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General Land Before Time / :D I FOUND "COLD FIRE" ON DVD :D
« on: March 14, 2011, 12:02:25 PM »
Online shopping ftw. 
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Silver Screen / The My Little Pony - Friendship is Magic Thread
« on: March 13, 2011, 03:53:06 AM »
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Animation / Kaa and Shere Khan caption
« on: March 06, 2011, 04:47:44 AM »
I wonder why you guys couldn't get it, the pic/link works fine for me. :huh: Anyway, I reuploaded it to Photobucket so you guys can see. 
(see my previous post)
(see my previous post)
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Land Before Time Captions / Ducky Caption
« on: March 05, 2011, 06:53:35 AM »
Ducky: "THE SKY IS FALLING, THE SKY IS FALLING!!!"
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Computer and Electronics / YouTube Celebrates 1 Billion Subscriptions
« on: March 04, 2011, 11:03:15 PM »
^
Just use your email account to make one. It's not that hard.
And google accounts weren't necessary for YT accounts before. Now they are.
Just use your email account to make one. It's not that hard.
And google accounts weren't necessary for YT accounts before. Now they are.
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The Fridge / Athletes penaltized due to "strange" acts
« on: February 25, 2011, 07:40:21 AM »
This is certainly an interesting read.
http://sport.id.msn.com/photogallery.aspx?...umentid=4666078
Yeah it's in Indonesian, so I'll do the honor of translating it here.
Do they deserve to be punished?
These athletes were penaltized due to acts that "may" be strange.
It wouldn't be an exciting season if there weren't many soccer players who were penaltized due to being too enthusiastic taunting at the opposing players, or were sued and fined due to calling referees names on the radio or any other media after the match.
But, do you know that these athletes were apparently penaltized due to doing things in this list? They were penaltized because they were doing things that "may" be considered offensive / strange by updating their Twitter status during a match. Wanna know more about the things they did that got them penaltized? Just tune in to our list...
Robbie Fowler (page 1)
In 1997, Liverpool's eleventh striker, Robbie Fowler, was seen as someone good in the eyes of many soccer fans by asking the referee to cancel his (the referee's) decision to give himself a penalty kick.
Once again, Robbie Fowler has also proved he himself is good for many supporters in politics. After Liverpool had won a match agains SK Brann from Norway, Fowler turned his shirt inside-out showing off a slogan which supports the Liverpool dock workers strike.
Due to this, Fowler was fined £900 for showing his political support. Until now, the UEFA representatives feel that the fine which was given to Robbie Fowler was strange and unfair.
Ryan Babel and Chad Ochocinco (page 2)
Last month in January 2011, Liverpool's former mid-fielder, Ryan Babel, received a fine from FA after having published referee Howard Webb's photo wearing a Manchester United uniform on Twitter after Liverpool had lost against Manchester United.
The same thing happened with star NFL player from Cincinnati Bengals, Chad Ochocinco, who was fined a total of US$25,000 due to sending a Tweet during a match. NFL has a rule that restricts the use of social networks during matches, and coincidentally what Ochocinco did can easily be tracked by a detective just by looking at the time at which he sent said tweet.
Accidentally, Chad Ococinco was again fined a total of US$20,000 during his review, "I was only being myself", was the only defensive statement that he could say.
Ferrari (page 3)
One of Formula One's teams, Ferrari, received a total fine of US$100,000 after asking one of their racers to lose on purpose in a race that he actually had won.
Felipe Massa was asked to slow down to allow his teammate, Fernando Alonso, overtake him. This created an incident which caused a huge public protest.
Reports that were given after the race was over explained that Massa was asked to let Alonso overtake him, and Massa refused to let Alonso do so. After the news has spread, it was told that Alonso and Massa's relationship shattered even more.
These are only the first three pages. I'd translate the rest, but right now I'm tired of typing. Plus, translating long articles isn't really easy.
Anyways, you guys get the idea. What are your thoughts on this?
http://sport.id.msn.com/photogallery.aspx?...umentid=4666078
Yeah it's in Indonesian, so I'll do the honor of translating it here.
Do they deserve to be punished?
These athletes were penaltized due to acts that "may" be strange.
It wouldn't be an exciting season if there weren't many soccer players who were penaltized due to being too enthusiastic taunting at the opposing players, or were sued and fined due to calling referees names on the radio or any other media after the match.
But, do you know that these athletes were apparently penaltized due to doing things in this list? They were penaltized because they were doing things that "may" be considered offensive / strange by updating their Twitter status during a match. Wanna know more about the things they did that got them penaltized? Just tune in to our list...
Robbie Fowler (page 1)
In 1997, Liverpool's eleventh striker, Robbie Fowler, was seen as someone good in the eyes of many soccer fans by asking the referee to cancel his (the referee's) decision to give himself a penalty kick.
Once again, Robbie Fowler has also proved he himself is good for many supporters in politics. After Liverpool had won a match agains SK Brann from Norway, Fowler turned his shirt inside-out showing off a slogan which supports the Liverpool dock workers strike.
Due to this, Fowler was fined £900 for showing his political support. Until now, the UEFA representatives feel that the fine which was given to Robbie Fowler was strange and unfair.
