Or the time when you got a B on a project you didn't do... Still don't know how that happened.

At 11/9/09 03:36 PM, evan210 wrote:

At 11/9/09 03:32 PM, OfficeMan wrote: Mmmmmhmmmmm

On a similar note

Reminds me of that time when my Biology test asked a question, underneath it was "[some answer here that I forget] OR [another answer that I forget], and i circled "or".

a government like the one in america doesn't work. It's inherently unstable. Government "by, for, and of the people" doesn't really happen, unless you use a direct democracy, which noone does. Here, most people in politics don't really think about their beliefs; everything is extremely subjective.

perhaps a better question is does anyone besides me exist...
if I turn my back on someone, do they disappear until i look at them again?
the problem with that question is that there's no way to know...

Flash can be bought from the adobe website. The professional version is $699.
Cheaper versions could probably be bought on ebay or something, but I haven't checked.
I think there's also an "educational" version somewhere for $250; it works just fine.

At 4/5/09 10:18 PM, evan210 wrote:

At 4/5/09 10:14 PM, llamamessanger wrote: one would think making a slightly challenging game would be even better practice.

never seen you make a decent game.

That's because I know i suck at it, and don't try to submit something that I know will fail.
I hold no illusions as to my abilities, unlike some fools who make an awful game, then write "VOTE FIVE!" in the description.

one would think making a slightly challenging game would be even better practice.

Why go to school?
because its the law.
I wish it weren't.

In the meantime, I wish all those fools making crappy, easy to beat games would just make one not quite so crappy and/or not so easy to beat.

first of all in response to Draxonicar, a quote from the general forum description:

Talk about the stuff on Newgrounds

Secondly, I understand that these games are easy to make, but is it really that hard to fix the obvious problems? For example holding down the mouse to avoid walls? There are tutorials, you know.

Why? Why must every aspiring game maker make a crappy mouse avoider game?
I don't get it.
Every one feels obligated to create an avoider game that they know has serious issues and submit it to the portal even though it has no reason to succeed...

Please, can someone enlighten me?

A collaboration of all the unfinished or abandoned projects you have done!!
show your talent without actually finishing stuff!

I can bend my thumb back so that it is behind my knuckles and bring my arm around my head and back so that its touching my ear on that side.