bkev

Yeah, WHERE AM I?!?!? Haha, I didn't even notice. Damnit Greenie, I'm respectable not loathsome! There's your hint as to who I'd be.

Also, I lied. I don't wanna be an animated character. I want to be a Whatever:

That got my attention. I'll be watching this project with great interest! While I often call Blade Runner "Blade Crawler" because I find the name clever and will concede that the movie is very slow, I do enjoy it - not enough to call it a favorite, of course, but I wouldn't mind seeing an alternative cut.

I love paint.net! Woohoo. Also, CP, I don't know if I'm gonna replace her - rather, I think she'll be in storage for awhile. It's clearly an issue with the RF adapter/jack piece more than anything else - sure, the carts are a tiny bit loose in my toploader (they work better if I find something that shoves them forward), but nothing else is wrong. I may invest in sending it off somewhere to mod it for A/V for $50 or so.

Also, I don't recommend a 2-in-1 mainly because of the sound issues. I could NEVER play Super Mario Bros. the way the sound is output on a NES-on-a-chip.

Windows? Right click the file, and hit install. It should copy/paste into your fonts folder. Alternatively you can go to control panel in classic view and copy/paste the font yourself into the fonts directory.

Speaking of NES, my toploader Nesie (or if you want to be lame and not name your consoles, the NES 2) is probably going to retire. It only uses RF cables, and all three of the ones I have (1 original, 1 bought to replace, and 1 with the second NES I bought after breaking the first trying to take it apart) give me excessive interference. TV, I don't mind static - but with Nesie it's horribly excessive and only highlighted by our nice big TV. I hate those wavy lines SO much!

...never mind, I can't get my punchline right.

Hi Zombie! You got me curious, what's the original unused narrative like? I would guess different since you're using it, but I actually liked what I saw in the theatrical version with it. What makes it better?

I think we ought do a Skype call to simulate the lunch if you guys would be up to it.

He doesn't? That poor kid...

You. Have too much time on your hands.

Yes, like LPs. They're in the process of selling their children's books too, which is actually a bigger problem as a library - regardless of where - always deserves that kind of section.. I'm actually going to send a complaint to the admissions office, even if I don't go there apparently they listen to prospective students quite a bit. Some of the faculty I spoke to were also very distraught by these decisions; and just between you and me, the students don't even use the library to study because it's just too loud. So those new study rooms are useless.

Moth3r, do you have any screenshots you can share?

Dear USD, I am NOT okay with you removing your entire music library before I go there. OR your kid's book section. :< SO UNCOOL! I know an education is more important than what music is in the library (now? NONE.), but the record collection was a big draw when I took the tour last year. Empty study room in the section's place, which was once covered in records.

Frink is actually exempt from the rules. It's IN the rules. He's kind of like the Infomaniac, only older.

You're hip, you're cool, you're sixty-five.

ChainsawAsh said:

Finally, His Dark Materials, re-done from scratch (which kinda sucks since the first adaptation of The Golden Compass had a great cast), with almost anyone other than the director of American Pie at the helm.

Well at least that means I'm in everyone's hearts 97% of the time and hated by weirdo purists 3% of the time.

(I dislike CG ET but it doesn't ruin the movie for me; I would, of course, prefer to watch the theatrical given the choice.)

ouch.

bkev....... knows no cool actors off the top of his head at his age so his character would be animated and a figment of everyone's imagination voiced by Dan Castlanetta, alternating between Grandpa Phil (from Hey Arnold)'s voice and that of the genie from Aladdin. Yup, this version of me would be far more annoying.

also Gaffer that is a rather uncanny resemblance. He's got a goofier expression though.

^I'm not sure that qualifies him as an asshole, maybe more someone who's just trying to make a living going to these conventions and isn't really as in to it as other people might be (for example, anime voice actors etc. LOVE conventions because it's where they get the most recognition.) He's always seemed like a generally nice guy. His parts were relatively minor, and he's had other things to do with his life - so I certainly can't blame him for forgetting the no-doubt minuscule details people were asking about at the convention.

Now if it turns out the questions weren't really obscure nerdy trivia and would have been simple to answer I would retract a fair amount of the above, but I've never heard anything about him being an asshole before.

Any updates, Jay? Not that this is too important, but it would be a rather useful feature.

^Is it really smart to admit you've done acid? Haha.

Shit, this whole respected member thing has REALLY gone to my head

ChainsawAsh said:
Hey, I like 2010.  You just have to go into it not expecting it to be 2001 - it's great sci-fi in its own right, but it doesn't come close to touching the greatness that was the original.

And 2001 looks so fantastic because it was shot on 70mm.  Oh, what/who I would do to get to see a 70mm screening of 2001...

ibleedspeed said:

david bowie is a washed up 80s

I liked LEGO Island. That's about it.

Goodnight everybody!

I think Gary Kurtz had a similar vision to George's original one. In that clip, he says something about different adventures - but not sequels. The kind of fun one might find in Splinter of the Mind's Eye. Come to think of it, Star Wars really lends itself to TV... maybe I should give Clone Wars a second chance?