Lindstrom Knows Everything, everything that matters, anyway Options

[Lindstrom]

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Mostly because it's my favorite album, but also if you know who John Henry was, it's rather surreal.

[Headtrip]

Cool story, and I caught all the D&D references.. And I guess commies like stories of working-class heroes.
Is it bullshit that twins are telepathically connected and stuff?

[Lindstrom]

If we are, we don't know it. We've taken tests in school where we answered the exact same on every question, though.

[Headtrip]

So you both put nothing for every answer. What's the big deal?

[Zen Clarke]

Sorry, I didn't know. D: Ever watch cartoons?

[Lindstrom]

Man, when will you ask real questions?

Of course, I love cartoons. My favorite ones are Rocko's Modern Life, Futurama, the Venture Bros, the Boondocks, and older episodes of the Simpsons (like, mid-90's when they had good writers). I often get ideas for my own cartoons all the time but all ideas are being saved til after I finish the game with Saffy.

[Headtrip]

Do you remember that Simpsons/Critic mash-up episode? That was great. Especially "Man Getting Hit by Football". (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lalaexdee.gif)

[Zen Clarke]

How is that game making going?

[Lindstrom]

It's funny cuz Jon Lovitz appears in a billion episodes, and in the Critic he's more of a butt monkey, where in the Simpsons, everyone thought he was awesome. Anyway yeah, that was an awesome episode. "I was saying boo-urns..."

On my end, I'm having some difficulty detailing things like rocky terrain and stuff like that, but I have the form figured out.
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Even though it looks 3D, it's actually just an illusion. The character can't interact with anything in the background or foreground, just what's on his own plane.

[Headtrip]

You all ready for the party? I already got a case of Santana champagne! Cost me everything. I had to whore myself out to a trucker to get here.

[Zen Clarke]

That's cool! Can you speak another language?

[Lindstrom]

pass

I only speak two languages, English and bad English.

[Zen Clarke]

Bad English as in cursing, or bad English as in ghetto? Like, 'Yo, homie, why you be steppin' up in ma grill!?' <-- Cuz I'm quite fluent in that one. 8D

[Lindstrom]

Well, I guess both, but I was thinking more like broken English.

[Katie]

Would the Hunchback of Notre Dame make a good on stage musical?

After watching it for the first time in years, it surprised me with how mature the movie actually is. Disney blood and death within the first five minutes? Plus the music is really impressive, especially the Bells of Notre Dame. I couldn't help but imagine a stage production of it, kind of like what they did with the Little Mermaid minus the roller skates and suckiness.

[Lindstrom]

I think there exist stage productions of the classic story, but I have never seen the Disney cartoon. I can only assume the Disney story doesn't have the part where Quasimodo and Esmarelda die.

You'll probably totally love this, though.

[Katie]

Woooow.
I actually hate Harry Potter, but that made me laugh hardcore.
It was pretty well done, too.
Makes me want to watch the rest of it. 8DD

erquestionhmm. Did you ever look up that Lindstrom-indie-Norwegian guy? Is he any good?

[Zen Clarke]

Oh. My bad. :D Have you seen the movie The Proposal? It's hilarious. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lalaexdee.gif)

[Lindstrom]

I did, his music was ok but I wasn't all too into it. I think if you just google Lindstrom you'll find him immediately if you want to find out yourself.

Nope.

[Headtrip]

Are you living it up or sleeping in a bus station?