At 3/14/10 07:47 PM, HDXmike wrote:

At 3/14/10 06:09 PM, 5FootLobster wrote: i bet you are all so happy that you can make flash. :(

Wasim , get a life.

Dammit, Mike, you leveled up. How will I ever notice you on the forums now?

You look like a woman now, with your shiny, curvy bottle and whatnot.

At 3/14/10 07:47 PM, HDXmike wrote:

At 3/14/10 06:09 PM, 5FootLobster wrote: i bet you are all so happy that you can make flash. :(

Wasim , get a life.

wasim has a life, it's spamming

At 3/13/10 10:55 PM, Toast wrote: where are my 100 points? and also ... 100 points in what? D: i hope it's not rape points that i won

It's always rape points. Always.

Two no's make a yes...

At 3/14/10 08:45 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote:

At 3/13/10 10:55 PM, Toast wrote: where are my 100 points? and also ... 100 points in what? D: i hope it's not rape points that i won

It's always rape points. Always.

Two no's make a yes...

2No = Yes?

At 3/14/10 08:48 PM, Sam wrote: 2No = Yes?

2 wrongs = a right.

3 lefts = a right.

It's wheel's within wheels.

At 3/14/10 08:59 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: 2 wrongs = a right.

2W = 1R

1R = 2W, therefore doing one thing right equals doing two other things wrong.

so if I fail high school AND college, im pretty much set for life

At 3/14/10 09:35 PM, Toast wrote: so if I fail high school AND college, im pretty much set for life

Yeah, set for living in a cardboard box.

At 3/14/10 09:47 PM, Josh-B wrote:

At 3/14/10 09:35 PM, Toast wrote: so if I fail high school AND college, im pretty much set for life

Yeah, set for living in a cardboard box.

A nice cardboard box though. Heated by a dustbin on fire and with 3 compartments.

At 3/13/10 10:49 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: 100 points for the first person to explain this.

If you try to move away from it, it follows you! Also, apparently it's copyrighted by Google.

At 3/13/10 10:49 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: 100 points for the first person to explain this.

I just realised, I live near the giant pliers.

At 3/15/10 01:37 PM, Sam wrote:

At 3/13/10 10:49 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: 100 points for the first person to explain this.

I just realised, I live near the giant pliers.

Go out and get your picture taken with them.

At 3/15/10 02:31 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote:

At 3/15/10 01:37 PM, Sam wrote:

At 3/13/10 10:49 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: 100 points for the first person to explain this.

I just realised, I live near the giant pliers.

Go out and get your picture taken with them.

Giant Pliers Newgrounds meet?

Plz :'(

At 3/15/10 04:16 PM, citricsquid wrote: I want to punch HDXmike every time he puts a space before punctuation, seriously.

What are you talking about ? I do not see anything wrong with Mike ' s manner of typing . Really , there ' s nothing wrong , like , at all .

At 3/15/10 04:09 PM, HDXmike wrote: Wow you guys sure do get excited over the smallest mistakes , google is aprofessional corporation but when you have hundreds of people trying to drive around the entire world youre bound to make a mistake or two.

We're only joking son.

But I did REPORT IT >:(

preaching the good news http://starogre.newgrounds.com/news/post /448964

At 3/15/10 07:30 PM, citricsquid wrote:

At 3/15/10 07:19 PM, Starogre wrote: preaching the good news http://starogre.newgrounds.com/news/post /448964

Did you meet dock or Terry Cavanagh?

I didn't introduce myself to Terry but he spoke on the same panel talk (Nuovo Sessions) as Tyler and I, a few short talks after we did

At 3/15/10 07:30 PM, citricsquid wrote:

At 3/15/10 07:19 PM, Starogre wrote: preaching the good news http://starogre.newgrounds.com/news/post /448964

Did you meet dock or Terry Cavanagh?

I talked to terry quite a bit throughout the week, the longest convo was when i was drunk though and I think we talked about pricing or something

At 3/16/10 04:32 PM, HDXmike wrote: Cool beans glaliel !

Also , i have a friend who thinks working excessively hard in a project makes him an over achiever.

This again?

Let me clarify something for you. It was for my German II class, which is considered a blowoff class in my school. My class is filled with burnouts and skaters and whatnot, and my teacher assigned us a 48 point comic strip assignment, expecting to get half-assed stick figures with some crappy German scrawled onto the side. That's exactly what she got from most people.

I, however, took the liberty of drawing, scanning, tracing, drawing, and coloring the entire comic strip. I spent over 15 hours on this 48 point assignment which I could easily have aced with a production time of two and a half hours.

I do this for every school project and assignment. If that's not overachieving I don't know what is. Don't be so buttsore about it, Mike. What does it matter to you if I'm an overachiever or not anyway? And what right do you have to bring this argument into the Reg Lounge of all places? If you're pissed at me for some reason, talk to me, instead of going public about it.

ZING

nerds

At 3/16/10 07:12 PM, Toast wrote: nerds

I had some toast earlier today. I put peanut butter and Nutella on it. It was delicious. It makes me want to eat you all up.

Not that way, don't be such a pervert

At 3/16/10 07:12 PM, Toast wrote: nerds

What the fuck is this.

Code this motherfucking game.

At 3/16/10 07:18 PM, Sam wrote:

At 3/16/10 07:12 PM, Toast wrote: nerds

What the fuck is this.

Code this motherfucking game.

You better not have replaced me for the toaster game. ;(

Though that'd be hilarious if TOAST coded a TOASTER game. OLOLOLOL

What is racism but an excuse for lack of willingness minorities have to move on from the wrongdoings of the past?

</deep>

So basically we both fail.

Get on Google Talk nao

That's not overachievement, it's wasting time on school garbage with no value. Ie., you're not actually achieving anything (by doing tasks for entertaining kids with no ability).

Do truly stimulating things, like read a book in German.

At 3/16/10 08:25 PM, GustTheASGuy wrote: Do truly stimulating things, like read a book in German.

Yeah, 'bout that...

I don't think there's such a thing as "over-achieving" really. If you're passionate about something, you improve as you work. If you work super-extra-hard, you just improve that much more. I did a presentation for class the other day, and it was far and away the best presentation of anyone in the group. I even brought in a guitar and sang at the end. Now, it could be LOOKED at as over achieving (I could have gotten an A in my sleep based on what other people did for this) but it helped me with my public speaking, and to have more confidence in my singing in front of others.

I don't even CARE about the grade (if I pass, I'm happy, be it an A or a D) but that kind of experience really helps you later in life.

True, I don't consider myself an over achiever based on my own values, but on the values of those around me. I think my work should be the average effort people put into their schoolwork or out-of-school activities. It's unbelievable how little effort people put forth towards their future.

At 3/16/10 09:38 PM, Archon68 wrote: True, I don't consider myself an over achiever based on my own values, but on the values of those around me. I think my work should be the average effort people put into their schoolwork or out-of-school activities. It's unbelievable how little effort people put forth towards their future.

you only live once