#16001
Sat, 15th Sep '12 8:45:02 PM
from Meinong's jungle
You should probably just go watch Con Air right now.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Forum Archive (nuked Yack Fest thread)
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#16002
Sat, 15th Sep '12 8:49:02 PM
from Appleloosa
At least I know what Mac and Me is. Also, wrong thread again.
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#16003
Sat, 15th Sep '12 8:55:22 PM
from Chicago
I love old movies. I don't know what it says on Ordinary People, but Raging Bull totally should have won.
In fact, I read a Batman comic once where The Joker is talking about movies, and he mentions Ordinary People, and he's like, man Scorcese got robbed! And I was like, yes!
Element of Batman
#16004
Sat, 15th Sep '12 8:56:48 PM
from Appleloosa
Why was Turtle complaining about clowns? There are no clowns, only harlequins.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#16005
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:03:57 PM
from Appleloosa
Wow he's a way better piano player than me - that is he can play at all. I wonder if it's possible to captchalouge the sylldeck inside of itself.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#16006
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:13:48 PM
from Chicago
I suck at the piano. 
I am much better at the trumpet.
I am much better at the trumpet.
Element of Batman
#16007
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:17:45 PM
from North of the Wall.
Was going to make a joke about sucking and instruments but...shit, did I just make it anyway?
Winter is Coming
In Absentia Lucis, Tenebrae Vincunt
#16008
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:19:02 PM
from Chicago
Don't get us started on music related Double Entendres again.
We might not be able to stop this time.
Element of Batman
#16009
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:22:18 PM
from Appleloosa
Aww, I was hoping he'd actaully see Homestuck on the website.
Edit: Is it me or does the Queue Sylladex launch things much harder than the Stack?
edited 15th Sep '12 9:27:30 PM by storyyeller
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#16010
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:36:37 PM
from Fort Worth, Texas
It depends on the item really.
The Midnight Crew is basically a reference to the prior adventure, Problem Sleuth, and the fact that the creator actually did consider doing The Midnight Crew instead of Homestuck. So the MS Paint Adventure site John (and others) go to can be seen as an alternate universe version of the site if Hussie hadn't chosen to do Homestuck.
#16011
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:46:38 PM
from Appleloosa
Wow, this already has me laughing out loud. I hope I don't wake my parents up.
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#16012
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:47:43 PM
from Meinong's jungle
Which part are you up to?
#16013
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:53:25 PM
from Fort Worth, Texas
@Story: Glad to hear it. Some people don't get the early humor and find the first act completely boring, even if they end up liking it later.
#16014
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:55:33 PM
from Appleloosa
I just got to the introduction of Rose Lalonde. I guess this is a good stopping point for the night.
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#16015
Sat, 15th Sep '12 9:56:32 PM
from Meinong's jungle
![[up]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]"){kind=icon}
Outside of the random "shit on your desk" type suggestions, I really enjoyed the first act. I honestly kinda with the later acts had more "screwing around with the inventory system" type shenanigans.
#16016
Sat, 15th Sep '12 10:05:14 PM
from Fort Worth, Texas
I wish we'd gotten a conclusion to Jack's Jailbreak Adventure.
I loved the sense of mystery of the first 3 Acts, when we were still figuring out how everything worked.
edited 15th Sep '12 10:05:52 PM by Bluespade
#16017
Sat, 15th Sep '12 10:07:46 PM
from Appleloosa
How much farther do I have to go until the end of act 1?
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#16018
Sat, 15th Sep '12 10:16:22 PM
from New York
Rose is introduced near the end. EoA1 is about 50 pages or so after.
edited 15th Sep '12 10:16:48 PM by Swasfews
Plush
#16019
Sun, 16th Sep '12 3:49:13 AM
from Horsehead Nebula
http://drawception.com/viewgame/H4c87geh6S/pyro-believes-in-magic/
Who still playing Drawception?
Who still playing Drawception?
Because he know I'm going to go out in this plane and I'm going to remove one of His creations from His universe.
#16020
Sun, 16th Sep '12 6:22:34 AM
from Connecticut
Well, Connie might be glad to hear that Doug Walker's ending the Nostalgia Critic. Fortunately, he seems to feel fine, and he has plans for new projects.
Back in Black, and by black I mean BLU.
#16021
Sun, 16th Sep '12 7:06:56 AM
from Appleloosa
Hmm, the autosave feature doesn't seem to work too well. It started me 10 pages back from where I was.
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#16022
Sun, 16th Sep '12 7:13:16 AM
from United States
What is James Rolf's reaction to Doug Walker retiring his character?
Currently, new to Tv Tropes. I read alot of tropes from the months few months. Im obsessed with Cinnamoroll from Sanrio.
#16023
Sun, 16th Sep '12 7:14:43 AM
from Name & Address Withheld
@JT Yeah, it does seem like the Sylladex disappears for the most part in later acts. (Given, I don't know if they do any of those jokes in Act 6 yet)
#16024
Sun, 16th Sep '12 7:16:22 AM
from Appleloosa
Just got to the end of act one. What a cliffhanger. Though it's obvious they all survive.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#16025
Sun, 16th Sep '12 8:06:11 AM
from Appleloosa
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.