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At 6/12/13 01:24 AM, Luke wrote: A lot of people travel for the meet-ups though, that's the thing.
I know I made a joke thread about having a meet up at my dad's house back when I lived in Regina with him, and a few users were actually interested in travelling to come for it.

And yes, it comes with rivers.

Saskatchewan would be cool. It would be cool if there was a British Columbia meet-up as a future idea. I have been there once and I really liked BC for the short time I was there.

At 6/12/13 01:06 AM, Luke wrote: Well, you're all boring.

No offense, but not very many people that are NG users will be able to attend this event. As great as Canada is, very few people actually live in the province of Saskatchewan, so the chances of finding somebody who lives in or near Saskatoon who are active Newgrounds users are slim to none.

It is a shame though, because this may make a great meet. Saskatoon is known for being a pretty vibrant college city.

At 6/11/13 11:33 PM, alternativesolution wrote:
Am I the only one who isn't scared of clowns or creeped out by this guy?

Also, I forgot he existed for short while.

ronald mcdonald? who?

Are you serious?

He's the mascot and icon for McDonald's. Where exactly do you live in the world if you don't know who he is?

At 6/11/13 10:16 PM, Dawnslayer wrote: Dude, have you seen Klasky-Csupo Ronald?

I wouldn't let my kids anywhere near that guy if I were a parent.

Of course.

The picture I posted is from one of theWacky Adventures of Ronald McDonaldepisodes, Have Time Will Travel, to be exact.

Here's a comment on The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald Introduction video on YouTube:

"It's not surprising then that a lot of Americans are fat cunts when you grow up watching a fuckin burger pushing clown with his own kids TV show!!!! Who the hell allowed this crap to go on TV!!!!"

On Twitter, and on YouTube comments for videos of The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald, many people make remarks such as "he's so creepy," "he's creepy i hate clowns!," "Ronald is a creepy child molesting clown," "omg this is so scary," "Ronald McDonald is so creepy i had to see him at my niece's birthday party."

So much negativity to Ronald McDonald, who I think is a humble, devoted man who has made many beneficial contributions to our society.

Why is this that Ronald McDonald is getting a lot of flak, with people saying he's creepy, scary, a child molester, a freak, etc?

At 6/11/13 09:12 PM, anyapple wrote:

At 6/11/13 09:01 PM, BigFatKid wrote: but I definitely wouldn't listen to it if I'm in a hyperactive mood.

Why?

I'd prefer something upbeat if I were. That's just me, though.

Ever watched a youth orchestra perform? Sure it may not be the most stimulating music to some of it, but some of the music is really good and soothing to the ears. Classical music is pretty nice, for the most part, but I definitely wouldn't listen to it if I'm in a hyperactive mood.

Here's a youth orchestra representing Delaware County, Pennsylvania. I used them as an example because they live fairly close to the Newgrounds office and the Fulps' hometowns. Go Delaware County Youth Orchestra!

Yes

Yes, Drew. May I ask what is wrong with that?

No, but I have some distant cousins that live there. They immigrated to Australia and they definitely enjoy it there. It has a pretty high standard of living, and the climate there is pretty nice, so I am eager to visit the country someday.

Super duper tough, I would say.

Tom Fulp is a cool guy, down to earth, and one of the best website administrators of any website.

Not sucking his dick, just sayin'...

''Racist'' is the not the correct word in context to your statement.

I think it's reasonably decent.

At 6/11/13 02:22 AM, BasedBubbus wrote:

At 6/11/13 02:03 AM, GrizzlyOne wrote:

At 6/11/13 02:01 AM, BasedBubbus wrote: the art/animation is much better in mlp than johnny test

still looks like lazy bleh

define lazy

Yes.

Fifteen seconds until adventure time, Ronald.

I'm particularly fond of lunch time, but I'd have to say my favorite time is anytime.

Ya never really know 'em 'till you're face-to-face.

At 6/7/13 11:49 PM, GrizzlyOne wrote:

Dumb people come from everywhere. It's all a mixture of actual stupidity, ignorance, arrogance, intolerance, and most of all, privilege. End.

I meant that several people across the world see most if not all Americans as the fat, ignorant, rich, stupid etc. stereotypes the world portrayed it as in other media.

Idiots come from all countries. One thing I like about America, especially in metropolitan areas, that people are more open minded to different types of people, cultures, etc. In other countries there is little to no diversity of citizens and residents so many people might not have a good sense of what different types of people are like.

The only thing true is that most, but not all, Americans are fat. It is true, 65% of Americans are overweight and it is a correct statistics. It's pretty obvious too. I also don't believe in what people think about Americans being ignorant and rude, even though many are, just like anybody else in the world, but there are many ignorant and rude people elsewhere. The US has some intelligent, well-spoken people as well.

The death toll in the shootings and arson today in Santa Monica has increased to 6.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57588276/at-least-six-de ad-in-santa-monica-shootings/

The gunman is among one of those killed.

The shootings at the school and arson in a neighborhood in Santa Monica are believed to be connected.

The death toll is at 3 now. 4 wounded.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/07/us/california-college-gunman/i ndex.html?hpt=hp_t1

The article says now one person is dead. According to a New York news source, two are dead.

Also, an arson occurred at a house nearby, which may be connected to the shooting

Either way, this is insane.

The gunman is described as an Asian or white male in his 20s, apparently armed with an assault rifle.

At 6/7/13 04:29 PM, DecimatorOmega wrote: Saw it already. I don't live far from Santa Monica. :(

I'm fortunate that it wasn't at my school since I live in Glendale.

Yep it's crazy. There is no motive speculated yet so we don't know what really happened. We just have to wait for the facts to come together.

Link

Breaking news all over Twitter and other news feeds report of a school shooting at Santa Monica College. Some report that at least three people were wounded, but some sources report that the toll is much higher than that. A gunman is reported to be in custody, and a second gunman is being sought.

Hopefully no more innocent people will be hurt.

At 6/7/13 11:33 AM, orangebomb wrote:

At 6/7/13 07:01 AM, Ragnarokia wrote: People hate them because they have a better life than they do, and have more freedom and enjoyment and quality of life,

No they don't. You can come up with any statistic or source you want, but Canada does not have any more freedom than America, and to say otherwise is simply ignorant. If this was really the case, then why don't you see people leaving America in a mass exodus to Canada? The grass isn't always greener on the other side.

There aren't that many American people immigrating to Canada, but there are many people from China and India moving there in masses. Very large Asian immigrant population, as well as Jamaican and Italian immigrants in the province of Ontario. At least many people find Canada a good place to restart their lives, and move there to become citizens.

Okay this Canadian hate is getting out of control:

At 6/7/13 04:33 AM, infamoss wrote: I haven't noticed this at all.

Example:

At 6/7/13 04:15 AM, Psycho666 wrote: I think the phrase "Fuck Canada" just rolls of the tongue more easily because the name begins with a consonant.

Say it. "Fuck Canada."
Now say, "Fuck Mexico."
Now say, "Fuck America."

Words that start with strong letters, like 'C' and 'M', just feel more powerful than vowels, like 'A'.

Fuck Canada. Fuckcanada. Fukcanada. Fukanada. Fukanda.

It definitely does roll off the tongue.