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Damn, I thought you were going to say that you ARE Canadian.

At 2/24/06 09:49 PM, Mr_CraZy77 wrote:

At 2/24/06 09:37 PM, Marcato wrote: Yes, I've learned to be careful when I see his name on flashes ^^

A lesson, that you will remember, forevermore?

Nah, my curiosity gets the best of me, and I watch them.

I shall never learn my lesson.

From your author's notes, I thought you had intended for that flash to spark opinions from your viewers.

Based on the content of your flash and the ambiguous author's notes, you shouldn't be surprised that people would give their opinion. When you decide to post powerful pictures like that, you should expect this outcome. As a creator, you should expect it and not get offended by it.

Besides, make it visually powerful and the best flash it can be, that way no matter the content, people might fairly pass it based on presentation.

Yes, I've learned to be careful when I see his name on flashes ^^

At 2/24/06 12:26 AM, Dilapsor wrote: I remember Stick, but he's not my fondest Nickelodeon memory. The things that really get my nostalgia in full gear would have to be: stuff

... Weinerville?

Hmm... well, we had to do a May-day performance singing in the Maori language. And this guy from New Zealand was showing us this dance-sort of thing. He was pretty cool.

So yeah, New Zealand is cool as far as I know.

I guess age gaps for people over 18 are different because on some scale, you expect a certain maturity and you dont' feel like you're taking advantage of people?

Besides, in teenage years, one or two years can make a big difference in behavior and attitudes.

At 2/23/06 11:59 PM, JackRabbitStudios wrote: That popsicle stick would answer questions, give away prizes and than show a crock load of good Nickelodean shows like Rocko's Modern Life.

Yeah, he was the pin in the middle of the wheel that decided which cartoon would air next.

I believe that age plays a factor in whether someone can identify what they feel as "love" or whatnot. It also has a lot to do with timing. When someone is young, they may not be able to love a certain person because of experiences, age, blah blah blah. But later on in life, they are like "<3"!

But no one can tell you how you feel. If you feel that you're in love, then : ) be happy!!!

Holy Shit! My mom's in the movie!

So... who pissed you off earlier today?

It looks like it says "Puss Werd"

At 2/15/06 04:08 PM, TomFulp wrote: The fact that even one person came across Newgrounds and thought "another Flashplayer.com" makes me want to puke. And then eat the puke and puke again. Nothing against FP, they just came years later... And apparently trash talked me a good bit.

Wow... I caused a disgusting habit...
... I'm sorry?

When I first came to the site, the first thing that came to mind was "another flashplayer.com" with a darker edge. Then, I read your biography, the history of the site and saw the save/blam feature and I realized that it was more than just a collection of flashes. Flashes that would have never made it to flashplayer.com or albino black sheep, are on the site for the author to be proud of. And that's why I came back to the site and that's why I come back everyday. It is a site for everyone.

I guess "Problems of the future, today!" sounds rebelious because teenagers (and even adults) are constantly trying to break the mold, find a place that they can call their own; a place that farts in the face of how children or adults "should" act. I interpreted "problems" as "changes", things people are afraid of and label "problems" because they're afraid of change. This place has different ideas, changes.

When I first read the new slogan, it was powerful. I realized that the site WAS "Everything, by Everyone". But that's only me. I understand the idea behind a site that is so completely free for everyone to use.

I think maybe if it was a couple of years ago, I wouldn't like the new slogan either. As a teenager, I would've wanted a place that called me a "problem" or a "change". Something that made me stand out. Sometimes, I still do feel that way even now.

But, I'm a little older now and I personally like the new slogan overall because I don't feel that way anymore. It isn't that powerful, booming acid like the old one. When I look at it from my own perspective, the new slogan is what Newgrounds is, simply.

At 2/13/06 09:51 PM, subpar wrote: The teacher claims that the kid said it first, the kid claims that the teacher said it first.

Yeah, I've become skeptical about stories like this that appear on the news. I'm not saying that either side is lying, because I don't know.

