd | mighty trunks remind me of the time I got lost among the Axminsters at
Floyd | CarpetWorld aged six. I can go in just about any direction, but they
Floyd | all look the same to me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "ah. We got back."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | As I head off along the path a pathetic, mangey looking wolf jumps out
Floyd | from behind a bush and slobbers at me in what he probably hopes is a
Floyd | menacing way.
Floyd |    'I am the Big Bad Wolf!' says he. Then, after an awkward pause he
Floyd | adds 'well, what are you waiting for? Aren't you going to ask me the
Floyd | way to Grandma's house?' He looks at me quizzically for a moment and
Floyd | then slaps his forehead.
Floyd |    'My humblest apologies!' he says. 'You are not the young woman I
Floyd | seek. She of the crimson shawl must needs be elsewhere!' He darts back
Floyd | into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "did the pedlar wander off?"
DavidW says, "no, we wandered off"
DavidW asks, "Do you want to go back there?"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd | An old pedlar is sitting on a log here, tending to his bunions.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about me"
Floyd | 'Beans! Get your magic beans! Only one cow a packet!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about wolf"
Floyd | 'Lots of wolves around here, love. Got to be careful, you have. Nearly
Floyd | got eaten by one myself, I did. But see, I'm clever. Canny. Outsmarted
Floyd | him, love. They're none too bright, your average wolf.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about beans"
Floyd | 'That's right love, magic, they are. Not your ordinary beans, these.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about cow"
Floyd | 'That's right love, just one cow for a whole packet. Bargain.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I guess this guy isn't much help unless we can get a cow"
Johnny says (to Floyd), "ask pedlar about tree"
Floyd | 'Do you know what? I hadn't even noticed them. Want to buy some
Floyd | beans?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "yeah, he's kinda fixated on the topic."
Nitku says (to Floyd), "get beans"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ferret arrives, full of funk, but no fun. DavidW says, "I really think we need a cow to get the beans."
inky says, "ok, then I guess we should keep going"
inky asks, "did we go the right way last time or should we go the other way?"
DavidW says, "I assume there's places in both directions."
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I'm pretty sure that's the direction I came from when I entered the
Floyd | forest, so let's go a different way.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "We've seen at most six locations so far."
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "read sign"
Floyd | THREE BEARS' COTTAGE
Floyd |
Floyd | Trespassers will be prostrate.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x cottage"
Floyd | Talk about bijou! It's not much bigger than a shoebox. There's a
Floyd | little chimney on the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x stones"
Floyd | A crazy-paving path that leads around the side of the house towards a
Floyd | small garden. It's lined by rows of large stones that have for some
Floyd | reason been painted white. Somebody's been watching too many of those
Floyd | gardening programmes on TV.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search stones"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take stone"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take stones"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "Go onto the porch? Or go around the cottage to the west?"
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "sneaking around back is always better"
inky says (to Floyd), "x plot"
Floyd | It's in a sunny spot by the side of the cottage. There's a bunch of
Floyd | leaves sticking out of the ground there; weird! Also in the plot is an
Floyd | overripe pumpkin.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pond"
Floyd | The Three Bears' attempt at a 'water feature' is rather small and
Floyd | choked with pond weed. I think I see something small and green moving
Floyd | below the surface!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get pumpkin"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x leaves"
Floyd | Just sticking out of the ground. Wacky. I wonder who put them there.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get leaves"
Floyd | I take hold of the leaves and give them a good yank. Something pops
Floyd | out of the ground in a great shower of earth! There seems to be some
Floyd | kinda root vegetable actually attached to the leaves. Weird; I always
Floyd | thought these things came from tins!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x root"
Floyd | It's big and lumpy and covered in mud. Do people actually eat these
Floyd | things?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Nitku says (to Floyd), "clean root"
Floyd | I achieve nothing by this.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a turnip
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x pond"
inky says (to Floyd), "x pond"
Floyd | The Three Bears' attempt at a 'water feature' is rather small and
Floyd | choked with pond weed. I think I see something small and green moving
Floyd | below the surface!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd | The Three Bears' attempt at a 'water feature' is rather small and
Floyd | choked with pond weed. I think I see something small and green moving
Floyd | below the surface!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x green"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x frog"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search pond"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "swim"
Nitku says (to Floyd), "drink pond"
Floyd | There's not enough water to swim in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd | There's nothing suitable to drink here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "enter pond"
Floyd | Two things: One; the pond is only two feet deep. Two; I'm not swimming
Floyd | in a murky bloody pond. Okay?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "reach in pond"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ha ha"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "look in pond"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Nitku says (to Floyd), "look in pond"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I wonder if we will have to drain it or scoop the thing out or something"
inky says (to Floyd), "get weed"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "clean pond"
Floyd | I achieve nothing by this.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I think a scoop, or it's the golden ball story."
inky says, "yeah ok"
Nitku says (to Floyd), "put root in pond"
Floyd | I'd need a pretty good reason for chucking something in a pond, 'cos
Floyd | I'm not wading in there after a turnip.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pumpkin"
Floyd | It's a little on the squishy side - no good even for making jack o'
Floyd | lanterns now.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "break pumpkin"
Floyd | Violence isn't the answer to this one.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Nitku says (to Floyd), "eat pumpkin"
Floyd | I think I'll pass on that, thankyou.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Nitku says (to Floyd), "eat turnip"
Floyd | Aren't you supposed to cook these things first?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I wonder if the pumpkin is for a Cinderella carriage."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x shed"
Floyd | It's a ramshackle structure that was obviously cobbled together in
Floyd | five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x pergola"
Floyd | It leads into a small meadow bounded by a rickety fence.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I don't know what a pergola is."
inky asks, "it's like a gazebo, isn't it?"
DavidW says, "For all I know, it's a trellis in the shape of an archway."
inky says, "I guess it is more like a -- yea"
inky says, "it's more like a 3d trellis"
inky says, "like four legs and a trellis on top"
inky says (to Floyd), "enter shed"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. Plant pots of all sizes are scattered about the shed untidily
Floyd | and the whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a pair of secateurs and a ratty old paintbrush here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "ah"
inky says (to Floyd), "x secateurs"
Floyd | A pair of pruning clippers, for pruning things I guess. What does
Floyd | pruning have to do with prunes? The pair of secateurs are covered in
Floyd | rust.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get it"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get them"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "'secateurs'. So UK."
inky says (to Floyd), "get paintbrush"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x it"
Floyd | I've seen more hair on a skinhead but at a pinch it's probably still
Floyd | serviceable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x box"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tackle"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x trunk"
Floyd | It's a battered old thing with the words 'FISHING TACKLE' crudely
Floyd | painted on the lid. The old metal trunk is closed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open it"
Floyd | I open the trunk. It contains some sticks of dynamite. If this is what
Floyd | Papa Bear thinks of as fishing tackle I dread to think what he uses
Floyd | for hunting - a Sherman tank, perhaps?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dynamite"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pots"
Floyd | The plant pots are piled precariously against the wall of the shed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search pots"
Floyd | I find a trowel and a pair of gardening gloves, which I take.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "move pots"
Floyd | Those are fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "lotta stuff here"
DavidW says, "I wonder how large a game this is."
inky asks, "this is the fully-expanded ten-hour version, isn't it?"
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 3 out of a possible 100, in 79 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "heh. no idea"
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dynamite"
Floyd | There are three sticks, each about six inches long and an inch in
Floyd | diameter. The fuses are extremely short, as though some evil rodent
Floyd | has been nibbling at them!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light dynamite"
Floyd | I'm sorry, I don't know how to do that without matches. I was in the
Floyd | girl scouts, but they kicked me out after two weeks.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd | Daisy the cow is standing here, chewing disinterestedly on a mouthful
Floyd | of hay.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oho"
inky says (to Floyd), "x turbine"
Floyd | It appears to be a 5 KW battery-charging turbine made from wood, old
Floyd | tractor parts and a washing machine motor, probably connected to the
Floyd | cottage by an underground cable. See - I'm not just a pretty face!
Floyd | (Though you have to admit, I am pretty.) The sails are not currently
Floyd | moving since the air is completely still.
Floyd |
Floyd | There is what appears to be an oil can sitting on a platform near the
Floyd | top of the turbine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get can"
Floyd | I can't reach it from here! It's all the way up on top of that rickety
Floyd | structure!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "climb turbine"
Floyd | There's no way I'm going up there! It's a deathtrap!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x daisy"
Floyd | Must be the oddest looking cow I've ever seen! She has four knees! I
Floyd | strongly suspect that it might be two men in a suit, but it is to all
Floyd | intents and purposes, a cow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy arrives, full of funk, but no fun.
inky says (to Floyd), "x fence"
Floyd | Presumably it's intended to keep the fearsome forest animals from
Floyd | getting into the meadow and molesting Daisy, but it doesn't look
Floyd | particularly effective.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "hey guys"
DavidW says, "hi Touchy"
inky says, "we are playing the foxy goldilocks"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask daisy about turbine"
Floyd | "Mooooo!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "I know. Sorry for being late. Got caught up in steambirds."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take daisy"
Floyd | I don't suppose Daisy the cow would care for that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "daisy, s"
Floyd | Daisy the cow has better things to do.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "daisy, follow me"
Floyd | There is no reply.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push daisy"
Floyd | Placing both hands on Daisy's hind quarters I brace myself and shove
Floyd | her as hard as I can. Daisy moos discontentedly and remains
Floyd | obstinately where she is.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "show turnip to daisy"
Floyd | Daisy jumps up and down excitedly when she sees the turnip. I don't
Floyd | think I've ever seen a cow do that before!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pull daisy"
Floyd | That would be less than courteous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oho"
DavidW asks, "maybe she'll follow the turnip?"
Touchy says (to Floyd), "daisy, follow"
Floyd | There is no reply.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "seems like it"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd | Daisy the cow is standing here, chewing disinterestedly on a mouthful
Floyd | of hay.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "daisy, follow me"
Floyd | There is no reply.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "what are we trying to do?"
inky says (to Floyd), "show turnip to daisy"
Floyd | Daisy jumps up and down excitedly when she sees the turnip. I don't
Floyd | think I've ever seen a cow do that before!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "we don't really know"
inky says, "but we found a guy who would trade a cow for some magic beans"
DavidW says (to Touchy), "A pedlar is selling magic beans for the price of a cow."
Touchy says, "alright"
DavidW says, "We are Goldilocks, lost in a forest."
Touchy says, "hm..we could try giving her the flower maybe she'll like us and come with"
inky says (to Floyd), "give turnip to daisy"
Floyd | Daisy gobbles down the turnip excitedly before sidling over to me and
Floyd | nuzzling my chest. I get impression she thinks I've got more turnips
Floyd | hidden somewhere about my person. I can't imagine where she gets that
Floyd | idea.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "We're currently ransacking the outside area around the Three Bears' cottage."
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, east and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | Daisy curtsies towards some imaginary audience.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, south and west.
Floyd |
Floyd | Daisy curtsies towards some imaginary audience.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm lost in the forest, surrounded on all sides by dense foliage. I
Floyd | knew it was a bad idea to stray from the path! I can go in any
Floyd | direction, but I haven't a clue which is the right one!
Floyd |
Floyd | From somewhere comes the blood-curdling howl of a wolf...
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from elsewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "wrong way"
inky says, "oops"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd | An old pedlar is sitting on a log here, tending to his bunions.
Floyd | Daisy the cow walks towards me from the south.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ah, now there's a lovely specimen!' says the Pedlar, getting up from
Floyd | his log and feeling Daisy's knees. He seems satisfied. 'all present
Floyd | and correct! Here you go love - you'll be cured in no time!' He opens
Floyd | his suitcase and hands me a small packet, then leads Daisy off into
Floyd | the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "x beans"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x packet"
Floyd | It's a packet of magic beans. There are some instructions written on
Floyd | the back of the packet.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW clears the save counter.
inky says (to Floyd), "read packet"
Floyd | 'For a giant beanstalk, plant bean in a sunny spot and water well. As
Floyd | a cure for non-rabbit-head-itis, take one bean daily, preferably with
Floyd | a meal. If symptoms persist, consult your local wizard. BEST BEFORE:
Floyd | MARCH 1976'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "cf1"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x me"
Floyd | I'm about 5' 10", 19 years old with stripey tights and Doc Martens,
Floyd | and I'm named after my really cool strawberry blonde dreadlocks.
Floyd | Basically I'm a Fox, but you knew that already.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I suppose the vegetable plot was sunny. And the pond has water, if we can carry it."
Touchy says, "oh we're a fox hehe"
Nitku says, "IRTA non-rabbit-head-tits"
inky says, "we established earlier that fox = sexy"
DavidW says (to Nitku), "That's the X-rated version"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "I guess into the house now?"
DavidW says, "um, maybe."
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door is closed.  Just south of me is the clearing
Floyd | in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a milkbottle (in which is a crumpled note) here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "we can try"
Touchy says, "haha anthropomorphic"
inky says (to Floyd), "get milkbottle"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x milkbottle"
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open milkbottle"
Floyd | That's not something I can open.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get note"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read note"
Floyd | 'Dear Snookums, three pints tomorrow please - one regular, one skimmed
Floyd | and one semi-skimmed. From your little Fuzzy-wuzzy'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dustbin"
Floyd | An environmentally sound way of disposing of all the objects I'm
Floyd | finished with. The battered old dustbin is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put bottle in dustbin"
Floyd | I put the empty milkbottle into the battered old dustbin.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "The milkbottle will be good for carrying some water, I think."
Touchy asks, "good idea...to the flowerbed then?"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "why are we not just eating them again?"
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat bean"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open packet"
Floyd | I open the small packet, revealing a magic bean.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat bean"
Floyd | I'd have to be holding it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get bean"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat bean"
Floyd | I have a feeling that non-rabbit-head-itis is an affliction that
Floyd | mainly affects rabbits. I'm not sure what kind of effect the bean
Floyd | would have on a human being. Are you sure you want me to go through
Floyd | with this?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "no"
Floyd | That was a rhetorical question.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "haha"
inky says (to Floyd), "fill bottle"
Floyd | Okay, I filled the bottle with water from the pond. Yeeurrggh! My hand
Floyd | is covered in pondslime now! Thanks a lot!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plant bean"
Floyd | Okay, I planted it in the vegetable plot. Nothing seems to be
Floyd | happening. So much for the "magic."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pour water on bean"
Floyd | (the bottle of water on the magic bean)
Floyd | Okay, I watered the magic bean. After a few moments there is a low
Floyd | rumble from underground. The ground begins to shake violently...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Aaah! Something shot out of the ground and knocked me flying! I'm
Floyd | lying spreadeagled on the ground beneath this MASSIVE beanstalk! Well,
Floyd | I say massive, actually it stops abruptly just above the roof of the
Floyd | cottage.
Floyd |
Floyd | Damn, I seem to have dropped all my stuff...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get all"
Floyd | broken bottle: Taken.
Floyd | overripe pumpkin: Taken.
Floyd | pair of secateurs: Taken.
Floyd | ratty old paintbrush: Taken.
Floyd | some sticks of dynamite: Taken.
Floyd | trowel: Taken.
Floyd | pair of gardening gloves: Taken.
Floyd | small packet: Taken.
Floyd | crumpled note: Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "climb beanstalk"
Floyd | If Jack can do it, so can Goldilocks!
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x roof"
Floyd | There's a little chimney stack attached to which is a TV aerial. The
Floyd | roof is a little too high for me to reach.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "bottle broken, aw"
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x bottle"
Floyd | It's pretty useless now!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "hmm, should I undo?"
DavidW asks, "I think we're meant to enter the cottage via the chimney?"
Touchy says, "sounds like it...try jumping"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "jump onto roof"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to jump.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "jump"
Floyd | Okay... Oof! Fortunately for you I had a soft landing on the thatched
Floyd | roof of the cottage...
Floyd | On the roof
Floyd | I'm perched precariously on the roof of the cottage, trying
Floyd | desperately not to look down. There is a chimney here attached to
Floyd | which is a TV aerial. It kind of spoils the chocolate box look of the
Floyd | place if you know what I mean. The top of the beanstalk can be seen
Floyd | poking up above the roofline.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x aerial"
Floyd | It looks a little out of place on such a picturesque little cottage.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get it"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take it"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn it"
Floyd | Okay - that should improve the picture!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x chimney"
Floyd | It looks just wide enough for me to fit down.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "hehe"
DavidW says, "yay solving future problem"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "cf2"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "Go down the rabbit hole, Alice."
inky says (to Floyd), "enter chimney"
Floyd | Okay here goes... Wheee! I slid right down the chimney and out of the
Floyd | fireplace! That was fun. Can I do it again?
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a spoon, a large bowl of hot porridge, a
Floyd | medium-sized bowl of cold porridge and a tiny little bowl of
Floyd | just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "mod cons?"
inky says, "modern conveniences"
inky says, "ie, appliances"
Touchy says, "ah.."
DavidW says, "I had to puzzle that out too."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x dresser"
Floyd | It's an olde worlde pine number. Looks like it's seen quite a bit of
Floyd | use over the years. The kitchen dresser is closed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "open it"
Floyd | I open the kitchen dresser, revealing a gigantic bowl.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "er, for grandpapa bear?"
inky says, "hmm"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x gigantic bowl"
Floyd | An earthenware bowl with the word "GRAMPA" glazed on it. It's bigger
Floyd | than the large and medium bowls put together. The gigantic bowl is
Floyd | empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "or for eating little children"
inky says, "we could pour all the porridge in an average the temperature"
inky says, "ha ha"
Touchy says, "haha"
Touchy says, "dead on sir"
DavidW says (to inky), "I think you're right."
Touchy asks, "we have no motivation to do that though, right?"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take gigantic bowl"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Touchy), "not really"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "pour large into gigantic"
Floyd | (the large bowl into the gigantic bowl)
Floyd | large quantity of hot porridge: I pour the large quantity of hot
Floyd | porridge into the gigantic bowl.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "let's find that tv and chill out..."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "pour medium into gigantic"
Floyd | (the medium-sized bowl into the gigantic bowl)
Floyd | medium quantity of cold porridge: Okay, I poured the cold porridge and
Floyd | the hot porridge into the gigantic bowl. Now I have one gigantic bowl
Floyd | of JUST-RIGHT porridge! Now why didn't the Three Bears think of that?
