The Coop

File a claim. Whether it's your fault or not, file a claim. Also, keep tabs on your physical health. If you start getting headaches or sore spots in the next day or two, go to a doctor and have it all checked out so there's a record of it early on. The adrenaline rush will eventually wear off (if it hasn't already), and what didn't hurt at first, may afterwards. Since it's already too late to do so, just rest tonight. But as soon as you get up tomorrow, gather up the needed papers, and start making your phone calls. While I'm not 100% sure about a police report, I believe it would be in your best interest to file one before you contact the insurance company. Just get your facts straight before doing this. Once that's done, then call the insurance company that covers the car you were driving so all that gets started. The faster you get these done, the better. God knows I'm no lawyer or legal expert, but I believe those are the proper actions from what I've read. Also, don't drive the car anywhere, and don't try to fix anything, until someone can come and inspect the damage for the claim.

That would never happen. It's simply too ludicrous. ... Or is it? **cues up The Twilight Zone theme**

Indeed it is.

What you guys don't know, is that Protricity and I were about to team up on track 11, but our ideas were just way to different. So he went with a different track that he'd been eyeballing before we started talking.

... and for a system that few would have probably expected... These images were up for only the briefest of time on Technosoft's site, but I managed to grab them before they vanished. The copyright suggests that it'll be hitting some time this year, and that it'll include a music CD. Maybe it'll use the same soundtrack that was released a few years ago on the Broken Thunder: Project Thunder Force IV CD.

We discussed doing Final Fantasy III, or Final Fantasy IIIά, which was an unreleased so-called International version. It had a few new bosses, a new town, some new jobs and classes, and was going to be part of a dual pack for the NES. It would have brought the second and third games to our shores together, but Square axed the idea. Something about giving up on the US market at the time. Anyway, since it wasn't released, we voted to skip the "ά" version and go with the regular one. I'll be handling track 11 for those interested.

The lack of Thunder Force VI, Phantasy Star V, and Einhänder II is what's screwing gaming.

It's a scene from The Vagina Monologues. A rather disturbing one too.

Sneaky sneaky.

One of two things... - Porn spambot that got in and PMed registered posters (I got a notification with the message in it, and the title certainly suggested porn) that was deleted by mods after it was caught. - A real user that basically did the same thing, and had the some thing happen to their message (with a ban to boot?).

Now where'd I put my 3D glasses...

As before, lining up the eyes and the bottom of the nose, shows that Luis' chin is still below the NWG's (even with his smile not showing teeth), the bottom of Luis' nose is pointed upwards a bit more than the NWG's, and the most obvious thing, is that his head is too small when placed on the NWG's body after having things aligned. However, now we can also say that Luis' skin color does not look right (makeup or no), and his head as a whole is more oval shaped, while the NWG's head is rounder (even with a bigger smile). Sorry boys and girls, but my original verdict stands. This is not the NWG in my opinion.

Didn't we go through all this in another thread recently? After facial comparisons, I don't believe that guy is not the NWG. Plus, it's a pretty accepted concept that NWG is from somewhere in the Middle East, not Mexico or Spain.

Well, partially imported. The original image itself is from SA, but "Nice Work" wasn't put on image until Midee added it for posting here. Before that happened, he was just some unknown guy whose picture was floating around SA. Now he's some unknown guy who has a tag line

http://www.geocities.com/arforfaborb/OCRQuirks/NWG.html

Picture it... 1280x720 at a 16:9 ratio, animation that's roughly two->three times the frames of Sonic 3 on every enemy and character, backgrounds filled with lush and smooth animation for the grass/trees/water/etc, tunes that share common audio links while still reflecting the area types they play in, all at a rock steady 60fps no matter how many enemies and effects are on the screen. And not a polygon in sight. Ah, if only Sega could see past the 3D realm they've been so infatuated with since Sonic Adventure.

E-mail djp some cash through PayPal. The link is on his home page, and it's $10 per minute of music.

Would it really be too much to ask for a hi-res 2D Sonic game, with silky smooth animation, and the upbeat style of the tunes from yesteryear?

Eat it! (Eat it!) Eat it! (Eat it!) Take this dead horse and beat it! Weee all know Jack is preeeetty out there. Weeee've heard all this so much we don't care. So eat it. But in all seriousness, this guy's pretty much a dead issue. He's shot himself in the foot so many times, that no one will ever take him seriously on this. His act has more or less gotten to the same level as Howard Stern... same shit, different day. It's gone stale, and the punchline has faded through overuse. His job is basically dead, his cause is mostly in tatters, and he's simply lost that bull's eye that made him an easy target to make fun of. Thanks for the laughs Jack. GGNM.

"Remember me, Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked... just... like... THIIIIIS!"