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Posted 18 years ago2006-05-30 09:41:27 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #182714
Christians didn't SAY this, they just KNOW this because they read the bible.
Which was written by jews (humans).
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-30 09:37:48 UTC
in Say 'hello' to Sienna! Post #182713
GL HF LOL
grats too.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-30 09:37:08 UTC
in Competition 20 Post #182712
Congratulations to me (woot) and Rowley and Slayer. I had loads of fun participating in the competition, and I think I can say I learned a lot. Thanks.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-29 16:26:12 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #182608
So, Orph, what you're saying is that you will give up your chance at eternal salvation on the chance that it MIGHT be right, strictly on the principle that some people you dont even like won't shut up about it? Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face...
So one should accept jesus christ as his personal saviour because... you MIGHT go to hell if you don't? Why don't we just follow every religion on earth because we MIGHT go to its hell when we die?
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-29 10:38:01 UTC
in The Google Video/YouTube Thread Post #182562
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-29 09:40:18 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #182551
I don't have anything against religion, despite being quite atheist (or atleast agnostic) - I just think religious people shouldn't impose their beliefs on others.

Eric Schwartz said it pretty good in said song:
Now I am not anti-christian,
before you grab a rope,
there is beauty in religion,
and joy, and love, and hope,
and we're all looking for the answer,
to this colossal cosmic cause,
but who the fuck are you to turn your view into my law?

The song isn't really about mocking christians, it's about them trying to well, influence non-believers where they shouldn't.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 18:33:50 UTC
in Now Playing Post #182443
Eric Schwartz - Keep Your Jesus Off My Penis
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 16:05:18 UTC
in Using GIMP to create custom textures Post #182432
Cpt P: Submit a tutorial on it :) .
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 16:04:14 UTC
in Biography bug Post #182431
Yeah, I noticed, it's some PHP error.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 09:55:56 UTC
in Using GIMP to create custom textures Post #182402
GNU Image Manipulation Program.
Like photoshop, only open-source and less user-friendly.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 07:54:16 UTC
in Competition 20 Post #182393
Where are the results? Roaaar.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 07:52:31 UTC
in high speed (really high speed) Post #182392
I'll have you know NFSMW is very enjoyable, even though developed by the horrid mess that is EA. It's fun racing, not very hardcore. If you want something pro, try the swedish-made (I think) GTR, I haven't played it, but it's gotten some good reviews.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 04:38:33 UTC
in Half-life 2: Episode 1. Steamy ham Post #182363
It's probably in development in the way that they're making concepts and drawing out the story line (Unless it's been written already (!!! steal) ), not actually working on the game. They're likely just focusing on HL2 and it's side-games (DoD, CS, Episode One [...]). I wouldn't expect a fully-fledged in-game screenshot until like, 2007.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-28 04:32:55 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #182362
People CAN form their own moral code without the use of 2000 year old traditions, believe it or not.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-27 21:00:13 UTC
in Month of May Mini Contests! Post #182335
I totally won, gimme some candy lovin'.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-27 20:10:12 UTC
in Half-life 2: Episode 1. Steamy ham Post #182327
Valve only takes 10 or so percent of the profits, whilst bigger "physical" publishers take around 50%. They help smaller developers get attention to their games, IE Darwinia or Red Orchestra. But I agree that it shouldn't be so centered around the onlinity of Steam. I mean, not being able to play any game you'd like whilst some UI update for steam is being downloaded is ludicrous.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-27 17:54:00 UTC
in Half-life 2: Episode 1. Steamy ham Post #182302
Don't forget Half-Life 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-27 17:53:31 UTC
in Star Trek out-take Post #182301
Kkkrazeh. Picard is one funny-lookin' chap.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-27 16:48:15 UTC
in high speed (really high speed) Post #182289
Wipeout series for the playstation.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 18:58:45 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #182186
User posted image

Trees, eh.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 18:30:07 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #182180
Looks exotic.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 17:18:06 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #182174
That's what Seventh said :P . Stop being nreds.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 16:25:21 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #182169
User posted image

Concrete paradise, biatches.
Here's a scene not far from where I live:
User posted image
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 13:52:20 UTC
in Pistol model - Having problems Post #182161
Handtaget ser lite s?r ut.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 05:30:36 UTC
in Month of May Mini Contests! Post #182101
o damn, the last seventh-monkey is supposed to say Sasha. Oh well, use your imagination.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 05:29:45 UTC
in Torus trooper Post #182100
It's impossible to dodge stuff at like 5k+ km/h... You can just sort of tap left and right randomly.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 05:28:13 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #182098
Pwnt LOLZ
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-26 05:25:55 UTC
in Month of May Mini Contests! Post #182097
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 18:59:58 UTC
in Alpha One-Zero Post #182066
I left it free for all :) . Not sure what my original idea was.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 18:16:03 UTC
in Alpha One-Zero Post #182060
Good work, man.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 17:32:03 UTC
in Alpha One-Zero Post #182055
Chapter 4 - The encounter

It all happened so fast from that point.

