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ISIS chocolates haha, good job on the name change. I guess we'll have to put this under the heading of Bad Luck Belgium.

At 10/30/14 01:34 AM, Monster-64 wrote: Isn't this like the... billionth time they found her plane?

They haven't found her plane yet, they just think they have a better idea of where to go looking now.

At 10/16/14 06:09 PM, RaptorJesus wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDyBSTQDwH8

Watch the video, he used to get monster air if you don't know who he was, would elevate over people and tear the rim down.

Too bad he hasn't gotten into the Hall of Fame though, huh? I mean I guess he still has time, but the guy isn't exactly getting any younger. I think he deserves it for sure.

So apparently some researchers have identified a piece of debris that they believe belonged to Amelia Earhart's plane in Nikumaroro, Kiribati. It adds credence to a theory that Earhart did not crash land in the pacific, but instead ran out of fuel and made a forced landing on the island. They presumably became castaways and eventually died.

Well, it looks like we'll find out one way or another soon enough, assuming they can get funding for a more extensive expedition to try to find the plane and the bodies.

At 10/15/14 11:28 PM, tox wrote: Oh fuck i better click this link and learn quick he looks danger.... .... Are those braces?

This security guard training school really needs to class up its graphics and web design. The whole thing looks like it could have been designed by a 13 year old on Geocities.

Well, apparently wall street still thinks that there's money to be made in instant messaging, at least for secure communication across their own industry. There's also Line and Whatsapp (450 million users) and Snapchat (100 million users). Then there's this guy who says he would quit immediately, if his employer prevented him from using GChat at work. Also, I suppose texting is a sort of instant messaging too.

When you think of instant messaging its easy to think of it as old tech, but I guess it is becoming relevant again in slightly different forms.

Harold and Maude is an example of this. It's a real black comedy and well worth seeing, if you haven't seen it yet.

The most I had slept at one time was a good 20 hours straight. I had stayed up for about 4 days straight studying for finals and when I finally finished them off I completely collapsed on my bed.

These days I actually sleep about 7 and a half hours each night, if you factor in the time it takes to get to sleep. How much sleep you need varies by age, activity level, and under individual quirks. Everyone has a slightly different amount of sleep they need to function. There's a good infographic here that shows that.

Elderly people generally need the least sleep, which might account for why many older people tend to wake up a little earlier. That's some untapped potential for border security operations, if you ask me.

I don't know if anyone else mentioned M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, but it was a pretty horrible adaptation of the series. Will all the bad films he's made you have to wonder how he gets to keep making films. I guess they must be profitable.

Dragon Ball Evolution was pretty terrible as well. In fact, I think it was actually worse than the above film. They really dragged the material through the mud and then took a bit dump on it with that film. This should have been an easy film to make reasonably well. Instead, they probably won't try again for decades.

and then there's theEragon movie. Could have been another profitable franchise for Fox, but they screwed that up too.

At 10/29/14 05:56 PM, stafffighter wrote: When I started shaving I used an electric and even though it was fine eventually I found myself favoring blades. For some reason the ones with two blades tend to work best for me. I keep going back and forth on whether to invest in that razor the guy from pawn stars endorses.

I'd go with a no, just because the guy from Pawn Stars endorses it. That doesn't exactly scream of honesty and integrity. The safety razor market is super competitive and you can probably find a higher quality product at a better value if you do a little research. Just the price of getting him as an endorser and running all those ads is bound to mark up the price.

Just to an internet search for best safety razor or razor reviews and I'm sure you'll find a better option for yourself.

At 10/28/14 11:52 PM, cga-999 wrote:

At 10/28/14 11:47 PM, SentForMe wrote:

At 10/28/14 11:45 PM, cga-999 wrote:

It's possible that I could walk outside, trip, and crack my skull open too, but it isn't very likely. Do you even have a credible method whereas this could occur?

Not really, I'm just saying, you know, worst case scenario, right?