Kids do have the capacity to blow things out of proportion in their favor. Whether it was the teacher's fault or the kid's fault, the teacher will inevitably be the loser.

That being, said, I take no sides on this. Since I wasn't there to see it, I can only weigh both sides of the argument and come to no conclusion, ha ha.

Talking to everyone after you save the world in Earthbound, and having them say "THank you!" or "You're the best!"

At 2/13/06 01:09 PM, Fragment wrote: I arrived in Kansas, and killed Keanu Reeves for acting in a horrible sequel for the Matrix.

You sure you didn't just kill him because you rode him all the way to Kansas and he didn't even crack a money shot?

ha ha, wooden acting

At 2/12/06 11:33 AM, FUNKbrs wrote:

At 2/12/06 11:27 AM, DancingTomato wrote: pix plz

I'm an all american, baby.

So what does the cheese do... hanging out there by itself from the lettuce and ham? hehe...

That's some hilarious shit.

And a lot of pretty asian girls too : /

As soon as I finished the first one, I was like "Wtf just happened?" I'll always remember that.

I'd say that the second one was the best. But I like the third one myself.

Yeah! It's so gross that... that when people eat hamburgers, they leave a little saliva on the part they bit... and you know what?? They take a bite out of that part too!

I never really thought of it as eating your own saliva... interesting...

At 2/10/06 12:44 AM, JadeTheAssassin wrote: You shouldn't be. There are cases of men and teenage boys who become anorexic or bulimic. It isn't just a woman's disease.

Wow, I've honestly never heard of it.

I suppose it's not as "talked about" as women, but yeah, that's really : ( -ish

At 2/10/06 12:28 AM, Anima_Theory wrote: I agree, those 10 qualities are gross in a girl, and a guy for that matter :P

Anorexic men?

I'm intrigued.

At 2/8/06 12:55 AM, sticky-shoes wrote: you dont know shit about shit. so dont try talking.

i dont respect younger teens. they dont deserve respect yet.

How do you think people grow up? It doesn't happen all of a sudden.

At 2/7/06 10:43 PM, Peacekid wrote: Still though, I never really see ANYONE on the leeward side play Magic Card. I saw some decks once but never really wanted to play.

Wow... it's like opposites.

I never heard of people playing pogs these days. One side plays magic and the other pogs. Weird stuff.

At 2/7/06 07:56 PM, Peacekid wrote: I live on Oahu, tons of pog players.

... really? I live on Oahu too, and I only see Magic Card players.

I had a whole set of Mario pogs. Some were made of hard plastic. They were awesome. I never used them tho.

mar, mat, mart, arc, at, arm, ram, rat, rot, cat, cot, cart, cram, tar, tram, tao, or

this is fun fun fun : D

At 2/6/06 01:21 PM, Minion777 wrote: For example, when some random person looks at your Bedn picture, lets say doing his pose in front of the 9/11 attack, people only see that. Simply a man giving the thumbs up to the destruction of the Twin Towers. They have never seen Bedn before and thus, it is new to them and still funny.
This works in many differant situations...

I can see how the bedn card would seem funny. It's a guy who photoshopped himself into a pokemon card and uses photoshop attacks. Bedn can be assumed to be his name.

I don't discount the fact that people laugh to fit in or make you feel nice, but I think some actually found that one pretty amusing.

At 2/1/06 04:07 PM, AshfordPride wrote:

Wade: Oh Snap a bug!
Walt Whitman: Wade found a bug, it was a spider.
Wade: I love you Walt Whitman!

Why doesn't he say "I love you" back?

At 1/29/06 11:23 PM, King_Panther13 wrote: Omg that was the funniest read ever. Did you guys read those images of "letters"? It said they were yellow and blacked out in the story, but when you look at the image they are gray, and only on the last one somethings are crossed out in black marker, but that's about it. This thing is so fucking funny.

All the crossed out words are just the letter k typed out over and over again.