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General Chat / Re: The CARPET thread: Discuss all carpetry here!
« on: July 21, 2006, 06:38:11 PM »
Carpets.
They are okay, I guess,
but you can't fight a good wood flooring.
All the carpet I have in my room is one of those street ones,
of where you play cars on.
Okay, not exactly excellant nor mature,
but it wasn't my idea.
Besides,
carptets?
Too much work to keep it clean.
Why use Special Vaccums of when you can just Swift It?
Swift It Good?
They are okay, I guess,
but you can't fight a good wood flooring.
All the carpet I have in my room is one of those street ones,
of where you play cars on.
Okay, not exactly excellant nor mature,
but it wasn't my idea.
Besides,
carptets?
Too much work to keep it clean.
Why use Special Vaccums of when you can just Swift It?
Swift It Good?
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Video Game Chat / Re: Have video games ever made you cry?
« on: July 19, 2006, 10:06:01 PM »
Yes, really.
REALLY.
In fact, I can think of a game right now.
The Sims 2.
There's just something about seeing your favorite simkid growing up into a great man, only to get killed by a bumbling fool who sleeps in front of the pool ladder, that kills that sim.
But the thing on that game that really pulls on my heartstrings is the way the games views itself on reality. It jokes, yet replicates reality, and giving you a behind the scenes footage on what family life is about, and seeing behind the locked doors.
For example, there was this really nice family. The Roberts. They were a great family, and worked as a team. But when the husband started cheating on his wife, and her knowing, they get into a heated arguement. But what really gets me is not the big things, but the little things. After the couple split up, the kid would pass by his mom's room, and burst into tears, thinking about the state of his family. Every night, he would cry himself to sleep, dreaming horrible dreams. For a secpnd there, the game seemed so real...
REALLY.
In fact, I can think of a game right now.
The Sims 2.
There's just something about seeing your favorite simkid growing up into a great man, only to get killed by a bumbling fool who sleeps in front of the pool ladder, that kills that sim.
But the thing on that game that really pulls on my heartstrings is the way the games views itself on reality. It jokes, yet replicates reality, and giving you a behind the scenes footage on what family life is about, and seeing behind the locked doors.
For example, there was this really nice family. The Roberts. They were a great family, and worked as a team. But when the husband started cheating on his wife, and her knowing, they get into a heated arguement. But what really gets me is not the big things, but the little things. After the couple split up, the kid would pass by his mom's room, and burst into tears, thinking about the state of his family. Every night, he would cry himself to sleep, dreaming horrible dreams. For a secpnd there, the game seemed so real...
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Forum Games / Re: Endless Rock-Scissors-Paper
« on: July 12, 2006, 11:42:15 AM »
Rice crispies emerge from the ashes, and began snapping, crackling, and popping.
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Forum Games / Re: Mario Hotel
« on: July 12, 2006, 11:39:14 AM »
BELLY FLOP!
*Dives off diving board, and into cake*
*Dives off diving board, and into cake*
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Fan Creations / Re: My One and Only Forever
« on: July 12, 2006, 11:35:13 AM »
Just when you thought this story was dead,
it rises from the ashes,
and gives you a new chapter. Enjoy!
it rises from the ashes,
and gives you a new chapter. Enjoy!
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General Chat / Re: Hair lolol
« on: July 12, 2006, 11:24:54 AM »
I don't really care.
But bald girls are scary.
My hair has always been changing.
I've had a bowlcut, buzzcut, flattop, medium, straight, short, spike, half-mohawk, etc etc etc.
But I've been sticking with my current 'do for a while.
A medium spiky, parted to the right.
I loathe gel. Its the work of Bowser and his minions.
Its sticky, smelly, and makes me want to smell.
And its so noticable.
But bald girls are scary.
My hair has always been changing.
I've had a bowlcut, buzzcut, flattop, medium, straight, short, spike, half-mohawk, etc etc etc.
But I've been sticking with my current 'do for a while.
A medium spiky, parted to the right.
I loathe gel. Its the work of Bowser and his minions.
Its sticky, smelly, and makes me want to smell.
And its so noticable.
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Mario Chat / Re: Is Game Boy dead?
« on: July 12, 2006, 11:09:13 AM »
Yeah, very true.
Okay. New theory.
You know the first Gameboy from way back then?
Most of us thought,
"Hmm... Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its sleeve, and gave us color!
"Hmm... Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its other sleeve, and gave us a larger screen, cleaned up spirties and graphics, L and R, and gave us a system that is still portable.
"Hmm...Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its hat, and gave us two screens, and interaction, with all the simplicity and compactability of the GB, and allowed us to play those games as well!
To me, the DS is like the second Generation of the Game Boy.
But the GB is still selling, so its not completely.
I guess the two systems have their own agendas.
The GB franchise is used mostly on the ride to work, school, house, and is usually played in short bursts, and is usually played outside the house, because we have bigger, better systems at home.
The DS is used mostly for longer rides, of when you need a larger game to quench your thirst for entertainment, and can be played at home, because its "funability" matches those of the GB.
So, I don't think the GB is dead.
And no, I do not know what I was posting about.
Okay. New theory.
You know the first Gameboy from way back then?
Most of us thought,
"Hmm... Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its sleeve, and gave us color!
"Hmm... Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its other sleeve, and gave us a larger screen, cleaned up spirties and graphics, L and R, and gave us a system that is still portable.
