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General | Posted 14 years agoDeleted my journal text when I removed a journal while writing!
Three pages of self-deprecating claptrap, lost forever to the Internet!
Long story short, I got denied to college and felt like shit, now I don't.
Three pages of self-deprecating claptrap, lost forever to the Internet!
Long story short, I got denied to college and felt like shit, now I don't.
This Song is Too Big to Upload to FA
General | Posted 14 years agoAnd it's real fun, too! So, instead of taking up Dragamagoneer's bandwidth, I will leave this link for you to peruse at your leisure!
http://iwishthissiteexisted.com/
It has the new 12-minute wonder, Throckmorton, right there as the first post.
Do not click if you like non-new, non-fresh, non-ill-as-a-fuck music.
http://iwishthissiteexisted.com/
It has the new 12-minute wonder, Throckmorton, right there as the first post.
Do not click if you like non-new, non-fresh, non-ill-as-a-fuck music.
Star Fox 2 ideas
General | Posted 14 years agoStar Fox 2
-synopsis-
The Star Fox mercenary organization meets its match when the Great Fox encounters surprise anti-spacecraft fire from the war-torn planet of Coolplanetnamehereia. As the massive carrier hurtles through the atmosphere and into the sand dunes, the Star Fox team finds themselves as a neutral party amid the four warring factions present on Coolplanetnamehereia.
-a vignette-
Immediately after regaining consciousness and digging themselves from the sand, the team contacts General Pepper for extraction. They are met with a quiet, cold, "I can't know you right now." The galactic geopolitics of days past have changed, and as a public figure, General Pepper can't be connected with the deadly Star Fox Team.
So, with their line to the resources of the Lylat military severed, the situation is beginning to look grim.
A long Coolplanetnamehereian night passes, and food is running low. As the first sun of Coolplanetnamehereia rises, so does a form on the shimmering horizon. From the bridge of the Great Fox, the team watches through the broken windows as an entire battalion advances and surrounds the crash site and trains their barrels directly at the Great Fox. The commanding officer steps from his transport, past the hundreds of gun barrels, and calmly approaches the crashed spacecraft.
"Permission to come aboard, Mr. McCloud!"
After a moment of exchanging suspicious glances with his teammates, Fox peeks over his cover and replies.
"I take it our reputation precedes us!"
"Of course! Why do you think I shot you down?"
Falco's eyes widen. "What were you thinking!" He shouts over the cover. "Why would you shoot us down? We have hailing frequencies, you know!"
The officer chuckles a bit. "You misunderstand. We are not a, how you say... rich people. We prefer to acquire services such as yours by... Different means."
Fox's stomach sinks.
"They've got us over a barrel here, Fox," Peppy murmurs. "We're outnumbered and outgunned."
From outside, the officer offers more insight into the situation. "Your lives are a liability to us unless you align yourselves with my freedom fighters, Mr. McCloud. I certainly hope we can do business. Unless you wish to fight us here and now..."
The sounds of safeties being switched off accents the word "now."
-the hook-
And so, left with no other option, the team concedes and agrees to fight for the "freedom fighters," or at least feign allegiance(s) until they can escape.
-synopsis-
The Star Fox mercenary organization meets its match when the Great Fox encounters surprise anti-spacecraft fire from the war-torn planet of Coolplanetnamehereia. As the massive carrier hurtles through the atmosphere and into the sand dunes, the Star Fox team finds themselves as a neutral party amid the four warring factions present on Coolplanetnamehereia.
-a vignette-
Immediately after regaining consciousness and digging themselves from the sand, the team contacts General Pepper for extraction. They are met with a quiet, cold, "I can't know you right now." The galactic geopolitics of days past have changed, and as a public figure, General Pepper can't be connected with the deadly Star Fox Team.
So, with their line to the resources of the Lylat military severed, the situation is beginning to look grim.
A long Coolplanetnamehereian night passes, and food is running low. As the first sun of Coolplanetnamehereia rises, so does a form on the shimmering horizon. From the bridge of the Great Fox, the team watches through the broken windows as an entire battalion advances and surrounds the crash site and trains their barrels directly at the Great Fox. The commanding officer steps from his transport, past the hundreds of gun barrels, and calmly approaches the crashed spacecraft.
"Permission to come aboard, Mr. McCloud!"
After a moment of exchanging suspicious glances with his teammates, Fox peeks over his cover and replies.
"I take it our reputation precedes us!"
"Of course! Why do you think I shot you down?"
Falco's eyes widen. "What were you thinking!" He shouts over the cover. "Why would you shoot us down? We have hailing frequencies, you know!"