Floyd | I guess I must be smarter than the average bear!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take spoon"
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x tiny"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the tiny little bowl or the tiny quantity of
Floyd | just-right porridge?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I suppose we should hold off on eating any of it just yet."
DavidW says, "For all I know, we add sleeping powder to it and feed it to Hansel and Gretel."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "hm. No obvious exits."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north and east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hunh, weird"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the shelf is a matchbox.
Floyd |
Floyd | Over in the corner of the pantry, underneath the shelves is a
Floyd | mousetrap.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fireplace"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "oh"
DavidW says, "oops sorry"
inky says, "oho, matchbox"
inky says (to Floyd), "get matchbox"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
trikiw materializes. inky says, "ha ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "x oats"
Floyd | The bears must spend a fortune on porridge oats - there must be three
Floyd | hundred cartons here! I wonder if they save the coupons?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look in oats"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x mousetrap"
Ellison arrives, ready to play with the toys.
Floyd | A simple little gadget designed to deliver swift and painless death to
Floyd | harmless little rodents. There's a dead mouse in it right now. He
Floyd | seems to have been lured there by a large wedge of cheese.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get mousetrap"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance it on top of my head. What
Floyd | did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Jacqueline waves and makes an isquiesque departure for home. Touchy says, "dinner....be back soon"
inky says (to Floyd), "open freezer"
Floyd | I open the freezer, revealing a packet of frozen pork chops.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "don't get eaten by bears"
inky says (to Floyd), "x chops"
Floyd | There are three pork chops in the packet. Why am I not surprised?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "Wonder if that's the three little pigs."
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "get pork"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x shelves"
Floyd | One of the bears is obviously into DIY.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "climb shelves"
Floyd | I don't think much is to be achieved by that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "should we take the pork chops?"
Taleslinger has had his fill of playing for now, and goes back to the Lounge.
inky says (to Floyd), "get pork"
Floyd | I already have that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl of just-right porridge
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x cheese"
Floyd | It's stale and hard as a rock!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | My first impression upon entering the entrance hall of the Three
Floyd | Bears' cottage is of hundreds of eyes staring glassily down at me from
Floyd | every corner. Virtually every forest creature from the tiniest shrew
Floyd | to the largest moose is represented in a macabre collection of hunting
Floyd | trophies. And not just forest creatures either; I'd swear that some of
Floyd | these heads are human! On one wall is a full length portrait of the
Floyd | bear clan. A narrow staircase leads upwards, and there are doors to
Floyd | the north and west. Completing the morbid ambiance is a motheaten
Floyd | bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' The doorbell rings. A booming voice can be heard from the
Floyd | direction of the front door: 'Little pigs, little pigs, LET ME IN, or
Floyd | I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "I suppose we should check out the bedroom? See what bruin porn Papa Bear has stashed away?"
inky says, "ha ha"
Ellison says, "heh"
inky says, "I already know all about bear porn, mister"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf3"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | My first impression upon entering the entrance hall of the Three
Floyd | Bears' cottage is of hundreds of eyes staring glassily down at me from
Floyd | every corner. Virtually every forest creature from the tiniest shrew
Floyd | to the largest moose is represented in a macabre collection of hunting
Floyd | trophies. And not just forest creatures either; I'd swear that some of
Floyd | these heads are human! On one wall is a full length portrait of the
Floyd | bear clan. A narrow staircase leads upwards, and there are doors to
Floyd | the north and west. Completing the morbid ambiance is a motheaten
Floyd | bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' The doorbell rings. A booming voice can be heard from the
Floyd | direction of the front door: 'Little pigs, little pigs, LET ME IN, or
Floyd | I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | I open the door a tiny crack. As I do so, the mangy looking wolf I
Floyd | encountered on the path barges into the hall, his beady eyes darting
Floyd | this way and that.
Floyd |    'I'm going to eat you little piggies!' he snarls. 'Don't worry, it
Floyd | won't hurt a bit.' Then he notices me and his expression turns to one
Floyd | of bewilderment. 'My dear girl,' he says 'we really must stop meeting
Floyd | like this. It is not you I seek, but the Three Little Pigs. I waited
Floyd | two whole weeks for Little Red Riding Hood, after devouring her
Floyd | grandmother who was exceedingly tough and chewy and quite frankly I
Floyd | have had enough of the taste of humans. Go tell those snivelling pigs
Floyd | it's breakfast time!!'
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give pork to wolf"
Floyd | 'Here you go, Wolfie!' I say, shoving the pork chops under his
Floyd | quivering nose. He recoils in amateur-dramatic horror.
Floyd |    'Cretinous child!' He roars, 'I can't possibly eat those! Do I look
Floyd | like an arctic fox? Am I similar in appearance to a polar bear? Nay, I
Floyd | am a wolf! A wily wanderer of the woodlands! Were I to attempt to eat
Floyd | those my delicate jaws would shatter like glass! Take them away, and
Floyd | don't bring them back until they're medium rare!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "what a picky fellow"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | 'Now then,' says the wolf, 'if you've quite finished interrogating me,
Floyd | I shall be off in search of those elusive ungulates.'
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "are pigs really ungulates?"
inky says, "I think of that as meaning gazelles or whatever"
DavidW says, "I'm unfamiliar with 'ungulates', so I dunno."
inky says, "hunh, I guess so"
inky | Commonly known examples of ungulates living today are the horse, zebra, donkey, cattle/bison, rhinoceros, camel, hippopotamus, goat, pig, sheep, giraffe, okapi, moose,elk, deer, tapir, antelope, and gazelle.
DavidW says, "... and especially RABBITS!"
inky says, "rabbits don't have hooves!"
inky says (to Floyd), "x copy"
Floyd | All the latest gossip on the Fairyland royal family. Let's see; "Who's
Floyd | going to be at the Royal Ball?" Hmm. "How to get the Rapunzel look."
Floyd | Ho hum. Wait, what's this; "It's the latest craze that's sweeping the
Floyd | nation - the must-have toy that every real princess won't want to be
Floyd | without. Golden Balls have become the bestselling plaything at
Floyd | Geppetto's toy superstore..." Oh, please - what's a princess going to
Floyd | do with a ball made of solid gold - she'd only drop it in a pond or
Floyd | something!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "(sorry. Sounded like the Tazmanian Devil's eating list.)"
inky says, "I see"
inky says, "it probably is"
inky says, "also, here's your golden ball"
inky says (to Floyd), "x knick-knacks"
Floyd | Oh, you know, the usual things - glass animals, plaster models of
Floyd | peeing cherubs; the sort of things I would take to a car-boot sale
Floyd | rather than bring back from one. They're of no interest to me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "yup. Can I call 'em or what?"
inky says (to Floyd), "get knick-knacks"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x chair"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the large chair, the medium-sized chair or the tiny
Floyd | little chair?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "large"
Floyd | It's a huge overstuffed leather affair covered with leather buttons.
Floyd | It looks well worn, as though the person it belongs to has nothing
Floyd | better to do than sit on a horrible hard chair all day. A filthy
Floyd | antimacassar is draped over the back of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | One of the buttons on the arm looks slightly different from the
Floyd | others...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | Nothing happens. No power!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky :C
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x antimacassar"
Floyd | A nasty, frilly lacy thing that old people drape over the backs of
Floyd | chairs for no good reason. It's old and grubby and is embroidered with
Floyd | the initials P.B. There's something underneath it...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "look under it"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "move it"
Floyd | Nothing obvious happens.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take it"
Floyd | Bloody hell! There are electrodes concealed underneath it! Papa Bear
Floyd | must be a little tetchy about other people using his chair - he's
Floyd | wired it up to the mains! There's a cable connected to the electrodes
Floyd | which presumably supplies the juice.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get antimacassar"
Floyd | I already have that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cable"
Floyd | I guess Papa Bear's a bit touchy about other people sitting in his
Floyd | chair! A cable attached to the electrodes disappears into the back of
Floyd | the chair. I think it must supply the power to those electrodes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says, "to the windmill out back"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ah"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW asks, "I don't suppose we can go north from the top of the beanstalk?"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x medium chair"
Floyd | It's a disgusting shade of pink with orange flowers but it looks
Floyd | really comfortable! If someone really heavy sat on that they'd sink
Floyd | without trace!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x tiny chair"
Floyd | A small self-assembly chair of Swedish design that evokes the
Floyd | wholesome, healthy lifestyle of the Scandinavian people. On the bottom
Floyd | it says 'Made in China.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ok, rpg time"
inky has had his fill of playing for now, and goes back to the Lounge.
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Completing the morbid
Floyd | ambiance is a motheaten bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x rug"
Floyd | A slightly motheaten pelt with wildly staring glass eyes, previously
Floyd | worn by Grampa bear I presume. Waste not want not, I suppose, but kind
Floyd | of icky all the same. Someone has rather creatively shaved the word
Floyd | 'welcome' on his back. I wonder if they waited until after he was
Floyd | dead...?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "move rug"
Floyd | Nothing obvious happens.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "look under rug"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take rug"
Floyd | I pick up the bearskin rug. Oh,  wow, there's a trapdoor hidden
Floyd | underneath the rug! What a stupid place to put it - right in front of
Floyd | the front door. Someone could have a nasty accident if they didn't
Floyd | know it was there!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "open trapdoor"
Floyd | I open the trapdoor. A set of rickety wooden stairs lead down into
Floyd | darkness.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | Darkness
Floyd | It is pitch dark, and I can't see a thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "wear rug"
Floyd | I put on the bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x me"
Floyd | I'm about 5' 10", 19 years old with stripey tights and Doc Martens,
Floyd | and I'm named after my really cool strawberry blonde dreadlocks.
Floyd | Basically I'm a Fox, but you knew that already.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "oo-kay"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x window"
Floyd | It affords a view of the clearing in front of the house. The window is
Floyd | painted shut and doesn't look as though it's been opened in years.
Floyd | There's a tiny point of light flitting about outside the window!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "light"
Floyd | What do you want to light?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x light"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "open window"
Floyd | Generations of careless decorators have repeatedly painted over the
Floyd | catch making it impossible to turn. No matter how hard I try I can't
Floyd | open it with my bare hands!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "open window with trowel"
Floyd | Do you want me to break a nail or something?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x sleeping beauty"
Floyd | She's sprawled across Baby Bear's bed, fast asleep and still wearing
Floyd | her party dress. Drunk, I shouldn't wonder. Oi! Beauty! This is my
Floyd | fairytale! Hoppit!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "wake her"
Floyd | I shake her violently and yell in her ear; 'Wakey wakey!' but to no
Floyd | avail. She murmurs something in her sleep about a kiss, and then
Floyd | resumes snoring. The lazy cow.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "kiss her"
Floyd | Okay - but this had better work, bozo!
Floyd |
Floyd |    (I pucker up and give her a big sloppy kiss on the cheek.)
Floyd |
Floyd |    Yeuch! That was vile! And it didn't work either - it looks as
Floyd | though only a kiss from a handsome prince will wake her! Typical
Floyd | bloody princess - too fussy for her own good if you ask me!
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room downwards.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "tiny bed"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x tiny bed"
Floyd | Ooh, what a sweet 'ickle bed! It looks just big enough for 'ickle ole'
Floyd | me, but somebody got there first! It's that lazy cow Sleeping Beauty!
Floyd | There's no way I'm snuggling up next to that bimbo!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x large bed"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x huge bed"
Floyd | It's very large and very uncomfortable looking, and is covered by a
Floyd | single rather thin looking blanket. Is this guy some kind of masochist
Floyd | or what?
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from below.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x blanket"
Floyd | It's threadbare and patched in several places, but otherwise quite
Floyd | uninteresting.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x medium bed"
Floyd | This thing has so many quilts and eiderdowns piled on it that I fear
Floyd | the frame will give way under the weight. Mama Bear is heading for
Floyd | some real back trouble in later life.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search it"
Floyd | There is nothing on the medium-sized bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search huge bed"
Floyd | On the huge bed is a rather thin blanket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take blanket"
Floyd | Wow! Now I understand why the huge bed felt so hard! What better way
Floyd | to conceal from your wife the fact that you've spent your family's
Floyd | entire annual porridge budget on a full sized snooker table than to
Floyd | give up your conjugal rights altogether and disguise it as a bed! Boy,
Floyd | could this couple use some marriage guidance!
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room downwards.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x snooker table"
Floyd | No wonder it was so hard! The "bed" was actually a full sized snooker
Floyd | table with pockets and everything...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x pockets"
Floyd | A standard part of your basic snooker table I believe.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search pockets"
Floyd | In one of the pockets is a cue ball.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take cue ball"
Floyd | Oh great. More junk. We're building up quite a collection, aren't we?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "yes"
Floyd | That was a rhetorical question.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from below.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x cue ball"
Floyd | Shiny, round and white.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x wolf"
Floyd | What big eyes he has! What big teeth he has!! And what a big...
Floyd | ...oh, never mind. For some reason he is dressed as an old woman in a
Floyd | bonnet and nightgown, but each to their own, I say.
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off downwards.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl of just-right porridge
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "wolf? piggy? seems I missed some crucial plot elements hehe"
Alex says (to Touchy), "Awwwk! Word on the street is that a wolf is awrrooooooo."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move down.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about beauty"
Floyd | 'Enough talk! There are more important matters at hand - such as
Floyd | lunch! Where are those pigs?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "close trapdoor"
Floyd | I close the trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x trophies"
Floyd | On one of the walls there are several animal heads mounted on wooden
Floyd | plaques. It's hard to tell given the appalling quality of the
Floyd | taxidermy job, but I'd swear that some of these heads were once human.
Floyd | No cuddly teddy bears, these three!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x portraits"
Floyd | One wall is dominated by a rather amateurish painting of the Three
Floyd | Bears signed by Mama Bear herself. I can't see her winning the Turner
Floyd | Prize anytime soon! The rest are portraits of more distant members of
Floyd | the bear clan, including Grampa Bear and Grandma Bear. I guess even
Floyd | the three bears have forbears!
Floyd |
Floyd | That's odd; for some reason Papa Bear is only wearing one sock.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "hm... so are we trying to catch the wolf or something?"
DavidW says, "The wolf seems to watch the pork chops, but cooked."
DavidW says, "want"
DavidW says, "I think we need to explore more."
DavidW says, "We've got quite a few things and it's not yet obvious where to use most of it."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x sock"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take portrait"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up and out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | 'Well,' says the wolf, 'it was nice talking to you, but I really must
Floyd | be off. Those piggies won't get eaten all by themselves.'
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door is closed.  Just south of me is the clearing
Floyd | in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    As I move out onto the porch a draught from somewhere blows the
Floyd | door shut behind me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "climb beanstalk"
Floyd | If Jack can do it, so can Goldilocks!
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move down.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, east, up and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm wandering in the forest lost and completely disorientated!
Floyd | Everywhere I look there are strange, twisted trees, and what's more
Floyd | they all look exactly the same! I'm beginning to think it was a really
Floyd | bad idea to leave the path...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm wandering in the forest lost and completely disorientated!
Floyd | Everywhere I look there are strange, twisted trees, and what's more
Floyd | they all look exactly the same! I'm beginning to think it was a really
Floyd | bad idea to leave the path...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm walking in a trackless wilderness of tall, straight trees whose
Floyd | mighty trunks remind me of the time I got lost among the Axminsters at
Floyd | CarpetWorld aged six. I can go in just about any direction, but they
Floyd | all look the same to me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm lost in the forest, surrounded on all sides by dense foliage. I
Floyd | knew it was a bad idea to stray from the path! I can go in any
Floyd | direction, but I haven't a clue which is the right one!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x trees"
Floyd | There's an arrow carved into the bark of one particular tree! It's
Floyd | pointing to the west!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x trees"
Floyd | There's really not a lot I can say about them except that they're
Floyd | tall, they're made of wood, and they're absolutely bloody everywhere!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | Lost in the forest
Floyd | I'm walking in a trackless wilderness of tall, straight trees whose
Floyd | mighty trunks remind me of the time I got lost among the Axminsters at
Floyd | CarpetWorld aged six. I can go in just about any direction, but they
Floyd | all look the same to me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x trees"
Floyd | A cute red squirrel pops out from behind one tree and gestures
Floyd | northwards with a tiny thumb before scurrying away.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "hm."
DavidW drops notebook.
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take notebook"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take notebook"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW gets notebook. DavidW says, "sorry"
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door is closed.  Just south of me is the clearing
Floyd | in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x fence"
Floyd | Presumably it's intended to keep the fearsome forest animals from
Floyd | getting into the meadow and molesting Daisy, but it doesn't look
Floyd | particularly effective.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "climb fence"
Floyd | No thanks, I'd only get lost in the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x turbine"
Floyd | It appears to be a 5 KW battery-charging turbine made from wood, old
Floyd | tractor parts and a washing machine motor, probably connected to the
Floyd | cottage by an underground cable. See - I'm not just a pretty face!
Floyd | (Though you have to admit, I am pretty.) The sails are not currently
Floyd | moving since the air is completely still.
Floyd |
Floyd | There is what appears to be an oil can sitting on a platform near the
Floyd | top of the turbine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x motor"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x sails"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "shake turbine"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl of just-right porridge
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "throw cue ball at oil can"
Floyd | I hurl the cue ball at the can of oil in the hope of knocking it off
Floyd | the platform, but I've never been much good at that sort of thing. the
Floyd | cue ball misses the oil can completely and lands a short distance
Floyd | away.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take cue ball"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I'm thinking the oil can is for opening the upstairs window."
trikiw goes flopbot
DavidW says (to Floyd), "blow sails"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "blow turbine"
Floyd | I could huff and puff until I'm blue in the face and it wouldn't budge
Floyd | even a single degree!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "oh. um. The wolf could blow the turbine, I guess."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "eat porridge"
Floyd | Mmmmm! That porridge tasted JUST RIGHT! I feel thoroughly
Floyd | invigourated; in fact I could toss a few cabers myself if you know
Floyd | what I mean. Wait, that sounded really dodgy. Forget I said it.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "throw cue ball at oil can"
Floyd | I hurl the cue ball at the can of oil in the hope of knocking it off
Floyd | the platform, but I've never been much good at that sort of thing. the
Floyd | cue ball misses the oil can completely and lands a short distance
Floyd | away.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take cue ball"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "hm. I suppose we can do something requiring strength."
