David Firth's movie was disturbing but worth watching. I'm glad it received "daily feature".

At 1/6/07 05:43 PM, Dante-Son-Of-Sparda wrote: Don't let them serve.

So if a gay person serves in the military, tension will be created? Well, it might affect America's image in some ways but right now it doesn't feel like a major issue.

At 1/6/07 12:07 AM, r-e-g-g-i-n wrote: Awesome.

Tom Fulp has to give the public what they want. I'm sure we're all excited.

Castle 3:Part B was well animated. I'm not surprised the creator received two daily feature awards in one week.

The stick movie that won "daily feature" was well animated. Didn't really care too much for the other submissions.

At 12/30/06 06:44 PM, BoMToons wrote: Worst. Game. Ever.

Wait a minute. Why would you diss a game you were co-authored for? Unless, did they remove your name or something?

At 12/29/06 12:36 PM, Turbocrash wrote: Could something else that rhymes with clock be the name for a group? Or will the uzi union, robot rangers, or (I pray to god that this won't happen) the kitty krew?

I don't really keep track of all the "groups" affiliated with Negrounds. The only two I pay attention to nowadays are the Clock Crew and the Star Syndicate.

At 12/18/06 05:16 PM, Dre-Man wrote: 80% of Americans are Christians, thus rendering your topic answered. If you're talking about the west in general, the number would probably be a bit lower, but still more than half of the western world is christian, I do believe.

There is often a debate over whether everyone should believe in God or not. Some act as desperate Christians while others make questionable statements that can serve as misgivings and confusion.

At 12/25/06 09:05 AM, Paradox wrote: Merry Christmas to you too, liljim. And everyone, merry Christmas.

I wish everyone a Merry Christams as well. Although, I'm still excited about the changes that will take place next year (if there are any).

At 12/22/06 12:14 PM, TomFulp wrote:

It's like a real life RPG; we're all powering up and preparing for bigger things. Life throws a lot of curveballs, but it can't take away your inner talent and abilities. Unless you get brain damaged... just hope that doesn't happen.

I can relate to the situation. A lot of people seem to be preparing for the changes that will most likely be made next month. I haven't been on Newgrounds that long (since 2005) but I recognize the impact these changes will have. In the meantime, Merry Christmas to everyone on this website!

At 12/21/06 07:35 AM, DanPaladin wrote: i also forgot to mention that both JOHN and TOM donate to Child's Play Charity , so kids that are less fortunate can have videogames in their lives!

People must really honor and respect Tom Fulp for what he has given to others. I've heard what his voice sounds like and overall, I think he's a pretty nice guy.

At 12/19/06 10:04 AM, TomFulp wrote: This means that after the lockdown, you will no longer be able to change your user name. The lockdown will not happen until after the holidays, so for now you can still change your name to a holiday theme. HOWEVER, please be aware that some people have done just that and had their regular names taken by other users. As a result, my inbox is filled with the usual e-drama about, "Oh my god, someone stole my name!"

Somewhat big decision. I'm not really going to change my username so therefore it's probably not going to affect me in any ways. And yes, it's true many animators have had their user name stole before. Someone even hacked into someone else's account becaus it was left open, which they used to submit garbage under that particular username or delete his movies. Hopefully, this decision will solve that issue once and for all.

I liked the daily feature movie. It was well-animated and totally relevant to Christmas.

"Waterman Episode 9" was very awesome. "Furry Random Stuffs 2" was okay, even though I've seen most of it before.

Wait...are the current voting icons going to be redesigned in 2007? I've heard rumors about it, but so far no one has verified the truth.

At 12/13/06 08:11 AM, JoS wrote: They are merely differeniating between different types of dictators. Its like differenting between a coup adn a revolution. Both are overthrows of the governemnt.

Dictatorship is most commonly used in countries other than the United States. The report shows that while two dictatorships may seem similar, none of them are alike.

TOP FIVE MOVIES:
1. Burnt Face Man 7
2. Phoenix Wrong: Last Stand

Congratulations to David Firth for the #1 movie of November 2006. Looks like AshfordPride's "the Last Stand" came close, but ended up in second place.

The mouse gives me trouble sometimes, but I learn to deal with it. The most frustrating moments are when I'm voting on submissions 'under judgement'.

A Halo 3 commercial? Are you sure? I didn't think Bungie Studios would show it a year before the actual game came out.

At 11/30/06 06:33 PM, Angel-of-Death wrote: Gun Control is using both hands.

Good point. As for me, I see gun control as a last resort. That might explain why Hurricane Katrina aftermath was so chaotic.

Well, that's pretty insane! The "angry face" T-shirts look well designed though. I just don't feel like buying one, that's all.

Dad n' Me looks like a winner. As for the other games, I haven't bothered to check them out. Their titles are uninteresting.

Well, glad to hear that new game categories have been added. As for the art contest, it looks pretty intriguing. If you don't know what I'm talking about, then check it out yourself.

At 11/27/06 06:01 AM, jamesb1995 wrote: hey Wurmy1029 the link doesent work!!!

I tried it as well and still no result. Maybe he wants you to have an account on that website or something.

At 11/22/06 08:23 AM, Gorilla-Studios wrote: Try moving your body like a robot but very slow, I think thats how its done.

Thanks for the advice. I'll try doing that. This technique would probably explain why the best animators are well-admired.

I'm new to animation and I was just wondering how to create frame-by-frame animations. I've learned motion tween, but that feels kind of useless. I heard that you have to redraw your own drawings or something. It's pretty complicated. Any suggestions?

No idea. He's probably there to solve issues concerning East Asia's issues or something like that.

At 11/19/06 10:37 AM, eggatron wrote: swap the colours in the gradient mixer...

Well, I recently obtained flash programming and I've had some experience mixing colors in the gradient mixer. Considering the fact that I've had flash for only three days, I'd say that's progress.

Wow, one of the longtime NG users made a book. As for the prizes, that's a lot of packages to sort through.

The daily feature movie was just wierd. The second movie was okay. Not the best day for portal entries.