The officer chuckles a bit. "You misunderstand. We are not a, how you say... rich people. We prefer to acquire services such as yours by... Different means."
Fox's stomach sinks.
"They've got us over a barrel here, Fox," Peppy murmurs. "We're outnumbered and outgunned."
From outside, the officer offers more insight into the situation. "Your lives are a liability to us unless you align yourselves with my freedom fighters, Mr. McCloud. I certainly hope we can do business. Unless you wish to fight us here and now..."
The sounds of safeties being switched off accents the word "now."
-the hook-
And so, left with no other option, the team concedes and agrees to fight for the "freedom fighters," or at least feign allegiance(s) until they can escape.
On Farts
General | Posted 14 years agoI have recently discovered that a vegetarian diet rich in lettuce and celery can lead to nightmarish, radiological fart gas.
I write this so future generations will know the dangers of vegetarianism.
Aagghhh it's like the Deepwater Horizon spill it just keeps coming
kill me
I write this so future generations will know the dangers of vegetarianism.
Aagghhh it's like the Deepwater Horizon spill it just keeps coming
kill me
fuck this entire text field
General | Posted 14 years agowhatever i type here is completely useless and i feel bad for filling it up
FF videos and things
General | Posted 15 years agohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy3ZbGltPn4
FUR FIESTA WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Now that that's out of the way, here's this.
I'm writing a comic style ordeal right now, so no musics for a while.
FUR FIESTA WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Now that that's out of the way, here's this.
I'm writing a comic style ordeal right now, so no musics for a while.
Still at War
General | Posted 15 years agoEight years and still no sign of anything even resembling an end.
Eight years of being outright lied to by the system. In 2001, we went to war to find Bin Laden. In 2003, we went to war to free Iraq. "Mission Accomplished." In 2008, our current president promised to end the war.
Meanwhile, in the desert, our brothers and sisters are still dying.
There goes another one.
And yet here we sit, as Americans, utterly complacent with not even the slightest inclination to take to the streets and demand change.
Instead, the inclination is toward excuses. "I can't be bothered." "You can't change the way things are." And that old gem, "If we leave the middle east, the terrorists win."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o....._United_States
All of these are small potatoes compared to what we can accomplish in 2011.
The Egyptians have shown us the power of popular solidarity.
By coming together around a single rallying cry and standing steadfast on the steps of power, we can end these parasites that we so lovingly call "The War on Terror."
Get on your networks and spread the anger. Twitter, Facebook, IRC, smoke signals, whatever.
We have the power to leave the world better than we found it.
Right now.
We have the power to stop the war machine that has plagued this country since the 1950's.
Right now.
Get on your networks and spread the outrage. Twitter, Facebook, IRC, smoke signals, whatever.
It is on like Saigon.
Eight years of being outright lied to by the system. In 2001, we went to war to find Bin Laden. In 2003, we went to war to free Iraq. "Mission Accomplished." In 2008, our current president promised to end the war.
Meanwhile, in the desert, our brothers and sisters are still dying.
There goes another one.
And yet here we sit, as Americans, utterly complacent with not even the slightest inclination to take to the streets and demand change.
Instead, the inclination is toward excuses. "I can't be bothered." "You can't change the way things are." And that old gem, "If we leave the middle east, the terrorists win."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o....._United_States
All of these are small potatoes compared to what we can accomplish in 2011.
The Egyptians have shown us the power of popular solidarity.
By coming together around a single rallying cry and standing steadfast on the steps of power, we can end these parasites that we so lovingly call "The War on Terror."
Get on your networks and spread the anger. Twitter, Facebook, IRC, smoke signals, whatever.
We have the power to leave the world better than we found it.
Right now.
We have the power to stop the war machine that has plagued this country since the 1950's.
Right now.
Get on your networks and spread the outrage. Twitter, Facebook, IRC, smoke signals, whatever.
It is on like Saigon.
If Egyptians can get rid of a dictator with a 30-year run...
General | Posted 15 years agoJust by standing on the steps of power and refusing to leave, maybe we in America need to up the ante and get our brothers out of Iraq and Afghanistan.
More Texas Liquor Woes.
General | Posted 15 years agoSo, I was speaking with the guy that runs the register at the 7-11 today. (Same guy who was there the night I came in at 12:00:03 and couldn't buy beer.)
We were discussing the law in Texas that requires that store employees that sell beer at any time after 12:00:00:00:00:00:00 must be fired.
Yeah, the same punishment for selling a Flaming Dr. Pepper to an infant.
