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Everything posted by SlidellMan
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The good news: Classic Industries now has taillight lenses for my '65 Dart.
The Bad News: They cost $100 a piece.
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I admit to not liking Eddsworld, and have mixed feelings towards Edd Gould. (RIP) Nice guy, willing to put forth the effort, and I even liked that one song he posted on the Newgrounds Audio Portal. On the other hand, he was really dull, didn't have a voice that was suitable for voice acting, and the Eddsworld cartoons lacked the wit of Tomorrow's Nobodies nor the cleverness of Julius von Brunk.
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Looks like a ROM hacker finally did a Lynx game: https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/5557/
Now if only someone decided to make a hack of Ninja Gaiden 3 with re-drawn graphics...
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I came up with one since I started with Parenthesis/Brackets, then Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction.
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I have to hand it to William Sachs, he had a hit with Galaxina. Mainly due to its characters and the situations surrounding them.
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Remember when Sci-Fi Channel had Tripping the Rift and Showtime Beyond had Fist of the North Star and Dirty Pair? Here's Saberspark on Tripping the Rift:
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The 4th Snake on how he would fix Scrappy-Doo.
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To tell you the truth, I never had any real disdain towards the character, but see why he is hated. He was one of those things that Hanna-Barbera got very wrong. (Others include poor IP evolution, blindly following other studio's trends, bad color theory in the '70s and '80s., and Kwicky Koala just to name a few.)
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Here's a Huge, Ever Growing, Pulsating Brain at the Center of the Ultraworld:
Along with some Little Fluffy Clouds:
Enjoy these two classics from The Orb.
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Pretty cool! (Forgive me if we've had this conversation b4, as this actually seems like a Déjà vu to me). I'm mostly unfamiliar with The Orb, but used to really like Orbital. Just curious, do you like Orbital? I could be wrong but I think both were named after the M25 (London Orbital Roadway) and Orbital Parties of the early rave scene...
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I will say this in the defense of the later Roland TR drum machines; the 505, 626, 707, and 727's MIDI ports made them easier to use. Too bad that Roland never gave the TB-303 the Juno-106 treatment. (Read: a MIDI-compatible version.)
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It looks like Ken Spears has died, and a month-and-a-half after Joe Ruby, too.
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I love my Electribe MX, but it has two problems that I need to fix. One is that all the modulation depth lights go on while having nothing display on the LCD; another is the LCD becoming garbled and it occasionally responds. If anyone here has owned an Electribe MX or SX and has dealt with that problem, I'd like to know how to fix it.
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@DragonGrafx-16You have a nice TR-8S and Alpha Juno. My neighbor has a Juno-60 and a Korg M1.
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Am I the only person here who thinks that Lorenzo Music would never be allowed to work in mainstream film and television if he were still alive today? (Ditto for Mel Blanc, Jack Mercer, and Paul Frees.)
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I don't know, but you inspired my to read a bit on them. Amazingly talented folk; Music helped create The Bob Newhart Show; Mercer was an animator & writer; Frees wrote songs & scripts, & did ADR work for other actors. It's hard to believe people with so many diverse talents wouldn't find some sort of work.
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Mercer was also a voice actor on Popeye and Joe Oriolo's Felix the Cat cartoons. Come to think of it, Bill Scott of Rocky & Bullwinkle fame would have been 100 this year. (Scott, like Mercer, was a writer and voice actor.) Trivia: I was born the same year that Bill Scott, Joe Oriolo, C Lafayette Hartman, and Clarence Nash died.
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As much as I find George Carlin to be hilarious and Maurice Sendak one of my influences; both men became extremely bitter and somewhat hateful towards the end. (Ditto for Alan Moore and Milton Knight.)
