Replies to scribus, page 32

  1. @scribus don’t worry, lightning mcqieen is gonna come push you past the finish line

    Friday, 29-Nov-19 18:27:42 UTC from web in context
  2. @scribus Not unless if there is a biker gang in Hollywood.

    Thursday, 28-Nov-19 12:11:23 UTC from web in context
  3. @scribus Rabia.

    Wednesday, 27-Nov-19 05:51:03 UTC from web in context
  4. @scribus At first I wanted to say that these kind of spines are fine but then I remembered from my childhood how infuriating these are. I once collected Disney comics that are collected in books that are about the size of a manga (about 200 pages and the page size is about the same as a typical manga). It was not easy for me to get all books with a limited budget and in a pre-internet era. So I lived a long time with incomplete pictures staring at me like a Scrooge and Donald with hacked-up faces. Not only that but when I had a complete picture, due to the production inaccuracies, the picture didn't align perfectly (a 2mm offset!), which is infuriating in its own right. F those spines!!!

    Tuesday, 26-Nov-19 08:06:37 UTC from web in context
  5. @scribus I understand how the system came to be and why parties in the USA are 'fighting' the way that they do. In the very short and crude way of explaining, it is a republic that had a weird evolutionary step a LONG time ago that is sort of centered around the Federalist Party and their opponents the anti-administration party. How they were the classical conservatives of that era ( 1789-ish ) while their opponents were Jeffersonianist Populists ( which later became a formal party called the Jefferson's Republic Party ). and bam, there you have it. The foundation of why there are pretty much only two parties in America back then. I do not remember what effect being a minister to the court of versailles during Guerre de la Première but as you can probably guess it was a big reason to get in line with either party A or party B. As such the die was cast. Untill the first third party stood up, the Anti-Masonic Party.

    and then it got ALL muddy when WHIG had 4 nominees in 1832.

    Monday, 25-Nov-19 22:23:48 UTC from web in context
  6. @scribus Oh no, I understand that. I just have a hard time wrapping my head around the optics of public opinion regarding the topic.

    I mean take a look at http://rainbowdash.net/url/875337 ( it is a graph taken from http://rainbowdash.net/url/875338 ) If your political compass put you slightly on the left of Obama and then you voted for Obama in 2008, that if your political compass remained somewhat the same that you would be WAY closer to the Republicans than you would to the Democrats in 2016. Heck Obama took in unaffiliated people to the white house and still made a left turn according to this graph alone.

    If you do not agree with that graph, it is a fact that Democrats in America are extremely fast in swaying more and more liberal. Public perception can not keep up, and now Obama is a concervative. The historian in me does not like this one bit

    Monday, 25-Nov-19 11:38:05 UTC from web in context
  7. @scribus Minus the foreign part you’re basically just describing Sealab

    Monday, 25-Nov-19 03:16:24 UTC from web in context
  8. @scribus That is terrible. Imagine, in 50 or so years it might become commonplace to hear "What is a Koala" when talking about them.

    Kinda like what Numbat's are like now. Only I find Numbat's way cuter and interesting than Koala's.

    Sunday, 24-Nov-19 18:36:39 UTC from web in context
  9. @scribus Tom Hanks is so universally beloved that I literally don’t trust him.

    Thursday, 21-Nov-19 23:59:44 UTC from web in context
  10. @scribus The Sega consoles are a minefield with that. IIRC the Genesis was called the Mega Drive outside of North America because it was being carried by a different company abroad. I believe it is called the Tec Toy in Brazil. In Korea by Samsung and it was called the Super Gameaboyo or something like that.

    Then later with things like the Mega CD addon ( Sega CD in NA ) it got really confusing as some units were assembled in different area's than their intended audience that shipped together with controllers. Now for SOME reason the regional controlers were all different on the inside ( and I still have no idea why ) but I do know there is a real possibility that one of your controler has Samsung somewhere written on the circuit board, and the other reading Virgin Mastertronic or something. There is no doubt a bigger nerd than I am out there who knows that all by head.

    Thursday, 21-Nov-19 20:28:58 UTC from web in context
  11. @scribus That's what I tried to do with a heap of defunct SNES and PS2 controllers too. IMPOSSIBLE.