Who does this law possibly benefit?
The stores lose business, people that work jobs that do not require ties are often left stone sober,
And this is to say nothing of the law that mandates that you may be ticketed for carrying a beer "in public" without it being in a brown paper bag.
The police can jack you for nearly the cost of a pair of hiking boots for drinking beer on the sidewalk.
What is this, Iran?
I demand to be allowed my right to consume whatever, wherever. I will drink in a bar, a movie theatre, a day care center, the train, fuck it! I will also smoke where I please, at whomever's babies I please. Right in their pudgy little faces.
But small steps. Small steps, Texas. Stop getting so mad at people wanting to get drunk. Then maybe one day we won't be known as the state that
20.003. Weather Modification and Control Grant Program
The department shall develop and administer a program awarding matching grants to political subdivisions of this state for weather modification and control.
That--does that.
We were discussing the law in Texas that requires that store employees that sell beer at any time after 12:00:00:00:00:00:00 must be fired.
Yeah, the same punishment for selling a Flaming Dr. Pepper to an infant.
Who does this law possibly benefit?
The stores lose business, people that work jobs that do not require ties are often left stone sober,
And this is to say nothing of the law that mandates that you may be ticketed for carrying a beer "in public" without it being in a brown paper bag.
The police can jack you for nearly the cost of a pair of hiking boots for drinking beer on the sidewalk.
What is this, Iran?
I demand to be allowed my right to consume whatever, wherever. I will drink in a bar, a movie theatre, a day care center, the train, fuck it! I will also smoke where I please, at whomever's babies I please. Right in their pudgy little faces.
But small steps. Small steps, Texas. Stop getting so mad at people wanting to get drunk. Then maybe one day we won't be known as the state that
20.003. Weather Modification and Control Grant Program
The department shall develop and administer a program awarding matching grants to political subdivisions of this state for weather modification and control.
That--does that.
yo seriously
General | Posted 15 years agolife fucking rules
i hope i reincarnate as a bird
all they do is chase off other birds from french fry crumbs and fly around
i would love to have that be my reason to live
i hope i reincarnate as a bird
all they do is chase off other birds from french fry crumbs and fly around
i would love to have that be my reason to live
no beer after midnight--the hell you say
General | Posted 15 years agoWhy does this law exist, that you can only buy alcohol before midnight?
Possible reasons:
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can't think of any
Possible reasons:
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can't think of any
http://morgh.us/pixelate/
General | Posted 15 years agowow, what the hell
General | Posted 15 years agoI just found this VHS from 1994.
Astounding, right? Well, it gets better.
It's hidden camera footage of me in 1994, when I was 4 years old, in some psychological test area.
Main highlights:
-first thing i did when i walked in the room was punch the shit out of the punching bag. it looked like it wanted to fight.
-continued to gangsterize the room with all available resources including pop gun and handcuffs
-ended the future killer motif by grabbing a stethoscope and listening to the floor for 4 minutes
-mom comes in, i react with disdain. i havent changed a bit.
what a weird find
Astounding, right? Well, it gets better.
It's hidden camera footage of me in 1994, when I was 4 years old, in some psychological test area.
Main highlights:
-first thing i did when i walked in the room was punch the shit out of the punching bag. it looked like it wanted to fight.
-continued to gangsterize the room with all available resources including pop gun and handcuffs
-ended the future killer motif by grabbing a stethoscope and listening to the floor for 4 minutes
-mom comes in, i react with disdain. i havent changed a bit.
what a weird find
Sweet, Sweet Words
General | Posted 15 years agoI keep thinking I'm going to update and load up some new songs, but for some reason, lately, all my files are turning to dead leaves after I spend more than 30 minutes working on them.
So for now, all I can offer you is this.
http://wonder-tonic.com/whospoopingontwitter/
So for now, all I can offer you is this.
http://wonder-tonic.com/whospoopingontwitter/
Talked to the CEO of Chesapeake Energy Today
General | Posted 15 years agoAs I was wandering around downtown Dallas gathering audio, a fun thing happened.
I was on the 41st floor (Sky Lobby) of Chase Tower, getting some sounds from the fountains and offices therein.
Suddenly, oil men began showing up and began setting up chairs and a microphone. As more and more insanely rich men began entering the room, I thought it would be best that I take my leave.
However, as I was exiting the building, I saw what may be one of the only Maybachs in Dallas parked in front of the tower. So I thought to myself, "if this particular vehicle is here, and there's 400 oil men upstairs, could they possibly be a proper source shed some light on the state of affairs regarding energy in our country and abroad?"
