ricarleite

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Post: #81953
Topic: The Top Ten
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81953/action/topic#81953
Time: 17-Dec-2004 9:19 AM

Uh, I don't know, I could be wrong, but could it be because those are BAD movies?

And Shimraa, were you joking, or it's serious?

Post: #81907
Topic: Classic Games
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81907/action/topic#81907
Time: 16-Dec-2004 3:57 PM

Guybrush Threepwood adventure's were great. Theer's this legend that the name Guybrush came out of the name of the file created for his first animation, it was guy.brush, so he became guybrush. I don't really belive it, I don't recall an OS that allowed more than 3 letters on the file extension back them.

I do play the Intellevision lives, so I can recall those great times, when I played BurgerTime, Soccer, Pitfall, Triple Action and Astromash.

Post: #81906
Topic: The Top Ten
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81906/action/topic#81906
Time: 16-Dec-2004 3:53 PM

OK top ten videogames (that I've played):

1- Half Life 2
2- Team Fortress Classic Mod for HL1
3- Metal Gear Solid 2
4- Metal Gear Solid
5- Goldeneye 64
6- Half Life 1
7- SNK vs Capcom 2
8- Mike Tyson's Super Punch Out (NES version)
9- Super Mario World
10- Star Fox

Honorable mentions: Final Fantasy V, VI and X, Tie-Figter, X-Wing vs Tie Figter, Super Mario Bros 3, Yo Noid, Mario Party 2, GTA 3 Vice City, Splinter Cell, The Sims 1 and 2, Sim City 1, 2000, 3000 and 4, every Lucasarts adventure, Shenmue, Twister, The Simpsons Konami Arcade, Daytona USA, Mario Kart, Mario Kart 64, the Mario Kart for the gamecube, Donkey Konga, the original Dragon's Lair arcade...

Post: #81850
Topic: Question about Return Of The Jedi
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81850/action/topic#81850
Time: 15-Dec-2004 3:05 PM

I did reply, quoting exactly what you said.

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Originally posted by: ricarleite
I thought the same as TheArtGuy, but the real answer is: they needed something to make Palpatine's death more memorable, and nothing's better than an explosion. It would be kinda dull if he just fell in there, and nothing happened.

Post: #81849
Topic: The Top Ten
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81849/action/topic#81849
Time: 15-Dec-2004 2:57 PM

I've seen less than 10 movies this year (2004 movies I mean), but here are my top movies of the year.

1- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

(ok so waaay down there comes the second one)

2- Fahrenheit 9/11
3- Passion of the Christ
4- Kung Fu Hustle
4- Kill Bill vol. 2
5- Shrek 2
6- Troy

I've not seen any other movie made in 2004 apart from these. OK I did, but those don't deserve to be listed here.

Here's my top 10 of all time:

1- A Clockwork Orange
2- 2001: A Space Odissey
3- Fight Club
4- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
5- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
6- The Truman Show
7- Memento
8- City of God
9- The Empire Strikes Back
10- Being Jonh Malkovitch

Post: #81697
Topic: The Things We Hate And Love Thread .
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81697/action/topic#81697
Time: 14-Dec-2004 8:14 PM

Same here. I used to hate it, but then started to I enjoy it. And when I quit stand up I started to hate it again.

Post: #81700
Topic: Anyone know the song?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81700/action/topic#81700
Time: 14-Dec-2004 2:29 PM

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"Stay on topic."

"More trolls coming in!"

"Stay on topic!"

Post: #81699
Topic: Classic Games
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81699/action/topic#81699
Time: 14-Dec-2004 2:18 PM

The original Intellevision games... talk about classic... Big fan of the "Blue Sky Rangers", they were the ones who made me want to get on the computer business (they were Mattel's softwarehouse who did most of the Intellevision games).

Post: #81698
Topic: The Top Ten
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81698/action/topic#81698
Time: 14-Dec-2004 2:15 PM

It does. Mostly because in a few days we'll all be talking about something completly unrelated over here, so it really dosen't matter.

Post: #81549
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81549/action/topic#81549
Time: 13-Dec-2004 6:49 PM

That's called monopoly.

