How about the corrosion, radioactive, biohazard, explosive and poisonous warning labels? Those are pretty cool. And they would be appropriate, considering they would be used to promote Linux. (Just kidding, just kidding.)
That reminded me of the Homer food critic Simpsons episode...
Homer: I don't need Lisa to write a good review. The food at the Gilded Truffle really... what's a good word? Maggie: *suck* Homer: Sucks! That's great! And the bread was really...come on, help me out here! Santa's little helper: Ruff! Homer: Rough? I don't know, you've been pitching that all night. SLH: Chewy? Homer: Chewy! That's inspired!
If they carried over things like high-jump boots, spin jump/attack, huge open areas, and long ass tunnels (both vertical and horizontal), I'd be a very happy man.
What would be really nice is another Metroid platform shooter on a high end system, kinda like how Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was done in 2D on the Playstation. It had some 3D effects but the gamestyle was still platform.
As far as 3d environments go, I didn't think Zelda 64 was going to be that good, but it is pretty fun. Except for the controls and low frame rate at times. Damn, I hated that.
It happens to me sometimes while the piano, or playing UT. M-M-M-MONSTER KILL!
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Interesing NASA patent application that involves thrust:
Link. (Life will be much easier if you have pdf reader integration in your browser.)
Abstract: An assymetrical capacitor module for generating thrust includes two conductive elements of similar but different geometries seperated by a dielectric member. Improved embodiments provided in the construction of conductive elements of smaller axial extent include those where the element is formed by an annular wire or a dielectric supported ring. Other embodiments concern the dielectric member and involve change in the extend and shape thereof.
That was David Blaine, not Copperfield.
1. Boldly go where no man has gone before.
2. ???
3. Profit!
Yea, sorry, that was bad.
since spam's the topic
see thespamletters.com
they're fucking funny
How about the corrosion, radioactive, biohazard, explosive and poisonous warning labels? Those are pretty cool. And they would be appropriate, considering they would be used to promote Linux. (Just kidding, just kidding.)
Use the quickload option. Only a Mozilla icon will appear in the task bar, and when Mozilla is loaded, no splash screen will appear.
They should just make the ringtone a coughing sound.
No one will suspect it's a phone ringing.
Doom 2 at 1000fps!!
I have also discovered a truly marvelous proof for this statement, which, unfortunately, this margin is too small to contain.
That reminded me of the Homer food critic Simpsons episode...
Homer: I don't need Lisa to write a good review. The food at the Gilded Truffle really... what's a good word?
Maggie: *suck*
Homer: Sucks! That's great! And the bread was really...come on, help me out here!
Santa's little helper: Ruff!
Homer: Rough? I don't know, you've been pitching that all night.
SLH: Chewy?
Homer: Chewy! That's inspired!
> I've had to switch to Ultradonkey.com for my nekkid picture needs.
That's nothing. I had to switch to goatse.cx.
Diamonds are only free if your time isn't worth anything.
Ever see the Family Guy episode where the shadow lady starts to go down on the man?
"Diamonds: She'll pretty much have to."
Somehow they regain their virginity.
It's from The Simpsons, it's the name of Mr. Burns' company's boat.
Don't look at beam with remaining good eye.
Ever try video taping that?
It's all about whose beard is the longest. Besides, I could smile on a PDP-11 before you were born. ;)
Well for those of us who don't watch TV, there's always "did you see that article on slashdot?"
If they carried over things like high-jump boots, spin jump/attack, huge open areas, and long ass tunnels (both vertical and horizontal), I'd be a very happy man.
What would be really nice is another Metroid platform shooter on a high end system, kinda like how Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was done in 2D on the Playstation. It had some 3D effects but the gamestyle was still platform.
As far as 3d environments go, I didn't think Zelda 64 was going to be that good, but it is pretty fun. Except for the controls and low frame rate at times. Damn, I hated that.
Apple bitten.
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/lifters.htm
Also interesting, asymmetrical capacitors:
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/2dacap.htm
Ever thought you might be losing because you aren't as skilled as your opponents?
Yeah, I hear that.
It happens to me sometimes while the piano, or playing UT. M-M-M-MONSTER KILL!
Interesing NASA patent application that involves thrust:
Link. (Life will be much easier if you have pdf reader integration in your browser.)
Abstract:
An assymetrical capacitor module for generating thrust includes two conductive elements of similar but different geometries seperated by a dielectric member. Improved embodiments provided in the construction of conductive elements of smaller axial extent include those where the element is formed by an annular wire or a dielectric supported ring. Other embodiments concern the dielectric member and involve change in the extend and shape thereof.
UT2003 uses ogg files for music.