SlidellMan

^Sweet!

@DragonGrafx-16You have a nice TR-8S and Alpha Juno. My neighbor has a Juno-60 and a Korg M1.

The synth in the top left is my JX-3P... one of the first synths with MIDI.

Seems like Simpsons suffered when Futurama was funniest, just like Family Guy began to suffer as American Dad got really good...I'm not even saying there's a connection, but doesn't it seem that way?

Overall I like them all though. Everything will have its ups and downs.

SP started to suffer from seasonal rot around 2001-2002. However, I did enjoy Good Times With Weapons with Trey Parker's fake Japanese singing. After that, however, it went downhill more spectacularly than Newgrounds did around 2012. I don't watch The Simpsons very often, but still watch old reruns and the Ullman-era shorts.

So, uh, the 037, which was the last rear wheel drive ever to win the WRC, even beating the mighty Audi Quattro in 1983, isn't a rally legend? The Delta S4, which featured a revolutionary twincharged engine, isn't a rally legend? The Fulvia, which won the Italian Rally Championship no less than 8 times issn't a rally legend?

Granted, the others are really great and amazing cars.  No debate about that.  But, in my opinion, the Stratos is the most iconic and best Lancia in my book as that is car I immediately think of when I think of Lancia.  But, then again, others (such as yourself) might think otherwise, which is totally fine.  Not a problem at all.

I remember seeing a Lancia Scorpion/Beta Montecarlo back in '05 at a motorcycle race. Too bad that the Delta was never officially released stateside. Come to think of it, the Stratos and Scorpion would be perfect for racing and car combat.

Plymouth Twister

Edsel

The Twister Duster and Edsel sound fascinating...

Lost mine 9 years ago Monday.  My condolences.  

So, so sorry Man. 

I lost my Mom a while back, it really never gets easier, unfortunately.

Hope you are OK, Bud. Same sentiment as bent_pin, gimme a shout if you need to talk, this, that, the other. I've "got a minute", if you need one.

RIP to him, for sure. 

My heartfelt condolences, I’m so sorry for your loss

The way I see it, if you really enjoy pizza, you will like both styles.

@thanatos Giordano's was definitely our favorite when we stayed in Chicago.  Malnatti's crust was too hard.  The Bisquick-type crust is just perfect for deep dish IMHO.  I'm not a particularly picky pizza eater but the crust should be nice and soft, maybe a little crackery crisp with thin pizzas.

We also have one in our area called the "Flying Tomato" pizza at a place called Wig and Pen.  It has no sauce, and is basically a thick cake of cheese with the dough as a type of crust, and a few tomatoes thrown on top.

Sam Remi could do it.

^Now That would be Awesome!

Can we please add Leisure Suit Larry to the "never again" list?

Wasn't Salvation the 4th film?

It is.

IIRC, Salvation was the one that everybody loved, but they usually just ignore the second half of the movie, because...Lessee, I saw it twice and still don't remember what the heck happened...LOL

I thought I'd share this video on Ted Cassidy:

Fun fact: Mr. Cassidy was also Brainiac in Super Friends.

Interesting!  I didn't know he was Frankenstein JR (Wonder why there was no clip there,  no voice I mean?)...I used to watch Space Ghost and Frankenstein JR BITD...

Not directly related, but it's decent ska:

BTW, love how his daughter even kept the byline.  That's pretty awesome.

I still have almost ALL those paperback books after all these years.  Piss poor condition from the entire neighborhood borrowing them.

@Zylon: C-Body Drydock? I might have to look.

@JD_1138: I know a guy who has a Barracuda, but just lets it sit there. (Idiot.)

I pass with class and run a pair of old C's still.

I stand by the 361/383/400 series.

^ And thanks to that post I now know what a Chocodile is lol I had never heard of them before. Personally I'd like iPhones and iPads a lot more if Apple just ditched iOS and let them run OS X with a touch interface. iOS always seemed too limited in functionality compared to OS X to be practical for me.

Heh!

The iMAC was not a high quality product, iPod was cheap looking....