"Hmm...Its great, but there's nothing to improve on! The GB is dead!"
Well, Nintendo pulled something out of its hat, and gave us two screens, and interaction, with all the simplicity and compactability of the GB, and allowed us to play those games as well!
To me, the DS is like the second Generation of the Game Boy.
But the GB is still selling, so its not completely.
I guess the two systems have their own agendas.
The GB franchise is used mostly on the ride to work, school, house, and is usually played in short bursts, and is usually played outside the house, because we have bigger, better systems at home.
The DS is used mostly for longer rides, of when you need a larger game to quench your thirst for entertainment, and can be played at home, because its "funability" matches those of the GB.
So, I don't think the GB is dead.
And no, I do not know what I was posting about.
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Mario Chat / Re: Is Game Boy dead?
« on: July 12, 2006, 06:54:16 AM »
Maybe the new Game Boy, is in fact, the Super Game Girl!
No, no.
Maybe the portable SNES!
No, no, no.
I'm running out of ideas for the GB franchise.
Heck, I'm running out of names!
All Nintendo could do is create a portable Virtual Reality System!
No, no no.
That was a failure.
Hmm...
Yeah.
No more ideas.
No, no.
Maybe the portable SNES!
No, no, no.
I'm running out of ideas for the GB franchise.
Heck, I'm running out of names!
All Nintendo could do is create a portable Virtual Reality System!
No, no no.
That was a failure.
Hmm...
Yeah.
No more ideas.
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General Chat / Re: Mario Bar
« on: July 12, 2006, 06:04:27 AM »
That's what I do with packaged fotune cookies.
And bag of chips.
And Air Heads?
They should be given the name Air Chest, as my brother gets heartburn after eating them.
And bag of chips.
And Air Heads?
They should be given the name Air Chest, as my brother gets heartburn after eating them.
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General Chat / Re: The ENNUI thread: Just don't care here!
« on: July 12, 2006, 06:01:54 AM »
Very interesting topic, Lizard Dude.
I'd just have to say, the price of tea in England. I don't care whether its high or low, I don't drink tea.
Also, on CDS, what's the point of that glassy thing near the middle? We don't care about them. Thy don't get scratched. WHo cares about that! Rip 'em off and put more levels!
I'd just have to say, the price of tea in England. I don't care whether its high or low, I don't drink tea.
Also, on CDS, what's the point of that glassy thing near the middle? We don't care about them. Thy don't get scratched. WHo cares about that! Rip 'em off and put more levels!
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Fan Creations / Low Cut Genes
« on: July 04, 2006, 11:59:10 AM »
The other two fan fictions were a bit stuck in place, so I took a break from those, and wrote a new story. The next update for this story will be about tomorrow, but as for now, you can feast on this sneak preview, which will or will not make it to the original story. After the first update, this message will self-destruct.
The device was shiny and cool in my hands, and my pointer finger was itchy to touch the button on top of the device. I smiled. Maybe I'm crazy. This device surely can't change my appearance. So, I thought hard. What would be the complete oppisite of what I am right now? Then. It hit me. I pressed the button. BLEEP. A shiny yellow light errupted from the top of the device. I felt my head tingle, than my chest, than my waist, body part to body part until my whole body felt like it was floating in water. All of a sudden, the light disapeared. I looked around. i didn't feel any different. I didn't think any different. I was still me. I peered around my body. I DID NOT wear a short skirt before I pressed the button. Nor did I have painted nails, nor did i have anything else I had. I looked at the mirror. I. Was. A. Girl. I shuddered. The crazy old guy maybe wasn't so crazy after all! I looked around. I was exactly what i have thought of in my head. Everything. I breathed hard. This isn't right. No. Its not. I laid on my bed, staring at the ceiling. KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK!
The device was shiny and cool in my hands, and my pointer finger was itchy to touch the button on top of the device. I smiled. Maybe I'm crazy. This device surely can't change my appearance. So, I thought hard. What would be the complete oppisite of what I am right now? Then. It hit me. I pressed the button. BLEEP. A shiny yellow light errupted from the top of the device. I felt my head tingle, than my chest, than my waist, body part to body part until my whole body felt like it was floating in water. All of a sudden, the light disapeared. I looked around. i didn't feel any different. I didn't think any different. I was still me. I peered around my body. I DID NOT wear a short skirt before I pressed the button. Nor did I have painted nails, nor did i have anything else I had. I looked at the mirror. I. Was. A. Girl. I shuddered. The crazy old guy maybe wasn't so crazy after all! I looked around. I was exactly what i have thought of in my head. Everything. I breathed hard. This isn't right. No. Its not. I laid on my bed, staring at the ceiling. KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK!
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General Chat / Re: Air Guitar Habits
« on: June 28, 2006, 01:15:00 PM »
All but sing along.
I got one of those preschool guitars way back, and a smashed it into five pieces after consectutive banging.
I got one of those preschool guitars way back, and a smashed it into five pieces after consectutive banging.
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Site Discussion / Re: The new sig topic
« on: June 23, 2006, 01:58:08 PM »
New sig, based off on wahat others think of my fics.
Really great, actually.
Really great, actually.
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General Chat / Re: Paul McCartney's 64th Birthday
« on: June 23, 2006, 01:22:58 PM »
GREAT CT, fuzzy!
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