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[Alextendo]

FormelyAKnotholeResident

Don't worry about me, i'm not going to attack you, i don't have any reason to do so (unless you attack me, but why would you do that?). I've only heard of you in the past mainly because i was looking for your Sonic movie. Some comment were correct, some other were very harsh. But like you said, that was before, this is now, and this is where i talk with you, with your present self.

It's sad to heard of how bad your movie would suck, especialy because i was looking foward to it. But if you said it was horrible, you know more than me. After all, it was your project.

Also, you're pretty harsh with yourself. Well, when i look back when I was a kid.....i could said that i'm now a totally different person for my own reason too.

But yeah, just chill around, it's pretty cool around here these day. I don't know what FUS was look like ten years ago, but so far, it's cool (at least since i know this site, few years ago)!

But i don't think i present myself: i'm Alexandre, or just Alex for short. You can call me Alexander too. I'm french Canadian and i like to take the life easy. Nice to meet you.

I would like to give a toast for Sea3on. *raise my glass of wine* FOR SEA3ON!

[Uncle Ben]

He was an depressed, pathetic, egotistical, self-righteous, fascist, delusional, introvert that didn't care about the turmoil he caused.

Sounds like Penders right now...

With that said, thanks for the warm welcomes. It really means a lot considered my (negative) history with FUS.

Everyone deserves a second chance

[Lito290]

LIVE AND LEARN!

[Uncle Ben]

HANGING ON THE EDGE OF TOMORROW!!!

[FormerlyAKnotholeResident]

He was an depressed, pathetic, egotistical, self-righteous, fascist, delusional, introvert that didn't care about the turmoil he caused.

Sounds like Penders right now...

With that said, thanks for the warm welcomes. It really means a lot considered my (negative) history with FUS.

Everyone deserves a second chance

Well technically, its actually my uh...8th chance =P In regards to being self deprecating, I actually deserve those insults but Im glad that I eventually had an epiphany about the dark times and tried to start with a clean slate.

When FUS started out in 2000, the original goal was to somehow bring the show back to television and get convince Ben Hurst to release season 3. Most of that was accomplished when the DVD boxset was released and when Ben Hurst released the synopsis for season 3's storyline. My antics on the board started when an influx of new fans were introduced to Sonic through Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure. At that time, this when the whole "new millennium" hype was huge and the idea of intentionally forgetting about Sonic's history to focus on this next gen series was just ludicrous. The rage actually started when the Sega' American branch started to call Dr Robotnik, Dr Eggman. American fans that grew up in the 90s always refered to him as Dr Robontik. Hell, even the advertisements openly called him Dr Robonik so naturally, thats what I was raised to address him as. Once Sonic Adventure was released, I remember a sense of savior bittiness when Sonic kept calling Robotink, Eggman. Ill be brutally honest. Eggman is an undignified name compared to Robotnik and I never understand why Sega thought it would be wise to use his Japanese name in the west. But add the fact that the games themselves degraded over time and you have fanboy rage lol.

The 00s was just a horrible horrible era for me ={

[Laura Blue]

Oh, Hey! Wonderful to make your internet aquaintance, Richard!

'll be 30 in a few months, and I can personally attest to that same sort of shift in life, stability, maturity and so on.

Most fans are in at least some capacity creators themelves, but only a few of us ever get to do anything (or try to do something) that makes waves in the world for years following. I personally have a deep respect for all that do. In a way its a bit like being famous though-(or infamous)-where all around you are there to witness both failure or successes, both personally and creatively. Whereas all of us are flawed, few of us fall under inspection from the rest of the community we are a part of, and thats a rough spot to be in. Luckily though, we're never really done--and that train keeps on moving even after everyone stops paying attention. It's all part of the creative process though.

I personally think that your insight is a wonderful perspective to have access to

By the way, I'm voicing Sally for Sea3on and I'm also a fan of MLP too and have done some voice work for fan projects therein as well. I think I read somewhere that there are some animators on MLP that used to work on SatAM..... hmmm!

[Uncle Ben]

I grew up inbetween the Classic and Modern Eras so i consider myslef a fan of both. I always prefered Eggman being called Robotnik and i saw Eggman as an insult to him

[FormerlyAKnotholeResident]

Oh, Hey! Wonderful to make your internet aquaintance, Richard!

'll be 30 in a few months, and I can personally attest to that same sort of shift in life, stability, maturity and so on.

Most fans are in at least some capacity creators themelves, but only a few of us ever get to do anything (or try to do something) that makes waves in the world for years following. I personally have a deep respect for all that do. In a way its a bit like being famous though-(or infamous)-where all around you are there to witness both failure or successes, both personally and creatively. Whereas all of us are flawed, few of us fall under inspection from the rest of the community we are a part of, and thats a rough spot to be in. Luckily though, we're never really done--and that train keeps on moving even after everyone stops paying attention. It's all part of the creative process though.

I personally think that your insight is a wonderful perspective to have access to

By the way, I'm voicing Sally for Sea3on and I'm also a fan of MLP too and have done some voice work for fan projects therein as well. I think I read somewhere that there are some animators on MLP that used to work on SatAM..... hmmm!

Thats awesome! I heard your voice reel and its really spot on. Plus your cosplay is very accurate to the character.

[DotNetDemon]

I make a motion for a group hug.

[Alextendo]

I make a motion for a group hug.

How we can do that through the web?

[Uncle Ben]

I make a motion for a group hug.

How we can do to through the web?

Webcam?

[Alextendo]

I make a motion for a group hug.

How we can do to through the web?

Webcam?

Then you can forget me, because i don't have one :/

[Hammer]

It would look weird wouldn't it?

[Lito290]

EVERYONE HUG YOUR SCREEN RIGHT NOW. That would work, wouldn't it?

[Alextendo]

EVERYONE HUG YOUR SCREEN RIGHT NOW. That would work, wouldn't it?

Maybe, but because no one can see you, someone could cheat and hug his keyboard instead! *insert suspens music here*

[DotNetDemon]

Well, if everyone downloaded a C compiler, we could do this:

#include <stdio.h>

void hug();

int main(char** args)
{
printf("SENDING GROUP HUG TO FUS...\n");
printf("(press CTRL+C to stop; any other key to continue)";
getc();
hug();
return 0;
}

void hug()
{
int I = 1;
while (I = 1)
{
printf("GROUPHUG\n");
}
}

[furrykef]

void hug()
{
int I = 1;
while (I = 1)
{
printf("GROUPHUG\n");
}
}

What's the point of the I variable? (I also don't know if you meant to type "while (l == 1)", but the variable is equally pointless either way)

[Uncle Ben]

Well, if everyone downloaded a C compiler, we could do this:

#include <stdio.h>

void hug();

int main(char** args)
{
printf("SENDING GROUP HUG TO FUS...\n");
printf("(press CTRL+C to stop; any other key to continue)";
getc();
hug();
return 0;
}

void hug()
{
int I = 1;
while (I = 1)
{
printf("GROUPHUG\n");
}
}

...... What the hell is this?

[furrykef]

C programming code.

[DotNetDemon]

In C you don't have Boolean values, so you need something to make it true all the time (in this case, anything that's not zero is true)