The answer was yes.
The first speaker was CEO of Chesapeake Energy, Aubrey K. McClendon. His speech was almost totally foreign to me, riddled with industry jargon and inside jokes. Once he began accepting questions, I was able to pose one to him.
"When will we be able to end our dependence on oil from the Middle East?"
Often when we imagine an oil executive, images of warmongering incumbent slave owners come to mind. In the case of Mr. McClendon, this was not the case.
Instead, his answer was that we as Americans must fervently advocate ingenuity, research, and education so that it is not necessary to buy fuel from war-torn countries.
He also had this wisdom to share with me:
"America has always been known to do the right thing, but only after exhausting all other options."
Shine on, you crazy oil person. Shine on.
I was on the 41st floor (Sky Lobby) of Chase Tower, getting some sounds from the fountains and offices therein.
Suddenly, oil men began showing up and began setting up chairs and a microphone. As more and more insanely rich men began entering the room, I thought it would be best that I take my leave.
However, as I was exiting the building, I saw what may be one of the only Maybachs in Dallas parked in front of the tower. So I thought to myself, "if this particular vehicle is here, and there's 400 oil men upstairs, could they possibly be a proper source shed some light on the state of affairs regarding energy in our country and abroad?"
The answer was yes.
The first speaker was CEO of Chesapeake Energy, Aubrey K. McClendon. His speech was almost totally foreign to me, riddled with industry jargon and inside jokes. Once he began accepting questions, I was able to pose one to him.
"When will we be able to end our dependence on oil from the Middle East?"
Often when we imagine an oil executive, images of warmongering incumbent slave owners come to mind. In the case of Mr. McClendon, this was not the case.
Instead, his answer was that we as Americans must fervently advocate ingenuity, research, and education so that it is not necessary to buy fuel from war-torn countries.
He also had this wisdom to share with me:
"America has always been known to do the right thing, but only after exhausting all other options."
Shine on, you crazy oil person. Shine on.
Block Fixed
General | Posted 15 years agoRE: That last journal.
Seems there's a lot of very angry pessimists on the forums. But I was able to find some awesome advice from one Fenrirs_Child on IRC, where apparently the inherent login procedures keeps out a lot more impolite people than standard user/pass logins.
Many props to this talented individual.
Seems there's a lot of very angry pessimists on the forums. But I was able to find some awesome advice from one Fenrirs_Child on IRC, where apparently the inherent login procedures keeps out a lot more impolite people than standard user/pass logins.
Many props to this talented individual.
Idea For Costume Reaches a Block
General | Posted 15 years agoOver the past couple weeks, I've been brainstorming and designing what I would describe as a "face puppet." Great name, huh? Probably gonna work on that one.
But anyway, I got a lot of the design done and parts picked out, but I've run up against a wall called Never Made a Mask Before.
Before I continue, here are the sketches that lay out how this is going to work.
Overview
Distinguishing Features
Eye Articulation
Real Drunk Scrawl Leading to Real Good Idea
Further Thoughts on Articulation
The Block.
This is where I'm stuck. I need a material to form the shape of the head/face that is lightweight, elastic, but still has enough support to hold small housing boxes for springs, data cables, and possibly an LED circuitboard.
Would some of the suit makers share some wisdom with me?
But anyway, I got a lot of the design done and parts picked out, but I've run up against a wall called Never Made a Mask Before.
Before I continue, here are the sketches that lay out how this is going to work.
Overview
Distinguishing Features
Eye Articulation
Real Drunk Scrawl Leading to Real Good Idea
Further Thoughts on Articulation
The Block.
This is where I'm stuck. I need a material to form the shape of the head/face that is lightweight, elastic, but still has enough support to hold small housing boxes for springs, data cables, and possibly an LED circuitboard.
Would some of the suit makers share some wisdom with me?
woo
General | Posted 15 years agoLife is good.
Who's with me on that one?
Who's with me on that one?
