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[Gojira007]

Are you sure? 'Cuz I'm TOTALLY OK if it's, like, worse than you intended it to sound.

[Silicate]

That's quite nifty. If I ever get the money, I may look into a project. Maybe something like flashier sheathes for my knives or something....

Perhaps I could agree to that - but my hesitation is more in that I would wish to make sure that any such item would meet your standards of construction. As a rule, I tend to prefer durability and practicality of items, and it seems that you've a strong background in judging the soundness of any items you possess.

In any case, thank you first for noticing that work there, and thank you also for merely having such an offer in mind.

[furrykef]

Isn't it funny how Sally has no speaking parts at all in Sonic Christmas Blast -- and they actually tried to make a joke out of it? Sonic's very first words to her include "Don't say another word", and later she is clearly about to speak, but stops because Sonic is already running off.

I have to wonder if they intended to give her lines and something came up, so they had to make the best of a bad situation or something.

[Morgan]

Isn't it funny how Sally has no speaking parts at all in Sonic Christmas Blast -- and they actually tried to make a joke out of it? Sonic's very first words to her include "Don't say another word", and later she is clearly about to speak, but stops because Sonic is already running off.

I have to wonder if they intended to give her lines and something came up, so they had to make the best of a bad situation or something.

I dunno. I've often wondered why she never spoke a single word in there. Curious though. I don't remember the dates, so was AoStH Sally's first appearance, or was SatAM?

Are you sure? 'Cuz I'm TOTALLY OK if it's, like, worse than you intended it to sound.

Well, it could sound worse than it was intended.

[furrykef]

SatAM was first. SatAM was 1993, when Sonic Christmas Blast was Dec. 24, 1996. Since SatAM ended in 1994, that actually makes it Sally's last appearance on TV.

[Morgan]

Ah, I see. I wonder why they chose her first design over the most current one at the time and didn't give her any lines.

[furrykef]

I'm guessing 'cause of the association of Pink Sally with AoStH via Archie Comics.

[Silicate]

Curious indeed.

Ah, how the decisive points make for interesting quirks...

PS: I had also forgotten to mention, Vlad, that I had worked on a quick knife sheath for one of my uncle's large mining-knives. Although it was a very basic thing, I've long since been wanting to work on another higher-quality knife-sheath for him. The former sheath in question was rather basically decorated, featuring a large, stylized feather on it's surface, with a simple whip-stitch lacing at it's egdges.

[XaverJin]

I lost several scripts today for my comic. Bad times.
Assasins Creed Brotherhood is good! Good times!

[RedAuthar]

Notice how videogames solve so many problems?

[Morgan]

Mrph. I'm kind of up and down about Brotherhood. I loved it when I first played it, but after beating the game, it somehow got quickly burned out. I mean I still have treasures and flags to get and finish up rebuilding. But I dunno. It doesn't seem to be as replayable as AC2. And Brotherhood seems a bit...short. And I still don't understand the ending.

Of what story it does have though, it's good. It has more emotional bits than AC2 I think, but it almost seems to fall flat near the end.

[RedAuthar]

In my opinion games need more co-op gameplay. As much as I like blowing my friends heads off in the online-multiplayer-shooter-that-has-been-in-every-game-since-halo I like playing as a team. And I mean the actual storymode or campaign mode of a game. Not some extra co-op missions or a Team vs Team multiplayer mode. And not online only. Have a local co-op.

[Silicate]

In my opinion games need more co-op gameplay. As much as I like blowing my friends heads off in the online-multiplayer-shooter-that-has-been-in-every-game-since-halo I like playing as a team. And I mean the actual storymode or campaign mode of a game. Not some extra co-op missions or a Team vs Team multiplayer mode. And not online only. Have a local co-op.

Have a local co-op... That brings to mind paintball games, or laser tag, as opposed to the general store. I am certain that was a part of your point. I also agree that multiplayer campaign missions can be quite enjoyable - even though the only memories I have of that are a level or two of Halo, whereupon my brother insisted on sneaking up behind me and killing me, only to find that moments later he needed my help - and I'd yet to respawn. Fool.

[RedMenace]

Ah, Halo co-op. When I was in high school I would get together with about eight or more friends and we'd play a ton of Sanctuary team CTF in Halo 2 for hours. One of my friends and I would switch to co-op campaign, after everyone else crashed, and we'd find the most retarded ways to have fun. In particular, we'd find an enemy-free area and die repeatedly in the same spot until there were about twenty or so bodies on the ground. Then we'd stick one of them and watch the tidal wave of corpses!

...Well, it was funnier at 4:15 AM.

[FreakyFilmFan4ever]

I hate the multi-player feature to games. I don't play games often anyway (5 times a year max), so I always get my ass handed to me. Co-Op for campaigns are much more fun for me.

-"Hey, man. You play often?"
-"Uh... Yeah."
-"Cool! I'll play with you!"

[Inhibitor]

I hate the multi-player feature to games. I don't play games often anyway (5 times a year max), so I always get my ass handed to me. Co-Op for campaigns are much more fun for me.

-"Hey, man. You play often?"
-"Uh... Yeah."
-"Cool! I'll play with you!"

Lol I enjoy co-op more than multiplayer too. The only problem is that they rarely CO-OPerate. >:/

[Silicate]

*opens a new canister of Robo-Cola and ignores the pun*

[furrykef]

I didn't see a pun.

[chief]

PUN

[Morgan]

PUNt!