DavidW says (to Floyd), "turn turbine"
Floyd | Even if I could climb up there I wouldn't have the strength to move
Floyd | those sails!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "climb turbine"
Floyd | There's no way I'm going up there! It's a deathtrap!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "wear gloves"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x pond"
Floyd | The Three Bears' attempt at a 'water feature' is rather small and
Floyd | choked with pond weed. I think I see something small and green moving
Floyd | below the surface!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take pond"
Floyd | I can't fill a milkbottle that's in five hundred pieces!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "ask pond about pond"
Floyd | I can only do that to something animate.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "search pond"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "look in pond"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "reach into pond"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "x weed"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take ball"
Floyd | I already have that.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | Damn! The gloves just dropped off my hands! Yes, both of them, at the
Floyd | same time! What are the chances of that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says (to Floyd), "take gloves"
Floyd | This could be the pair of gardening gloves that broke Goldilocks'
Floyd | back, you know! Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
DavidW says, "I didn't exactly sleep much last night. I kinda need to lie down a little."
Ellison says, "sounds good. I have to get some lunch."
Ellison goes back to Squeamhurst..
Ellison has disconnected. Touchy asks, "what was the command to mute a channel again?"
inky says, "@mute #clubfloyd"
inky says, "or whatever"
Touchy says, "galaxyprincess..."
Gerynar arrives, full of neither funk nor fun.
Gerynar disappears through an invisible gap in the MUD. You think you may have heard the sounds of chatting before the gap closed again.
Ferret goes home.
Johnny is more fun than a box of crayons.
maga says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga asks, "did we call a hiatus, or just peter out?"
Nitku leaves.
RootShell arrives, full of fun and funk.
RootShell says, "Hello all :)"
RootShell disappears through an invisible gap in the MUD. You think you may have heard the sounds of chatting before the gap closed again.
inky arrives, full of fun, but no funk.
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 21 out of a possible 100, in 279 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Taleslinger arrives, full of funk, but no fun. inky says, "ok let's get this show back on the road"
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cute ball"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cue ball"
Floyd | Shiny, round and white.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light dynamite"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought some sticks of dynamite would burn so well!
Floyd | Uh-oh; the flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down the
Floyd | cottage, the entire forest and everything in it, including me. That'll
Floyd | teach me to play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 21 out of a possible 100, in 281 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light fuse"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dynamite"
Floyd | There are three sticks, each about six inches long and an inch in
Floyd | diameter. The fuses are extremely short, as though some evil rodent
Floyd | has been nibbling at them!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Lucea arrives, full of funk, but no fun.
inky says (to Floyd), "x paintbrush"
Floyd | I've seen more hair on a skinhead but at a pinch it's probably still
Floyd | serviceable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get hair"
Floyd | That's fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light hair"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought my dreadlocks would burn so well! Uh-oh; the
Floyd | flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down the cottage, the
Floyd | entire forest and everything in it, including me. That'll teach me to
Floyd | play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 21 out of a possible 100, in 284 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison arrives, full of fun, but no funk.
inky says (to Floyd), "attach paintbrush to dynamite"
Floyd | I would achieve nothing by this.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fuse"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light paintbrush"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought the ratty old paintbrush would burn so well!
Floyd | Uh-oh; the flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down the
Floyd | cottage, the entire forest and everything in it, including me. That'll
Floyd | teach me to play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 21 out of a possible 100, in 285 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "I tried to start this on my own to catch up but couldn't maintain my concentration at the cafe"
inky says (to Floyd), "x dynamite"
Floyd | There are three sticks, each about six inches long and an inch in
Floyd | diameter. The fuses are extremely short, as though some evil rodent
Floyd | has been nibbling at them!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "throw dynamite in pond"
Floyd | I'd need a pretty good reason for chucking something in a pond, 'cos
Floyd | I'm not wading in there after some sticks of dynamite.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
Ellison says, "DavidW was noticing earlier that we probably have to get the wolf to blow at the windmill somehow"
inky says (to Floyd), "x towel"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "that is a good idea"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x turbine"
Floyd | It appears to be a 5 KW battery-charging turbine made from wood, old
Floyd | tractor parts and a washing machine motor, probably connected to the
Floyd | cottage by an underground cable. See - I'm not just a pretty face!
Floyd | (Though you have to admit, I am pretty.) The sails are not currently
Floyd | moving since the air is completely still.
Floyd |
Floyd | There is what appears to be an oil can sitting on a platform near the
Floyd | top of the turbine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn wheel"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn turbine"
Floyd | Even if I could climb up there I wouldn't have the strength to move
Floyd | those sails!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x trowel"
Floyd | It's a thingy for digging little holes in the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pergola"
Floyd | Through the pergola to the south is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pergola"
Floyd | It leads into a small meadow bounded by a rickety fence.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "it still seems like we should be able to put the dynamite into the pond"
inky says (to Floyd), "x pond"
Floyd | The Three Bears' attempt at a 'water feature' is rather small and
Floyd | choked with pond weed. I think I see something small and green moving
Floyd | below the surface!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "throw ball in pond"
Floyd | Right idea, I think - just wrong kind of ball.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ok, so we need to paint it gold"
inky says (to Floyd), "enter shed"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. Plant pots of all sizes are scattered about the shed untidily
Floyd | and the whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cans"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "is the ball the cue ball? or do we have multiple balls?"
inky says (to Floyd), "x cobwebs"
Floyd | They're absolutely everywhere. It doesn't look as though this place
Floyd | gets a lot of use.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x ball"
Floyd | Shiny, round and white.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yeah"
inky says (to Floyd), "clean cobwebs"
Floyd | I achieve nothing by this.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ghogg arrives, full of fun and funk.
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x blanket"
Floyd | It's threadbare and patched in several places, but otherwise quite
Floyd | uninteresting.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cut blanket"
Floyd | (with the pair of secateurs)
Floyd | Cutting that up would achieve little.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, east, up and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "a crumpled note... if only crumple were here to give some insight"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door is closed.  Just south of me is the clearing
Floyd | in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x porch"
Floyd | A little thatched porch over the front door. It would be quite pretty
Floyd | except that someone has seen fit to paint it gold. Whoever it was has
Floyd | obviously seen one too many episodes of "Changing Rooms."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | Unfortunately the door locked automatically when it blew shut.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "jump"
Floyd | Okay... Oof! Fortunately for you I had a soft landing on the thatched
Floyd | roof of the cottage...
Floyd | On the roof
Floyd | I'm perched precariously on the roof of the cottage, trying
Floyd | desperately not to look down. There is a chimney here attached to
Floyd | which is a TV aerial. It kind of spoils the chocolate box look of the
Floyd | place if you know what I mean. The top of the beanstalk can be seen
Floyd | poking up above the roofline.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd | I can't go in any direction!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd | I can't go in any direction!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "enter chimney"
Floyd | Okay here goes... Wheee! I slid right down the chimney and out of the
Floyd | fireplace! That was fun. Can I do it again?
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fireplace"
Floyd | Must be where Mama bear cooks all her porridge. I don't know why she
Floyd | doesn't just get herself a microwave. The hearth is cold and full of
Floyd | ash. Something glints among the embers...
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search ash"
Floyd | I fish around in the embers until I find an old brass key. What a
Floyd | ridiculous place to keep it! I pick it up in case it comes in useful.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the east.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says (to inky), "I'm sure you agree that the beanstalk is a total rip-off of the 'Jack and the Beanstalk' Textfire game"
inky says (to Floyd), "x table"
Floyd | It looks rather rustic, which is to say that it looks like a bunch of
Floyd | logs crudely nailed together.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north and east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yay key finding"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is a closed trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x beauty"
Floyd | She's sprawled across Baby Bear's bed, fast asleep and still wearing
Floyd | her party dress. Drunk, I shouldn't wonder. Oi! Beauty! This is my
Floyd | fairytale! Hoppit!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "kiss beauty"
Floyd | Forget it! Once was more than enough, thankyou!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x table"
Floyd | No wonder it was so hard! The "bed" was actually a full sized snooker
Floyd | table with pockets and everything...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look in pockets"
Floyd | one of the pockets is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search pockets"
Floyd | one of the pockets is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x medium"
Floyd | This thing has so many quilts and eiderdowns piled on it that I fear
Floyd | the frame will give way under the weight. Mama Bear is heading for
Floyd | some real back trouble in later life.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "that's where we found the cue ball"
inky says, "oh yeah"
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is a closed trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open trapdoor"
Floyd | I open the trapdoor. A set of rickety wooden stairs lead down into
Floyd | darkness.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | Darkness
Floyd | It is pitch dark, and I can't see a thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light match"
Floyd | I take a match from the box and strike it. The match flares briefly...
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | and then goes out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fusebox"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x portraits"
Floyd | One wall is dominated by a rather amateurish painting of the Three
Floyd | Bears signed by Mama Bear herself. I can't see her winning the Turner
Floyd | Prize anytime soon! The rest are portraits of more distant members of
Floyd | the bear clan, including Grampa Bear and Grandma Bear. I guess even
Floyd | the three bears have forbears!
Floyd |
Floyd | That's odd; for some reason Papa Bear is only wearing one sock.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x sock"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x trophies"
Floyd | On one of the walls there are several animal heads mounted on wooden
Floyd | plaques. It's hard to tell given the appalling quality of the
Floyd | taxidermy job, but I'd swear that some of these heads were once human.
Floyd | No cuddly teddy bears, these three!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x plaques"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light fire"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fireplace"
Floyd | Must be where Mama bear cooks all her porridge. I don't know why she
Floyd | doesn't just get herself a microwave. The hearth is cold and full of
Floyd | ash.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "clean hearth"
Floyd | I achieve nothing by this.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Taleslinger disappears through an invisible gap in the MUD. You think you may have heard the sounds of chatting before the gap closed again.
inky says (to Floyd), "put paper in hearth"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put paper in fireplace"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put note in fireplace"
Floyd | ...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x note"
Floyd | 'Dear Snookums, three pints tomorrow please - one regular, one skimmed
Floyd | and one semi-skimmed. From your little Fuzzy-wuzzy'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put trowel in fireplace"
Floyd | ...
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "weird"
inky says (to Floyd), "enter fireplace"
Floyd | That's not something I can enter.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah"
inky says, "ok, I suppose we didn't have any bright ideas about the light in the basement"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up and down.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get magazine"
Floyd | Oh great. More junk. We're building up quite a collection, aren't we?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x small chair"
Floyd | A small self-assembly chair of Swedish design that evokes the
Floyd | wholesome, healthy lifestyle of the Scandinavian people. On the bottom
Floyd | it says 'Made in China.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x medium chair"
Floyd | It's a disgusting shade of pink with orange flowers but it looks
Floyd | really comfortable! If someone really heavy sat on that they'd sink
Floyd | without trace!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in medium chair"
Floyd | Wow - this chair is soooo soft it's unbelievable! A little too soft!
Floyd | Lucky I'm so light or I'd sink right into it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
Floyd | I get out of the medium-sized chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wolf, sit in medium chair"
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf has better things to do.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about medium chair"
Floyd | 'Enough talk! There are more important matters at hand - such as
Floyd | lunch! Where are those pigs?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about windmill"
Floyd | 'Enough talk! There are more important matters at hand - such as
Floyd | lunch! Where are those pigs?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under coffee table"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x large chair"
Floyd | It's a huge overstuffed leather affair covered with leather buttons.
Floyd | It looks well worn, as though the person it belongs to has nothing
Floyd | better to do than sit on a horrible hard chair all day. As if it
Floyd | wasn't uncomfortable enough already, the chair is fitted with
Floyd | electrodes!
Floyd |
Floyd | One of the buttons on the arm looks slightly different from the
Floyd | others...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x electrodes"
Floyd | I guess Papa Bear's a bit touchy about other people sitting in his
Floyd | chair! A cable attached to the electrodes disappears into the back of
Floyd | the chair. I think it must supply the power to those electrodes!
Floyd | 'As much as I've enjoyed chewing the fat with you,' says the wolf,
Floyd | 'I'd rather be chewing on some crackling. Now where are those pigs?'
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "tell wolf about windmill?"
inky says (to Floyd), "x button"
Floyd | Whereas all the other buttons look like part of the upholstery, this
Floyd | one is bright red and has the word "activate" written on it!
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tell wolf about windmill"
Floyd | This provokes no reaction.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window"
Floyd | Do you want me to break a nail or something?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x window"
Floyd | It affords a view of the clearing in front of the house. The window is
Floyd | painted shut and doesn't look as though it's been opened in years.
Floyd | There's a tiny point of light flitting about outside the window!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x point"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x light"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "break window"
Floyd | I'm not sure that would be a good idea. I might frighten away that
Floyd | tiny point of light, whatever it is.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a copy of 'Hail!' magazine
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |     a wedge of cheese
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with trowel"
Floyd | Do you want me to break a nail or something?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with secateurs"
Floyd | Do you want me to break a nail or something?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hrm"
inky says (to Floyd), "x gigantic bowl"
Floyd | An earthenware bowl with the word "GRAMPA" glazed on it. It's bigger
Floyd | than the large and medium bowls put together. The gigantic bowl is
Floyd | empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | The front door is open. It creaks slightly in the draught.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x door"
Floyd | The front door is open, but a strong draught threatens to blow it shut
Floyd | at any moment.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "prop door"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door is closed.  Just south of me is the clearing
Floyd | in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    As I move out onto the porch a draught from somewhere blows the
Floyd | door shut behind me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dustbin"
Floyd | An environmentally sound way of disposing of all the objects I'm
Floyd | finished with. The battered old dustbin is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put note in dustbin"
Floyd | I put the crumpled note into the battered old dustbin.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put bottle in dustbin"
Floyd | I put the broken bottle into the battered old dustbin.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "well, I doubt it's been implemented, but the wolf was no longer in the room when we told him about the windmill... so, next time we're in the same room"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oh, whoops"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, south and west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x plot"
Floyd | It's in a sunny spot by the side of the cottage.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light pork"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought the packet of frozen pork chops would burn
Floyd | so well! Uh-oh; the flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down
Floyd | the cottage, the entire forest and everything in it, including me.
Floyd | That'll teach me to play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 24 out of a possible 100, in 385 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open packet"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the packet of frozen pork chops or the small
Floyd | packet?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pork"
Floyd | That's not something I can open.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cook pork"
Floyd | How?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "that is such an odd burning response"
inky says (to Floyd), "cook pork with matches"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to cook the packet of frozen
Floyd | pork chops.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x can"
Floyd | It's out of my reach I'm afraid. Papa Bear must have left it up there
Floyd | when he built the turbine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "throw ball at can"
Floyd | I hurl the cue ball at the can of oil in the hope of knocking it off
Floyd | the platform, but I've never been much good at that sort of thing. the
Floyd | cue ball misses the oil can completely and lands a short distance
Floyd | away.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "(assuming there is something in the game you DO want to burn... and how the fireplace seems so hard to use)"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yeah I dunno"
inky says (to Floyd), "help"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I stop the front door from blowing shut?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "2"
Floyd | You need to find something to wedge it open with.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I stop the front door from blowing shut?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "3"
Floyd | If you really want to know, don't ask me. Watch TV and read a
Floyd | magazine.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I stop the front door from blowing shut?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "did we watch tv?"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "jump. enter chimney"
Floyd | Okay... Oof! Fortunately for you I had a soft landing on the thatched
Floyd | roof of the cottage...
Floyd | On the roof
Floyd | I'm perched precariously on the roof of the cottage, trying
Floyd | desperately not to look down. There is a chimney here attached to
Floyd | which is a TV aerial. It kind of spoils the chocolate box look of the
Floyd | place if you know what I mean. The top of the beanstalk can be seen
Floyd | poking up above the roofline.
Floyd | Okay here goes... Wheee! I slid right down the chimney and out of the
Floyd | fireplace! That was fun. Can I do it again?
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "I dunno. I've missed a lot."
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north and east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is closed. Just inside the front
Floyd | door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | The front door is open. It creaks slightly in the draught.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wedge door with cheese"
Floyd | Okay, I wedged the door open with the stale cheese.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "nice"
RootShell arrives, full of fun, but no funk.
inky says (to Floyd), "give mouse to wolf"
Floyd | (first taking the dead mouse)
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tell wolf about windmill"
Floyd | This provokes no reaction.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears
Floyd | upwards. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cook pork in fireplace"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to cook the packet of frozen
Floyd | pork chops.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light fire"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x table"
Floyd | It looks rather rustic, which is to say that it looks like a bunch of
Floyd | logs crudely nailed together.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "break table"
Floyd | Violence isn't the answer to this one.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a dead mouse
Floyd |   a copy of 'Hail!' magazine
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light magazine"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought the copy of 'Hail!' magazine would burn so
Floyd | well! Uh-oh; the flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down
Floyd | the cottage, the entire forest and everything in it, including me.
Floyd | That'll teach me to play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 27 out of a possible 100, in 408 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "1"
Floyd | You need to generate some power first.
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "y"
Floyd | With a little help from an old friend...
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
Ellison says, "how much does the chair shock you? could we cook the pork with ELECTRICITY? I SING THE PORK ELECTRIC"
inky says (to Floyd), "4"
Floyd | Remember your fairy tales!
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "y"
Floyd | Only a kiss from a handsome prince can wake her!
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says, "ok, proably we need the ball to get the frog to get the prince to get sleeping beauty"
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf4"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "ah, sounds right"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a dead mouse
Floyd |   a copy of 'Hail!' magazine
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "so where can we get some paint?"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from above.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | Darkness
Floyd | It is pitch dark, and I can't see a thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light match"
Floyd | I take a match from the box and strike it. The match flares briefly...
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | and then goes out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "feel wall"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "feel"
Floyd | What do you want to feel?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "any"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search wall"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search room"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fusebox"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears
Floyd | upwards. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "rough"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a dead mouse
Floyd |   a copy of 'Hail!' magazine
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a cue ball
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from above.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 11:55 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dress"
Floyd | It's the latest in charity shop chic. Okay, so the hemline used to be
Floyd | a little bit lower. I got a bit scissor-happy, okay?
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x rug"
Floyd | A slightly motheaten pelt with wildly staring glass eyes, previously
Floyd | worn by Grampa bear I presume. Waste not want not, I suppose, but kind
Floyd | of icky all the same. Someone has rather creatively shaved the word
Floyd | 'welcome' on his back. I wonder if they waited until after he was
Floyd | dead...?
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the north.
Floyd | I can hardly keep my eyes open...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd | So tired...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on medium bed"
Floyd | Sorry, what was that you said? I'm having trouble concentrating...
