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Why buy what you can legally get for free?

Fun fact: I found out about this from djmokram over at KNGI.

I think the whole site needs to go down. With these three albums, it shows that they don't give a damn about the Terms of Use. They just want to make money, regardless of the method.

five bucks and change from wild arms.

Thanks to djmokram for bringing this to my attention. Move this if it needs to be moved. Check this out. The site "legal sounds" is selling three OCR albums. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't that go against our very own Terms of Use as outlined in the Content Policy? I've already sent them an email, but if they ignore that, I figured I'd bring it to the attention of everyone here. Just in case.

You can use them at any time. Just press A (default controls). Accidentally used one at full health. @_@

Why the 20th? I still think it would be hilarious if it was March 15, when the DKC2 album turned 2.

A) No worries about the venting; if it helps you work better then by all means, vent. I'm patient, so go ahead and take your time. I'm sure you'll come up with something great.

No worries, man. You have a rough WIP already, so I'm okay with however long it takes.

R+X in default controls, chth. Also, I think it saves internally... I think.

And I've replied! Good luck with everything!

It doesn't help that some stations seem to only have like 20 songs on their playlist, so you hear the same crap over and over and over again.

I was at a Christmas party where everyone was supposed to feel welcome. I have no clue what "music" they were playing, but it made me feel awkward and extremely unwelcome. If what they played is what passes as "music" these days, then I weep for what we once knew it to be.

And how many cars you've destroyed in City Escape.

I'm not going anywhere this weekend, so I'll probably be there. Just keep posting reminders in #ocremix or somethin...

Yes, but it will have to be in a different form for it to be palatable to the other members of Congress. Not only that, but there's always a chance that they'll be permanently shelved and never brought back out.

By the way, this is Lamar Smith's district. If you live there, vote him out.

You should release it on March 15. Same day that Serious Monkey Business came out. XD

this this this this this And I know there's a few Texans here; if any of you are in Lamar Smith's district, kindly kick his ass out this year.

That means a lot, LegendaryFrog! Thank you! Also, though there's just under 3 months to go until the deadline, that doesn't mean I'd like you to procrastinate until April 5th. Please work on your tracks and send me a WIP as soon as y'all can. I would greatly appreciate it! :3 Also, if you haven't registered over at that KNGI forums, please go and do so. It's not just for my project; there could easily be more projects down the road hosted there, so register now to make things simpler for the future!

You know, this bill's been in the works since August of last year, which I think is before SOPA... Maybe.

Happy birthday to both of you! Hope it's a great one! Here's some MK for you, Ty. And for you, Dyne... (also apparently it's yasunori mitsuda's birthday too, but he doesn't frequent here obviously soooo....)

I once heard that the definition of a terrorist was one who declared an entire group of people their enemy, without paying attention to the fact that the part does not equal the whole, that not all in the group are part of the group they want to eliminate. What this bill does is declare EVERYONE WHO USES THE INTERNET as the enemy, as one who may harbor child pornography and therefore must be investigated. So doesn't this basically mean that this bill itself enables the government to terrorize its citizens? Doesn't this make the entire branch of law enforcement terrorists? I mean, I could be overly simplifying things, but I think the point stands. We are trying to fight a war on terror and these bills are making us terrorists ourselves.

A) every time you mention "tripping balls" or some other drug thing, your avatar becomes like 100x funnier and more appropriate. They probably won't pass, but if there's even the slightest possibility of these seeing the light of day as law, we have to snuff it out as quickly as we can.

Don't forget that this bill is the other brainchild of Lamar Smith, the dude who came up with SOPA. Also, lessee... I think this breaks several of our constitutional rights, though that apparently means little in today's world.