Re: #Texasfurs, whines
General | Posted 15 years agoSuper_Tron> FF is going to be fun
<Silvertail> the only time i would consider getting drugs is if i need some extacy for a "roofie colada"
<Super_Tron> those are nowhere near the same chemical composition but yeah that'll do the trick
<Silvertail> lol
<Silvertail> "Bartender! Two roofie coladas! GIGGITY"
<Super_Tron> who else but quagmire
<Silvertail> :3
<Super_Tron> hate to be rapping on the same note for more than 10 lines, but ive been taken aback at how anti-drug the majority of furries are
<Super_Tron> i would have thought they'd be mostly offshoots of the rave scene
<Silvertail> ummm
<Silvertail> i'm not surprised
<Super_Tron> i must have read the populace wrong
<Super_Tron> is it a moral objection?
|<-- Nighthawke has left irc.furnet.org (Quit: )
<Silvertail> that's part of it
<Super_Tron> yes i am asking you to speak for the majority of the fandumb
<Silvertail> but i believe that since furries are already prejudiced by everyone, they don't want more reasons to be hunted
<Super_Tron> it seems more like they got their ideology from this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jivU-4xv7aw
<whines> ST, if you want to talk shit about the furry fandom, take it elsewhere.
<Super_Tron> whos talking shit
<Super_Tron> if you dont like drugs you dont like em
<Super_Tron> i dont really care
<Super_Tron> i was just surprised by the amount of not-wanting-to-get-fucked-up-ed-ness among them
<whines> Also lay off the drug stuff. As you note, a lot of us don't want to hear about it. Talk about all you want...elsewhere.
<Silvertail> whines is apparently in a bad mood
<Super_Tron> civil discourse is the key to enlightenment
<whines> There MUST be a channel for you youngsters and your self-medication.
<Dogai> AC just feels sort of empty. It's in a big convention center and it prides itself on being family friendly. Family friendly is usually noticeably more boring than adult-only events
<Super_Tron> state your point with conviction, whines
<Super_Tron> ive always wanted to see AC
<Super_Tron> ever since i saw.... this pic... er- let me reupload it
=-= Mode #texasfurs +o whines by ChanServ
=-= Mode #texasfurs +b *!*@99-160-12-245.lightspeed.dllstx.sbcglobal.net by whines
=-= YOU (Super_Tron) have been booted from #texasfurs by whines (Drug talk and furry-bashing)
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
I find this humorous.
<Silvertail> the only time i would consider getting drugs is if i need some extacy for a "roofie colada"
<Super_Tron> those are nowhere near the same chemical composition but yeah that'll do the trick
<Silvertail> lol
<Silvertail> "Bartender! Two roofie coladas! GIGGITY"
<Super_Tron> who else but quagmire
<Silvertail> :3
<Super_Tron> hate to be rapping on the same note for more than 10 lines, but ive been taken aback at how anti-drug the majority of furries are
<Super_Tron> i would have thought they'd be mostly offshoots of the rave scene
<Silvertail> ummm
<Silvertail> i'm not surprised
<Super_Tron> i must have read the populace wrong
<Super_Tron> is it a moral objection?
|<-- Nighthawke has left irc.furnet.org (Quit: )
<Silvertail> that's part of it
<Super_Tron> yes i am asking you to speak for the majority of the fandumb
<Silvertail> but i believe that since furries are already prejudiced by everyone, they don't want more reasons to be hunted
<Super_Tron> it seems more like they got their ideology from this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jivU-4xv7aw
<whines> ST, if you want to talk shit about the furry fandom, take it elsewhere.
<Super_Tron> whos talking shit
<Super_Tron> if you dont like drugs you dont like em
<Super_Tron> i dont really care
<Super_Tron> i was just surprised by the amount of not-wanting-to-get-fucked-up-ed-ness among them
<whines> Also lay off the drug stuff. As you note, a lot of us don't want to hear about it. Talk about all you want...elsewhere.
<Silvertail> whines is apparently in a bad mood
<Super_Tron> civil discourse is the key to enlightenment
<whines> There MUST be a channel for you youngsters and your self-medication.
<Dogai> AC just feels sort of empty. It's in a big convention center and it prides itself on being family friendly. Family friendly is usually noticeably more boring than adult-only events
<Super_Tron> state your point with conviction, whines
<Super_Tron> ive always wanted to see AC
<Super_Tron> ever since i saw.... this pic... er- let me reupload it
=-= Mode #texasfurs +o whines by ChanServ
=-= Mode #texasfurs +b *!*@99-160-12-245.lightspeed.dllstx.sbcglobal.net by whines
=-= YOU (Super_Tron) have been booted from #texasfurs by whines (Drug talk and furry-bashing)
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
[INFO] You are banned from this channel.
I find this humorous.
Rrg: Technology
General | Posted 15 years agoIt'd be really awesome if all of the notes I play on my midi keyboard would actually get sent to my sequencer, like they were doing not two days ago.
He he he.
Anyway, that's what I'm doing right now. Angering at my midi interface.
He he he.
Anyway, that's what I'm doing right now. Angering at my midi interface.