Floyd | A large shadow looms over me...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Before I can turn around, someone lays a large heavy paw on my
Floyd | shoulder. I turn my head to see three shaggy forms bearing down on me,
Floyd | if you'll excuse the pun, their hot, fetid breath in my face.
Floyd |    'Who's been eating my porridge?' snarls Papa Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been sitting in my chair?' growls Mama Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been planning to sleep off her hangover in my bed, but
Floyd | didn't quite get around to it yet?' says Baby Bear. 'Left it a little
Floyd | too late, didn't you Goldilocks? Should have kept an eye on the time -
Floyd | it's noon and we're back from our walk now, and we're very, very
Floyd | upset! What shall we do with her, Pater?'
Floyd |    'I think she'd look lovely on our trophy wall,' says Papa Bear.
Floyd | 'especially with all that lovely hair.'
Floyd |    He produces a red hot poker from behind his back. 'But first I
Floyd | think we'll take her down to the dungeon and have ourselves a little
Floyd | fun...'
Floyd |
Floyd |    Uh-oh. There's no getting out of this one! Somehow, I think the
Floyd | adventure is over...
Floyd | I have so far scored 27 out of a possible 100, in 420 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says, "whoopsies"
Ellison asks, "see if you can reference the glass eyes?"
Ellison says, "yay time limits"
inky says (to Floyd), "RESTORE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf4"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x eye"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x eyes"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison nods
RootShell wavess inky says (to RootShell), "heya"
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 11:49 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I guess we only have like ten more turns anyway"
Ellison asks, "I mean, I assume there isn't another safe place to sleep, right?"
RootShell says, "hello guys"
inky says, "I imagine we want to get her out of the bed"
Ellison says, "hey RootShell"
inky says (to Floyd), "help"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "2"
Floyd | If you really want to know, don't ask me. Watch TV and read a
Floyd | magazine.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
Ellison says, "looks like we didn't actually lie on the bed. don't know if that helps."
RootShell Ellison hello
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on tiny bed"
Floyd | I'm not snuggling up next to her! There's not enough room, for one
Floyd | thing, and she snores, for another!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on medium bed"
Floyd | I lie down on the medium-sized bed and immediately begin to sink into
Floyd | its suffocating folds. I manage to claw my way out, gasping for
Floyd | breath. There's no way I'm sleeping in that bed tonight!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the north.
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | Darkness
Floyd | It is pitch dark, and I can't see a thing.
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up, down and
Floyd | out.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the west.
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd | I can hardly keep my eyes open...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd | So tired...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | Sorry, what was that you said? I'm having trouble concentrating...
Floyd | A large shadow looms over me...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Before I can turn around, someone lays a large heavy paw on my
Floyd | shoulder. I turn my head to see three shaggy forms bearing down on me,
Floyd | if you'll excuse the pun, their hot, fetid breath in my face.
Floyd |    'Who's been eating my porridge?' snarls Papa Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been sitting in my chair?' growls Mama Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been planning to sleep off her hangover in my bed, but
Floyd | didn't quite get around to it yet?' says Baby Bear. 'Left it a little
Floyd | too late, didn't you Goldilocks? Should have kept an eye on the time -
Floyd | it's noon and we're back from our walk now, and we're very, very
Floyd | upset! What shall we do with her, Pater?'
Floyd |    'I think she'd look lovely on our trophy wall,' says Papa Bear.
Floyd | 'especially with all that lovely hair.'
Floyd |    He produces a red hot poker from behind his back. 'But first I
Floyd | think we'll take her down to the dungeon and have ourselves a little
Floyd | fun...'
Floyd |
Floyd |    Uh-oh. There's no getting out of this one! Somehow, I think the
Floyd | adventure is over...
Floyd | I have so far scored 27 out of a possible 100, in 420 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "RESTORE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf4"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put ball in pond"
Floyd | Right idea, I think - just wrong kind of ball.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "2"
Floyd | If you really want to know, don't ask me. Watch TV and read a
Floyd | magazine.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. Plant pots of all sizes are scattered about the shed untidily
Floyd | and the whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search pots"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd | I can hardly keep my eyes open...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pots"
Floyd | The plant pots are piled precariously against the wall of the shed.
Floyd | So tired...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search cobwebs"
Floyd | Sorry, what was that you said? I'm having trouble concentrating...
Floyd | A large shadow looms over me...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Before I can turn around, someone lays a large heavy paw on my
Floyd | shoulder. I turn my head to see three shaggy forms bearing down on me,
Floyd | if you'll excuse the pun, their hot, fetid breath in my face.
Floyd |    'Who's been eating my porridge?' snarls Papa Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been sitting in my chair?' growls Mama Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been planning to sleep off her hangover in my bed, but
Floyd | didn't quite get around to it yet?' says Baby Bear. 'Left it a little
Floyd | too late, didn't you Goldilocks? Should have kept an eye on the time -
Floyd | it's noon and we're back from our walk now, and we're very, very
Floyd | upset! What shall we do with her, Pater?'
Floyd |    'I think she'd look lovely on our trophy wall,' says Papa Bear.
Floyd | 'especially with all that lovely hair.'
Floyd |    He produces a red hot poker from behind his back. 'But first I
Floyd | think we'll take her down to the dungeon and have ourselves a little
Floyd | fun...'
Floyd |
Floyd |    Uh-oh. There's no getting out of this one! Somehow, I think the
Floyd | adventure is over...
Floyd | I have so far scored 27 out of a possible 100, in 420 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "RESTORE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf4"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "restore"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf3"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 18 out of a possible 100, in 170 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "can we push the pots and break them?"
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | My first impression upon entering the entrance hall of the Three
Floyd | Bears' cottage is of hundreds of eyes staring glassily down at me from
Floyd | every corner. Virtually every forest creature from the tiniest shrew
Floyd | to the largest moose is represented in a macabre collection of hunting
Floyd | trophies. And not just forest creatures either; I'd swear that some of
Floyd | these heads are human! On one wall is a full length portrait of the
Floyd | bear clan. A narrow staircase leads upwards, and there are doors to
Floyd | the north and west. Completing the morbid ambiance is a motheaten
Floyd | bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' The doorbell rings. A booming voice can be heard from the
Floyd | direction of the front door: 'Little pigs, little pigs, LET ME IN, or
Floyd | I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | I open the door a tiny crack. As I do so, the mangy looking wolf I
Floyd | encountered on the path barges into the hall, his beady eyes darting
Floyd | this way and that.
Floyd |    'I'm going to eat you little piggies!' he snarls. 'Don't worry, it
Floyd | won't hurt a bit.' Then he notices me and his expression turns to one
Floyd | of bewilderment. 'My dear girl,' he says 'we really must stop meeting
Floyd | like this. It is not you I seek, but the Three Little Pigs. I waited
Floyd | two whole weeks for Little Red Riding Hood, after devouring her
Floyd | grandmother who was exceedingly tough and chewy and quite frankly I
Floyd | have had enough of the taste of humans. Go tell those snivelling pigs
Floyd | it's breakfast time!!'
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wedge door with cheese"
Floyd | Okay, I wedged the door open with the stale cheese.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up and out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under porch"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x porch"
Floyd | A little thatched porch over the front door. It would be quite pretty
Floyd | except that someone has seen fit to paint it gold. Whoever it was has
Floyd | obviously seen one too many episodes of "Changing Rooms."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x porch"
Floyd | A little thatched porch over the front door. It would be quite pretty
Floyd | except that someone has seen fit to paint it gold. Whoever it was has
Floyd | obviously seen one too many episodes of "Changing Rooms."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under porch"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. Plant pots of all sizes are scattered about the shed untidily
Floyd | and the whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "break pots"
Floyd | Now why would I want to do a thing like that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push pots"
Floyd | Those are fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pull pots"
Floyd | I can't reach the ones at the top, so I try to pull one out from near
Floyd | the bottom. Moments later the entire pile is lying all over the floor
Floyd | in fragments.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search cobwebs"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. The floor is littered with pieces of broken plant pot and the
Floyd | whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "PRECARIOUSLY fixed in place"
inky says (to Floyd), "search fragments"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pieces"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search pot"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
Ellison says, "whoa, push and break doesn't work but pull does? (although it's worrisome that we didn't get some points for that)"
inky says, "it might be an alternate way to find the stuff we got via search"
inky says (to Floyd), "get trunk"
Floyd | That's fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look in trunk"
Floyd | The old metal trunk is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the potting shed
Floyd | I'm in the potting shed, a ramshackle structure that was obviously
Floyd | cobbled together in five minutes some idle Sunday afternoon.  I didn't
Floyd | know bears had green fingers. In fact I didn't know they had fingers
Floyd | at all. The floor is littered with pieces of broken plant pot and the
Floyd | whole place is festooned with cobwebs.
Floyd | In the corner is an old metal trunk marked 'FISHING TACKLE.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cobwebs"
Floyd | They're absolutely everywhere. It doesn't look as though this place
Floyd | gets a lot of use.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get cobwebs"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "enter trunk"
Floyd | That's not something I can enter.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x wall"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x garden"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x plot"
Floyd | It's in a sunny spot by the side of the cottage.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) Can I eat the porridge in the large and medium-sized bowls?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
Ghogg goes home.
inky says (to Floyd), "4"
Floyd | There is, but it is cheating; you won't get the best ending if you do
Floyd | this.
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | (1) Can I eat the porridge in the large and medium-sized bowls?
Floyd | (2) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (3) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (4) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fence"
Floyd | Presumably it's intended to keep the fearsome forest animals from
Floyd | getting into the meadow and molesting Daisy, but it doesn't look
Floyd | particularly effective.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x forest"
Floyd | It's really quite pretty - the way the early morning sun shines
Floyd | through the treetops dappling the forest floor.  I'd like to be able
Floyd | to tell you what kinds of trees there are but I got kicked out of the
Floyd | Girl Scouts for - let's just say - gross misconduct - with one of the
Floyd | Boy Scout leaders...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, east, up and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the enchanted forest
Floyd | A large wooden sign informs me that I'm in the Enchanted Forest. What
Floyd | it doesn't tell me is how the hell I get out! Everywhere I look there
Floyd | are trees, trees, trees. This place definately has a 'tree' theme
Floyd | going. A clearly marked path leads south and west, whilst in every
Floyd | other direction are, well, trees.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I'm pretty sure that's the direction I came from when I entered the
Floyd | forest, so let's go a different way.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "maybe the cheating way is to sleep on the floor in the room where the rug was while wearing the rug"
inky says (to Floyd), "x sign"
Floyd | ENCHANTED FOREST
Floyd |
Floyd | Bye-Laws and Regulations
Floyd |
Floyd | NO FISHING
Floyd | NO HUNTING
Floyd | NO TRESPASSING IN STRANGE LITTLE COTTAGES
Floyd | DO NOT STRAY FROM THE PATHS
Floyd | (Unless you want to get seriously lost, that is!)
Floyd |
Floyd | DO NOT FEED THE WOLVES!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | On a path in the forest
Floyd | I'm on a path winding through the Enchanted Forest. The path winds its
Floyd | way from the north towards the west. In every other direction there
Floyd | are dark, sinister looking trees that wave their branches at me in an
Floyd | anthropomorphic kind of way. Ooh, I'm soooo scared!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | At a fork in the path
Floyd | I'm at a fork in the path. Not the kind of fork you eat with, the sort
Floyd | where the path forks; you know, like a fork. To the north the path
Floyd | widens into a clearing. To the west it disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x path"
Floyd | A crazy-paving path that leads around the side of the house towards a
Floyd | small garden. It's lined by rows of large stones that have for some
Floyd | reason been painted white. Somebody's been watching too many of those
Floyd | gardening programmes on TV.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x stones"
Floyd | A crazy-paving path that leads around the side of the house towards a
Floyd | small garden. It's lined by rows of large stones that have for some
Floyd | reason been painted white. Somebody's been watching too many of those
Floyd | gardening programmes on TV.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get stones"
Floyd | That's hardly portable.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "dig"
Floyd | What do you want to dig?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plot"
Floyd | Okay, I dug a little hole in the ground with the trowel, but found
Floyd | nothing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x beanstalk"
Floyd | Aren't these things supposed to lead to castles in the clouds with
Floyd | giants and stuff? I guess that bean must have been past it's sell-by
Floyd | date, but then so was the cow I exchanged it for...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | At the top of the beanstalk
Floyd | I'm at the top of the beanstalk. I was under the impression that these
Floyd | giant beanstalks all had castles at the top of them, but not this
Floyd | scrawny specimen. However I can almost touch the roof of the cottage
Floyd | from here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "jump"
Floyd | Okay... Oof! Fortunately for you I had a soft landing on the thatched
Floyd | roof of the cottage...
Floyd | On the roof
Floyd | I'm perched precariously on the roof of the cottage, trying
Floyd | desperately not to look down. There is a chimney here attached to
Floyd | which is a TV aerial. It kind of spoils the chocolate box look of the
Floyd | place if you know what I mean. The top of the beanstalk can be seen
Floyd | poking up above the roofline.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x root"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
Ellison asks, "do we know why we wanted to wedge the front door open?"
inky says, "I guess if it has an aerial it must have a tv"
inky says, "it just makes it easier to get in and out, I guess"
Ellison says, "ah, gotcha"
inky says (to Floyd), "enter chimney"
Floyd | Okay here goes... Wheee! I slid right down the chimney and out of the
Floyd | fireplace! That was fun. Can I do it again?
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north and east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Completing
Floyd | the morbid ambiance is a motheaten bearskin rug.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears
Floyd | upwards. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x carpet"
Floyd | I see nothing particularly special about the carpet, besides that it's
Floyd | so hideous it hurts my eyes to look at it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x knick-knacks"
Floyd | Oh, you know, the usual things - glass animals, plaster models of
Floyd | peeing cherubs; the sort of things I would take to a car-boot sale
Floyd | rather than bring back from one. They're of no interest to me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under carpet"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Completing
Floyd | the morbid ambiance is a motheaten bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears
Floyd | downwards. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dormer"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x window"
Floyd | It affords a view of the clearing in front of the house. The window is
Floyd | painted shut and doesn't look as though it's been opened in years.
Floyd | There's a tiny point of light flitting about outside the window!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x light"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fairy"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Completing
Floyd | the morbid ambiance is a motheaten bearskin rug.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up and out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
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inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Completing
Floyd | the morbid ambiance is a motheaten bearskin rug.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get rug"
Floyd | I pick up the bearskin rug. Oh,  wow, there's a trapdoor hidden
Floyd | underneath the rug! What a stupid place to put it - right in front of
Floyd | the front door. Someone could have a nasty accident if they didn't
Floyd | know it was there!
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "can we break the window? throw the cue ball at it?"
inky says (to Floyd), "open trapdoor"
Floyd | I open the trapdoor. A set of rickety wooden stairs lead down into
Floyd | darkness.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hrm ok"
inky says, "probably there's a thing where you open the trapdoor and put the rug back on it"
Ellison says, "ah, nice"
inky says, "that might be what you do right before going to bed"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl of just-right porridge
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat porridge"
Floyd | Mmmmm! That porridge tasted JUST RIGHT! I feel thoroughly
Floyd | invigourated; in fact I could toss a few cabers myself if you know
Floyd | what I mean. Wait, that sounded really dodgy. Forget I said it.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up, down and
Floyd | out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dresser"
Floyd | It's an olde worlde pine number. Looks like it's seen quite a bit of
Floyd | use over the years. The kitchen dresser is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search ashes"
Floyd | I fish around in the embers until I find an old brass key. What a
Floyd | ridiculous place to keep it! I pick it up in case it comes in useful.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf strolls out of the room to the east.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x honey"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x shelves"
Floyd | One of the bears is obviously into DIY.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search oats"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat oats"
Floyd | That's plainly inedible.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "climb shelves"
Floyd | I don't think much is to be achieved by that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about electricity"
Floyd | 'Enough talk! There are more important matters at hand - such as
Floyd | lunch! Where are those pigs?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tell wolf about electricity"
Floyd | This provokes no reaction.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tell wolf about fireplace"
Floyd | This provokes no reaction.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about fireplace"
Floyd | 'Enough talk! There are more important matters at hand - such as
Floyd | lunch! Where are those pigs?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give pork to wolf"
Floyd | 'Here you go, Wolfie!' I say, shoving the pork chops under his
Floyd | quivering nose. He recoils in amateur-dramatic horror.
Floyd |    'Cretinous child!' He roars, 'I can't possibly eat those! Do I look
Floyd | like an arctic fox? Am I similar in appearance to a polar bear? Nay, I
Floyd | am a wolf! A wily wanderer of the woodlands! Were I to attempt to eat
Floyd | those my delicate jaws would shatter like glass! Take them away, and
Floyd | don't bring them back until they're medium rare!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "2"
Floyd | The right tool for the right job.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | 'Well,' says the wolf, 'it was nice talking to you, but I really must
Floyd | be off. Those piggies won't get eaten all by themselves.'
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with key"
Floyd | Generations of careless decorators have repeatedly painted over the
Floyd | catch making it impossible to turn. No matter how hard I try I can't
Floyd | open it with my bare hands!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x catch"
Floyd | The window catch is covered in layers of ancient paint and won't turn
Floyd | at all.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear glove"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear gloves"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with key"
Floyd | Even with thick leather gloves on I still can't turn the catch! I'm
Floyd | going to need something a bit more heavy duty!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hrm"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves (being worn)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with spoon"
Floyd | Even with thick leather gloves on I still can't turn the catch! I'm
Floyd | going to need something a bit more heavy duty!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with secateurs"
Floyd | Even with thick leather gloves on I still can't turn the catch! I'm
Floyd | going to need something a bit more heavy duty!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window"
Floyd | Even with thick leather gloves on I still can't turn the catch! I'm
Floyd | going to need something a bit more heavy duty!
