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Non-MegaMan / Any Other Business? / Re: Matricians: Show Yourselves!
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on: 17 January 2008, 23:24:31
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Now your boss will forever be a sheep-man in my eyes, just because I always let my imagination fill in the other bits so I imagined the following scene:
MANAGER: "Okay, guys, if we don't sell enough overpriced food items, the cineplex will go out of business! Sell, sell, sell!" MAJIKN: "But, sir, I think these are too expens----" MANAGER: "My boss directly explained the ordeal to me. Baaaa. I'm a sheep." MAJIKN: "Let's dance like sheep!" MANAGER: "Baaaah."
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MegaMan Matrix / MMM General Forum / Re: HI!
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on: 17 January 2008, 20:25:42
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It was SO bizarre when I first checked this thread. Some kid was buggin me, and didn't deserve a proper insult, so I said "Your face."
Then this page loaded. A minute later I realized the poster's name was Your face.
Bizzare.
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Non-MegaMan / Any Other Business? / Re: The MOVIE Thread
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on: 17 January 2008, 04:10:20
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Coincidently, I just read that about an hour ago, but I didn't think anyone here would enjoy it.
Explosm is a great site, with hit-or-miss comics. They're either hilarious or crap.
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Non-MegaMan / Any Other Business? / Re: The MOVIE Thread
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on: 17 January 2008, 00:25:07
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The Sandlot was MY movie back in the day. Toy Story was right up there, too.
I love Pixar movies to death, they're the only kids movies nowadays that I can truly sit through and say that I enjoyed it as much as any other quality teen/adult movie. I thought I posted the Wall-E trailer. It looks interesting, to say the least.
Rattatouille was jawesome.
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Non-MegaMan / Any Other Business? / Re: The Comedy Thread
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on: 16 January 2008, 01:07:01
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Hehe, nice.
Jim was excited to take Sally to the prom. He showed up promptly at 8:00, and Sally's father opened the front door to greet him. "Sally will be down shortly, she's just finishing up." "Okay, sir." "Just come on in and sit down, then." "Yes, sir." "Now, Jimmy-boy, you know what you should do with Sally tonight? She really likes to, oh, what do you call it? She likes to screw. You two should screw." Jim was taken aback by this. He sat nervously and twiddled his fingers. "Sally really does love to screw, Jimmy-boy. She screws every day, almost. Well, she would if she could. Every chance she gets, my little old Sally is screwing." Jim couldn't take it anymore. He felt incredibly awkward and uncomfortable. Just then, Sally walked down the steps and caught a glimpse of Jim's face. It was so pale and frozen in nervous fear. She immediately put two and two together and gave her father a stern look. She said, [spoiler]"Dad, for the last time, it's called the TWIST!"[/spoiler]
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Non-MegaMan / Non-MegaMan Games / Re: So. Guitar Hero. Seriously.
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on: 16 January 2008, 00:54:43
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Nope, not that one. No suits. You could play as different characters though - I think it was only Mickey and Minnie, but I remember Donald and Goofy making appearances. They might not have been playable, though. Just found it: And look who made it!
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Non-MegaMan / Non-MegaMan Games / Re: So. Guitar Hero. Seriously.
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on: 16 January 2008, 00:47:14
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I had a Mickey game on Game Boy that I was never able to beat as a kid. There was a driving level and a jetski level, all in 2D before it was MANDATORY for those types of mini-games/sub-levels to be 3D. It was a great game, and all the combat was block-based, kind of like a cross of SMB2 and Blockdude on TI calculators. I also had one on Game Gear that I could totally rape, too easy but oh so much more colorful.
Anyway, the Mickey game was the only Game Boy game I owned that I was never able to beat. When the time came to sell my Game Boy, I vowed that I would not rid myself of it until I could beat the game.
I did. It was marvelous.
So, uh, I guess I did praise a Disney game. But it was an old one!
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