So, every other softwarehouse that decides to make a football videogame must create fictional teams and players... Have you seen the teams on the movie "Any Given Sunday", well 'nuff said...

Post: #81547
Topic: The Things We Hate And Love Thread .
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81547/action/topic#81547
Time: 13-Dec-2004 6:42 PM

OK, things I hate: Oracle.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041213/photos_ts/mdf793913

Oracle bought PeopleSoft, the company I (indirectly) work for, and is planning to destroy it so only Oracle ERPs are sold. They will discontinue PeopleSoft's products. So next year, with the release of MicroSoft'S ERPs and this move by Oracle, I'm predicting that companies all around the world will get VERY, VERY inneficient.

By the way, if anyone wants my resume I'd gladly send it, because thanks to Oracle and to the bastards at PeopleSoft who sold it, I might be our of job soon. My resume consists only of a picture of me dressed as a nerd in front of a computer, I thought that would impress technology companies more than a real resume.

WILL CODE FOR FOOD

Post: #81551
Topic: RTJ Soundtrack Album
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81551/action/topic#81551
Time: 13-Dec-2004 1:00 PM

Creepy! I swear, I was silently singing the yub yub song right now, I don't know why, and not paying attention to this page, just scrolling down, and suddenly I see a "DIE EWOKS" poster

(ps Yeah I know it's German)

EDIT: more creepyness, you posted the lyrics above, I haven't seen it. But I was singing the yub yub song according to me and my friends version, where we put portuguese words that sound close to what's said, with amusing yet untranslatable results.

Post: #81550
Topic: When Stormtroopers go bad...
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81550/action/topic#81550
Time: 13-Dec-2004 12:56 PM

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Originally posted by: Bossk
Yeah he does. And I'm sure his sensei will be happy to see him wearing his gi outside of the dojo for something other than karate classes.

LOL

Post: #81280
Topic: The Star Wars Kid...
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81280/action/topic#81280
Time: 12-Dec-2004 4:08 AM

But we do.

Post: #81279
Topic: Help
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81279/action/topic#81279
Time: 12-Dec-2004 4:06 AM

Jay deleted all the old posts about 8 months ago because of some lack of disk space problems. Probably not there anymore, although he said he archived the old posts somewhere else.

Post: #81043
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81043/action/topic#81043
Time: 9-Dec-2004 5:52 PM

First, about the japanese. Yes, they have commited terrible atrocities, but almost every country which has or ever had an army did. And the view on the nazis is more of an alegorical one, they are present day demons. They were the leading cause of WW2. And tell me, don't you get a little bit shocked with a Vientam videogame?

About the violence you mentioned. Now, there's two distinct things, grpahical violence onscreen and the portrait of violence. I can handle gore and graphic violence pretty well, and even JFK's blowing head on that "jfk reloaded" game wouldn't botter me at all... if it wasn't JFK there. One thing is killing fictional characters, another completly different is the portrait of a real human being who has actually died, and now has become a joke. Think about movies for a second. One thing is seeing a gangster movie with a ficional character shooting another. If the scene portraits a real event envolving people who were not related to the violence itself but suffered from it, people who deserve respect, that's a whole other thing. Another example: let's get Half Life 2, not too violent but featuring some blood, death and gun related violence. Half Life 2 is set in City 17 and you kill pseudo alien soldiers called Combine, who remain faceless throughtout the game. Now imagine the very same game set in Poland 1939, with you as a nazi soldier and the enemy as jews. Get it? It's not the violence, it's the content behind it.

Post: #81037
Topic: Jokes thread : Reloaded
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81037/action/topic#81037
Time: 9-Dec-2004 5:37 PM

OK folks here comes another joke. This one's rated NC-17, so if you're not in the mood for this, or not old enough, please skip this post. I'll try to do my best at translating this one - it sounds better in portuguese.

There was this guy who worked in a sausage factory, and every day when he got back home his wife felt that there was something wrong with him, he seemed depressed. One day his wife asked him what was wrong, and he replied:

"Well, honey, the thing is... I didn't want to tell you this, but everyday at the factory I feel this gigantic urge to insert my penis in the sausage cutter...."

"What?! What are you saying?!", replied his wife, horrified, "You need professional help at once. You'll start seeing a psychiatrist tomorrow."