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | Damn! The gloves just dropped off my hands! Yes, both of them, at the
Floyd | same time! What are the chances of that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get gloves"
Floyd | This could be the pair of gardening gloves that broke Goldilocks'
Floyd | back, you know! Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "did we throw the cue ball?"
inky says (to Floyd), "wear rug"
Floyd | I put on the bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window"
Floyd | Do you want me to break a nail or something?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear gloves"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | Damn! The gloves just dropped off my hands! Yes, both of them, at the
Floyd | same time! What are the chances of that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yeah, it said we didn't throw very well"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear gloves" Ellison says, "ah, ok"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | Damn! The gloves just dropped off my hands! Yes, both of them, at the
Floyd | same time! What are the chances of that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get gloves"
Floyd | This could be the pair of gardening gloves that broke Goldilocks'
Floyd | back, you know! Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hrm"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug (being worn)
Floyd |   a packet of frozen pork chops
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 9:35 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
Ellison asks, "burn the catch?"
inky says (to Floyd), "hint 2"
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "2"
Floyd | The right tool for the right job.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "1"
Floyd | You need to generate some power first.
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "y"
Floyd | With a little help from an old friend...
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) Why doesn't the button on the large chair do anything?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light catch"
Floyd | Wowee! Who'd have thought the catch would burn so well! Uh-oh; the
Floyd | flames are spreading like wildfire - I burned down the cottage, the
Floyd | entire forest and everything in it, including me. That'll teach me to
Floyd | play with matches!!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 27 out of a possible 100, in 277 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "just about out of ideas here"
Ellison says, "when we go in the basement, does wind blow our match out? should we close the trap door? (although I doubt we can see it in the dark)"
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears
Floyd | upwards. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | Darkness
Floyd | It is pitch dark, and I can't see a thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "close trapdoor"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light match"
Floyd | I take a match from the box and strike it. The match flares briefly...
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | and then goes out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah, this game is tricky and I missed enough of what's been tried already that I am probably not too helpful"
inky says, "ok, time to hit the solution"
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
maga's studied dalliance with his venal muses is little to our taste.
inky says (to Floyd), "sit on tiny chair"
Floyd | Wow, this chair feels just right! Oh, crap!! The stupid thing
Floyd | collapsed right under me! I guess that's what happens if you buy
Floyd | self-assembly.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it.
Floyd |
Floyd | A small pile of firewood is all that remains of the tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get firewood"
Floyd | Oh, so you want me to pick up the pile of firewood now, on top of
Floyd | everything else?  Fine! I'll just tuck it between my knees, shall I?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from above.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put firewood in fireplace"
Floyd | I put the pile of firewood into the fireplace.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light fire"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light firewood"
Floyd | I strike a match and set fire to the remains of Baby Bear's chair...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Alright! There's a blazing fire in the hearth now. Who says I'm not
Floyd | domesticated? That's only one step away from cooking! And to think
Floyd | they kicked me out of the Girl Scouts!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cook pork"
Floyd | I put the pork chops on the hearth. Wow, they defrosted quickly!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), " x pork"
Floyd | There's a picture of three little pigs on the packet. Kinda sick when
Floyd | you think about it. I think I'll become a vegetarian.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get pork"
Floyd | This could be the packet of medium rare pork chops that broke
Floyd | Goldilocks' back, you know! Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Ellison says, "huh, surprised we missed that"
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yeah, usually DW tries to interact with everything"
inky says (to Floyd), "z"
Floyd | Time passes.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give pork to wolf"
Floyd | The wolf grabs the packet of pork chops and tears off the wrapper,
Floyd | then rolls on the floor gnawing at them like a dog with an old
Floyd | slipper. Moments later, when he has recovered his dignity, he rises to
Floyd | his feet and says
Floyd |    'My dear girl, that was simply exquisite! I am indebted for you for
Floyd | that delectable dish! If there is anything I can do in return, simply
Floyd | name it, and it will be done! Huffing and puffing a speciality...'
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tell wolf about windmill"
Floyd | This provokes no reaction.
Floyd |
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf taps his foot impatiently.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask wolf about windmill"
Floyd | 'No more of this idle banter! If there is something you wish me to do
Floyd | for you, let us attend to it immediately. I am a cunning hunter of the
Floyd | wilderness, and have no time to waste in frivolous conversation!'
Floyd |
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf scratches his ear.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up, down and
Floyd | out.
Floyd |
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf taps his foot impatiently.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd | 'Ah, my natural habitat!' says the wolf, 'There really is nothing
Floyd | quite like the forest!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf taps his foot impatiently.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wolf, blow"
Floyd | What do you want the Big Bad Wolf to blow?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turbine"
Floyd | 'Ah, so you wish to make use of my prodigious talents! I shall huff,
Floyd | and I shall puff, and I shall have that turbine turning in a jiffy!'
Floyd | True to his word, the wolf huffs, and he puffs, and he blows the
Floyd | turbine with a gale-force blast of air that sends it spinning like a
Floyd | toy windmill.
Floyd |    'My debt is paid, dear child - I shall now return to the forest
Floyd | which is the natural habitat of a fearsome predator such as I. I bid
Floyd | you adieu!' With that he gives a low bow, at which point the oil can
Floyd | falls from the top of the turbine and bops him on the head. With a
Floyd | cluck of annoyance he hitches up the hem of his nightdress, hops over
Floyd | the fence and disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get can"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), " x turbine"
Floyd | It appears to be a 5 KW battery-charging turbine made from wood, old
Floyd | tractor parts and a washing machine motor, probably connected to the
Floyd | cottage by an underground cable. Faint wisps of smoke are still
Floyd | issuing from the overheated generator!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | Whoa! A hole opened up in the floor and the chair just disappeared
Floyd | into it like something out of a James Bond film! Then the hole closed
Floyd | up again. I think I may have made a mistake there. Maybe I should have
Floyd | been sitting on it!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison has disconnected.
Ellison has connected.
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in big chair"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | The second I plump myself down on the large chair I go into
Floyd | convulsions as 240 volts sear through my body! The room is filled with
Floyd | an odour reminscent of barbequed ribs. When the bears come home they
Floyd | find my blackened skeleton grinning at them from the armchair...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 39 out of a possible 100, in 315 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put blanket on large chair"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put rug on large chair"
Floyd | (first taking it off)
Floyd |
Floyd | I take off the bearskin rug.
Floyd | I put the bearskin rug on the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | The second I plump myself down on the large chair I go into
Floyd | convulsions as 240 volts sear through my body! The room is filled with
Floyd | an odour reminscent of barbequed ribs. When the bears come home they
Floyd | find my blackened skeleton grinning at them from the armchair...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 39 out of a possible 100, in 316 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "x electrodes"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x chair"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the large chair, the medium-sized chair or the tiny
Floyd | little chair?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "large"
Floyd | It's a huge overstuffed leather affair covered with leather buttons.
Floyd | It looks well worn, as though the person it belongs to has nothing
Floyd | better to do than sit on a horrible hard chair all day. A filthy
Floyd | antimacassar is draped over the back of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | One of the buttons on the arm looks slightly different from the
Floyd | others...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get antimacassar"
Floyd | Bloody hell! There are electrodes concealed underneath it! Papa Bear
Floyd | must be a little tetchy about other people using his chair - he's
Floyd | wired it up to the mains! There's a cable connected to the electrodes
Floyd | which presumably supplies the juice.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | The second I plump myself down on the large chair I go into
Floyd | convulsions as 240 volts sear through my body! The room is filled with
Floyd | an odour reminscent of barbequed ribs. When the bears come home they
Floyd | find my blackened skeleton grinning at them from the armchair...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 39 out of a possible 100, in 318 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unplug cable"
Floyd | It is fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cut cable"
Floyd | (with the pair of secateurs)
Floyd | No, no good - I couldn't even cut my hair with these secateurs - too
Floyd | rusty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "oil secateurs"
Floyd | Okay, a dash of SUPERLUBE and these babies are as good as new!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cut cable"
Floyd | (with the pair of secateurs)
Floyd | The secateurs cut through the insulation like a knife through
Floyd | butter...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...Unfortunately I forgot to turn off the power supply first! 240
Floyd | volts sear through my body filling the room with an odour not
Floyd | dissimilar to roast pork. The bears come home to find my blackened
Floyd | skeleton grinning at them from behind the armchair! I'm dead, and it's
Floyd | all your fault!
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 39 out of a possible 100, in 321 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says, "oh c'mon"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Ellison says, "maybe the basement has light now"
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "good call"
inky says (to Floyd), "x wardrobe"
Floyd | An old wooden wardrobe with brass handles that looks like it's seen
Floyd | better days. Probably why it's in the cellar. There's a gentle breeze
Floyd | coming from behind the wardrobe! The wardrobe is locked.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock wardrobe"
Floyd | What do you want to unlock the wardrobe with?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "key"
Floyd | I unlock the wardrobe.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open wardrobe"
Floyd | I open the wardrobe, revealing a set of dumbells.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dumbells"
Floyd | Property of Papa Bear, no doubt.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dumbells"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck them under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x open machine"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open machine"
Floyd | The door of the washing machine is jammed shut! Don't you just hate it
Floyd | when that happens?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "oil machine"
Floyd | I can't use that!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "hit machine"
Floyd | Violence isn't the answer to this one.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x machine"
Floyd | It doesn't seem to have been used in a while, probably because it's
Floyd | missing it's motor. The door is tightly shut.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x fusebox"
Floyd | There is a volt meter inside, and two switches marked A and B.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn off a"
Floyd | (switch A)
Floyd | Okay, Switch A is in the OFF position.
Floyd | The lights go off!
Floyd |
Floyd | It is now pitch dark in here!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn off b"
Floyd | Okay, Switch B is in the OFF position.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u. n. cut cable"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the large chair is a bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd | (with the pair of secateurs)
Floyd | Okay, I use the secateurs to cut the cable connecting the electrodes
Floyd | to the power supply. Let's see Papa Bear try to fry me now!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s. d. turn on b. u. n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd | Okay, Switch B is in the ON position.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the large chair is a bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the large chair is a bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see a TV remote control here.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "hey, look at that"
inky says, "there's the tv"
inky says (to Floyd), "x remote"
Floyd | There are two buttons, marked "Channel" and "Buy."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get remote"
Floyd | What do you think I am, a packhorse? Oh, alright then; taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get rug"
Floyd | What do you think I am, a packhorse? Oh, alright then; taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 10:49 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x door"
Floyd | The door looks as though it has been designed to withstand anything
Floyd | short of a nuclear blast! There's a sign on the door which reads "Papa
Floyd | Bear's workshop - STRICTLY NO ADMITTANCE to anyone other than Papa
Floyd | Bear!" Just next to the door at floor level is an electric socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | The solid metal door has no doorhandle or keyhole and there is no
Floyd | other visible means of opening it. The secret is known only to Papa
Floyd | Bear!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open fridge"
Floyd | I open the refridgerator, revealing a can of beer.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x beer"
Floyd | 'Bear Beer - refreshes the bears that other beers cannot.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get beer"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "close fridge"
Floyd | I close the refridgerator.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | It's a cookery programme - some old crone in a gingerbread house is
Floyd | demonstrating how to cook CHILDREN!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn on tv"
Floyd | That's not something I can switch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Jerry Springer Show - this week: My Stepdaughter is living in
Floyd | the forest with seven little men...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland Shopping Channel - "Tired of porridge every
Floyd | morning? Sounds like you need toast-o-mastic 1000 atomic three - slot
Floyd | toaster! Toast three pieces of bread simultaneously on three different
Floyd | settings! Never again will Dad complain that his toast is under-done
Floyd | or Mum that her toast is burnt... and for baby of course it's always
Floyd | just right! Press BUY now to make your purchase!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "z"
Floyd | Time passes.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "z"
Floyd | Time passes.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland News Channel - "This just in... Prince Charming of
Floyd | Fairyland has been turned into a frog. A Palace spokesperson today
Floyd | confirmed that the transformation took place late last night after a
Floyd | run-in between the Prince and a wicked witch. Police are holding a
Floyd | local crone for questioning in connection with the incident. The
Floyd | whereabouts of the Prince are as yet unknown, but he was last seen
Floyd | hopping towards the Enchanted Forest..."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's a cookery programme - some old crone in a gingerbread house is
Floyd | demonstrating how to cook CHILDREN!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Jerry Springer Show - this week: My Stepdaughter is living in
Floyd | the forest with seven little men...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland Shopping Channel - "Tired of porridge every
Floyd | morning? Sounds like you need toast-o-mastic 1000 atomic three - slot
Floyd | toaster! Toast three pieces of bread simultaneously on three different
Floyd | settings! Never again will Dad complain that his toast is under-done
Floyd | or Mum that her toast is burnt... and for baby of course it's always
Floyd | just right! Press BUY now to make your purchase!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push buy"
Floyd | Okay, one toast-o-mastic 3000 atomic 3 - slot toaster ordered!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland News Channel - "This just in... Prince Charming of
Floyd | Fairyland has been turned into a frog. A Palace spokesperson today
Floyd | confirmed that the transformation took place late last night after a
Floyd | run-in between the Prince and a wicked witch. Police are holding a
Floyd | local crone for questioning in connection with the incident. The
Floyd | whereabouts of the Prince are as yet unknown, but he was last seen
Floyd | hopping towards the Enchanted Forest..."
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's a cookery programme - some old crone in a gingerbread house is
Floyd | demonstrating how to cook CHILDREN!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Jerry Springer Show - this week: My Stepdaughter is living in
Floyd | the forest with seven little men...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland Shopping Channel - "Tired of porridge every
Floyd | morning? Sounds like you need toast-o-mastic 1000 atomic three - slot
Floyd | toaster! Toast three pieces of bread simultaneously on three different
Floyd | settings! Never again will Dad complain that his toast is under-done
Floyd | or Mum that her toast is burnt... and for baby of course it's always
Floyd | just right! Press BUY now to make your purchase!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd | I can't go in any direction!
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' A bell rings somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I'll have to get off the large chair first.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "well, I guess now the hint will be updated"
inky says (to Floyd), "stand. s"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "true"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move north, west, up, down and
Floyd | out.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a package (which is closed) here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get package"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x package"
Floyd | It's addressed to "Goldilocks, c/o 3 Bears' Cottage, Enchanted Forest,
Floyd | Fairyland FL3 7ER." It's a wonder that they managed to find me. In
Floyd | fact it's a wonder I even managed to order it in the first place
Floyd | considering that the bears don't have cable!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open package"
Floyd | I open the package, revealing an electric toaster and a leaflet.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read leaflet"
Floyd | "Thankyou for purchasing the toast-o-mastic 3000 atomic 3 - slot
Floyd | toaster. This revolutionary gadget allows you to toast not one but
Floyd | three slices of bread at the same time... blah blah blah." There is
Floyd | some smallprint, but it is illegible to the naked eye.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm, need a magnifying glass or something"
inky says (to Floyd), "x toaster"
Floyd | It's a stylish chrome affair with three slots, each about an inch
Floyd | wide, and a control lever which can be depressed to activate it. The
Floyd | lever is in the off position. The toaster is not plugged in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plug toaster in socket"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to plug the electric toaster
Floyd | in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plug toaster"
Floyd | I can't - the TV is plugged in to the only wall socket!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unplug tv"
Floyd | Okay, I pulled the plug out of the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plug toaster"
Floyd | Okay, I put the plug in the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "oh you started playing again"
inky says (to Floyd), "x socket"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the wall socket or the electric socket?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x wall socket"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the wall socket or the electric socket?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "any"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x electric socket"
Floyd | For plugging electrical appliances into. I believe it's known as an
Floyd | outlet across the pond. The toaster is currently plugged into the wall
Floyd | socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x toaster"
Floyd | It's a stylish chrome affair with three slots, each about an inch
Floyd | wide, and a control lever which can be depressed to activate it. The
Floyd | lever is in the off position. The toaster is plugged into the wall
Floyd | socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "did we ever"
inky says (to Floyd), "turn on toaster"
Floyd | That's not something I can switch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "Is this still goldilox?"
inky says (to Floyd), "push lever"
Floyd | Okay, I pushed down the little control lever. Thanks to the toaster's
Floyd | atomic reactor the elements heat up instantaneously...
Floyd |
Floyd | ...SPROING!!!
Floyd |
Floyd | The toaster pops in microseconds. 'Instant toasting satisfaction!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yep"
Touchy says, "I was just playing "Ceville" with my roommate"
inky says, "ok I have no idea what the point of this is"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a package (which is open)
Floyd |     a leaflet
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   a set of dumbells
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah, me neither"
inky says (to Floyd), "put dynamite in toaster"
Floyd | Hmmm... they seem to fit quite snuggly. I jammed them in upside down
Floyd | so that the fuses are touching the heating elements of the toaster.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "jeez we have a lot of stuff"
inky says, "oho"
Ellison says, "crazy"
inky says (to Floyd), "x toaster"
Floyd | It's a stylish chrome affair with three slots, each about an inch
Floyd | wide, and a control lever which can be depressed to activate it. The
Floyd | lever is in the off position. A stick of dynamite has been wedged into
Floyd | each of the slots. The toaster is plugged into the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push lever"
Floyd | Okay, I pushed down the little control lever. The toaster elements
Floyd | heat up igniting the fuses on the sticks of dynamite...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...which explode causing a chain reaction...
Floyd |
Floyd | "KABOOOOM!!!"
Floyd |
Floyd |    The toaster's atomic batteries go into meltdown resulting in a
Floyd | NUCLEAR EXPLOSION...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...and unfortunately I was standing right next to it at the time!
Floyd | When the bears come home all they find of me is a shadowy impression
Floyd | on the wall of the cave.Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 48 out of a possible 100, in 399 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dynamite"
Floyd | The dynamite is of more use to me inside the toaster than out!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "we still should get the wolf to blow the turbines, too"
inky says (to Floyd), "x toaster"
Floyd | It's a stylish chrome affair with three slots, each about an inch
Floyd | wide, and a control lever which can be depressed to activate it. The
Floyd | lever is in the off position. A stick of dynamite has been wedged into
Floyd | each of the slots. The toaster is plugged into the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "there must be a way to extent the delay"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a package (which is open)
Floyd |     a leaflet
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   a set of dumbells
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x manual"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read leaflet"
Floyd | "Thankyou for purchasing the toast-o-mastic 3000 atomic 3 - slot
Floyd | toaster. This revolutionary gadget allows you to toast not one but
Floyd | three slices of bread at the same time... blah blah blah." There is
Floyd | some smallprint, but it is illegible to the naked eye.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x smallprint"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see an electric toaster (in which are some sticks of dynamite)
Floyd | here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x pin-ups"
Floyd | Forget it, pervert! For one thing, I'm not a bear and for another I'm
Floyd | not that way inclined!