Ryan Babel and Chad Ochocinco (page 2)
Last month in January 2011, Liverpool's former mid-fielder, Ryan Babel, received a fine from FA after having published referee Howard Webb's photo wearing a Manchester United uniform on Twitter after Liverpool had lost against Manchester United.
The same thing happened with star NFL player from Cincinnati Bengals, Chad Ochocinco, who was fined a total of US$25,000 due to sending a Tweet during a match. NFL has a rule that restricts the use of social networks during matches, and coincidentally what Ochocinco did can easily be tracked by a detective just by looking at the time at which he sent said tweet.
Accidentally, Chad Ococinco was again fined a total of US$20,000 during his review, "I was only being myself", was the only defensive statement that he could say.
Ferrari (page 3)
One of Formula One's teams, Ferrari, received a total fine of US$100,000 after asking one of their racers to lose on purpose in a race that he actually had won.
Felipe Massa was asked to slow down to allow his teammate, Fernando Alonso, overtake him. This created an incident which caused a huge public protest.
Reports that were given after the race was over explained that Massa was asked to let Alonso overtake him, and Massa refused to let Alonso do so. After the news has spread, it was told that Alonso and Massa's relationship shattered even more.
These are only the first three pages. I'd translate the rest, but right now I'm tired of typing. Plus, translating long articles isn't really easy.
Anyways, you guys get the idea. What are your thoughts on this?
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Gamers Zone / Whatcha playin'?
« on: February 19, 2011, 10:31:30 PM »
Test Drive Unlimited 2. Trying to get past the last classic license test without oversteering every single damn time, even WITH the driving aids turned on. :blink: Gawd I really hate the handling in this...
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Sound Off! / What are you listening to?
« on: February 18, 2011, 11:13:06 PM »Quote from: Adder,Feb 19 2011 on 06:23 AM
A - Something's Going OnLemme guess. You've played the Surf's Up video game.
"Going Away To College" - Blink-182
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The Fridge / The Friendly Sharptooth's Guide
« on: February 18, 2011, 08:24:28 PM »Quote
The Friendly Sharptooth's Guide, To Successful Online Chatting
AKA, online chatting for dummies.
Nice guide, though.
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Computer and Electronics / Open Office?
« on: February 12, 2011, 02:52:31 PM »
^
He was asking about its advantages/disadvantages, not if it has any viruses or not.
He was asking about its advantages/disadvantages, not if it has any viruses or not.
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Gamers Zone / Guitar Hero is dead
« on: February 12, 2011, 06:37:52 AM »
^
The thing about Guitar Hero is that it makes people want to learn how to play real guitar. Playing a fake plastic guitar might not actually help learning to play a real guitar, but at least it helps in basic left and right hand coordination.
Plus, they have a few great rock songs to jam to in their tracklists, which is always awesome. That, and band/artist exposure - getting more people to listen to their songs more often.
The thing about Guitar Hero is that it makes people want to learn how to play real guitar. Playing a fake plastic guitar might not actually help learning to play a real guitar, but at least it helps in basic left and right hand coordination.
Plus, they have a few great rock songs to jam to in their tracklists, which is always awesome. That, and band/artist exposure - getting more people to listen to their songs more often.
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Gamers Zone / Guitar Hero is dead
« on: February 11, 2011, 04:17:45 AM »Quote from: LBTFan13,Feb 11 2011 on 02:08 AM
while Rock Band wasn't as challenging*looks at the drums chart of Visions on expert*
...
*dies*
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Gamers Zone / Guitar Hero is dead
« on: February 10, 2011, 11:21:14 AM »
After releasing sequels after sequels of Guitar Hero once (or twice) every damn year, ActiVision has finally succeeded in killing off the plastic guitar franchise due to the fact that they were not able to make enough profit out of the franchise anymore.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njm3HWfjjsg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTWP_p7jWw
R.I.P, 5-colored plastic guitar frets.
...
On the bright side though, there's still the Rock Band series.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njm3HWfjjsg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yTWP_p7jWw
R.I.P, 5-colored plastic guitar frets.
...
On the bright side though, there's still the Rock Band series.
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LBT Multiplayer RPG Project Discussion / About the latest version of the game
« on: February 09, 2011, 06:26:45 PM »Quote from: action9000,Feb 10 2011 on 03:59 AM
Implementation of the nVidia PhysX physics engine, which has been tested and working nicely for natural objects (rocks, etc.)
!!!
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Real-Life Captions / The Epic Facepalm
« on: February 08, 2011, 11:14:43 AM »
What people do after they found out about the facepalm meme.
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Computer and Electronics / What happened?
« on: February 01, 2011, 12:59:14 PM »
Try connecting that mouse of yours to a different computer. If it does the same thing, then your mouse is to blame for.
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LBT Projects / Major LBT Project for Feburary
« on: January 26, 2011, 04:50:49 AM »
It took less than a year for Henson Co. to notice that there were uploads of full eps of Dinosaur Train on YT and took them down (well one of 'em at least; the rest were removed out of the uploader's panic).
The same thing might happen with Universal to your LBT uploads.
Just sayin'.
The same thing might happen with Universal to your LBT uploads.
Just sayin'.
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General Land Before Time / I'm still seeing LBT DVD's in stores
« on: January 26, 2011, 04:38:08 AM »
You can find LBT DVD's in Universal Studios (the theme park) too. They have a whole collection of those in their merchandise store.