I was leaning towards a Demon's Souls clone, but I never thought about a band name. @The Usotsuki: You've got a point.

I'd buy an air freshener with that name... as a gag gift!

Good title for a sandwich, Bad title for a beer.

Wouldn't say SNL died, quite a few laughs since then. Same for the Simpsons. But Hartman is very missed all the same.

He was the best. One of my all time favorites.

Aw man... downer. I loved him in News Radio.

Hiyo

I'm old.

Everywhere.

But welcome aboard!

Greetings Program!

What would you like to talk about?

I listened to Metallica like a fiend back in the old days, Ride the Lightning was the first one I bought,...Went back and bought Kill'em All, then waited for Master to come out...I Loved them up until the disappointing Black album, which I did Not buy...At that point I was more into Paradise Lost, Napalm Death, Morbid Angel, Entombed etc., and also punk like Bad Religion, The Misfits,  Pennywise, and so on...

Most of the "greatest" from 80's metal only had 3 good albums.

I'm talking about albums good all the way through.  No filler.

Metallica...first 3

Megadeth....first 3  (although i'l accept if you swap So far, so good, so what for Rust in Peace)

Anthrax....first 3

Slayer...well that one starts a debate depending on if you like Show no Mercy or Hell Awaits more...but one of those, Reign in Blood, and South of Heaven.....still just 3.

7800.

1) cool!

2) what’s the concept/main-inspiriation?

I wanted to make something that was somewhat easy, but wasn't another Tetris or Space Invaders.

Spectre GCR was amazing.   Nothing like a TT030 and STacy being a better Mac than a Mac. 

I remember the DC character. The late 80s run was decent!

Fun fact: Spectre was created by one of Superman's co-creators.

@IntelliMissionTalking about one underrated character, and hopefully one that didn't get screwed up.

BITD I loved the D & D cartoon for what it was. (Great for its time).  Now I'd like to see a Real D &D cartoon.  And not for one for kids.  Open it up with a party exploring a dungeon by torchlight when they are attacked by orcs.  Then...Carnage!!  Hacked off orc limbs, arrows finding their target, people getting beheaded in combat...And the sheer joy of magic missiles.   Now,  tell me That wouldn't be glorious!

Luckily, we have Goblin Slayer! The antidote to the frightful blandness that is the past fifteen years of anime.

Goblin Slayer?   Sounds like something I need to check out!

TBH, I'd start with a rough outline and then drop my "voice" into one of the characters and see where it goes...

Also "You" control the tone of a movie, but the characters should have their own voices...

15 minutes in a movie is usually were things start to fall part. Just look at Justice League.

Is the dalmatian the garbage lady from Walking Dead?

Look what I can do!

Can't forget about Raging Rudolph.

@awbacon I bet you would like this:

Pretty cool!

So...Completely different,  but if you  like grind and jazz,  Ya gotta check out Naked City! (Also called John Zorn Naked City)...I've seen John Zorn (sax) in concert, and the vocalist (Yamatsuka Eye, from Boredoms, Hanatarash, AudioSports, Elvis Dust, Noise Ramones, Puzzle Punks and more) drew an album cover for us (Monastat 7 Japanese release)!

For what it's worth, my newly formed game company has "no unskippable cutscenes" in its mission statement.

@SlidellMan - Basted? That didn't translate well when it entered my brain. First thing I thought of was AI ... Artificial Insemination.

@Ryan Witmer Same here.

I don't care if it's gender-swapped. Sure, why not? Is it good? Is it funny? Is it entertaining? That's what actually matters.

@BydoEmpire, all things being equal, you are right. However, unfortunately, in this day and age, doing a "gender-swapped" version of something is a conscious decision, meaning that *it* becomes the salient point of the work. *sigh*

Why not mix 50-50?

Syndicated on? Maybe I should just say which network?

Various networks. I think WGNO in New Orleans/Slidell aired it.

Got ya! I think that would be that middle ground between cable and network, We had one (Denver) called KWGN that we could get (though a bit staticy) with an antenna, but I don't think they carried this show...