Look what I just did. 2 years playing this shit, thousands of hours. It still hasn't sunk in yet though.

Got the last meat boy comic, gonna read that shit naked tonight!

I'd help flag it, but it asks if it violates MY rights, and that false reporting is also a violation. The rest of us can't do much.

"LETTERMAN AIN'T GOT SHIT ON YOU!"

Bought 2 Meat Boy comics today! Get well soon.

I think $100 is a full day of work to millions of Americans, this original poster has no clue.

I say go out and video the local adults' opinions of China. These are tough times, you might have yourself a decent film you can circuit the state festivals with!

The only good thing Michael Jackson did was get the fuck out of the way for Nirvana.

At 8/24/09 12:43 AM, NeverAgain92 wrote:

a black object absorbs all the colors of the visible spectrum and reflects none of them to the eyes.

Obama absorbs all of the money of the united states and reflects none of it to the people?

captioning is harder than it seems.

ALF!

At 6/27/09 05:03 PM, The-Condor wrote: It Sucked BAD.

Thank you for posting that "BAD" link. I read Ebert's review, seems exactly how I would have predicted it.

He's acting:

Halloween II (2009) (post-production)
"Transformers: Animated" .... Wreck-Gar / ... (2 episodes, 2008-2009)
"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" .... Uncle Muscles / ... (5 episodes, 2007-2008)
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (2006) (VG) (voice) .... Announcer
"Grim & Evil" .... The Squid Hat / ... (3 episodes, 2003-2005)

Hmm, Seattle's about 4-5 hours from me.

two more reviews, two more times I've been called an asshole.

Also, one older MJ flash got a death threat: "dont teasemichael u asshole ill kill u cublogames u son of a bitch:("

What's also interesting is that people are giving the same kind of feedback for the NEW post-MJ tributes recently uploaded. "Although I regret not getting the chance to piss on his lifeless corpse, I think that this flash accomplished that on its own. Good work." (link)

At 6/26/09 07:48 PM, FrozenTrooper wrote: you still will probably end up upsetting someone, who in turn may upset a whole group of people which manages to get people to hate you quickly.

Can't please everyone, huh.

I refrain from mentioning generic MJ-death comments, go here for that.

A lot of authors are getting targeted for older Jacko toons. Another reason to be hated by a large group of people, and we didn't have to do anything this time. Understand that the Jacko toons were made when he was alive and probably did not contribute to his death. No regrets here. The targeting is specific low MJ-death-related scores/reviews. I was only involved with 3 (MJ baby drop game, Michael Jackson Secrets, and Michael Jackson Interview. I'm not concerned about scores, it's just interesting to see this happen, content that changes someone's opinion when something else happens. It's the same content as the day it came out.

As far as respect to the dead and how it plays into flash parody, I figure that dead celebrities don't need to be respected as much as when they're living. The lawsuits are harder to dish out. The dead don't have the same power to sue you. Freedom to parody feels stronger when the target is dead. It's like as if you are liberated through their death. In a strange way, it's satisfying.

when it comes to those bands...

female singers, sales figures.

I think the switch is good and all, but why did the government force it? Shouldn't it be a natural course for the TV industry to decide and take? Those stations who could afford it, make the switch earlier, on their own! Check this out, many local stations laid off many people to afford the switch, also during this tough economy, many local advertisers are taking cheaper routes, print ads, not TV ads, so the station doesn't get much of their return anytime soon.

...was waiting for a picture of Obama when I clicked into here.

At 6/10/09 03:23 AM, yurgenburgen wrote:

At 6/10/09 02:09 AM, JeremyLokken wrote: Titicut Follies (1967).

Based on your description I have begun looking for that film. Sounds right up my street, thanks for mentioning it!

Films involving mental illness are always interesting, although it's actually difficult for the film-makers to acquire such footage because of the debate about whether or not the subjects can actually comprehend what they are getting themselves into.

Another one you might like is Marat/Sade (1967). It's hard to get and is overpriced when found for sale. I've watched it one time, when studying film in college.

The Marquis de Sade is locked in the Charenton mental hospital and decides to put on a play. His overseers agree as long as he follows certain conditions. He writes and directs the other mental patients in a play based on the life of the Jean-Paul Marat. As the play progresses, the inmates become more and more possessed by the violence of the play and become extremely difficult to control.

Titicut Follies (1967).

The only American film banned from release for reasons other than obscenity or national security, Titicut Follies was filmed inside the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Bridgewater, a prison hospital for the criminally insane. After the Commonwealth of Massachusetts sued the filmmakers, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the film constituted was an invasion of inmate privacy and ordered the withdrawal of the film from circulation.

I've seen this documentary twice, and it's very disturbing.

I had a pet Bird. I named him Arnold. When Arnold died, I had him put into a brick. 12 years later, I still carry the brick around with me!

At 6/6/09 11:44 PM, LBRocker wrote: Breakfast Club. Who doesn't love a movie about teenage stereotypes?

I was going to make a game from the breakfast club, like Saved By Your Balls, but decided not to finish it. Decent movie for a bunch of kids in detention!

I like it when Barney Frank gets teabagged on air, and I also like it that it's the first video that comes up on YouTube when you search Barney Frank.

Well, if you told me you were drowning
I would not lend a hand
Ive seen your face before my friend
But I don't know if you know who I am

Why don't you pick some of your favorite artists whose work you do like and privately email one of them. Now everyone, but the accepted person, is wasting their time specifically for this logo, and not getting paid.

At 6/5/09 12:12 AM, Akkryls wrote: They power cock jokes and are the back up fuel for newgrounds... Newground's primary fuel is dark matter and cock-jokes...

cockgirl is no joke!

Can you be resident of two countries? I know you can't between states, but internationally, there are things like dual citizenship.

Did Sam put his brother in it?

...I just searched, he did! He is credited as "Doctor"