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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Sexiest person alive.
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Walter's Glossary of Internet Annoyances
Part 3:
“Comments on YouTube Videos”
When people ask me where I think the vilest cesspool of inbred retards on the internet call their home, they would probably expect an answer like “4chan” or “LUEshi” or “pen-island.com.” They couldn’t be more wrong. I would tell them that YouTube and its comment system is by far the lowest, most indecipherable pile of feces I have ever laid eyes upon. Let’s take a look at the various forms of retardation:
Example #1: The Illegible Troll
Comments like these put the “laughter” in “manslaughter.” These ludicrous comments aren’t even worth making sense of. It makes you wonder if there are actual people that spend their days searching for random videos online only to post an unreadable hate-filled comment to show their disapproval.
I think I may have found myself I new hobby!
Example #2: The Plot Spoiler
This is the kind of sick, twisted, and malicious person that finds joy in revealing key plot changes and surprises in its comments. (Yes, these people are so vile; I’m not even going to bother assigning them a gender) They say things like, “omg I cant beleve dat dude in saw wasn’t rlly ded!” and “omg anakin is darth vadr! I nvr evn new!” Not that these things came as a surprise to me, but there’s no sense in mentioning them in your comment. People watch the movie so that they can see these things for themselves, not have them prematurely revealed through your imbecilic, thickheaded, moronic comments.
You wouldn’t want to hear a person scream out the ending of a movie while in a real movie theatre, so please, don’t be a prick! Just rate the video!
Example #3: The Quoter
These people like to quote the funniest part of the video they just watched, in case the person watching the video misses it or couldn’t understand it. Sounds like a noble cause, right? Right? Wrong. If I wanted to know which part of the video they thought was funniest, I’d send them a survey. I don’t care if their memory is good enough to write down word-for-word what their favorite part of the movie was. I don’t care if they “lol fell off my chare lafghing! Loljk!” I don’t care if this video, along with the other 7000 videos on their favorites list are the funniest thing they’ve ever seen.
Liked the video? Give it a good rating; don’t make yourself look like a douche silo with a quote comment.
Example #4: Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
You wouldn’t believe the number of successful celebrity and anonymous nerd relationships that were started from a single “ur hot lol” YouTube comment. Oh wait, that never happens! Even if *Insert name of famous hot girl here* herself posted the video and actually took the time to read the thousands of illegible comments, you’ve got a snowball’s chance in hell of actually getting their attention. Go back to Myspace! At least the fake pinups there will leave you a generic comment once every blue moon, if you’re lucky. It’s people like example #4 here that would actually make the effort to take their dick out of their hand after watching the video and type up a marriage proposal.
Here’s some advice: Keep it in your pants, and keep your comments to yourself.
These are all the different examples of annoying comments I can think of without having to actually sift through more of this garbage. Remember kiddies, if you’re ever feeling stupid or incompetent, just browse YouTube for a while and witness the utterly mindless drivel therein. You’ll be feeling like part of the master race in no time!
Friday, December 8, 2006
Latest in the art world.
So, Walter and I have been watcing the anime Ergo Proxy, for the past few days.
I've really enjoyed it so far, and this character is just plain coolsville.
He's one of the Proxyies they've shown so far, he is Ergo Proxy, the Proxy of Death.
I've finally tried out a new coloring style in this, and I think it turned out nicely.
Full image here.
Thursday, December 7, 2006
Walter's Glossary of Internet Annoyances
Part 2:
"Browsers Suck"
They are our ticket to exploring this wonderful World Wide Web. You can find thousands of pages of forum topics debating this so-called “Best Browser” but in reality, there is no such thing. All of them suck. I’m going to review some popular browsers for you, and then provide with my solution to this craptastic browser problem.Microsoft Internet Explorer:
Most unknowing computer owners will use this because they haven’t discovered any alternatives, and probably don’t care either. They deal with hundreds of different browser windows due to not being able to comprehend “tabbed browsing” and think pop-up ads are something everyone has to deal with. Let’s face it; even IE7 is a piece of garbage, and probably the most dangeresque way to browse the Internet. I think Microsoft should start marketing IE with that X-Treme feel to it.
”With Internet Explorer, you can browse the web…dangerously!”
”Choose Internet Explorer, and let your computer experience the thrill of risk-taking!”
”Browsing the web with Internet Explorer is like unprotected sex; It feels so much better!”
Disregarding that last one, I think I may have a future in the advertising business! I haven’t dared to use IE for many months now, and I’m not going to waste my time taking a screenshot just to prove how much it fails.
Mozilla Firefox:
I like Firefox. I use Firefox quite frequently. Firefox has tons of neat and useful extensions. Most computer savvy people use Firefox, and I have no problem with that, but daaaang it’s a memory hog! It’s like having all the butterscotch pudding one could ever want, but having no place to put it all! Even if you do have ample RAM to run Firefox smoothly, “Live Bookmarks” is the crappiest excuse (or replacement) for a decent RSS feed I’ve ever seen. Here’s an example:
If I were to click that “Open All in Tabs” button, it would be the memory equivalent to shoving twelve hippos into a compact sedan. (With the windows down and no sunroof, mind you)
Opera
Geiger uses it. I need no other reason to say it sucks. The only reason I would use Opera would be to say ”I browse with my O-Face on!” But it’s pretty difficult to say that without looking like a total douche biscuit.
Safari
Yeah, Mac-only. Windows users gtfo. Safari comes as the default browser on Macs, and even though it’s a huuuuge step up from Internet Explorer, it still has its problems. The RSS feed is really nice, and that’s a plus. But some websites treat Safari like crap. (*cough*Blogger.com*cough*) It’s pretty easy on the memory, and seems a great deal spryer than Firefox. The biggest problem I have with Safari is the lack of cool extensions. Firefox has a crapload of good extensions (Like Foxytunes) And you’d think Apple would at least implement an iTunes extension into Safari, but noooo! They want to force us Apple users to migrate to Firefox. Apple keeps pushing this “iLife programs work so well together!” but I guess Safari is left out of that circle of software butt-buddies. Safari has virtually no decent free extensions, and I haven’t seen any effort on their part to make any.
The Solution!
Most people complain and whine about something without providing a solution, but not Walter! I have devised a project to create the world’s best browser ever! Combining the goldmine of nifty extensions for Firefox, the speed, style, and RSS of Safari, and the monopolization of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, I present to you:
Safixplorerfox 72!
You may be wondering why I didn’t include the IE icon. That’s because it’s the lamest icon ever.
Nathan, fire up that C++ compiler! You’ve got a lot of work to do!
Friday, December 1, 2006
What I've been doing.
Ok, here's the deal, a website I frequent Shurtugal.com is making a calender for the writer of Eragon, and Eldest. They're accepting messages, poems, notes, pictures, and fan art, that will be put in the calender, and sent to him.
I decided to do my rendition of Saphira from the books, it's almost like the movie version, with a little of the book cover version, and some Geiger original.
I'm really stoked about the movie coming out as well, and I'm just glad I got this done.
All in all, it took me a total of 6 hours of actual work, over the course of 4 days, yes, I know I'm one lazy artist, but hey, I got it done!
So yeah, here's the full picture: Full View
Feel free to critique/comment on it.
Thursday, November 30, 2006
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