This crawling biznessman would make a lovely video game boss.

@spirojunk: I'd have to agree about blogging blowhards who trump themselves as experts but spend far more time writing about getting stuff done than doing it. Shameful. :p

I get sort of a Woody Allen vibe from this, too.

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This tool will definitely put videogamey musicmaking into the hands of those who can't contend with an emulator.

Someone rude and unexpected could rip their disguises off.

I think it's pretty cool to see this as a mystery, and it's certainly got us talking.

In addition, in today's de-massified media, I usually only find a few articles (1/10th is generous) which really appeal to me and are relevant. Most of the un-blockable advertising is useless. I pray for popurls on smartpaper or something else more substantial.

As for this tip itself, the four steps were unnecessarily divided into their own pages, when a single, clean view would've sufficed. So my tip to share: look for a Print link like this:

>> [www.realsimple.com]

There, easier reading! :D

First time I've ever heard a "Born Slippy" cover; the guy ain't Karl Hyde, but he sure can add guitar jangle. The music sounds almost like something Weebl would've come up with (a la Magical Trevor's intonation", only without the distinctly English accent.

I tried a few casual searches but didn't find matches... yet!

I'd like to see Photoshop king Russell Brown make a guest appearance as Donnie's dad. :)

Spider Jerusalem counts too, surely.

And oh! Teal'c from Stargate. :)

And the site's banner logo is oddly reminiscent of Stepcase Lifehack.

More apps could also benefit from QuickTime Player's elegance, e.g., easy encoding presets and simple frame-by-frame scrub/loop.

Yet, time and time again, you show us that these are the tools and possibilities out there, and knowledge of something isn't the same as doing something.

BRAVO!

P.S. Some might say this was prefabbed all along and you should've quietly taken it to your boss to begin with, but I'm not one for flimsy conspiracy theories. Regardless: this approach was both entertaining, got attention in a non-jerkish way, and didn't degrade anyone's name. BRAVO! (Again.)

Like Steve Ballmer, a lot of people wish they could bust out and be free...

I, uh, wonder how exactly the cops deduced to search him so... deeply.

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Hentacle holics, here w'come!

@Final: I've only seen a few vaginae, too.

This creature feature is still my favorite to date, spelling out what it wishes to do!

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@extracrispy: Whenever possible, I look for the "Print This" link on slideshows so I can view all panels on a single page. I find it ridiculous to have to slowly refresh each # on a list. Gr!

The ending didn't meet my expectations and I was sad it was over, but that led me to find/make/invent my own stories in Second Life.

Also, the saga of Dune simply being... OVER might've been quite a different alternate universe.

He's a professional, but not the right guy for the job, and he didn't even use any of the Final Fantasy themes within; since sound is more of a substantial part of the overall cinematic experience than people are usually able to articulate, that really dampened - and made the movie a lot more boring - for me.

My brother and I got depressed about that and watched Scary Movie in another theater afterwards, and that perked us up.

On the other hand, Final Fantasy VII Advent Children is a stellar gem on many levels aside from the relatively-impregnable plot (if you haven't played FFVII).