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At 5/6/14 11:56 PM, urbfilms wrote: Is it sneak peak time yet? If not, too bad. You get a sneak peak anyways.

I can do that too.

I remember that I once dreamed of being suffocated in water under thick ice. It was so realistic that when I woke up, I could barely breathe for a few seconds.

Frame by frame, eh? There is a neat little piece of software called Pencil that is created for frame by frame animation, specifically the traditional paper style. The program has got drawing tools in case you want to draw directly inside of the interface, just like you do with Adobe Flash.
http://www.pencil-animation.org/

If heaven is for good people only, then it is most likely a deserted place.

At 5/5/14 03:02 PM, kmau wrote: Person because activity.

Hm. I don't really like this everyone seems to do nowadays, reducing the size of limbs to give it that cartoon-like look. But I have to admit that you've done it in a very interesting way. The drawing is dynamic and not boring to look at. Good job.

I don't know about you guys, but this does sound pretty offensive to me. (his post, not the thing he linked us to)

Hmmm... Water. Still, cool and always fresh. Yet somehow I hate being wet for an extended period of time.

At 5/5/14 01:28 PM, Sentio wrote: Work is far far more disruptive to life than school.

Especially if you have children. However, children seem to be understanding the benefit of their parents working more and more as time passes.

This theme is tempting. Joining, I guess?

"Der schwartze Obelisk" (English translation: "The black obelisk") by Erich Maria Remarque.

Some anthropologists I've met refuse the statement that humans are animals. I seriously don't see why. We have spines - like cheetahs, wolves and other mammals do, not to mention some facial organs - eyes, noses, lips etc.
Following what they believe, the ability to think independently and obvious understanding of consciousness is a reason enough to put a thick boundary between the words "human" and "animals".

At 4/3/14 10:10 AM, SCTE3 wrote: As someone who lives in America, this is a sad yet true statement.

"Where is France?" is the question, and the guy points on Australia. Tell me, did you see this somewhere?

At 4/3/14 09:28 AM, Sword-of-Kings wrote: The site sucks. I download most of the videos I watch because YouTube always changes the quality during the video

Well, the best way to deal with this is to set a fixed quality. Anything above 360p is recommended.
Also, not that YouTube completely sucks, it still is one of the best sites around. It has just massively changed with all this "you can't do this and that" kind of thing. And the comment section is just awful.

Country's Balls.

I know one: someone typed "assfisting" instead of "assisting". This caused confusion amongst the signers of the written document.

At 12/2/13 04:12 PM, Entice wrote: No I wanted to see what Siri's tits looked like

Laughs. I don't understand why do you wanted to know the look of the chest region from an insect.

At 12/2/13 04:10 PM, Wegra wrote: WHAT IS LOVE

This thread is based on a song? Eugh.
What is the concept of this emotional feeling, my dear? The song didn't answer the question it is based upon, but I am more than sure that you can do it.

At 12/2/13 04:07 PM, Entice wrote: Nah I'm always on my best behavior already

Have you wrote the question out of boredom then? Or are you working on a psychology project that proves the thinking of a machine, which is always right? Or is the squirrel heavier than seven trucks?

Be a nice person and tell me what it is.

That's an application that teaches you how to behave yourself if that's your concern.

Germany adores Schlager music, and almost any countries in Europe like vocal electronic music with repeated motives (love, inebriation, illegal actions etcetera) and nobody listens to classical or at least rhythmical music that improves cognitive functions. This modern music is probably loved because of its catchy tunes and easy-to-remember lyrics and it doesn't do anything but dumb you down. Has the world really lost the taste in music?

This tongue-twisting tongue twist gonna twist your twisted tongue.

Ottomans had feudalism in the modern period.

...what.

Roses are gray, violets are gray, I'm a dog.

A more challenging version: juggle chainsaws for a clown juggling chainsaws and swordfish while trying to keep balance on a beach ball that's on a top of an ox in the dry desert.

Bears. Beeeaaars.

At 11/30/13 04:47 AM, yurgenburgen wrote: no person speaks for another
"the people" means nothing

"Another" means nothing, ya goof.

At 11/30/13 04:39 AM, yurgenburgen wrote: tradition is an alibi of imperialism

It's not imperialism if the people accept it.

I should've chosen a brighter place to take this picture.

Note to self: get a camera that flashes.

I blame Constantinople.