At 9/3/09 09:56 PM, kidd25 wrote: can women do this?

I believe their were women there who also could not. They were also really fucking useless and only even kicked for about 3 seconds while they were in there.

ololol 9000 i get it

At 9/3/09 01:31 PM, Egeus wrote: Isn't that basically what The National Recoveries Act was under Roosevelt's administration?

Or more to the point, "Fascism"?

Isn't that basically what The National Recoveries Act was under Roosevelt's administration?

The website doesn't look legit to me. For some reason I have a hard time trusting websites that aren't very visually appealing and "web 2.0". Who knows, maybe they just get you to send them your creations and they copyright it for themselves.

Reviewing is the absolute scum of Newgrounds. Nobody knows how to do it properly. I'll read an intelligent-poster's reviews and they'll be absolute garbage. Artists don't benefit from any of the constructive or nonconstructive criticism they get.

I'm actually appalled at how poorly constructed all of the reviews I read are.

Bro, I think you inhaled that Delorean last night.

Well I woke up quick at about noon. I just thought that I had to be in Compton soon. I had to get drunk before the day began, and before my mother started bitched about my friends.

Clean your mirror.

Oh simmer down. I don't think there's a single age group where kids aren't trying to be cool, and thought less of by those older than them.

Can that even get scrambled?

I guess the whole "...EIGHT THOUSAND..." thing went right over most people's heads.

At 9/8/08 10:24 PM, The-Laugher-Of-Lor wrote: That story on some random porn site must've cost a ton.

Because nobody on this site could ever create original content, right?

At 9/8/08 10:19 AM, Warrickneff wrote: I used to work at a grocery store doing produce, and the best days were the ones when all I had to do was chill in the back and prep the different types of veggies that need to be cut, trimmed, washed, etc.

Showing up to work hung-over now isn't really an option... I worked at 6AM doing hard physical labor outside, so you'd probably have the worst day of your life if you weren't careful.

Yeah, I'm actually considering switching to the prep crew. This way I can work 8:00am to 4:00pm on Saturday and Sunday. This will stop me from wasting my entire weekend at work, and I'll actually have time to do my homework.

lol kill urself

I passed up my chance with Acid. I heard that those doing it had a lot of fun, but when I have panic attacks on weed, I can only imagine what a 10 hour mind fuck would do to me.

At 8/23/08 05:50 AM, 5Dollar wrote:

At 8/23/08 05:48 AM, Egeus wrote:

At 8/23/08 05:46 AM, 5Dollar wrote: Why drink when you can roll yourself a spliff?

I quit that shit about two (2) months ago. I was sick of feeling so goddamn lazy all the time.

Pssh when i'm baked I'm not lazy I go do things, random things. Like go to the mall and ride those coin operated seats that move back and forth lmao no i dont. But yeah Weed is love.

While I was on it, I just wanted to sit in one place and enjoy the feeling. When I came down from it, I just wanted to sit down and do nothing. Weed made me a very lazy person.

At 8/23/08 05:46 AM, 5Dollar wrote: Why drink when you can roll yourself a spliff?

I quit that shit about two (2) months ago. I was sick of feeling so goddamn lazy all the time.

At 8/23/08 05:36 AM, plebmonk wrote: I remember the good old days of raiding the rents' alcohol. I never found the need to advertise it on NG though. Out of curiosity, why drink alone? Why not invite some of your underage buddies over?

I don't see anybody coming over here at 3:30 in the morning just for 2 drinks.

Mig online

Minigunner, armed and ready

China will grow larger.

amidoinitrite

At 8/23/08 02:50 AM, Peaceblossom wrote: Egeus is my friend:

He shares a similar sig
He signed up before me and posts less
And never ever gay

Egeus is my friend.....

lol <3

At 8/16/08 01:26 AM, Grammar-Nazi wrote:

At 8/16/08 01:12 AM, TSstudios wrote: its so sad. 20 days until school starts and 21 days until my birthday.....sucks to be me.

anyways, what will you do for your last 20 days of freedom? [more typing]

Continue what I've been doing all summer; Being unhealthy, collecting job applications, LAN parties and buying stuff online.

don't judge me

If that were a bad thing I might judge you. I actually envy you because I haven't managed to have any successful LANs this summer and I don't have a credit card to buy shit online with.

At 8/15/08 08:25 PM, Foozogz wrote: Looks like a double decker grilled cheese sandwich with melted butter.

That's exactly what it is. Except it's not so much grilled as it is broiled.

There's a lack of food threads on Newgrounds today, so I took the liberty of photographing my amazing sammich.

So I decided I wanted something crunchy, cheesy, chewy, and melty. I just saw a taco bell commercial and had to think about how I was going to accomplish it with hardly anything to eat in my house. Here is what I came up with before it actually went into the oven:

BAM

Unfortunately, the cheese wouldn't melt if I put it in like that, so I needed a solution. Here's a cooking shot of my sammich:

ZOOM

Yes, that's 2 kinds of cheese. White and Orange cheddar. The middle piece didn't toast very well, and remained quite chewy, just as I intended.

This is by far one of the best sammiches I've ever had. Check it out

High Res

I don't think my dad would appreciate me making a bunch of noise in the gun room just to take a few pictures, so I won't. We have about 13 guns though, and which one is "more deadly" really depends on the circumstance.

