Why not italics? Are you not a superfan of them? I personally abhor boldface. But to each his schone, you know? I've degraded into a mere parody of sky, I know.
I have something in common with you. At the moment I complete this sentence, I won't know what's next in the writing. But, though my agreements hurt inside, I must say...I'm not hurting. See, were you trying to be funny or insightful/interesting? I think both. Yours was a funny comment on the typical leniency of the courts in civil cases against large companies...letting them repay with vouchers and not cash. Still pushing out their products into every home. Guess most moderators don't agree with me...they thought it was more interesting. Me, I always go with funny, even when things are interesting, just because people, deep down, I think, would rather be called funny than smart or insightful. Now...chimeras are nasty. Don't zap one over to me any day this standing time.
I guess, with our 20/20 hindsight, we can say that bush admin dropped the ball preventing 9/11...but they responded actively...yes, they held out on dept. of homeland sec. for awhile, but all in all, they responded. Not perfectly, you say? Considerably better than Clinton. Token missile strikes that did nothing. I'm afraid Gore might have continued the trend. I sympathize, though. Look how the Left went after Bush for his promise of retaliation in Afganistan. It's a scary thing...thinking of committing to such historical action. Now, you may wonder why I went into issues unrelated to Iraq. Am I trying to pull a Hannity and argue about a sound, but unrelated, point to throw off attention from the real issues? No. Basically, all I'm saying, maybe the Dems have terrible intrinsic faults as well. Maybe their total sideline passivity would be as bad in the long run as that costly and irresponsible extra battle Bush put on top of the "war on terror."
Visit me at the tracks....you'll lose it to the rails...but it will be a big thrill before the train slices it off. You'll thank me, then have your meal. Drop it off in the sewer for some flavor. Now that...IS...ART!!!
The slow cooker factor is always a sticking point for most people. All I can do is offer you the advice I so often hear from my Aikido instructor: "Be patient...this stuff isn't easy to get. It might take 20 years."
come on, admit it, you posted the parent comment anonymously, and then replied to it, right? Maybe? I guess I can't prove it...but I've done worse things. A guilty conscience can't trust in anyone else, I guess.
Pay no attention to the subject, it isn't for the times. I want to engage in pretenious opinion spewing now.
Relevant to this article, though, I have to say, I don't think this would ever take off as a legitimate source of quality independent films for three reasons:
1. Serious filmmakers would just invest in software aimed specifically at professional 3D animations.
2. If successful independent films started coming out of X-boxes or other consoles at any significant rate, there'd be royalty, DMCA, and/or copyright lawsuits from the console makers.
3. While slow cookers are a convenient way for bachelors to prepare healthy and tasty meals without taking to much time for the prep work, darker beer will always be for us to animate in Hollywood.
I know you're pokin' around in there. Get OUT! I say, GET OUT! The head is a many splendored thing. In mine, you might find God. But I'm telling you, you're going to hurt me. I may not fit in the rainbow's collar next year. Oh, ouch, you shall make spongiform cavities--cavities of thought, not matter. You ain't no sushi worm, eh?! But the dark ones in charge sent, you, I see. They came in their 'copters to extract the essence of my life. I tell you, don't vote them in again. The radio chip is dinging now. The alarm is tripped. They know I've seen in. That YOU'VE seen in! For you too must be a bit player in this charade. One more step, and what you seek will be squished in this vice. Ouch. No, I'll buy a blower. I'll blow it out. You'll see...or rather...YOU WON'T!! Ha ha ha ha! Oh....ha ha!
Microsoft is like a big stupid 8 year old bully after his premature growth spurt, greedily clutching his melting ice cream and knocking others' ice cream out of their hands so he can delight in is gluttony and his victims resentment...whoa, did I just write that? That came out of left field. I must be pissed.
Oh Republicans, Republicans. Let's see...I don't think the previous Democratic administration was too friendly to privacy or individual freedom. Who pushed for the Clipper Chip?