    Thursday, 21-Nov-19 20:18:35 UTC from web in context
  12. @scribus can't wait for some more games to come out on my £250 pokemon machine

    Thursday, 21-Nov-19 17:24:28 UTC from web in context
  13. @scribus To be honest: my regular comics contain more tiddies per page than Ranma ½, like Rat Queens or Saga

    Wednesday, 20-Nov-19 08:34:25 UTC from web in context
  14. @scribus When I used to check on my tumblr followers I got triggered. Lots and lots of MLP pornography shared openly.

    Monday, 18-Nov-19 18:07:33 UTC from web in context
  15. @scribus Might as well slip her name while you are at it. I mean, What is the chance that if she is as easily triggered as you assume she is going to be that she has not been called Karen by someone at least once in her life.

    Sunday, 17-Nov-19 23:45:38 UTC from web in context
  16. @scribus No, I just stared at the person like a zoo exhibit untill she calmed down and then I asked if she knew how big a trebuchet needed to be if I wanted to sling some 120 odd kilograms into orbit.

    I fully expected that to go over her head, and I was not dissapointed.

    Now that is actually a lie, but I am sticking to it.

    Sunday, 17-Nov-19 18:56:15 UTC from web in context
  17. @scribus I used to just stick 'em on while I worked, now I gotta find something else to podcast

    Sunday, 17-Nov-19 05:56:52 UTC from web in context
  18. @scribus Gotta get them started early, this country has become too much about putting things off until your mid or even late twenties.

    Friday, 15-Nov-19 20:23:41 UTC from web in context
  19. @scribus I acquire it from *cough* other sources *cough*

    Friday, 15-Nov-19 18:05:26 UTC from web in context
  20. @scribus Well, you are small fry, yes, but you just need a big hit to pop right through the filter and put your name out there.

    Even the video game Hatred got through the filter. I mean, not like it should have the way it did, but, it did.

    Thursday, 14-Nov-19 21:54:36 UTC from web in context
  21. @scribus Why is it ohkay if Bruce does it but probably front-door-destroyingly bad if you write the song yourself ?

    Thursday, 14-Nov-19 21:25:04 UTC from web in context
  22. @scribus I think that the standards for USPS employees are actually lower than just having a smuggler send you whatever you want on a Chinese freighter

    Tuesday, 12-Nov-19 22:55:35 UTC from web in context
  23. @scribus Isn't that just a fancy way of saying 'odd things that are related to the topic'. Such as pretty much everything used to make fun of the situation in every abridged show ever.

    For some reason I have to think of this thing

    http://rainbowdash.net/url/875304

    "The Gods are showing us the truth about our past, I give you our sexy ancient Egyptian ancestors"

    You know the rest.

    I love oddical topicness, or oddness topical... or... well now both words and all variations thereof just sound made up to me.

    Monday, 11-Nov-19 00:02:52 UTC from web in context
  24. @scribus Bad example. I liked the original MLP, G2 too, G3 however can go straight to the trash IMHO. Oh and if anyone remembers G3.5. Stop doing that. Thanks :)

    Sunday, 10-Nov-19 23:26:12 UTC from web in context
  25. @scribus Natrium Nobellium Tungsten Roentgen Iodine Molybdenum ? ... I hope you mean National Novel Writers Month. But I just wanted to flex my periodic table cred.

    Sunday, 10-Nov-19 23:23:19 UTC from web in context
  26. @scribus But it is a picture of a person ? No way they could use it for a commercial without being sued.

    Sunday, 10-Nov-19 18:07:06 UTC from web in context
  27. @scribus I honestly thought that was going to be about "Warren's Meem Dreem Teem"

    Sunday, 10-Nov-19 16:40:48 UTC from web in context
  28. @scribus I regret my earlier ire.

    Saturday, 09-Nov-19 22:24:15 UTC from web in context
  29. @scribus I do not think you wanna know what a "Dee Double You Ehh Ehh Ehh Ehh" is in my country.

    Friday, 08-Nov-19 18:53:48 UTC from web in context
  30. @scribus Giuliani is, like, a Bush-era holdover too, so he’s twice as unlikable. From New York’s crappy mayor to the second-crappiest President’s crappy lawyer.

    Thursday, 07-Nov-19 03:51:14 UTC from web in context