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From: Nobody Special <happyposter@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Bobbie Model - Anyone have these sets?
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2011 07:29:07 -0400
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On Fri, 8 Jul 2011 12:07:10 -0400, Social Deviant
<deviant@social.none> wrote:
>I was sorting out my Bobbie-Model files and found several sets missing.
>Among these are sets I thought I had from RARed sets posted back in
>2009 by TakkE that had the wrong images within the RAR. (For instance,
>Bobbie-Model-031.rar contained images from set 02 instead of 31).
>
>I wonder if anyhow has any of these sets?
>
>021
>022
>023
>025
>055
>057
>058
>059
>060
>063
>064
>065
>066
>068
>078
You may be falling into the "set number" vs. "s number" trap. The set
number as released on the Webe site (they called it a "gallery") is
NOT the same as the "s###" part of the filename (although sometimes
they did match up). So Bobbie set 031 in fact does have files named
"m144-s02". These are not pictures from set 002, which has files named
"m144-s40". Confused enough, yet?
For your list, here are the "s" numbers that correspond:
021 (s082)
022 (s14)
023 (s083)
025 (s26)
055 (s15)
057 (s051)
058 (s12)
059 (s33)
060 (s079)
063 (s084)
064 (s061)
065 (s067)
066 (s069)
068 (s070)
AFAIK Bobbie sets only went up to 071. I've never seen a set 078, and
that doesn't show up as an s number either. It would be new to me.
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