Floyd | Hel-lo - look at the knockers on that one!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x posters"
Floyd | Forget it, pervert! For one thing, I'm not a bear and for another I'm
Floyd | not that way inclined!
Floyd | Hel-lo - look at the knockers on that one!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x football"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "drink beer"
Floyd | Down in one! (Glug, glug glug!) God, that hits the spot!  (Burp!)
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
Ellison says, "ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a package (which is open)
Floyd |     a leaflet
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   a set of dumbells
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "need some way to look at the small print"
inky says (to Floyd), "x bottle"
Floyd | It's pretty useless now!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x print"
Floyd | I can't - it's written in the most microscopic type I've ever seen; in
Floyd | fact I nearly didn't see it. Seems the toaster company really don't
Floyd | want anyone to read this!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read it"
Floyd | I can't - it's written in the most microscopic type I've ever seen; in
Floyd | fact I nearly didn't see it. Seems the toaster company really don't
Floyd | want anyone to read this!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get it"
Floyd | Oh great. More junk. We're building up quite a collection, aren't we?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a fine print
Floyd |   a package (which is open)
Floyd |     a leaflet
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   a set of dumbells
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ha ha, the fine print is takable"
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo" Ellison says, "nice"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get leaflet"
Floyd | What do you think I am, a packhorse? Oh, alright then; taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy asks, "this is pretty long, huh?"
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) How do I get into Papa Bear's workshop?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "1"
Floyd | You need to create a nuclear explosion.
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "y"
Floyd | Blow up the atomic toaster!
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) How do I get into Papa Bear's workshop?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with the pond?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) How do I get rid of Sleeping Beauty?
Floyd | (6) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "well, that's unhelpful"
inky says (to Floyd), "x toaster"
Floyd | It's a stylish chrome affair with three slots, each about an inch
Floyd | wide, and a control lever which can be depressed to activate it. The
Floyd | lever is in the off position. A stick of dynamite has been wedged into
Floyd | each of the slots. The toaster is plugged into the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under toaster"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search toaster"
Floyd | In the electric toaster are some sticks of dynamite.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "adjust toaster"
Floyd | No, I can't set that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "shake toaster"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x dial"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Lucea disappears through an invisible gap in the MUD. You think you may have heard the sounds of chatting before the gap closed again.
inky says (to Floyd), "x lever"
Floyd | It activates the toaster. You push it down, the toaster toasts.
Floyd | Provided it's plugged in and the power's on. The lever is in the off
Floyd | position.
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push lever"
Floyd | Okay, I pushed down the little control lever. The toaster elements
Floyd | heat up igniting the fuses on the sticks of dynamite...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...which explode causing a chain reaction...
Floyd |
Floyd | "KABOOOOM!!!"
Floyd |
Floyd |    The toaster's atomic batteries go into meltdown resulting in a
Floyd | NUCLEAR EXPLOSION...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...and unfortunately I was standing right next to it at the time!
Floyd | When the bears come home all they find of me is a shadowy impression
Floyd | on the wall of the cave.Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 48 out of a possible 100, in 417 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "woah....half the points"
Ellison says, "oh, turn off the power with the fusebox"
Ellison says, "then get it all set and turn the power back on"
Ellison says, "maybe"
Ellison says, "the button probably doesn't work without power, does it? hmm"
inky says, "ok, hitting the walkthrough again"
inky says, "unsurprisingly we missed some stuff"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit on chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | I can hardly keep my eyes open...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd | So tired...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oops, out of time anyway"
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
Floyd | Sorry, what was that you said? I'm having trouble concentrating...
Floyd | A large shadow looms over me...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Before I can turn around, someone lays a large heavy paw on my
Floyd | shoulder. I turn my head to see three shaggy forms bearing down on me,
Floyd | if you'll excuse the pun, their hot, fetid breath in my face.
Floyd |    'Who's been eating my porridge?' snarls Papa Bear.
Floyd |    'Who's been planning to sleep off her hangover in my bed, but
Floyd | didn't quite get around to it yet?' says Baby Bear. 'Left it a little
Floyd | too late, didn't you Goldilocks? Should have kept an eye on the time -
Floyd | it's noon and we're back from our walk now, and we're very, very
Floyd | upset! What shall we do with her, Pater?'
Floyd |    'I think she'd look lovely on our trophy wall,' says Papa Bear.
Floyd | 'especially with all that lovely hair.'
Floyd |    He produces a red hot poker from behind his back. 'But first I
Floyd | think we'll take her down to the dungeon and have ourselves a little
Floyd | fun...'
Floyd |
Floyd |    Uh-oh. There's no getting out of this one! Somehow, I think the
Floyd | adventure is over...
Floyd | I have so far scored 48 out of a possible 100, in 420 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "restore"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf3"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "man, Papa Bear is an ass"
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says, "screw you, papa bear"
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 7:50 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "score" Ellison says, "I am getting EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED with this game"
Floyd | I have so far scored 18 out of a possible 100, in 171 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "hehe"
inky says, "ok let's see what I got from the walkthrough"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the pantry
Floyd | I'm in the pantry, a small claustrophobic room which smells faintly of
Floyd | cinammon, honey and the mouse droppings that are liberally sprinkled
Floyd | across the tiled floor. There is an upright freezer in the corner and
Floyd | some sturdy shelves stacked high with box after box of McScottie's
Floyd | porridge oats. The kitchen lies to the south.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get box"
Floyd | I already have that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open box"
Floyd | That's not something I can open.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x box"
Floyd | Anyone for pyromania? The matchbox contains just two matches.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "Ellison is now the emotionally invovled seer."
inky says (to Floyd), "get oats"
Floyd | One of the cartons has the words "FREE GIFT" splashed all over the
Floyd | side of it, so I grab that one. I always was a sucker for those little
Floyd | plastic gizmos. The carton is surprisingly light.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open oats"
Floyd | (the carton of porridge oats)
Floyd | I open the carton of porridge oats, revealing a pendant.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get pendant"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance it on top of my head. What
Floyd | did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear it"
Floyd | Oh wow! As soon as I put it on it becomes a glow-in-the-dark pendant!
Floyd | How cool is that?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "drop oats"
Floyd | (the carton of porridge oats)
Floyd | Dropped.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "man"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | My first impression upon entering the entrance hall of the Three
Floyd | Bears' cottage is of hundreds of eyes staring glassily down at me from
Floyd | every corner. Virtually every forest creature from the tiniest shrew
Floyd | to the largest moose is represented in a macabre collection of hunting
Floyd | trophies. And not just forest creatures either; I'd swear that some of
Floyd | these heads are human! On one wall is a full length portrait of the
Floyd | bear clan. A narrow staircase leads upwards, and there are doors to
Floyd | the north and west. Completing the morbid ambiance is a motheaten
Floyd | bearskin rug.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' The doorbell rings. A booming voice can be heard from the
Floyd | direction of the front door: 'Little pigs, little pigs, LET ME IN, or
Floyd | I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll BLOW YOUR HOUSE IN!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm, I wonder what this will do"
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf5"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get rug"
Floyd | I pick up the bearskin rug. Oh,  wow, there's a trapdoor hidden
Floyd | underneath the rug! What a stupid place to put it - right in front of
Floyd | the front door. Someone could have a nasty accident if they didn't
Floyd | know it was there!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open trapdoor"
Floyd | I open the trapdoor. A set of rickety wooden stairs lead down into
Floyd | darkness.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put rug on trapdoor"
Floyd | Okay, I placed the rug over the trapdoor, so that it looks exactly as
Floyd | before - except that the trapdoor is open!
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | Somebody is banging on the front door!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open door"
Floyd | I open the door a tiny crack. As I do so, the mangy looking wolf I
Floyd | encountered on the path barges into the hall, his beady eyes darting
Floyd | this way and that. Unfortunately he fails to notice the open trapdoor
Floyd | concealed under the rug and falls headlong into the cellar with a loud
Floyd | crash. Moments later he re-emerges looking meaner than ever.
Floyd |    'I'm going to eat you little piggies!' he snarls. 'Don't worry, it
Floyd | won't hurt a bit.' Then he notices me and his expression turns to one
Floyd | of bewilderment. 'My dear girl,' he says 'we really must stop meeting
Floyd | like this. It is not you I seek, but the Three Little Pigs. I waited
Floyd | two whole weeks for Little Red Riding Hood, after devouring her
Floyd | grandmother who was exceedingly tough and chewy and quite frankly I
Floyd | have had enough of the taste of humans. Go tell those snivelling pigs
Floyd | it's breakfast time!!'
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says, "also dang"
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see a bearskin rug here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get rug"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open wardrobe"
Floyd | It seems to be locked.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock wardrobe"
Floyd | What do you want to unlock the wardrobe with?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd | (first taking the up above)
Floyd | That isn't available.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search ashes"
Floyd | I fish around in the embers until I find an old brass key. What a
Floyd | ridiculous place to keep it! I pick it up in case it comes in useful.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e. d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd | 'Little pigs! Little pigs!' calls the Big Bad Wolf as he disappears to
Floyd | the west. 'Come on out, there's nothing to be afraid of!'
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock wardrobe"
Floyd | What do you want to unlock the wardrobe with?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "key"
Floyd | I unlock the wardrobe.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open wardrobe"
Floyd | I open the wardrobe, revealing a set of dumbells.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dumbbells"
Floyd | Normally I could just about lift those, but I'm so weak with hunger at
Floyd | the moment I doubt I could bench press a feather duster. When am I
Floyd | going to get my bloomin' breakfast?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat porridge"
Floyd | Mmmmm! That porridge tasted JUST RIGHT! I feel thoroughly
Floyd | invigourated; in fact I could toss a few cabers myself if you know
Floyd | what I mean. Wait, that sounded really dodgy. Forget I said it.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dumbbells"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance them on top of my head.
Floyd | What did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "anyway, here's the other thing"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit on medium chair"
Floyd | Wow - this chair is sooooo soft! I feel as though I'm sinking into a
Floyd | black hole! Oh my god, I am!
Floyd | Inside the medium-sized chair
Floyd | I seem to have sunk deep within the soft, enveloping folds of the
Floyd | medium-sized chair, the place where biscuit crumbs, loose change and
Floyd | other lost items normally accumulate. I can just see a small window of
Floyd | light, the only way out of this warm, stifling floral-print cocoon.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see a pair of very thick spectacles here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get spectacles"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance them on top of my head.
Floyd | What did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | I can't move! Something I'm carrying keeps dragging me back into the
Floyd | chair! I don't know how Mama Bear puts up with this!!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "drop dumbells"
Floyd | Dropped.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Three chairs are arranged around a small coffee table; a large chair,
Floyd | a medium-sized chair and a tiny little chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "presumably we need things to see the fine print"
inky says, "er, need the spectacles"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit on little chair"
Floyd | Wow, this chair feels just right! Oh, crap!! The stupid thing
Floyd | collapsed right under me! I guess that's what happens if you buy
Floyd | self-assembly.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get firewood"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn off b"
Floyd | Okay, Switch B is in the OFF position.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door is open, but a strong draught
Floyd | threatens to blow it shut at any moment. Just inside the front door is
Floyd | an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Touchy says, "I give up I have completely lost track of what's going on."
inky says (to Floyd), "wedge door with cheese"
Floyd | Okay, I wedged the door open with the stale cheese.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the kitchen
Floyd | I am in the bears' tiny kitchen, a cosy little room that could have
Floyd | come straight from the pages of Country Living. It's big on original
Floyd | features and totally lacking in "mod cons." A large dining table sits
Floyd | in the centre of the room and there is a dresser against the wall.
Floyd | Opposite the dresser is an enormous brick fireplace that seems to fill
Floyd | half the room.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf is here, doing his best to look mean and dangerous.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the dining table are a large bowl (which is empty), a medium-sized
Floyd | bowl (which is empty) and a tiny little bowl of just-right porridge.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put firewood in fire"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put firewood in fireplace"
Floyd | I put the pile of firewood into the fireplace.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "light firewood"
Floyd | I strike a match and set fire to the remains of Baby Bear's chair...
Floyd |
Floyd |    Alright! There's a blazing fire in the hearth now. Who says I'm not
Floyd | domesticated? That's only one step away from cooking! And to think
Floyd | they kicked me out of the Girl Scouts!
Floyd | 'Here, piggy piggy piggy!' says the wolf, wandering off to the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cook pork"
Floyd | I put the pork chops on the hearth. Wow, they defrosted quickly!
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf prowls into the room from the north.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give pork to wolf"
Floyd | (first taking the packet of medium rare pork chops)
Floyd | The wolf grabs the packet of pork chops and tears off the wrapper,
Floyd | then rolls on the floor gnawing at them like a dog with an old
Floyd | slipper. Moments later, when he has recovered his dignity, he rises to
Floyd | his feet and says
Floyd |    'My dear girl, that was simply exquisite! I am indebted for you for
Floyd | that delectable dish! If there is anything I can do in return, simply
Floyd | name it, and it will be done! Huffing and puffing a speciality...'
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd | 'Ah, my natural habitat!' says the wolf, 'There really is nothing
Floyd | quite like the forest!'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a small meadow
Floyd | I'm in a small meadow at the back of the cottage, separated from the
Floyd | forest by a rickety fence. In the middle of the meadow is what appears
Floyd | to be a homemade wind turbine! To the south, through the tangled
Floyd | pergola, is the garden.
Floyd | The Big Bad Wolf follows me.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wolf, blow turbine"
Floyd | 'Ah, so you wish to make use of my prodigious talents! I shall huff,
Floyd | and I shall puff, and I shall have that turbine turning in a jiffy!'
Floyd | True to his word, the wolf huffs, and he puffs, and he blows the
Floyd | turbine with a gale-force blast of air that sends it spinning like a
Floyd | toy windmill.
Floyd |    'My debt is paid, dear child - I shall now return to the forest
Floyd | which is the natural habitat of a fearsome predator such as I. I bid
Floyd | you adieu!' With that he gives a low bow, at which point the oil can
Floyd | falls from the top of the turbine and bops him on the head. With a
Floyd | cluck of annoyance he hitches up the hem of his nightdress, hops over
Floyd | the fence and disappears into the forest.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get oil"
Floyd | What do you think I am, a packhorse? Oh, alright then; taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "oil scissors"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "oil secateurs"
Floyd | Okay, a dash of SUPERLUBE and these babies are as good as new!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get antimacassar"
Floyd | Bloody hell! There are electrodes concealed underneath it! Papa Bear
Floyd | must be a little tetchy about other people using his chair - he's
Floyd | wired it up to the mains! There's a cable connected to the electrodes
Floyd | which presumably supplies the juice.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "cut cable"
Floyd | (with the pair of secateurs)
Floyd | Okay, I use the secateurs to cut the cable connecting the electrodes
Floyd | to the power supply. Let's see Papa Bear try to fry me now!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn on b"
Floyd | Okay, Switch B is in the ON position.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u. n. sit in large chair. push button"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see a TV remote control here.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get remote"
Floyd | This could be the TV remote control that broke Goldilocks' back, you
Floyd | know! Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Jerry Springer Show - this week: My Stepdaughter is living in
Floyd | the forest with seven little men...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push channel"
Floyd | It's the Fairyland Shopping Channel - "Tired of porridge every
Floyd | morning? Sounds like you need toast-o-mastic 1000 atomic three - slot
Floyd | toaster! Toast three pieces of bread simultaneously on three different
Floyd | settings! Never again will Dad complain that his toast is under-done
Floyd | or Mum that her toast is burnt... and for baby of course it's always
Floyd | just right! Press BUY now to make your purchase!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push buy"
Floyd | Okay, one toast-o-mastic 3000 atomic 3 - slot toaster ordered!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand. s"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | 'Ding-Dong!' A bell rings somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a package (which is closed) here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open package"
Floyd | I open the package, revealing an electric toaster and a leaflet.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get toaster and leaflet"
Floyd | electric toaster: Oh, so you want me to pick up the electric toaster
Floyd | now, on top of everything else?  Fine! I'll just tuck it between my
Floyd | knees, shall I?
Floyd | leaflet: Oh, so you want me to pick up the leaflet now, on top of
Floyd | everything else?  Fine! I'll just tuck it between my knees, shall I?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x time"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 9:17 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read leaflet"
Floyd | "Thankyou for purchasing the toast-o-mastic 3000 atomic 3 - slot
Floyd | toaster. This revolutionary gadget allows you to toast not one but
Floyd | three slices of bread at the same time... blah blah blah." There is
Floyd | some smallprint, but it is illegible to the naked eye.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read small print with spectacles"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to read the fine print.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read fine print"
Floyd | I can't - it's written in the most microscopic type I've ever seen; in
Floyd | fact I nearly didn't see it. Seems the toaster company really don't
Floyd | want anyone to read this!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear spectacles"
Floyd | I put on the pair of very thick spectacles.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read fine print"
Floyd | Through the glasses I can actually read the microscopic print at the
Floyd | bottom of the page:
Floyd |    'The Toast-O-Matic 3000 uses a small nuclear reactor for
Floyd | instantaneous toasting satisfaction. However, the unit still requires
Floyd | electricty to initiate the reaction. Under normal circumstances there
Floyd | is no danger of nuclear meltdown. Refer all servicing to a qualified
Floyd | nuclear physicist. The manufacturers take no responsiblity for injury
Floyd | or death resulting from the misuse of this product.'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "oh, we did have the wolf blow the turbine before. I missed how we got the oil."
inky says, "well, that's no help"
inky says, "yeah"
inky says, "oh, I bet I know"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move south and in.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn off a"
Floyd | (switch A)
Floyd | Okay, Switch A is in the OFF position.
Floyd | The lights go off!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a leaflet
Floyd |   an electric toaster
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles (being worn)
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   some sticks of dynamite
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | I'm in an underground cave. From the decor I'd say this was Papa
Floyd | Bear's private den, a place of sanctuary away from the rigours of
Floyd | family life. The walls are plastered with posters of football teams
Floyd | and pin-ups from 'Playbear.' A solid metal door, set into the western
Floyd | wall of the cave looks almost impenetrable. There's an electric socket
Floyd | in the wall next to the door. The large chair is now facing a
Floyd | television set and there's a fridge within easy reach of the chair.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put dynamite in toaster"
Floyd | Hmmm... they seem to fit quite snuggly. I jammed them in upside down
Floyd | so that the fuses are touching the heating elements of the toaster.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unplug tv"
Floyd | Okay, I pulled the plug out of the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x tv"
Floyd | Hmm... The TV's plugged in but the set is completely dead.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "nice"
inky says (to Floyd), "unplug tv"
Floyd | Okay, I pulled the plug out of the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "put toaster in socket"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the wall socket or the electric socket?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "electric"
Floyd | That can't contain things.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "plug toaster"
Floyd | Okay, I put the plug in the wall socket.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push lever"
Floyd | Okay, I pushed down the little control lever.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "turn on a"
Floyd | (switch A)
Floyd | Okay, Switch A is in the ON position. Down in the cave the toaster
Floyd | elements heat up igniting the fuses on the sticks of dynamite...