Yeah, I guess if Russia, China, and US nuked each other and the EU fell apart the UN could feasibly fill the power void.

Of course it would be way more interesting if somehow Catelonia took over the world. They would need something to hold the rest of the world hostage with though, like a massive stockpile of satellite mounted EMPs or something. Once you knock out everyone's grids the last country standing would automatically become the most powerful, assuming they could effectively take advantage of the short term chaos.

Don't get any ideas Catelonia!

At 10/28/14 10:55 PM, GRIMthaREAPER wrote: At 10/28/14 10:34 PM, poopmcfarts

I blame GRIMthatREAPER for blaming people.

I blame poopmcfarts for blaming me for blaming people

I blame GrimtheReaper for that bad meal I had today.

At 10/28/14 11:18 PM, cga-999 wrote:

At 10/28/14 10:28 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: Why the kaiju toilet should I care?

Why the kaiju toilet would anyone care?

How the kaiju toilet am I supposed to know? It's not like I can read your kaiju toilets to find out?

At 10/28/14 11:45 PM, cga-999 wrote:

At 10/28/14 11:42 PM, SentForMe wrote:

At 10/28/14 11:22 PM, cga-999 wrote:

Doesn't seem likely to me. Does this look like the missions of an organization that could dominate the world? I mean, when was the last time the UN was involved in a war of any size? When was the last time it won a war? When was the last time the security council had unanimous agreement on anything? This doesn't sound like the type of organization that could dominate the world to me.

It's still a possibility. If they came to rule, they might start abusing their power a tiny bit, realize how good it feels, and dominate.

It's possible that I could walk outside, trip, and crack my skull open too, but it isn't very likely. Do you even have a credible method whereas this could occur?

At 10/28/14 11:29 PM, TheGamechanger wrote: I am the almighty Cthulhu, and I demand that you ask me questions or I'll devour you! I may even grant wishes!

However, if you ask a question or wish for something that I don't like, I'll eat you anyway!

How am I supposed to trust that you really are the almighty Cthulhu and not just some impostor, dragging it's good name through the dust and trading on the obvious awe associated with it?

At 10/28/14 11:22 PM, cga-999 wrote:

At 10/28/14 11:14 AM, SadisticMonkey wrote: Secession is for loonies. One humanity, one government. Bring on the United Nations global rule.

The UN could become a dictatorship! World domination for UN? Bad idea.

Doesn't seem likely to me. Does this look like the missions of an organization that could dominate the world? I mean, when was the last time the UN was involved in a war of any size? When was the last time it won a war? When was the last time the security council had unanimous agreement on anything? This doesn't sound like the type of organization that could dominate the world to me.

At 10/28/14 09:31 PM, sword-master1 wrote: NASA's unmanned Antares rocket failed 6 seconds into liftoff and fell back to Earth, exploding on impact. Check out the video.

Despite the title it is not exactly a NASA rocket. The rocket was constructed by a private company called Orbital Sciences. It just happened to be running a cargo run to the ISS for NASA. As you can see the explosion of their rocket hasn't done good things to their stock in after hours trading.

So lets say you're about to have a child. If you already have a child, let's say you're about to have another child. It could be any gender you like. Any size and shape you like, whatever. All you need to do is pick a name.

So, what do you name it and why did you choose that name?

Battlefield Earth was an awful film, but it still remains fairly popular mostly because of how bad it was. I mean look, it has more imdb reviews than Citizen Kane.

How about doing a Graffiti version of this one @BizzarroPMP

"Codswallop Formication"

At 10/28/14 02:42 PM, TheGamechanger wrote:

At 10/28/14 12:07 PM, Ro-May-O wrote:
I blame you for yesterday, when my problems seemed so far away

I blame Ro-May-O for the death of Micheal Jackson.

I blame TheGameChanger for the fact that the Sydney Swans lost to the Hawthorn Hawks.

