Answering Machine - Revision history

The Knights Who Say Ni: down here

The Knights Who Say Ni — Sun, 24 Apr 2016 19:47:24 GMT

down here

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	{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}		{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]
-	~~[[Image:KOTAnswerMachine.png\|thumb\|"You have no messages. Ever."]]~~

	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].		[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].
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	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.		In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.

		+	[[Image:KOTAnswerMachine.png\|thumb\|"You have no messages. Ever."]]
	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voicemail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".		[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voicemail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc at 19:25, 24 April 2016

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sun, 24 Apr 2016 19:25:25 GMT

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	{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}		{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]
		+	[[Image:KOTAnswerMachine.png\|thumb\|"You have no messages. Ever."]]

	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].		[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].

It's dot com: voice-mail → voicemail

It's dot com — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 20:28:13 GMT

voice-mail → voicemail

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	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.		In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.

-	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern ~~voice-mail~~ technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".	+	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voicemail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".

	{{marzipanansweringmachines}}		{{marzipanansweringmachines}}

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]

The Knights Who Say Ni: rv/v

The Knights Who Say Ni — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:54:25 GMT

rv/v

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-	~~Homestar~~ is ~~dead~~	+	{{about\|answering machine itself}} {{for\|feature\|Marzipan's Answering Machine}}
		+	{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}
		+	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]
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		+	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].
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		+	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.
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		+	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voice-mail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".
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		+	{{marzipanansweringmachines}}
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		+	[[Category:Electronics]]

184.154.49.106: replaced the page with 'Homestar is dead'

184.154.49.106 — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:38:33 GMT

replaced the page with 'Homestar is dead'

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-	~~{{about\|answering machine itself}} {{for\|feature\|Marzipan's Answering Machine}}~~	+	Homestar is dead
-	~~{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}~~	+
-	~~[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]~~	+
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-	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is ~~never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].~~	+
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-	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.	+
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-	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voice-mail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".	+
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-	~~{{marzipanansweringmachines}}~~	+
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-	~~[[Category:Electronics]]~~	+

Sidnoea: This is simple grammar fail.

Sidnoea — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 22:37:10 GMT

This is simple grammar fail.

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-	{{noname\|simple description\|electronic}}	+	{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]

Super Martyo Brother: uggh, grammar 101, man. should've caught that...

Super Martyo Brother — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 08:41:46 GMT

uggh, grammar 101, man. should've caught that...

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	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].		[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].

-	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was at in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.	+	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.

	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voice-mail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".		[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voice-mail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".

Super Martyo Brother: rewriting the intro, removing information about different answering machines irrelevant to this one

Super Martyo Brother — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 08:39:47 GMT

rewriting the intro, removing information about different answering machines irrelevant to this one

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-	~~This was~~ [[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]]. ~~[[Strong Bad]] once used it to ask Marzipan where [[~~The ~~Cheat]]~~ was ~~at in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call~~. ~~In one of~~ the ~~made-up emails from [[personal favorites]]~~, ~~Strong Bad left such~~ a ~~good prank call~~ on the ~~machine that it exploded~~. ~~It made~~ a ~~comeback in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 8~~.~~0]] before she~~ replaced it with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].	+	[[Marzipan]]'s first '''Answering Machine''', which first appeared in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0]], was a very simple tape-based answering machine. The tape deck was top-loading, and was right next to the speaker. It featured buttons to go to the next and previous messages, a stop button, and an LED display representative of the number of messages on the tape. Although there are two cables, with one presumably coming from the wall and the other going to a phone, the actual phone is never shown. It was replaced with the [[PhoneTime XL8]] in [[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2]].

-	[[The King of Town]] also has an Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary.	+	In addition to the first eight editions of Marzipan's Answering Machine, the Answering Machine also appeared when [[Strong Bad]] used it to ask Marzipan where [[The Cheat]] was at in [[Where's The Cheat?]] before turning it into a prank call. Also, in one of the made-up emails from [[personal favorites]], Strong Bad left such a good prank call on the machine that it exploded.
		+
		+	[[The King of Town]] also has a similar Answering Machine, which is seen at the end of [[The King of Town DVD]] commentary. Unlike Marzipan's Answering Machine, it had a system voice on it, similar to modern voice-mail technology. It also mocked The King of Town, saying "Nobody likes you" and "You have no friends".

-	~~Strong Bad uses an answering machine to find his missing [[Lappy 486]] and a kick-awesome guitarist in [[Lappynapped!]].~~
	{{marzipanansweringmachines}}		{{marzipanansweringmachines}}

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]

Soiled Bargains: Added {{marzipanansweringmachines}}.

Soiled Bargains — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:43:44 GMT

Added {{marzipanansweringmachines}}.

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	Strong Bad uses an answering machine to find his missing [[Lappy 486]] and a kick-awesome guitarist in [[Lappynapped!]].		Strong Bad uses an answering machine to find his missing [[Lappy 486]] and a kick-awesome guitarist in [[Lappynapped!]].
		+	{{marzipanansweringmachines}}

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]

Soiled Bargains: Added {{noname}}.

Soiled Bargains — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:00:40 GMT

Added {{noname}}.

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		+	{{noname\|simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]

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-	{{noname\|simple description\|electronic}}	+	{{noname\|a simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]

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	{{about\|answering machine itself}} {{for\|feature\|Marzipan's Answering Machine}}		{{about\|answering machine itself}} {{for\|feature\|Marzipan's Answering Machine}}
		+	{{noname\|simple description\|electronic}}
	[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]		[[Image:Old Answering Machine.png\|thumb\|Old-tech]]