Floyd |
Floyd |    ...which explode causing a chain reaction...
Floyd |
Floyd | "KABOOOOM!!!"
Floyd |
Floyd |    The toaster's atomic batteries go into meltdown resulting in a
Floyd | NUCLEAR EXPLOSION which rocks the whole cottage!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I assume we are going through this all just to get some gold paint"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "that's all any of us want, really"
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the bench are a wrench and a tin of gold paint.
Floyd | Sitting in the middle of the floor is a huge wooden crate, stencilled
Floyd | with the words: "DANGER: PROTOTYPE!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky asks, "see??"
inky says (to Floyd), "x crate"
Floyd | A mysterious wooden crate... Looks like Papa Bear does more in his
Floyd | workshop than simply assemble Ikea furniture. The huge wooden crate is
Floyd | nailed shut.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "heh"
inky says (to Floyd), "get wrench"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get paint"
Floyd | What do you think I am, a packhorse? Oh, alright then; taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "paint ball"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oops, didn't get it yet"
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 9:49 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push save"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf6"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x bench"
Floyd | It's old and worn, splattered with paint and full of grooves and
Floyd | dents.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cabinet"
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open cabinet"
Floyd | It seems to be locked.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock cabinet"
Floyd | What do you want to unlock the battered old filing cabinet with?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "key"
Floyd | That doesn't seem to fit the lock.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate with wrench"
Floyd | Nope, there doesn't seem to be any way to open it with a wrench.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a tin of gold paint
Floyd |   a wrench
Floyd |   a leaflet
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles (being worn)
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open)
Floyd |     a dead mouse
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   an overripe pumpkin
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate with trowel"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear gloves"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate with trowel"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "remove gloves"
Floyd | I take off the pair of gardening gloves.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open fridge"
Floyd | I open the refridgerator, revealing a can of beer.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get beer"
Floyd | Yeah, sure, whatever - I'll just tuck it under my chin or something.
Floyd | Taken.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Ellison says, "well, at least we have the wrench for the window"
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x huge bed"
Floyd | It's very large and very uncomfortable looking, and is covered by a
Floyd | single rather thin looking blanket. Is this guy some kind of masochist
Floyd | or what?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open window with wrench"
Floyd | Taking the wrench in both hands, I give the catch a good sharp twist.
Floyd | The layers of ancient paint crack and flake off allowing me to open
Floyd | the window. As I do so, a tiny point of light zips into the room from
Floyd | outside! It whizzes two or three times around my head and then, with a
Floyd | sharp 'ping' transforms itself into a tiny little old lady with wings.
Floyd |    'Fear not, Cinderella!' She says, staggering slightly as she
Floyd | recovers from her exertions, 'I am your Fairy Godmother and you shall
Floyd | go to the... to the... oh, what was it now?' She looks up at me,
Floyd | bewildered. 'Who are you? Is it time for my medicine?'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "oh yeah!"
inky says, "now we're talking"
inky says (to Floyd), "give pumpkin to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | 'Thankyou dear,' says my Fairy Godmother as I hand her the pumpkin.
Floyd | 'With a wave of my wand I shall transform this pumpkin into a lovely
Floyd | golden coach. Now let me see...' She takes out her wand and waves it
Floyd | over the pumpkin a couple of times, somewhat uncertainly. After a
Floyd | short time the pumpkin begins to swell as though someone were pumping
Floyd | it full of air. Then there is a soft, damp 'plop' as the pumpkin
Floyd | explodes, showering the two of us with orange goo.
Floyd |    'Oh dear,' says my Fairy Godmother 'that wasn't quite right! Never
Floyd | mind, we'll have to make do without a coach. Perhaps you can ride one
Floyd | of the coach horses...'
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "ha ha"
inky says (to Floyd), "give mouse to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | (first taking the dead mouse)
Floyd | 'He's a jolly little chap, isn't he?' Says my Fairy Godmother as I
Floyd | hand over the dead mouse. With a wave of her magic wand she transforms
Floyd | it into a dead coach horse. She seems perfectly satisfied with this
Floyd | outcome. 'Now, child, that's the transport sorted out. Now for the
Floyd | other thing. What was it now...?'
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a tin of gold paint
Floyd |   a wrench
Floyd |   a leaflet
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles (being worn)
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "wow, how odd"
inky says (to Floyd), "x horse"
Floyd | It's as stiff as a board. One for the glue factory I'm afraid. And to
Floyd | think this noble beast died whilst trying to steal a peice of cheese.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give dress to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give gloves to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on huge bed"
Floyd | I lie down on the huge "bed" and try to get some sleep, but it's
Floyd | hopelessly uncomfortable. I'd have better luck sleeping on a flagpole.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
Floyd | I get off the huge bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
inky says (to Floyd), "x bed"
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a huge bed. A narrow staircase
Floyd | leads down to the hall.
Floyd | Lying in the middle of the floor with all four legs pointing
Floyd | heavenward is a dead coach horse.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see my Fairy Godmother here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd | Which do you mean, the huge bed, the medium-sized bed or the tiny
Floyd | little bed?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "huge"
Floyd | It's very large and very uncomfortable looking, and is covered by a
Floyd | single rather thin looking blanket. Is this guy some kind of masochist
Floyd | or what?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get blanket"
Floyd | Wow! Now I understand why the huge bed felt so hard! What better way
Floyd | to conceal from your wife the fact that you've spent your family's
Floyd | entire annual porridge budget on a full sized snooker table than to
Floyd | give up your conjugal rights altogether and disguise it as a bed! Boy,
Floyd | could this couple use some marriage guidance!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give blanket to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look in pockets"
Floyd | In one of the pockets is a cue ball.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get cue ball"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "paint cue ball"
Floyd | Okay, I painted the cue ball gold.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I don't know what the third thing is that the fairy godmother did for cinderella"
inky asks, "I guess it's coach, horses, and dress?"
inky says, "or, wait, maybe slippers"
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a package (which is empty) here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | I'm in a little garden alongside the cottage. There's a vegetable plot
Floyd | in a sunny spot by the wall and on the other side of the garden a
Floyd | somewhat neglected ornamental pond. There's obviously been some
Floyd | attempt at landscaping but the effect is less Capability Brown and
Floyd | more incapable bruin. A ramshackle potting shed completes the image of
Floyd | horticultural incompetence. To the north, an overgrown pergola leads
Floyd | into a meadow. A gigantic beanstalk rises out of the vegetable plot
Floyd | and stops abruptly just above the level of the roof.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah, I don't remember, either"
inky says (to Floyd), "put ball in pond"
Floyd | The ball lands in the pond with a dull plop. A few moments later a
Floyd | small green frog emerges from the pond clutching it in one of his
Floyd | slimy flippers. He drops it on the grass in front of me and puckers up
Floyd | expectantly...
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "kiss frog"
Floyd | Yeeeuch! Actually he's not a bad smoocher, I've never kissed anyone
Floyd | before with such a flexible tongue...
Floyd |    Whoa! There was a flash of light and the frog just turned into a
Floyd | handsome prince!
Floyd |    'Thanks, babe,' he says, looking me up and down, 'I'd love to hang
Floyd | around but I'm off to find me a real princess - I simply must have a
Floyd | date for the Royal Ball tonight. Maybe we can do lunch sometime!'
Floyd |    He runs off towards the forest. I think I preferred him as a frog -
Floyd | less slimy!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm, that didn't help much"
inky says, "maybe a mistake"
Ellison says, "undo, and get him"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the garden
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get frog"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance it on top of my head. What
Floyd | did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "make sleeping beauty kiss him"
inky says, "ok, yeah, I'll kiss him by her maybe"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a clearing in the forest
Floyd | I'm in a clearing. There is a teeny tiny cottage here complete with a
Floyd | thatched roof and leaded windows. It's just like something out of a
Floyd | fairy tale, funnily enough, except for the large hand-painted sign
Floyd | designed to deter trespassers. Just to the north is the front porch. A
Floyd | little path lined by rows of white-painted stones leads around the
Floyd | side of the house to the west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | On the porch
Floyd | I'm standing on the porch of the Three Bears' cottage. It would be
Floyd | quite pretty in a rustic sort of way had someone not seen fit to paint
Floyd | it gold. The front door has been wedged open.  Just south of me is the
Floyd | clearing in the forest.
Floyd | A battered old dustbin sits to one side of the porch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see a package (which is empty) here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | Lying in the middle of the floor with all four legs pointing
Floyd | heavenward is a dead coach horse.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd | For some unaccountable reason, Sleeping Beauty is lying fast asleep on
Floyd | the tiny little bed.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see my Fairy Godmother here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "kiss frog"
Floyd | Yeeeuch! Actually he's not a bad smoocher, I've never kissed anyone
Floyd | before with such a flexible tongue...
Floyd |    Whoa! There was a flash of light and the frog just turned into a
Floyd | handsome prince!
Floyd |    'Thanks, babe,' he says, looking me up and down, 'I'd love to hang
Floyd | around but I'm off to find me a real princess - I simply must have a
Floyd | date for the Royal Ball tonight. Maybe we can do lunch sometime!'
Floyd |     Suddenly he notices Sleeping Beauty sprawled across Baby Bear's
Floyd | bed. 'Now that's what I call a REAL princess!' A quick kiss wakes
Floyd | Beauty, and the happy couple are off to the cathedral. That's no basis
Floyd | for a lasting relationship!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "ok, doing pretty well now"
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf7"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 10:39 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "might run out of time still, but oh well"
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 69 out of a possible 100, in 340 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "man, only at 70%"
inky says (to Floyd), "remove dress"
Floyd | Oh, yeah, sure. Look, I'm not that kind of girl, okay? Despite what
Floyd | people say.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a tin of gold paint
Floyd |   a wrench
Floyd |   a leaflet
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles (being worn)
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah, I'm not even sure what we want to do anymore"
inky says (to Floyd), "give blanket to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give gloves to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask godmother about me"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother about that)
Floyd | 'Agnes, is that you? Oh, dear...'
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | Okay, so technically she's Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, but what she
Floyd | doesn't know won't hurt her. She's a tiny little woman who must be
Floyd | ninety years old if she's a day. She's wearing what I can only
Floyd | describe as a heavily sequined ballerina's outfit which looks
Floyd | hideously wrinkled on her shrivelled frame. Top this off with surgical
Floyd | support stockings and a pair of cardboard wings stuck on with
Floyd | sellotape, and you get the picture.
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother is carrying a magic wand.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "give spoon to godmother"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother)
Floyd | My Fairy Godmother doesn't seem interested.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "so yeah, I can only think of the fairy godmother or the other things in the workshop, but I have no ideas for either"
inky says, "hmm"
inky says (to Floyd), "hint"
Floyd | (1) How do I open the crate?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with Cinderella's Fairy Godmother?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says, "ok there we go"
inky says (to Floyd), "3"
Floyd | Pretend you're Cinderella.
Floyd | Another Hint? [Y/N]
inky says (to Floyd), "y"
Floyd | Give her what she wants!
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) How do I open the crate?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with Cinderella's Fairy Godmother?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says (to Floyd), "1"
Floyd | You need a little leverage.
Floyd | No more hints!
Floyd |
Floyd | (1) How do I open the crate?
Floyd | (2) How do I open the window?
Floyd | (3) What should I do with Cinderella's Fairy Godmother?
Floyd | (4) How do I make sure the bears don't find me when they get home?
Floyd | (5) Is there any way to extend the time limit?
Floyd |
Floyd | Select a hint (or 0 to exit)>>
inky says, "uh-hunh"
inky says, "these hints suck"
inky says (to Floyd), "0"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "we need to enlist Timothy Hutton"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair. push button"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "can we put the crate on the chair?"
inky says, "ok, I had to research that , but it's funny"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd | Sitting in the middle of the floor is a huge wooden crate, stencilled
Floyd | with the words: "DANGER: PROTOTYPE!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get crate"
Floyd | That's fixed in place.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "ha ha"
inky says, "we also can't get the cabinet open"
inky says (to Floyd), "x bench"
Floyd | It's old and worn, splattered with paint and full of grooves and
Floyd | dents.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "look under bench"
Floyd | I find nothing of interest.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cabinet"
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open it"
Floyd | It seems to be locked.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "i"
Floyd | I am carrying:
Floyd |   a rather thin blanket
Floyd |   a can of beer
Floyd |   a tin of gold paint
Floyd |   a wrench
Floyd |   a leaflet
Floyd |   a TV remote control
Floyd |   an antimacassar
Floyd |   an oil can
Floyd |   a pair of very thick spectacles (being worn)
Floyd |   an old brass key
Floyd |   a bearskin rug
Floyd |   a pendant (providing light and being worn)
Floyd |   a mousetrap (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a matchbox
Floyd |   a spoon
Floyd |   a gigantic bowl
Floyd |   a crumpled note
Floyd |   a small packet (which is open but empty)
Floyd |   a pair of gardening gloves
Floyd |   a trowel
Floyd |   a ratty old paintbrush
Floyd |   a pair of secateurs
Floyd |   a broken bottle
Floyd |   a wristwatch (being worn)
Floyd |   a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress (being worn)
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "we still haven't opened the washing machine, either, eh?"
inky says, "we've used most of our inventory"
inky says, "true"
inky says (to Floyd), "open crate with trowel"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pry crate"
Floyd | What do you want to pry the huge wooden crate with?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "trowel"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pry crate with secateurs"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "guess try the gloves again"
inky says (to Floyd), "wear gloves"
Floyd | I put on the gloves, but they're much too big for me and feel just a
Floyd | little loose!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pry crate with secateurs"
Floyd | How? With my bare hands? I just got these nails done you know!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "remove gloves"
Floyd | I take off the pair of gardening gloves.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "hrm"
inky says, "oh yeah, walktrhough reminds me we missed something else"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x wardrobe"
Floyd | An old wooden wardrobe with brass handles that looks like it's seen
Floyd | better days. Probably why it's in the cellar. There's a gentle breeze
Floyd | coming from behind the wardrobe! The wardrobe is completely empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "move it"
Floyd | Okay.... Oof! I moved it. Oh, wow! There's a gothic archway behind
Floyd | here leading into some kind of hidden room! The words 'Baby Bear's
Floyd | Playroom' are painted above the arch!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "in"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move west and up.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dark passage
Floyd | I'm in a dark passage carved into the rock. It curves around to the
Floyd | north.
Floyd |
Ellison says, "wacky"
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dungeon
Floyd | This seems to be a small annex to the main part of the cellar.
Floyd | Everything about the decor of this place says 'dungeon' to me, from
Floyd | the guttering torches to the ragrolled paint effect on the walls
Floyd | that's meant to look like ancient stonework. Unfortunately the rotting
Floyd | skeleton manacled to the wall is only too real. A sign on the wall
Floyd | opposite the skeleton says 'When we say NO TRESPASSERS we mean NO
Floyd | TRESPASSERS!' Something for the bears' victims to think about while
Floyd | they languish in this dump. The passage leads south back to the
Floyd | cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x skeleton"
Floyd | It's wearing a red cape with a hood. I guess this must be the elusive
Floyd | Little Red Riding Hood! No wonder she never made it to Grandma's house
Floyd | - she must have called at the wrong cottage by mistake, poor little
Floyd | twerp!
Floyd |    Hmm, what's this? There appears to be a blackened metal poker
Floyd | shoved up her, um, actually you don't want to know where it was
Floyd | shoved. Ouch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I've taken the poker in case it comes in useful.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get poker"
Floyd | I already have that.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dark passage
Floyd | I'm in a dark passage carved into the rock. It curves around to the
Floyd | north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. There's a gothic archway leading out of the cellar to the
Floyd | west. A battered old wardrobe stands close to the archway.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | It is about 11:22 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd | Which do you mean, the large chair, the medium-sized chair or the tiny
Floyd | little chair?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "large"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "probably going to have to restore again"
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd | Sitting in the middle of the floor is a huge wooden crate, stencilled
Floyd | with the words: "DANGER: PROTOTYPE!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf8"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "pry crate with poker"
Floyd | Using the poker like a crowbar I wrench the crate apart at the seams.
Floyd | It collapses to reveal a strange cauldron-like contraption inside.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x cauldron"
Floyd | It's a huge Heath-Robinson-esque contraption that looks like a cross
Floyd | between a witch's cauldron and Stevenson's Rocket. The cauldron part
Floyd | is covered in arcane symbols and looks big enough to boil an elephant!
Floyd | The magic porridge pot is empty.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, ">THROW PRINCE INTO CAULDRON"
inky says, "weird"
inky says, "ok, and here's another"
inky says (to Floyd), "get pot"
Floyd | The magic porridge pot is far too big and heavy for me to carry! There
Floyd | must be another way of moving it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push pot west"
Floyd | Is that the best you can think of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison asks, "roll pot?"
inky says (to Floyd), "pot, west"
Floyd | I can't talk to the magic porridge pot.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "roll pot"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "anyway, check this out also"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I'll have to get off the large chair first.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. There's a gothic archway leading out of the cellar to the
Floyd | west. A battered old wardrobe stands close to the archway.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open washing machine with poker"
Floyd | I jam the poker in the door of the machine and give it a good hard
Floyd | push. There is a sharp crack and the door flies open!  Who was it said
Floyd | that brute force never achieved anything?
Floyd |
Floyd | However, the washing machine contains nothing but sludge.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "search sludge"
Floyd | Hidden in the sludge at the bottom of the drum, I find a small key,
Floyd | which I take.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x key"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the tiny metal key or the old brass key?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "out"
Floyd | But I'm not in anything at the moment.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "ah, cabinet"
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair. push button. e" Ellison says, "man, we have to run around a lot"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "yeah"
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd | Sitting amidst the wreckage of the crate is a magic porridge pot.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock cabinet with small key"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to unlock the battered old
Floyd | filing cabinet with the fine print.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "dual-use poker. tricky."