Let's see. I got up, took a shower, brushed my teeth, shaved, combed my hair, washed my face, ate some breakfast, went to work, had some lunch, left work, had some dinner, went to class, watched some television, and posted to NG. In between that I looked up how much media is owned by Rupert Murdoch and shook my head. That is about it for today, even considering that today has now become tomorrow.

4Chan, the website that all other websites compare themselves to and say, "Well, at least we're not like those guys!"

At 10/28/14 05:58 AM, Phobotech wrote: I'm not alarmed, but its cause for an eyebrow raise that the RSOE EDIS has gone quiet for over 10 days on updates here.

Whats the word? Are we plateauing or is the CDC scrambling to cover their asses?

I wouldn't' say that we're plateauing yet. Last week saw a 4.1% increase in overall deaths over the previous week. That is the highest weekly increase in months. Sierra Leone and Guinea saw an even higher increase in their individual countries.

However, some countries (Nigeria, Senegal, Spain) haven't seen a new case in over a month. It also looks like there has been a significant dent in the increase of Liberian cases, although that may have more to do with data lag than the actual decrease of transmission. Information moves more slowly in that part of the world, so it is best to give some extra time before drawing any conclusions.

As for the CDC scrambling to cover their asses, well it looks like individual states are getting sick of the CDC's more lax guidelines and taking their own steps to protect their people. That is hardly a point in favor of the CDC's handling of the situation in the United States. The US also has the highest incidence of Ebola in the developed world, so draw whatever conclusions you want from that.

I realized some time ago that my enjoyment associated with hanging out with people, and I mean all people, follows pretty much a bell curve. The enjoyment increases up to a point and then if I overdue it, it begins to decrease rapidly. For people I enjoy more the bell curve can be quite a bit wider, but there still is a bell curve. It is best to limit my time with a person, if I can, to correspond with the highest value segment of the bell curve and find a reason to skip out when it starts heading south. If I'm being honest, I see other people do it to me too. I can hardly blame them though. Life is short, so why waste time with a person whose company you're not enjoying.

Of course I don't tell people this or necessarily consciously plot it out every time it happens, but that is what's happening. It may seem harsh, but you're really not doing yourself or that person any favors by prolonging things way past the point they stop being enjoyable for both involved. The most striking example of this I see is when people continue on in a relationship way past this point, for the sake of their partner even if they don't have children or any other sort of legal commitment. There's a good chance your partner is not enjoying things as much as they used to either, so you might as well break things off so you both can find greater happiness with someone else. Easier said then done though, right?

So, what's a type of food that is pretty much specific to your own country? Do you eat it yourself? How is it prepared? Would you recommend it to your friends in other countries?

At 9/29/14 06:49 AM, fieldertiger wrote:

At 9/29/14 02:38 AM, Drinze wrote: If you died I would laugh like how you laughed at all those people who died on 9/11. get a taste of your own medicine ha ha

I'm not even Middle Eastern. On that post that started this retarded controversy, I said that I just couldn't stand Family Guy's humor anymore. It was just so painful to me. Hell, even last night's episode was just so terrible that it made feel so sorry for The Simpsons that actually worked for Seth MacFarlane on that episode which aired last night.

I would be very sad and feel like the Newgrounds community has lost a valuable friend and member. I would also be very sad for the family he left behind. Hell, I might even go to the funeral if I lived nearby to pay my last respects.

I'll be the judge if that position isn't taken yet. Otherwise I'll be part of the jury.

At 10/28/14 12:24 PM, NeonSpider wrote: Greetings fellow level 1's

You thought you were a high level? Any former level 60 grinders out there? You're now level 1's

I feel so fresh and new now! Almost like when I first became a member of Newgrounds. I wonder how long this will last?

At 10/28/14 04:11 AM, blobalkis wrote: well some of you may know that the game "sky jives" will be published on Newgrounds. Do you know when?

No idea, but you might want to ask Mattashi. He did the soundtrack after all. Plus, you could follow him and then you'll know exactly when it shows up, since it will be in your feed.