I won't bother listing them all, but there's some Semi-automatic assault rifles (Only semi because this is Canada. They only have 5 round clips and you can't hunt with them). There's also quite a few .357, .38 special, and .44 magnum revolvers. There's a 22 rifle for gophers, and 2 shotguns for bird hunting. There's also a .357 cowboy style rifle for the Cowboy Action Shooting my dad partakes in. We also have 4 or so Semi-automatic handguns.

My favorite, and weapon of choice would be the 9mm Handgun just because I'd imagine myself fighting at no more than 20 ft if I was to ever use a gun to kill somebody.

I keep trying to convince my dad to buy a heavy bolt action rifle with a good scope and a wooden stock. You'd be able to pick off the hordes of Zombies at range, and crush their skulls with the stock up close.

lol

At 8/13/08 02:27 AM, LightandDark wrote: Also, I like to point out that there's a version of Ubuntu called Kubuntu, which is basically for people who are past the simplicity of Ubuntu (or basically are fine with complicated things) and want something a little bit more configurable, Kubuntu supposedly has more Linux programs than the gnome-based Ubuntu.

I hate the KDE Desktop but I know some people (RageOfOrder) swear by it. I never really learned to customize KDE and I didn't like how it had a start menu that reminded me heavily of Windows.

At 8/13/08 01:48 AM, cellardoor6 wrote: So... here's some questions:

1) Anyone here dual-boot Vista and Ubuntu, with Ubuntu as the secondary OS?

I'm running a dual boot with XP and the latest Ubuntu. Ubuntu is technically the secondary OS, however I used to run only Linux on this box. My dad is using Linux on his computer and he's had no problems.

2) How easy is it to go from one OS to the other? Give me a summary of how you do that exactly, like does the computer start in Ubuntu or Vista every time by itself, or can you pick which OS boots up in the console every time you start your computer?

Whenever you start your computer you are given the choice between booting into several Hard Drives and modes, most of which are recovery and safe-graphics modes for Ubuntu. At the bottom I choose XP Pro by using the arrow keys. There's a 10 second window before it auto-boots into Ubuntu.

3) Did you get any performance problems in either of the operating systems? Did you lose files or fragment programs in the partition?

I only noticed that I got an increased performance while using Ubuntu, as it manages ram much nicer than windows ever did.

4) How much is a reasonable amount of harddrive space to reserve for Ubuntu? I have a 250GB harddrive with about 120GB free, and I still plan on using Vista for basically everything other than some light internet/email/media stuff on Ubuntu, basically as a novelty. Would like... 15GB be reasonable? If I wished to uninstall Ubuntu, is it easy to do so?

I believe I have a ridiculously huge partition for Ubuntu. I'd say anything over 20GB is more than enough. 15GB is accepted as an absolute minimum.

5) Is the Ubuntu desktop/interface very easy to personalize? I've seen some sweet customized Ubuntu desktops with all kinds of wacky animations when you move or close windows and stuff like that, but how much effort is required to get that?

My first day with Ubuntu I took some pretty eye-catching screenshots. I got loads of PMs asking how I did it. :P

6) Is it easy to load new skins and get rid of the hideous gray and orange combination toolbar and background Ubuntu comes with?

Very easy. It's all manageable through a graphic interface other than a few minor things that you'll have to download through the terminal, etc.

7) What other programs does Ubuntu have that makes it worthwhile? What can you do with Ubuntu that you can't do with Vista?

YOU CAN HOST A SUPERIOR SERVER LOL.

Seriously though, I really enjoyed making my desktop look nice. Every few days I'd reskin the whole thing and take a snapshot. I don't think there's any real programs that only run on Linux that you would use. It's supposed to be more of a free alternative.

8) How is compatibility with programs for Ubuntu that you usually use for Vista? Are the rumors true that Ubuntu will install and play some games that are supposed to only work on Windows?

I had WoW, CS:S, and Ventrilo working fine. That was enough for me, but I wouldn't count on a lot of other things working.

I'd recommend it as a replacement for windows, rather than a separate tool. Unless it's strictly for learning, you'll find yourself in Windows 98% of the time.

Yeah, I've got a quick question.

I'm looking for a server oriented distribution, and my main concern is availability of support. I'm looking for something very minimalistic, maybe even something without a graphical interface. I need to be able to set up a work group and transfer files within my home network.

I'm running a very bare system, but I have sufficient ram and resource to keep a web server and a home media server running using windows, I'm just looking for that competitive edge and a weekend project.

Would you recommend any distro in particular, and though I know my way around a Linux system, would you even suggest building something very minimal from the ground up?

At 4/23/08 08:34 PM, sldghmmr wrote:

At 4/23/08 08:33 PM, Peaceblossom wrote: First

Second

Third

To me it helps define the regulars, but there are other factors. Level, sig, and signup date show that a user at least cares enough to establish an identity before posting. If a level 1 user that signed up yesterday starts posting on the forums I won't take them very seriously. If the same user has a properly formatted sig I might read a little more into it.

Post quality comes first though. Post count just lets you see how active somebody is based on signup date if you don't recognize them.