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock cabinet with key" Ellison says, "ha ha"
Floyd | Which do you mean, the tiny metal key or the old brass key?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "tiny"
Floyd | I unlock the battered old filing cabinet.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open cabinet"
Floyd | I open the battered old filing cabinet, revealing a warranty and a set
Floyd | of instructions.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read warranty"
Floyd | It's a year's warranty for a small self-assembly chair. Looks like it
Floyd | expired yesterday, what a shame!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read instructions"
Floyd | It appears to be the operating instructions for a magic porridge pot.
Floyd | They seem to be fairly straightforward. "To start the pot, say
Floyd | ALAKAZAM. To stop the pot, say ALAKAZOO." There's a note at the bottom
Floyd | to the effect that the stop spell is extremely tempermental and that
Floyd | the pot should under no circumstances be used in confined spaces!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says, "not exactly sure of the point of this, I guess"
Ellison says, "well, for now, I guess we have to try it here"
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazam"
Floyd | 'ALAKAZAM!'
Floyd | Immediately the magic porridge pot begins to fill up with extremely
Floyd | hot porridge. It just sort of swirls up from the bottom of the pot
Floyd | like an expensive special effect. Within seconds the pot is full and
Floyd | the porridge begins to run down the sides...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | Not only has Papa Bear's secret den been devastated by a nuclear
Floyd | explosion, but it is also rapidly filling up with porridge which is
Floyd | gushing in through the ravaged doorway to the west. Of the television
Floyd | set there is no sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking
Floyd | slightly.
Floyd | The room is rapidly filling up with boiling-hot porridge! I think it
Floyd | might be a good idea to get the hell out of here!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | The porridge level creeps steadily higher until finally it is up to my
Floyd | neck! Like quicksand it gradually sucks me under...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 78 out of a possible 100, in 417 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky asks, "oh, c'mon, we don't even get one spare turn?"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | Not only has Papa Bear's secret den been devastated by a nuclear
Floyd | explosion, but it is also rapidly filling up with porridge which is
Floyd | gushing in through the ravaged doorway to the west. Of the television
Floyd | set there is no sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking
Floyd | slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazam"
Floyd | I don't think using that word again is going to make any difference.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "er"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Ellison says, "heh"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | Not only has Papa Bear's secret den been devastated by a nuclear
Floyd | explosion, but it is also rapidly filling up with porridge which is
Floyd | gushing in through the ravaged doorway to the west. Of the television
Floyd | set there is no sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking
Floyd | slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd | The room is rapidly filling up with boiling-hot porridge! I think it
Floyd | might be a good idea to get the hell out of here!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | I press the button, but the chair doesn't move. Instead there's a
Floyd | nasty whirring and spluttering noise from the chair mechanism! Some of
Floyd | the porridge must have gotten into the works.
Floyd | The porridge level creeps steadily higher until finally it is up to my
Floyd | neck! Like quicksand it gradually sucks me under...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 78 out of a possible 100, in 417 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says, "hmm"
inky says, "ok, so maybe we weren't supposed to do that"
inky says, "but if not, I have no idea what the deal is"
Ellison says, "yeah, maybe not"
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
inky says (to Floyd), "/undo"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd | Sitting amidst the wreckage of the crate is a magic porridge pot.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazoo"
Floyd | Nothing happens. I think that's the spell to stop the pot from
Floyd | boiling!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazam"
Floyd | 'ALAKAZAM!'
Floyd | Immediately the magic porridge pot begins to fill up with extremely
Floyd | hot porridge. It just sort of swirls up from the bottom of the pot
Floyd | like an expensive special effect. Within seconds the pot is full and
Floyd | the porridge begins to run down the sides...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazoo"
Floyd | 'ALAKAZOO!' I shout at the top of my lungs. At first nothing seems to
Floyd | be happening, but after a few moments the flow of porridge slows down,
Floyd | and finally stops. The remaining porridge trickles away through cracks
Floyd | in the cave floor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "eat porridge"
Floyd | That's plainly inedible.
Floyd | I'm feeling really sleepy...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get pot"
Floyd | The magic porridge pot is far too big and heavy for me to carry! There
Floyd | must be another way of moving it.
Floyd | I can hardly keep my eyes open...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "I don't get how to move it"
inky says, "like, those words don't seem to help"
Ellison says (to Floyd), "pry cauldron with poker"
Floyd | That doesn't seem to be something I can unlock.
Floyd | So tired...
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yeah, me neither"
inky says, "ok, another mysterious one"
inky says (to Floyd), "RESTORE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf8"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 11:28 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 72 out of a possible 100, in 389 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push restore"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "restore"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf7"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "xscore"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 69 out of a possible 100, in 339 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 10:39 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "restore"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf7"
Floyd | Enter saved game to load: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "l"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | Lying in the middle of the floor with all four legs pointing
Floyd | heavenward is a dead coach horse.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can also see my Fairy Godmother here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "ask godmother about dress"
Floyd | (my Fairy Godmother about that)
Floyd | 'Oh, yes dear - that was it,' says my Fairy Godmother, 'You can't
Floyd | possibly go to the ball looking like that!' I'm a little offended by
Floyd | this but decide to bite my lip.    'Wait a second while I reprogram my
Floyd | wand.' After a few moments she raises the wand and waves it
Floyd | frantically as though it were stuck to her hand and she were desperate
Floyd | to get rid of it. There is a sudden, bright flash and my dress
Floyd | disappears in a puff of smoke!
Floyd |    'Oh dear,' says my Fairy Godmother with a frown, 'that's not the
Floyd | rags-to-ballgown spell, it's the one for moving stuff down to the
Floyd | cellar, I used it last weekend when I cleared out the spare room. I'm
Floyd | sorry my dear, I shall have to go home and get my spell book. I'd
Floyd | forget my wings if they were't sellotaped on.'    There is another
Floyd | flash and she turns back into a tiny point of light, before flitting
Floyd | back out of the window. As she does so, something silvery clatters to
Floyd | the floor.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get wand"
Floyd | Fine, fine, no problem - I'll just balance it on top of my head. What
Floyd | did your last slave die of?
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "yay dropping wand"
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. A battered old wardrobe stands against the western wall of
Floyd | the cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | I can see a "distressed" Laura Ashley dress here.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "get dress"
Floyd | Goldilocks and the Three Bears; the sad tale of a kleptomaniac who
Floyd | went too far and collapsed under the weight of her own inventory.
Floyd | Taken!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wear it"
Floyd | I put on the "distressed" Laura Ashley dress.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "move wardrobe"
Floyd | Okay.... Oof! I moved it. Oh, wow! There's a gothic archway behind
Floyd | here leading into some kind of hidden room! The words 'Baby Bear's
Floyd | Playroom' are painted above the arch!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dark passage
Floyd | I'm in a dark passage carved into the rock. It curves around to the
Floyd | north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dungeon
Floyd | This seems to be a small annex to the main part of the cellar.
Floyd | Everything about the decor of this place says 'dungeon' to me, from
Floyd | the guttering torches to the ragrolled paint effect on the walls
Floyd | that's meant to look like ancient stonework. Unfortunately the rotting
Floyd | skeleton manacled to the wall is only too real. A sign on the wall
Floyd | opposite the skeleton says 'When we say NO TRESPASSERS we mean NO
Floyd | TRESPASSERS!' Something for the bears' victims to think about while
Floyd | they languish in this dump. The passage leads south back to the
Floyd | cellar.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x skeleton"
Floyd | It's wearing a red cape with a hood. I guess this must be the elusive
Floyd | Little Red Riding Hood! No wonder she never made it to Grandma's house
Floyd | - she must have called at the wrong cottage by mistake, poor little
Floyd | twerp!
Floyd |    Hmm, what's this? There appears to be a blackened metal poker
Floyd | shoved up her, um, actually you don't want to know where it was
Floyd | shoved. Ouch.
Floyd |
Floyd | I've taken the poker in case it comes in useful.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a dark passage
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I'm in a dark passage carved into the rock. It curves around to the
Floyd | north.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. There's a gothic archway leading out of the cellar to the
Floyd | west. A battered old wardrobe stands close to the archway.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open machine with poker"
Floyd | I jam the poker in the door of the machine and give it a good hard
Floyd | push. There is a sharp crack and the door flies open!  Who was it said
Floyd | that brute force never achieved anything?
Floyd |
Floyd | However, the washing machine contains nothing but sludge.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x sludge"
Floyd | Hidden in the sludge at the bottom of the drum, I find a small key,
Floyd | which I take.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "n"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in large chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | Whoa! A hole just opened up in the floor and the chair is carrying me
Floyd | down into the bowels of the earth! It's just like something out of a
Floyd | James Bond film!
Floyd |
Floyd |    Ouch! - it's stopped...
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd |    The jolt threw me out of the chair - I guess the mechanism was
Floyd | designed for someone much heavier than me!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
Floyd | But I'm not in anything at the moment.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move west.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd |
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | This must be where Papa Bear does all his D.I.Y. It's a small but tidy
Floyd | workshop with a bench and an old filing cabinet in the corner. Pinned
Floyd | to the walls are what appear to be the blueprints for various devices.
Floyd | Sitting in the middle of the floor is a huge wooden crate, stencilled
Floyd | with the words: "DANGER: PROTOTYPE!"
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "funny that this game loves the theme of causing-destruction-in-other-places-even-though-you-don't-know-why"
inky says (to Floyd), "pry crate with poker"
Floyd | Using the poker like a crowbar I wrench the crate apart at the seams.
Floyd | It collapses to reveal a strange cauldron-like contraption inside.
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock cabinet with tin ykey"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to unlock the battered old
Floyd | filing cabinet with the tin of gold paint.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "unlock cabinet with tiny key"
Floyd | I unlock the battered old filing cabinet.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "open cabinet"
Floyd | I open the battered old filing cabinet, revealing a warranty and a set
Floyd | of instructions.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "read instructions"
Floyd | It appears to be the operating instructions for a magic porridge pot.
Floyd | They seem to be fairly straightforward. "To start the pot, say
Floyd | ALAKAZAM. To stop the pot, say ALAKAZOO." There's a note at the bottom
Floyd | to the effect that the stop spell is extremely tempermental and that
Floyd | the pot should under no circumstances be used in confined spaces!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "point wand at pot"
Floyd | That's not a verb I recognise.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "wave wand at pot"
Floyd | There is a bright flash and the magic porridge pot vanishes in a puff
Floyd | of smoke!
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "w"
Floyd | I can't go in that direction, but I can move east.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In Papa Bear's workshop
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "e"
Floyd |
Floyd | In a cave
Floyd | The cave has been completely devastated by the explosion! Where the
Floyd | door used to be there is now a gaping hole in the western wall. The
Floyd | walls of the cave, melted by the intensive heat of my homemade atomic
Floyd | bomb are still glowing faintly. Of the television set there is no
Floyd | sign. The fridge is lying on its side, smoking slightly.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "sit in chair"
Floyd | Bloody hell! This has got to be the hardest chair I've ever sat in!
Floyd | I've only been here two seconds and my buttocks are as numb as a pair
Floyd | of frozen fishcakes!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "push button"
Floyd | (the chair's button)
Floyd | The chair shoots back up through a hole carved in the roof of the
Floyd | cave, carrying me with it. The hole in the sitting room floor closes
Floyd | behind it.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says, "might be just about done here"
inky says (to Floyd), "score"
Floyd | I have so far scored 84 out of a possible 100, in 367 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I'll have to get off the large chair first.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x watch"
Floyd | It is about 11:07 AM.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I'll have to get off the large chair first.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo. stand. s"
Floyd | I can't see any such thing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "stand"
inky says (to Floyd), "s"
Floyd | I get off the large chair.
Floyd |
Floyd | In the sitting room
Floyd | From its floral carpet to its lovingly dusted knick-knacks, The Three
Floyd | Bears' sitting room is a chintzy abomination of taste, the sort of
Floyd | room that would make any sane bear want to go back and live in a cave.
Floyd | Two chairs are arranged around small coffee table; a large chair and a
Floyd | medium-sized chair. There used to be a tiny little chair but I'd
Floyd | rather not talk about it. There's a low-pitched hum coming from
Floyd | somewhere.
Floyd |
Floyd | On the small coffee table is a copy of 'Hail!' magazine.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. There's a gothic archway leading out of the cellar to the
Floyd | west. A battered old wardrobe stands close to the archway.
Floyd | The magic porridge pot is sitting in the middle of the room.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "SAVE"
inky says (to Floyd), "cf9"
Floyd | Enter saved game to store: Ok.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazam"
Floyd | 'ALAKAZAM!'
Floyd | Immediately the magic porridge pot begins to fill up with extremely
Floyd | hot porridge. It just sort of swirls up from the bottom of the pot
Floyd | like an expensive special effect. Within seconds the pot is full and
Floyd | the porridge begins to run down the sides...
Floyd |
Floyd | [My score has just gone up by three points.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "u"
Floyd | I scramble up the rickety steps just in time - a moment later the
Floyd | lower part of the staircase is smashed to splinters by a wave of
Floyd | bubbling porridge. I look back to see the cellar completely submerged
Floyd | in boiling oatmeal.
Floyd |
Floyd |
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | I'm in the entrance hall of the Three Bears' house. Hung around the
Floyd | walls are portraits of various members of the Bear clan, along with
Floyd | some highly disturbing hunting trophies. A narrow staircase leads up
Floyd | to the bears' bedroom. The front door has been wedged open. Just
Floyd | inside the front door is an open trapdoor.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "z"
Floyd | Time passes.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "x trapdoor"
Floyd | The trapdoor is open. Steps lead down into darkness.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "d"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the cellar
Floyd | I'm in a dingy cellar with bare brick walls and the musty smell of a
Floyd | laundry room. There is an old upright washing machine in the corner
Floyd | and a fusebox on the wall. Steps lead up to the trapdoor in the
Floyd | ceiling. There's a gothic archway leading out of the cellar to the
Floyd | west. A battered old wardrobe stands close to the archway. The room is
Floyd | rapidly filling up with boiling-hot porridge. The washing machine and
Floyd | the wardrobe are already half submerged!
Floyd | The magic porridge pot is sitting in the middle of the room.
Floyd | The porridge level creeps steadily higher until finally it is up to my
Floyd | neck! Like quicksand it gradually sucks me under...
Floyd | Oh, bollocks. I'm dead!
Floyd | I have so far scored 87 out of a possible 100, in 376 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "undo"
Floyd | In the hall
Floyd | [Previous turn undone.]
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "alakazoo"
Floyd | Nothing special happens.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "I guess we can wave the wand at anyone we want to kill now"
inky says (to Floyd), "put rug on trapdoor"
Floyd | Okay, I placed the rug over the trapdoor, so that it looks exactly as
Floyd | before - except that the trapdoor is open!
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "up"
Floyd |
Floyd | In the bedroom
Floyd | I'm in the Three Bears' bedroom, a small attic room with steeply
Floyd | sloping walls. They have the weirdest sleeping arrangements. There's a
Floyd | tiny little bed, a medium-sized bed and a full sized snooker table. A
Floyd | narrow staircase leads down to the hall.
Floyd | Lying in the middle of the floor with all four legs pointing
Floyd | heavenward is a dead coach horse.
Floyd | A tiny dormer window looks out onto the clearing.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on small bed"
Floyd | I only understood you as far as wanting to lie on the fine print.
Floyd |
Floyd | >
inky says (to Floyd), "lie on tiny bed"
Floyd | The tiny little bed is so comfortable that I fall into a deep sleep
Floyd | the instant my head hits the pillow. Not even the muffled cry as the
Floyd | Three Bears fall through the trapdoor into the cellar and drown in a
Floyd | mire of their own porridge can rouse me from my sleep.
Floyd |   At just after noon I have a strange dream. Three ghostly bears, each
Floyd | with a pair of wings and holding a golden harp, float up through the
Floyd | bedroom floorboards. Papa Bear hovers above me like a translucent
Floyd | bear-shaped cloud, glaring at me through baleful yellow eyes.
Floyd |   'Who's been sleeping in my bed?' he growls, his hot, stinky breath
Floyd | on my face.
Floyd |   'Who's been sleeping in my bed?' snarls Mama Bear nudging her
Floyd | husband out of the way.
Floyd |   'Mater, Pater,' says Baby Bear who has obviously had the benefit of
Floyd | a public school education, 'it's patently obvious who has been
Floyd | sleeping in our beds, eating our porridge and destroying our
Floyd | furniture, since the shameless hussy is still sprawled across my cot.
Floyd | But it's all academic now - we're dead! The little monster got the
Floyd | better of us this time! Come, parents, I hear that heaven is full of
Floyd | succulent young ladies such as this and that the clouds are made of
Floyd | porridge!' With that the Three Bears float up through the ceiling and
Floyd | on to paradise.
Floyd |
Floyd | A few moments later, they're back again, wingless now and dropping
Floyd | like stones towards the fires of hell. The last I hear of them is the
Floyd | anguished cry
Floyd |
Floyd | 'No! Please! Not the poker!'
Floyd |
Floyd |   I awake at around six, having had a full night's, or rather day's
Floyd | sleep, fresh as a daisy and ready for another night of partying!
Floyd |
Floyd |   That's if I can ever find my way out of the enchanted forest...
Floyd |
Floyd |   ...but that's another story! The important thing is, our plan
Floyd | worked! The Three Bears are no more and foxy young chicks are free to
Floyd | roam the forest and break into quaint little cottages without fear of
Floyd | ending up as a Bondage Barbie for a family of furry freaks! Thanks for
Floyd | all your help, I sure as hell couldn't have done it without you!
Floyd |
Floyd | I have so far scored 91 out of a possible 100, in 780 turns.
Floyd |
Floyd | Would I like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, give the FULL score for
Floyd | that game or QUIT?
Floyd | >
Ellison says, "heh, you got to do that after all"
inky says, "ha ha"
inky says, "ok!@"
inky says, "I'm not sure why we didn't get full points here but it seems like we won anyway"
Ellison says, "yeah, that'll have to be good enough for now"
inky says, "hurrah, go team"
inky says (to Floyd), "quit"
Floyd |
Floyd asks, "That game over already? It was just getting good. Wanna play another?"
inky has had his fill of playing for now, and goes back to the Lounge. Ellison says, "yay, you me and a walkthrough are an unbeatable trio"



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