(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:38,
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c'est tres bien
c'est tres a la mode! (what?!)
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:39,
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Lemonde.
(Just bought one)
(Lord Manley of Venwww.justgiving.com/manley - please?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:41,
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*nods head slowly to disguise complete ignorance*
Yes, erm, good. Must get me one too soon
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:43,
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c'EST UN VELO.
I hate this keyboard - on my work one I've removed the caps lock and power buttons (why did anyone EVER build a keyboard with a 'power' button?) but it might devalue my laptop a wee bit.
(Lord Manley of Venwww.justgiving.com/manley - please?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:46,
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Ah, I see
power button, on a keyboard? How scottish
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:47,
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to answer your question......
back years ago, computers were big, noisy and bulky, so they were often hidden away in another room, so the simple way to start them up was a power button on the keyboard. Nowadays its used for "sleep" and hibernation shutdowns
or to annoy hamfisted typists who hit them by mistake :-)
(TBLI posted this on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 17:12,
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What?
(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:45,
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(davew27hevosen kuva!,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:48,
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ahh bien monsoir
c'est un bon image
(TopUpTheTeayou ain't seen me, right?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:48,
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avez vous un cuppa?
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:56,
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oui!
c'est pour moi! e-hor-e-hor-e-hor!!
(TopUpTheTeayou ain't seen me, right?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:58,
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oui, c'est moi?
who sang that? all monk stuff? enigma, that was it
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 17:01,
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This took me FAR too bloody long
but it's been running about my head for ages and i had to get rid of it!
(Benny Tied To A TreeAs much use as Anne Frank's drumkit,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:36,
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hahaha
(brianftangwww.brianftang.co.uk,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:38,
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Hahahaha
(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:38,
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arf
yay
(TBLI posted this on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:39,
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Brilliant.
*clicks*
*wonders what can be done with Moses holding a cheese grater*
(Lord Manley of Venwww.justgiving.com/manley - please?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:42,
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Cheesegrater in one hand,
parmesan in the other. Surrounded by various sauces and a cruet. Caption: "the ten condiments".
(_Felix's school of dance and occult sciences,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:44,
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Ooh!
That's good.
*Goes to watch Madagascar.*
(Lord Manley of Venwww.justgiving.com/manley - please?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:47,
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Teh hummus is strong in you
yet your *insert word* of *insert word* disturbs me
/DIY bandwagon
(Scouse Bastardused to be indecisive, but now he's not so sure,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:49,
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Pfffffft.
(Rev. Cleostill alive,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:47,
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Arty winter sun through the trees
Taken at Avebury
(Duke Otterbyyou pre-verts,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:36,
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NO one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that this world was being watched keenly and closely by intelligences greater than man’s and yet as mortal as his own;
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:37,
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Oh
wells
(Baron Samedi- sale must end,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:41,
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yes, is that the same americans that only decided who's side to be on 2 1/2 years into the war, once it was clear that they could bankrupt blighty and colonise half the planet if they propped us up? ;)
(the wild elkFreeing excellence affects reality,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 17:03,
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no, of course not
When it comes to fighting spirit and the British, I'd hate to have to mention Chamberlain, and I'd never be so impolite to mention the americans entered the war voluntarily, unlike the Brits and their colonies ;)
I was pretty much just randomly choosing brushes to see how they worked. I've had the software for a couple of weeks but I've been waiting for my new 'puter before installing it. It seems much smoother than the previous version, I haven't really had a chance to look at it properly yet though. I'd forgotten what a huge hassle setting up a new computer is, I've been at it for 2 days now.
(mofaha┐( ˘_˘)┌ ʅ(́◡◝)ʃ,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:28,
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2 days?
sheesh... I can have one set up in 3 hours from component form.. but then I do be a tech head so maybe that would explain it... still, even with a re-format of my own, I usually have everything up and running in a few hours. although I must admit to using a fully slipstreamed xp dvd with all my software already on it :-)
(TBLI posted this on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:31,
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The thing is
I need to port over all of the projects I'm currently working on, all of the software and settings, and all of the plugins for the software. It's scary how much stuff I rely on and how scattered on the HD it all is. Also, it's a Windows machine, so there's literally hours of work to do just getting it to do what you want it to do as opposed to what it thinks you ought to want it to do. If I was able to use the 'puter right out of the box it would be set up in 15 mins.
(mofaha┐( ˘_˘)┌ ʅ(́◡◝)ʃ,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:35,
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yup, same here only audio stuff...
thats why I slipstreamed all the programs onto a dvd, windows is up and running in less than 30 minutes with everything there except the data files (and they are on a seperate drive anyway) so I just bring them in as I need them. if you want info on that I can give you the url of a site that i used.
click frame 1 of cat pogoing still on ground and ctrl or shift click frame 2 cat pogoing up in the air (final position), click the Tween Frames button make sure only 'Position' checkbox is checked and that 'Effects' and 'Opacity' is unchecked and insert the number of frames required probably 3. Bingo Bango Bongo 5 frames of pogoing action - Motion Blur for effect
(maidenis filmed before a live studio audience,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:29,
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(amoebaboychose for death by unga bunga on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:16,
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ello matey
(mr horribleup yours, dickface,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:18,
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I won't woo this
cos it's too fucking awesome for that! How the hell can you do all that?! edit - I just downloaded the video and it's quite amazing. Do you work in animation? If so, I think you will go very far with it. :)
(OnionTerroris a bag full of sick,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 16:20,
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(mofaha┐( ˘_˘)┌ ʅ(́◡◝)ʃ,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 17:47,
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heheheheh
Fabulous work as always, Mr Sheep!
I refreshed the front page when I got home just now and I saw a box and thought "That box looks sheepish" then a bunch more flutters in and sure enough, it's a Sheep!
(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 15:43,
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you're getting too good at these
i still like mine the best though *smug*
(TopUpTheTeayou ain't seen me, right?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 15:34,
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I rediscoved Flash
after not using it properly for years. Combined with backgrounds made in photoshop Im surprising myself with what I can make. Hurrah!
(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 15:38,
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your spacehog is super
my looping skills are rubbish. i might even go and work on it now....
(TopUpTheTeayou ain't seen me, right?,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 15:39,
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Thankee
Keep going, you'll get it soon!
(We are the lemonirked your craw on,
Sat 7 Jan 2006, 15:43,
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I recently discovered the filters in the new version
of Flash (after Rik mentioned them). And then I discovered how to properly export an animation (as a png sequence). But I still can't make animations as cool as your's.