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Posted: 6/26/2006 6:40 PM
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zefiris wrote:
near impossible. It's nothing like bugame run ever. You can't see what your keypresses do until you finish half of movie.
We go to the moon not because it is easy, but because it is hard.
Posted: 6/26/2006 6:35 PM
Post subject: Palindromic TAS
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It would be interesting if someone could make a palindromic TAS, that is, the keypresses are the same forwards and backwards, and it actually beats some game. I really have no idea in what game this could even be possible, but I figured I'd just throw it out there for all you crazies to mull over.
Posted: 6/26/2006 6:18 PM
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spockybiemmichab wrote:
@xebra Everyone has his own opinion. In my eyes, the typical american sports like (american) football or baseball are just boring because there is no "flow" in the game. Always interruptions...(basketball is nice to watch)
Your response isn't really related at all to my previous comment, but that's ok. I agree that baseball and football are boring; I don't watch them. For me, the best sport is hockey. Unlimited live substitutions (god, the 3 substitutions rule in soccer is dumb), body checking, blazing speed on the ice, offside players can tag back, and fouls usually only result in a 2-minute minor (none of this play a man down for the rest of the game B.S.)
Posted: 6/26/2006 6:09 PM
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Lol, crazy Finn trying to correct someone in a language he can hardly speek!
Posted: 6/26/2006 6:04 PM
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P.S. Who needs Emma Watson when you can have Clémence Poésy, who is both attractive and was legal 6 years ago?
Posted: 6/26/2006 5:54 PM
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Just wait for The Order of the Phoenix. Not only is the book longer than all the others that come before it (probably necessitating a longer movie), but it is incredibly boring, the kids get involved in even more contrived circumstances, and it's very difficult to get into the story.
Posted: 6/26/2006 9:23 AM
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7. Chuck Norris.
Posted: 6/26/2006 9:07 AM
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Personally, I think soccer is pretty boring to watch, precisely because all the players seem to be such mamby pambies out on the field, and the refs are a bunch of communists. You can get carded for breathing on another player, or looking at the ref funny. Portugal vs. Holland was the most exciting game of soccer I've ever seen. I'm not one who thinks sports should have brutality for brutality's sake, but soccer could stand to be more physical.
Posted: 6/26/2006 4:26 AM
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Shadow Byrn wrote:
Did it?
Posted: 6/25/2006 5:27 AM
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Not a big deal to make a movie for both views and link them both in the publication text along with an explanation ...
Posted: 6/23/2006 1:28 AM
Post subject: Re: YPN = dame.
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Bisqwit wrote:
I am not an USA citizen, and I don't have an U.S. social security number or tax ID. Hence, it appears I'm not eligible.
So get an American to do it for you.
Posted: 6/22/2006 11:43 AM
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Ok, that's ugly. Bye bye!
Posted: 6/22/2006 11:42 AM
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I'm posting just to look at my signature.
Posted: 6/20/2006 11:19 PM
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No effect on movement speed, it just reduces the ball's elastic coefficient. (Of course, that does actually affect your movement speed in the direction of the bounce, but you know what I'm getting at, here.)
Posted: 6/20/2006 10:57 PM
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If you think it's a problem that people searching for movies will first be suggested things like trick pages, simply give matching submissions priority over any other matching page. (Or perhaps only do this if the search text is matched in the title of a submission, etc., etc.)
Posted: 6/20/2006 7:56 AM
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Sandboxing is a lot like mudwrestling, with a few key differences. Let me explain. In the US, college fraternities and sororities throw wild and wacky parties where girls get drunk and wrestle in slippery substances like mud, jello, or KY personal lubricant. Usually they wear flimsy clothing at these bouts, so invariably their clothes are torn off by their violent grapplings. Soon enough, you have two naked women slipping and sliding around in a pool full of whatever, cheered and jeered on by a bunch of drunk and horny guys. Sometimes the girls will forget they are supposed to be wrestling and start making out, instead. At some point during the show, someone with a camera will take some pictures and post them on collegehumor.com. Sandboxing is pretty much just like that, except it takes place under oppressive Muslim theocratic regimes like Iran and Saudi Arabia, all the women wear burqas and boxing gloves (because it's sacreligious to see a woman's naked hand), and someone always dies in the end.
Posted: 6/19/2006 2:44 AM
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That's actually all it's a picture of.
Posted: 6/18/2006 8:05 PM
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AnS wrote:
Seems the problem of desync is only urgent for Windows users, like with FCEU.
Actually, Linux is far superior to Windows because it includes code to ensure that emulators never desynchronize right there in the kernel.
Posted: 6/17/2006 5:19 PM
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Actually, #12 seems just about as rare as I take my meat.
Posted: 6/16/2006 1:04 AM
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This isn't LUE on GameFAQs, let cut the crap and start talking about games or something! You are all giving incorrect arguments and counterarguments anyways.
Posted: 6/14/2006 9:12 PM
Post subject: Re: Phil
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lordrings wrote:
Hey, are you the Phil Cote who used to live in San Francisco and work at the Wherehouse? This is Steve Wright.
Nope. He's Phil Côté!
Posted: 6/14/2006 9:09 PM
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I voted yes because it's from a famous series and it's obviously very well made ... but I know I'm never going to watch it again. It's almost unfortunate how bugged out the engine is because the run is really boring. Then again, I'd be bored with a more normal run of the game, too, since I think the GBA Sonics are all pretty boring regardless.
Posted: 6/14/2006 9:03 PM
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Lol, this is like all the best glitches from SMB and MM combined!
Posted: 6/13/2006 11:53 PM
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Even most crappy keyboards will let you press two keys on your number pad and two keys on the normal keyboard at the same time. You might switch either the d-pad or the controller buttons to the number pad to get around this problem.
Posted: 6/13/2006 2:56 AM
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I don't see how I'm contradicting myself, Warp. I disagree with your assertion that the movie is not to blame for itself sucking. The reason I disagree is because the quality of the source material is irrelevant. Media differ, and it is the job of the screenwriter and the director (among others) to make an entertaining movie. In my opinion, they failed miserably, and it's not the fault of whoever wrote the comic books. It's entirely the fault of the people that created the movie.
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