Krynn72
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That, and I kind of already wrote a sex-story.
That, and you kind of masturbate in class.
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That, and I kind of already wrote a sex-story.
Well where else am I supposed to masturbate?That, and you kind of masturbate in class.
Look at it this way, now your hands have something in common with fresh cake.
How many people can say that? Not many.
video games are an art form, but if they're any too things that should never be mixed together it's capitalism and art, and right from the begining and evidently right now ****ing video games are an art form that needs to be fueled by cash and everyone just gets greedy and makes sequels to rake in more of your money, no one will ever really care for video games as art because all of the founders and all time greats were just greedy ******s. and the nest picasso will never make one of his great works a video game because he's probably going to be as ignorant as everyone else and be so blind that he won't see any potential in the medium at all because all the founding fathers were executives in the McDonalds coroporation. dont know what this has to do with anything but ****.
edit: don't beleive me think about what music would be like if it was invented by 50 cent or Eminem, Beethoven would have been a painter.
That, and you kind of masturbate in class.
Anyone else here not well at the moment? I've got a bad cold and feel like shit. I can't be the only one here who's not well atm.
Valve seem to have gone capitalist, yes. And they have managed just well. Follow the ratings and reviews, they'll rake in your cash cuz that's what they deserve for a game well made.
Yes video games are an an art form, and yes, with the evolution of ubermicro I think there will inevitably be competition among the three primary consoles (and PCs).
Ignorance exists everywhere, and not only as bliss.
Honestly, in my own view, few people take in consideration that games are art in every way, from the design of the levels to the music and characters. Some games are shitty obviously.
Painting is as overrated as you want to make it seem. There is still a hell of a lot of potential in painting but I hardly see, in my own ignorant mind, that someone greater than a Picasso will re-emerge. What for? His paintings have survived through time and that is what truly matters. Beethoven could indeed have been a painter, but I don't think that's what matters. His art, his legacy have truly influenced classical music (which is a thing of the past in itself).
I paint for monies (barely learning) and my teacher is great at his task. He sells portraits for $250. That is saying that paintings are still very well valued, especially by those who like paintings hanging in their homes.
Anywho, don't fret if it seems like gaming is a money-making machine today. There will always be a huge selection of games for you to play. Money is free, life is expensive.
The family of BBC presenter Mark Speight will today formally identify his body, which was found yesterday in a London railway station.
The 42-year-old disappeared six days ago following the inquest into the death of his fiancee Natasha Collins.
Ms Collins (31), was found dead on January 3rd in the bath of the north-west London flat she shared with Speight after taking cocaine and sleeping tablets.
Speight was briefly held on suspicion of her murder before detectives "cancelled" his arrest and said he was not a suspect.
Speight?s body was found in a remote area of Paddington railway station in west London yesterday morning.
The circumstances of Speight?s death are being investigated, but police confirmed he was not hit by a train.
Detectives will examine CCTV footage from the station and said they are treating the death as unexplained.
Not sure if many of you have heard of Mark Speight, the TV presenter (he used to do the children's art program on CBBC, SMart), but i found out today that he has been found dead. The bosy still hasn't been formally identified yet, but it is in all probability him.
Found this on the BBC News website. I can't believe it; he was always one of my favourite presenters and it's so sad what happened. ;(
TBH I think the first 3 discworld books (Colour of Magic, Light Fantastic, Equal Rites) are among the poorer of the series (that said, they're are very good books). I recommend the Death, Watch and Witches books, in that order. Also, try to read the books that focus on a certain character/certain characters in the order they were written. You can pick up any one and understand the plot without having read the others, but you won't get all the character development. The Sam Vimes in Thud! is much different from the Sam Vimes in Guards! Guards!Finished reading the Colour of Magic. Pratchett's brilliant, but I have noticed certain flaws...
TV presenter Mark Speight was found hanging on the roof of a building next to Paddington railway station, British Transport Police have said.
Station staff found the 42-year-old's body hanging from the roof of MacMillan House in west London on Sunday morning.
The body, which has yet to be formally identified, was out of public view.
I lol'd.I totally renamed a dog today.
Have fun trying to get Mac's attention when he thinks his name Jimminy dog owner!
TBH I think the first 3 discworld books (Colour of Magic, Light Fantastic, Equal Rites) are among the poorer of the series (that said, they're are very good books). I recommend the Death, Watch and Witches books, in that order. Also, try to read the books that focus on a certain character/certain characters in the order they were written. You can pick up any one and understand the plot without having read the others, but you won't get all the character development. The Sam Vimes in Thud! is much different from the Sam Vimes in Guards! Guards!
I'll never read Terry Pratchet.
The only people I know who have are very weird.