Voxel
President of Progress City
@spacemt354 I hate citing papers.
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The House Cup: An Imagineering Competition - Discussion Thread
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Do zotero it makes it so much easier!
Voxel
President of Progress City
I'll have to save that for next time.. I'm just copying reference from previous papers.. Luckily this format does not want citations in the paper itself.
Flippin'Flounder
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Oh, that would get me all jittery. I got a mocha shake insteadIt's just coffee with an espresso shot
A black eye is two shots
Voxel
President of Progress City
That's kinda the point. lol.. AHH 14 mins until I said I would be finished with paper!!Oh, that would get me all jittery. I got a mocha shake instead
tcool123
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The Black Cauldron, Home on the range, Muppets Letters to Santa, the huncback of note dame 2, Victory through Air Power? These are all essential Disney classics.
Voxel
President of Progress City
Be glad I am happy that I am working on my final or you would be in the forest looking for that Dang car @spacemt354 crashed into the Willow..The Black Cauldron, Home on the range, Muppets Letters to Santa, the huncback of note dame 2, Victory through Air Power? These are all essential Disney classics.
Jack Pumpkinhead
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Can't forget Chicken Little.The Black Cauldron, Home on the range, Muppets Letters to Santa, the huncback of note dame 2, Victory through Air Power? These are all essential Disney classics.
Voxel
President of Progress City
@spacemt354 Finished the Paper!!!
Wooooo!
Voxel
President of Progress City
Now to ensure that I can send my project to someone then record a presentation that I haven't written that needs to be 8 mins long.
I used to get this movie confused all the time with Chicken Run
TheOriginalTiki
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It's next to impossible to NOT pick Breaking Bad as my favorite show of all time. That was a once in a life time experience getting to watch it all play out live on TV and being able to join in all the hype. Started watching live midway through season two, and I never thought it'd reach the peak it eventually reached. Better Call Saul is also FANTASTIC so far. Much more light in tone but it's doing a great job of establishing its own identity and using some Breaking Bad stuff only when it furthers the story and characters.
I'll go ahead and throw shout outs to Lost and The Leftovers though. Yea Lost went off the rails in season six, but you can't deny the impact that show had on the industry and pop culture in general. The Leftovers is another Lindeloff show that was covered on Rob Cesternino's "Post Show Recaps" podcast. It's truly one of the most heart pounding dramatic series I've ever seen, and it has some truly brilliant world building to it along with a really superb cast.
For comedy, I'm going to have to go with I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith Show. Classic Americana and still holds up to this day. Nothing beats an afternoon of Don Knotts on a sick day As far as modern stuff is concerned, I'm much more into Friends than I am into Seinfeld. Seinfeld is fine but I feel like I'm not the right demographic for it. There's a lot of East Coast humor on Seinfeld wheras Friends even though it was set in New York always had a west coast liberal vibe to it, which is probably why I attached to it a lot more.
Then as far as animated stuff goes, Gravity Falls is basically at the top right now simply for having the guts to end the show in the right place for the sake of the story. I also love the hell out of Hey Arnold and think that show's only gotten better with age. Courage the Cowardly Dog is another show that still blows my mind on the regular when I rewatch it. And of course Steven Universe is kicking all kinds of butt right now!
I'll go ahead and throw shout outs to Lost and The Leftovers though. Yea Lost went off the rails in season six, but you can't deny the impact that show had on the industry and pop culture in general. The Leftovers is another Lindeloff show that was covered on Rob Cesternino's "Post Show Recaps" podcast. It's truly one of the most heart pounding dramatic series I've ever seen, and it has some truly brilliant world building to it along with a really superb cast.
For comedy, I'm going to have to go with I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith Show. Classic Americana and still holds up to this day. Nothing beats an afternoon of Don Knotts on a sick day
As far as modern stuff is concerned, I'm much more into Friends than I am into Seinfeld. Seinfeld is fine but I feel like I'm not the right demographic for it. There's a lot of East Coast humor on Seinfeld wheras Friends even though it was set in New York always had a west coast liberal vibe to it, which is probably why I attached to it a lot more. Then as far as animated stuff goes, Gravity Falls is basically at the top right now simply for having the guts to end the show in the right place for the sake of the story. I also love the hell out of Hey Arnold and think that show's only gotten better with age. Courage the Cowardly Dog is another show that still blows my mind on the regular when I rewatch it. And of course Steven Universe is kicking all kinds of butt right now!
TheOriginalTiki
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Ah awesome!!
For some reason though it keeps cutting in and out for me with audio?
Voxel
President of Progress City
I was having the same issue.
Ah awesome!!
For some reason though it keeps cutting in and out for me with audio?
TheOriginalTiki
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Yea I'm going to have to redo the video tomorrow The mic kept cutting in and out, as did the screen share. Apologies.
The mic kept cutting in and out, as did the screen share. Apologies.