Ha!
I knew chromatic would die from so many blueberry snow cones!
It seems that crazyinsomniac killed chromatic and chromatic took the chatterbox with him.
If this is gone by the time you are reading this, here is what the chatterbox froze like for quite a while:

<chromatic> Okay, if you folks are going to keep voting me up, I'll just have to keep making informative and useful posts. Is that what you want?!
<jcwren> Not really...
<jcwren> (j/k)
<jeorgen> I have a question about control chars...
<jeorgen> if anyone is listening...
<jeorgen> I get this error message: Unrecognized character \003 at rap line 552
<jeorgen> and the line looks like this:
<jeorgen> ((!$key1) && ($key[0] eq "^C"))
crazyinsomniac fed chromatic a blueberry scone
crazyinsomniac fed chromatic a blueberry scone

At this same time, eduardo, SuperCruncher, and crazyinsomniac were apparently logged on.
Thought this was kind of funny, but also annoying, since I couldn't chatter!

In reply to Broken Chatterbox by Anonymous Monk

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