Here's a torrent for the entire season 2 of Viva La Bam (wish I could find the individual Mardi Gras episode). Check out the subtitles for yourself. You're persistent enough to follow me around; I think you can spend a few hours downloading 1.5 GB.
But as you can see, Don Vito doesn't say much of anything "clearly".
...two years after it becomes popular, like they do with everything else. The trick is how to monopolize it, considering this isn't just software here.
Oh, well, at least it's not like Japan. It's become sort of an arms race with keeping people from running red lights because they don't have to wait for non-existant cross-traffic. When the light goes red, it takes a few seconds for it to turn green the other direction.
Much of the time, people will just run the first couple seconds of red light because the motorists know it's red in all directions. Conversely, some will start going a couple seconds before their light goes green.
At least here, I have yet to see a speed trap or any sort of overzealous traffic enforcement.
Why do people keep telling me this? If you want fact checking, I'll do it for you.
If you had actually bothered to understand the humor, you would have realized what the hell was going on. Don Vito is one of Phil Margera's (Bam's dad) best friends, and fellow fatasses. One of the gags on the show revolves around his inability to speak clearly, especially when flustered. As a result, the show produces some pretty funny subtitles like "Youjer Doupers!" and "I batungly-tongnued her!"
To answer your question, I got "Vulcan" straight from the subtitles of the show. It was in the Mardi Gras episode of Viva La Bam if you wish to see for yourself.
Yeah, I knew there was something off with the one I pasted. But I remember that it had a pipe in there as well (even worse results?). Something like:(){:|:&};:
"This is a FOX News Alert! What you don't know about Martian probes could KILL you! Stay tuned for more information after the break - I mean after the break after the break - aww, fuckit, we're reporting a 10 second segment at:55 after."
I should elaborate, since I was actually enjoying this game up to a certain point (with maybe the exception of fighting with the camera and its surprise angle changes). The issue actually revolved around poorly placed save points. In this case, the save spot before the really difficult puzzle was right before two retarded, unskippable cutscenes; one with the flying hourglass thingy and the other with the princess and the giant beetles.
This meant you spent at least five minutes drooling as you waited for the damn cutscene to finish so you can proceed to die nearly instantly as you try to figure out the puzzle. This is soon followed by getting to see yourself fall to your death four more times as you rewind yourself, but don't quite have enough sand to rewind yourself back to the platform.
Walkthroughs weren't much help on this. "Jump left, then left, then right, then uppy-right, then down" doesn't assist in anything in the game.
That kinda fits in with that Japanese celebrity culture as well. In Japan, you can tell how popular a particular celebrity is by how many commercials and cameo roles they are in. Quite the contrary in the western world.
My favorite is still the fat guy, from the show where he and the guy with the fro go around eating at random places and BS, appearing in the pudding commercial as the caveman who can't figure out how to get the package open.
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but I wonder how they hold up in rainer climates like the US southeast or even Northern plains like North Dakota, etc.
Think The Wizard of Oz.
This is for southern California, so it starts at $12.00 for the cardboard and $950,000 for the property.
Martian teepees?
You still aren't getting a cookie for this yet.
Here's a torrent for the entire season 2 of Viva La Bam (wish I could find the individual Mardi Gras episode). Check out the subtitles for yourself. You're persistent enough to follow me around; I think you can spend a few hours downloading 1.5 GB.
But as you can see, Don Vito doesn't say much of anything "clearly".
You mean getting to your site from ./ at work...
Slashdot's an ISP now? (OSTG broadband jokes aside)
Perl just plain drools...
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You dare badmouth Perl on Slashdot?! Take this! s/(12^\n)monkeychar6969BakerStreet(monkey(gibbon(
Old people speak in complete, lucid sentences;
Yng ppl spk n br0kn sms sp3k bc its kewl bbl kthxbye.
Here's a laundry list.
Well, they had to take their idea somewhere when their glans desktop never made it off the drawing board.
...two years after it becomes popular, like they do with everything else. The trick is how to monopolize it, considering this isn't just software here.
Oh, well, at least it's not like Japan. It's become sort of an arms race with keeping people from running red lights because they don't have to wait for non-existant cross-traffic. When the light goes red, it takes a few seconds for it to turn green the other direction.
Much of the time, people will just run the first couple seconds of red light because the motorists know it's red in all directions. Conversely, some will start going a couple seconds before their light goes green.
At least here, I have yet to see a speed trap or any sort of overzealous traffic enforcement.
Why do people keep telling me this? If you want fact checking, I'll do it for you.
If you had actually bothered to understand the humor, you would have realized what the hell was going on. Don Vito is one of Phil Margera's (Bam's dad) best friends, and fellow fatasses. One of the gags on the show revolves around his inability to speak clearly, especially when flustered. As a result, the show produces some pretty funny subtitles like "Youjer Doupers!" and "I batungly-tongnued her!"
To answer your question, I got "Vulcan" straight from the subtitles of the show. It was in the Mardi Gras episode of Viva La Bam if you wish to see for yourself.
Yeah, I knew there was something off with the one I pasted. But I remember that it had a pipe in there as well (even worse results?). Something like :(){:|:&};:
(Score:1, Troll)
Wow, moderators sure get offended easily. Is using forkbombs sacrelige in your world?
"This is a FOX News Alert! What you don't know about Martian probes could KILL you! Stay tuned for more information after the break - I mean after the break after the break - aww, fuckit, we're reporting a 10 second segment at :55 after."
Nah, if you think that's bad, what about this?
:(){ :& };:
incurable^*/s(curable/2(char*(s)) | grep cure > fart.txt |
Disclaimer: I know jack shit about regular expressions
I should elaborate, since I was actually enjoying this game up to a certain point (with maybe the exception of fighting with the camera and its surprise angle changes). The issue actually revolved around poorly placed save points. In this case, the save spot before the really difficult puzzle was right before two retarded, unskippable cutscenes; one with the flying hourglass thingy and the other with the princess and the giant beetles.
This meant you spent at least five minutes drooling as you waited for the damn cutscene to finish so you can proceed to die nearly instantly as you try to figure out the puzzle. This is soon followed by getting to see yourself fall to your death four more times as you rewind yourself, but don't quite have enough sand to rewind yourself back to the platform.
Walkthroughs weren't much help on this. "Jump left, then left, then right, then uppy-right, then down" doesn't assist in anything in the game.
Was Arabian Nights on Dreamcast the same game? What a piece of crap.
Of course, Sands of Time quickly lost my interest after that stupid jump puzzle right after the giant bat carrying the hourglass cutscene.
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I told you that we won't post!
Ain't nothing wrong with toilet humor! Besides, check out who won fart of the day here.
That makes sense. I've seen dancing sushi characters on Japanese TV a few times.
My favorite Japanese mascot is still the Qoo character.
I was thinking rather Robot Frog - Daikatana
Followed by a sequel: Mario's Balls are Missing (Should've Worn a Cup)
Oh, great - Gordon Freeman, relief pitcher.
"And he just served a crateball!" *smash*
That kinda fits in with that Japanese celebrity culture as well. In Japan, you can tell how popular a particular celebrity is by how many commercials and cameo roles they are in. Quite the contrary in the western world.
My favorite is still the fat guy, from the show where he and the guy with the fro go around eating at random places and BS, appearing in the pudding commercial as the caveman who can't figure out how to get the package open.