I think, I really do, that Pokemon in plush form had something going. Shag carpet mixers notwithstanding. And I don't think suede toy boxes were the thing to close on 'em.
Could the "spear phishing" analogy be extended into salmon as one example. Now, I'm not so ambitious or overwrought to try and work in the differences between pharm- and wild-raised salmon.
The "spear" dubnym surprises me. Why is it we're not out on the theft ledge just as yet? So, I feel a little ill coming down off the server room floor, and I read this, and I'm glad the air is on. So many little busy unlaid phisher bitches out there want to steal my identity. Hey, I'll hand it to you and give you a 200 dollar shopping spree if you want to come fight me for it in person. And I don't mean your bosses in the mob paying you for your efforts...I mean you. If you're bigger than me...well, I guess I'm screwed. Doogs. I know one thing though, the blue color is dark and pinpricked as with stars at the very point where we meet. Look, it's like a faded poster for the old 80's classic.
Yeah, if more Christians were like him, maybe all our kids would be hopelessly in the clutches of drug addiction, pregnant, or dying of STDs. Yeah, evolution has helped us a lot...helped us straight into the clutches of Satan.
Okay, yeah, I'm kidding. Don't mark this as a troll, it was a sarcastic joke. You see, there is a difference.
UUUUHHHHHMMMMM....GRRRRBLT! Okay, now that I got that out, let me see, uhm, TROLL?:) But no hard feelings, okay? Unless I really think I might want to learn something about a slashdot article's subject matter, I think troll's are the best part of the comment tree. I laugh my branches down, snacka!
Arg. The golden days of tech optimism are over for me. There was a time when news about flawed hardware/software was rare enough to be noteworthy when it came out. Now I get too much. I guess golden boy Cisco being in the Crisco is a big deal, though, considering how fundamentalrouters are to the backbone of the internet. At least I can still shovel. Step on a crack, break the net's back...but fibers can still sit in their shoveled holes.
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Why not italics? Are you not a superfan of them? I personally abhor boldface. But to each his schone, you know? I've degraded into a mere parody of sky, I know.
I have something in common with you. At the moment I complete this sentence, I won't know what's next in the writing. But, though my agreements hurt inside, I must say...I'm not hurting. See, were you trying to be funny or insightful/interesting? I think both. Yours was a funny comment on the typical leniency of the courts in civil cases against large companies...letting them repay with vouchers and not cash. Still pushing out their products into every home. Guess most moderators don't agree with me...they thought it was more interesting. Me, I always go with funny, even when things are interesting, just because people, deep down, I think, would rather be called funny than smart or insightful. Now...chimeras are nasty. Don't zap one over to me any day this standing time.
I see you're a fan of my other works. ;)
I guess, with our 20/20 hindsight, we can say that bush admin dropped the ball preventing 9/11...but they responded actively...yes, they held out on dept. of homeland sec. for awhile, but all in all, they responded. Not perfectly, you say? Considerably better than Clinton. Token missile strikes that did nothing. I'm afraid Gore might have continued the trend. I sympathize, though. Look how the Left went after Bush for his promise of retaliation in Afganistan. It's a scary thing...thinking of committing to such historical action. Now, you may wonder why I went into issues unrelated to Iraq. Am I trying to pull a Hannity and argue about a sound, but unrelated, point to throw off attention from the real issues? No. Basically, all I'm saying, maybe the Dems have terrible intrinsic faults as well. Maybe their total sideline passivity would be as bad in the long run as that costly and irresponsible extra battle Bush put on top of the "war on terror."
Come on dude, you either need to read my post more closely, or you need to learn how to sound ironic.
In other words, don't touch my troll babies!!
The slow cooker factor is always a sticking point for most people. All I can do is offer you the advice I so often hear from my Aikido instructor: "Be patient...this stuff isn't easy to get. It might take 20 years."
come on, admit it, you posted the parent comment anonymously, and then replied to it, right? Maybe? I guess I can't prove it...but I've done worse things. A guilty conscience can't trust in anyone else, I guess.