And he did seek professional help, and after a while he seemed to have overcome his urge, and, for his wife releaf, he was back to normal. But some months later he came home really, really depressed.

"What happened, dear?", asked his wife.

"I got fired today...", he said.

"Why?!"

"Well... I couldn't control myself... and I inserted my penis on the sausage cutter."

"WHAT?! But... are you ok?! What did the sausage cutter do to you?!"

"Oh they fired him too, but he was very gentle to me."

(laugh track here)

Post: #81017
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81017/action/topic#81017
Time: 9-Dec-2004 4:49 PM

It's a delicate issue. Nazis are portraid by the media as insane, ultra-evil people who are better off dead and we shouldn't even think twice before killing one of them - I mean, look at the Indiana Jones movies. Japanese soldiers are hardly portraided like this, mostly because they didn't have a direct participation in the holocaust. Also adds to this the hiroshima and nagasaki bombings, and the fact that the Japanese seemed more "open" and "friendly" outside war times. It's a little bit shocking to play a videogame where what you have to kill isn't a: a) nazis, b) fictional evil criminous people, c) aliens, or d) a fictional faceless evil nazi-like army. That's why I don't get shocked with WW2 nazi-related war games, but a Vietnam game shocks me completly - I don't know why people would play a game set in the Vietnam war.

Post: #81014
Topic: Beer
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81014/action/topic#81014
Time: 9-Dec-2004 10:41 AM

Favorite beer: none. I don't drink.

Post: #81013
Topic: A Moment of Silence for Dimebag Darrell
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/81013/action/topic#81013
Time: 9-Dec-2004 10:40 AM

Wow I JUST heard about it on the news on TV. How bizarre, why did that happen?

Post: #80945
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/80945/action/topic#80945
Time: 8-Dec-2004 6:45 PM

Well what I had in mind was more of an "Auschwitz meets Theme Park".

"BANG!" Oh did you hear that? That was GOD, putting the final stamp on my passport to HELL.

Post: #80949
Topic: Lucasfilm acknowledging fan hate
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/80949/action/topic#80949
Time: 8-Dec-2004 1:05 PM

Look, the thing is, unless there's this HUGE FANTASTIC MINDBLOWING GENIUS twist ending at Episode 3, that explains EVERYTHING and makes every fan happy with everything GL did, which I DON'T think will happen as not even Hitchcock could pull this one, we will leave VERY frustraded at the theaters. STILL... episode 3 might be the best one of the prequels, but that's like saying being shot in the head by a loved one in a psychedelic mirror maze is the best of all deaths, it's still not a good thing, you know.

Post: #80948
Topic: Those Pesky Soundtracks
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/80948/action/topic#80948
Time: 8-Dec-2004 1:00 PM

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Originally posted by: sean wookie
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
"A man of contradictions, as my therapist said" -- Maurice Chavez

i assume a vcpr fan?

"Rrrrrradio Espantoso!"

I'm more of a Laslow fan.

Post: #80947
Topic: Clone Wars Animated DVDs
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/80947/action/topic#80947
Time: 8-Dec-2004 12:58 PM

I have that too, but UNFORTUNALLY it was dubbed in spanish. I can undertsnad 80% of spanish, but it's horribly dubbed and it kinda sucks having the characters talk about "¡el peligroso lado obscuro de la fuerza!".

Post: #80946
Topic: The Star Wars Kid...
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/80946/action/topic#80946
Time: 8-Dec-2004 12:54 PM

* UH... COULD BE A SPOILER I GUESS *

N'sync and the Star Wars Kid will meet Yoda mounted at the back of Chewbacca, and they'll start a farting contest, Yoda shall be the victorious. "I don't belive it!", they'll say. "That's why you've all failed! Pull my finger, you will, eh? He he he... ". Jar Jar will be killed by a small, protoype version of the Death Star, Darth Maul will be revealed as being Grievious, and Palpatine is not Darth Sidious, but uh... someone else. Han Solo's father, maybe. Or maybe... he's Blofeld! "So, Mr. Bond, we meet again. I must ask you to join me on the dark side, or I'll have this slow-moving laser cutt you in half."