As the men around him struggled to get their weapons ready, Thompson tried to make sense of what was happening. Machineguns in the dark woods surrounding the men were constantly hammering rounds upon rounds at them - Thompson wondered if anyone'd been hit yet, as he seemed to be in one piece... so far.

He had no idea who or what was firing at them, but it was definitely the time to act if they were to have any chance of making it out of the mess they were in. Thompson fired a grenade from the gun-mounted M203. The shell hit a tree a couple of metres from his position - the surrounding area lit up for a tenth of a second. Thompson would never forget the first time he laid eyes on them.

Clearly not human, the creatures stood on curved hind legs, their knees seemingly inverted. They were large, with skin as black as the woods stretched across their heavy bodies. Thompson couldn't make out what they were wearing, or with what they were firing at the team, but he vaguely recognized the sound coming from the guns. Long claws gripped the weapons they held.

One of the creatures had been wounded by the grenade, it tried to back away, but dropped down limp behind the trees.
The blast from the grenade had caused some confusion in the group of creatures surrounding the men - they roared, a sound louder than the gunfire, as they tried to make out what had happened.

Then, suddenly, a huge wall of fire exploded infront of the men, scorching some of the creatures. With loud screams, the creatures set off, away from the men, deeper into the woods, against the chemical plant...
The men tried to make out the source of the sudden blast.
  • "'Ello, lads. What the hell's going on here then?", said a man's voice, with a thick british accent. A cigarette stuck inbetween his lips, the man eyed the men from face to face. In his hands, he held an old flamethrower.
As the men got to their feet and began to gather around, looking for hostiles, Simmons carefully walked closer to the remaining creature, lying lifeless on the ground, not far from them.

Thompson approached the man.
  • "Who're you?", he asked, studying the man's face in the gloom of the flashlight.
  • "Just a simple hunter out for a walk", the man replied.

Next up, The Hunter (I guess).

Hope it wasn't too bad.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 16:05:56 UTC
in Alpha One-Zero Post #182035
I'd love to write a chapter, if I may. Never written anything in english, but I'd like to give it a shot.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 14:30:18 UTC
in Torus trooper Post #182021
X or Alt or whatever. Read the readme ;) .
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 14:27:20 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #182020
No, it's a couple of months old. I might take new ones. I even have a new digi cam since that was taken.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 06:20:22 UTC
in Weird buzzing sound, help me Post #181970
Yeah, well, I got the screeching. Not anymore.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 04:07:26 UTC
in Torus trooper Post #181962
Sweet, I maxed out at 7500 km/h on my first run.

Cool game.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 03:51:12 UTC
in Weird buzzing sound, help me Post #181957
I, uh, get that too, in some instances. Only, it's coming from my headphones, and it's really very low, so I can only hear it if I turn the volume all the way up. Can't really suggest a solution.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-25 03:48:35 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #181956
To quote Stephen Colbert...
Heh, I loved that speech. Good comedy.

And, um, no, nihilism ftl.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 17:47:50 UTC
in Free ads in my map! Post #181911
or gimp
You'd be amazed what some can do with GIMP. It's not my tool of choice, though.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 15:14:19 UTC
in Free ads in my map! Post #181883
No blob, just plastic wrap. It creates that ugly white glow on a black background.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 14:51:48 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #181880
I love the term anti-freedom. It's so logical.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 14:50:20 UTC
in Free ads in my map! Post #181878
Your usage of photoshop hurts my inner child. At both.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 12:34:44 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #181832
Yeah, motorways everywhere. It's a rather nice view at night though. I'd capture it if I had a decent camera.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 12:23:53 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #181824
Religious debates are fun. That's why you keep posting.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 12:16:15 UTC
in The New VIEW OUT YOUR WINDOW thread Post #181822
Seamless, no?

Beware, 56k-ers.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 03:19:55 UTC
in Scales Post #181744
Rest assured, that was not a spelling mistake :) .
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-24 02:54:21 UTC
in Keep your jesus off my penis Post #181741
No sinner is cast away from any religion.
Actually viewing believing gays as "sinners" because of some free-handed interpretation of an ancient book is in itself intolerant. They can't repent, y'know. Least not without extensive brainwashing.

I'm fine with people believing whatever they want, I just don't like it where religious faith influences matters where it has no place - IE trying to convert unwilling people or in politics.

Religion, politics and the entertainment industry should all be, in my opinion, strictly seperated.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-23 18:30:21 UTC
in Scales Post #181712
Cheerio aboot you then. My post was at seventh, then.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-23 18:03:15 UTC
in Scales Post #181708
That's cause inches, by definition, are WRONG and UNEXACT.
Napoleon had it right, you imperial pigs.
Posted 18 years ago2006-05-23 17:18:08 UTC
in PSP Model Post #181704
When I said "All but perfect" I meant "really good". k?