Relevant to this article, though, I have to say, I don't think this would ever take off as a legitimate source of quality independent films for three reasons:
1. Serious filmmakers would just invest in software aimed specifically at professional 3D animations.
2. If successful independent films started coming out of X-boxes or other consoles at any significant rate, there'd be royalty, DMCA, and/or copyright lawsuits from the console makers.
3. While slow cookers are a convenient way for bachelors to prepare healthy and tasty meals without taking to much time for the prep work, darker beer will always be for us to animate in Hollywood.
At least mine doesn't sound like a bot.
I know you're pokin' around in there. Get OUT! I say, GET OUT! The head is a many splendored thing. In mine, you might find God. But I'm telling you, you're going to hurt me. I may not fit in the rainbow's collar next year. Oh, ouch, you shall make spongiform cavities--cavities of thought, not matter. You ain't no sushi worm, eh?! But the dark ones in charge sent, you, I see. They came in their 'copters to extract the essence of my life. I tell you, don't vote them in again. The radio chip is dinging now. The alarm is tripped. They know I've seen in. That YOU'VE seen in! For you too must be a bit player in this charade. One more step, and what you seek will be squished in this vice. Ouch. No, I'll buy a blower. I'll blow it out. You'll see...or rather...YOU WON'T!! Ha ha ha ha! Oh....ha ha!
Microsoft is like a big stupid 8 year old bully after his premature growth spurt, greedily clutching his melting ice cream and knocking others' ice cream out of their hands so he can delight in is gluttony and his victims resentment...whoa, did I just write that? That came out of left field. I must be pissed.
Oh Republicans, Republicans. Let's see...I don't think the previous Democratic administration was too friendly to privacy or individual freedom. Who pushed for the Clipper Chip?
I think, I really do, that Pokemon in plush form had something going. Shag carpet mixers notwithstanding. And I don't think suede toy boxes were the thing to close on 'em.
You know the man they call Slimy Cox? It's not irrelevant or tired. He's a bit of a Honey pot boy.
phsexy! What?! You no giddy gromble po-kitty?!! Beeng-a-beeng-a-caca! Waca snaca boca!
I put a mention out to salmon in a comment above. Do you like salmon from the electric blue, or the sickly green?
Could the "spear phishing" analogy be extended into salmon as one example. Now, I'm not so ambitious or overwrought to try and work in the differences between pharm- and wild-raised salmon.
The "spear" dubnym surprises me. Why is it we're not out on the theft ledge just as yet? So, I feel a little ill coming down off the server room floor, and I read this, and I'm glad the air is on. So many little busy unlaid phisher bitches out there want to steal my identity. Hey, I'll hand it to you and give you a 200 dollar shopping spree if you want to come fight me for it in person. And I don't mean your bosses in the mob paying you for your efforts...I mean you. If you're bigger than me...well, I guess I'm screwed. Doogs. I know one thing though, the blue color is dark and pinpricked as with stars at the very point where we meet. Look, it's like a faded poster for the old 80's classic.
Okay, yeah, I'm kidding. Don't mark this as a troll, it was a sarcastic joke. You see, there is a difference.
If you can read this I'm owned.
Really?
UUUUHHHHHMMMMM....GRRRRBLT! Okay, now that I got that out, let me see, uhm, TROLL? :) But no hard feelings, okay? Unless I really think I might want to learn something about a slashdot article's subject matter, I think troll's are the best part of the comment tree. I laugh my branches down, snacka!
Arg. The golden days of tech optimism are over for me. There was a time when news about flawed hardware/software was rare enough to be noteworthy when it came out. Now I get too much. I guess golden boy Cisco being in the Crisco is a big deal, though, considering how fundamentalrouters are to the backbone of the internet. At least I can still shovel. Step on a crack, break the net's back...but fibers can still sit in their shoveled holes.