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STFU laughing at me, man!

Uh, married folks, please answer my survey so I can get a good grade for a lame attempt to get stats.

I am doing a project in class, and I am collecting information and surveying people about their marriages. You don't have to give me extreme details, but please answer the following (to your degree of comfort): How did you first meet your spouse? What were your ambitions when you were getting to know them? Did you plan to get married? Do you have common interests? What are your differences? what keeps the two of you together? When you were getting married, were you nervous? What did you sacrifice before getting married? Do you prefer your marriage life over your single life? How much have you changed? How often do you have your "quality time"? Would you ever consider divorcing, or is that a stupid question? Extra comments/question/etc. So, just answer whatever you want, however you want, to whatever degree you want, even if it's TMI. Have fun!

Alright, I'll see what I can do.

Yeah, I'll keep him in my prayers. Love from the OCR fam!

I found out about this on facebook. Sounds like a plan, so I might go.

I know, I know... I only regarded the first post (although I did read a bit from Kanthos). Yah, that may be so, but it ain'tchos (isn't yours). In that case, you would just have to accept that the people who originated the project have rights to it and do not want anyone else remodeling it commercially. To remodel it isn't solely for the purpose of being artistic or creative (if that's the case, make your own), but to get a fanbase. Morality becomes irrelevant in one sense (whether it would be okay), but yet in another sense, is becomes relevant because it's not morally correct to take someone's creation and do whatever with it that isn't permitted. Point: If they say you can't, you can't. Forget the possibilities and all of that crap. As plain as vanilla ice cream, YOU CAN'T. Edit: You could try to strike up a deal and get some permission.

Why man, why!? I was just playing the game for the first time last week! Oh, BTW, Ness is one of my fortes in SSBB.

Mmm, yummy ballz! No, seriously, I'll check it out.

Too late, is it not?

I'll check it out, man.

Sonic Adventure 1/2 Power Stone 1/2 (one is better, two is multiplayer + more features) Anything Marvel vs Capcom Shenmue King of Fighters '99 Rayman 2 (if you don't have it on 64, PS, or PS2) SF3 Skies of Arcadia Grandia 2 All I can think of for now. Edit: Check out what Coop said, or anything that's been repeated a thousand times. As for the VMU, I don't know why that's the case... I didn't have problems until I tried to save extra stuff like customizations.

Is that Hinata? No way...

^Lol, good timing, friend. BTW, I had to make several changes to that post, but the pic above says it all.

The prehistoric part was mostly annoying IMO, but the Alien/Black Tyrano fight made up for it (once again, IMO).

ZOMMFG' date=' AHAHAHAHAHAHA! WINNER![/size'] I never played that game, and I never will. Shoot, the theme even sounds like it suck ballz! Okay, my turn: This Is Fucking Madness.

Remixer Ghetto Lee Lewis had once recommended the Samsom C0U1 to me. It suffices, and the details avail on the site given.

Naw, man, you're cool. You know, I'm not really an RPG person myself, but about Chrono Trigger, what made the game interesting to me was the suspense. Also, I noticed how unique and artistic it was, which made it harder for me to appreciate a lot of other RPG/RPG-ish games (except Fire Emblem and Zelda, which do NOT have cookie-cutter fighting systems. Besides, Zelda isn't purely RPG; it's more on the adventure side). It seemed to convey a strong sense of art, strategy, challenge and mystery. Still, I'm not surprised that it didn't grab others the way that it grabbed me. Edit: Oh, btw, I forgot about SMRPG! Yah, you've got taste, my friend, lol! I'm a man; no more immature bullshit.

Castlevania series: the music, art, etc. Chrono Trigger: I don't play it over and over too often, but I do go back to it because it does offer challenges every time you play it. There's no such thing as not getting hit in Chrono Trigger, from what I know. SM64: Seeing how far I can get without getting hit/dying (apart from the sixth task in world 2, which includes Mario hopping into a cannon and blasting the wall off). I don't play it over and over, but every now and then I'll amuse myself.

Think of it the same way that you'd think of a remix. If a song was tweaked for improvement purposes, it'd be the same thing, technically. If there are major changes in the scheme, then it'd be a remake. I don't care, even if it isn't good. My only reason for being unhappy with a seriously bad change is this: I wouldn't want to go through the whole game and find out that there was a stupid change. It's a game anyway... I like games, but I have a life, so... yah, lol.

Wouldn't need to anyway; I already have the original.

Well, it has a shot at being good, being one of the best games ever. If they screw this up, then I'll find the exec and put his children on ransom.

Original: http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/snes/BTDD-Stage3.mid My version: http://www.vgmix.com/play.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=1331&song_id=836 So, for this remix, I need to make more of a metamorphosis; there are several changes, but the bass kick needs to fall out more, and there has to be a smooth-yet-drastic change like in the original (the break). Any more suggestions?

What I use is a condenser mic with a long XLR cable, a preamp from MicMate (brand of a USB mic preamp) and the proper USB connection between preamp and PC (same as a USB cable for some printers like HP).