mivoligo | # 181 | 2010-01-28, 11:07 | Report

What do you think about this as an application icon?

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lcuk | # 182 | 2010-01-28, 11:21 | Report

mivoligo
thats great

but you just upped the bar (or is that baaaa) by adding bells!

new ambient sounds perhaps?

does anyone live on a real farm and can get some real sounds from a flock of sheep?

RevdKathy | # 183 | 2010-01-28, 13:10 | Report

I think our baas are probably sufficient. If anyone has access to an old sheep or cowbell (souvenir of a trip to Switzerland?) and would like to record a few bongs to go with the baas...

Then of course the sheepdog should have some woofs... and we could get into real cacophony.

(My experience of cow/sheep bells suggests more 'doink' than bong' actually)

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hopbeat | # 184 | 2010-01-29, 07:17 | Report

@mivoligo, great

hopbeat | # 185 | 2010-01-29, 10:39 | Report

Ok, guys and girls, I will need your help once more:
What is the name of our game? Anything more original then just 'Sheep'?

mivoligo | # 186 | 2010-01-29, 12:07 | Report

Maybe: "Maesheep" or "Sheep hunting" or "Ovis aries" or "Wobbly sheep" or "baaAEMOoo". :P

RevdKathy | # 187 | 2010-01-29, 12:21 | Report

It was originally either 'sheep' or 'sheepdog'. But if there's something more creative...

Let's all think for a few hours.

Lacedaemon | # 188 | 2010-01-29, 13:01 | Report

Shepherd?

RevdKathy | # 189 | 2010-01-29, 18:18 | Report

I believe that is taken.

Merino? Kind of pretty but doesn't tell you much.

(I just wasted a chunk of time here.. this project is getting to me!)

Lassie, of course was the sheepdog par excellence. (We could move on to an underwater version called 'flipper' and a jumpy version called 'skippy'. )

I would also suggest "That'll do" which is a bona fide sheepdog command for when the task is complete. (As in "That'll do, Hopbeat" meaning "Well done, have a nice tasty dog biscuit" )

DaSilva | # 190 | 2010-01-30, 03:25 | Report

Haha, I like "Maesheep". You can see a part of the "Maemo" and you can hear the maaaeeee from the sheeps