Viktorkrum77

On the bus back from Cedar Point, some girls I didn't know prank called their friends on their cell phone, with restricted on. And they said stuff like (in a funny accent), "Hello, this is Lanette from the National Skunk Organization. We have received notice that some of our skunk traps are broken. And we'd like to come over around 9:30 the next day to check out the problem". They convinced one person it was true. Another person they convinced they were Betty Crocker. I know someone who prank called the Library of Congress. :anxious:

I guess if you were in charge we'd only be allowed to tell knock-knock jokes. I agree with this. Knock-knock. Who's there? Female driver. Female driver who? Female driver crashing into a tree. :shock: Normal, sarcastic, funny. joke jokes I can understand. But blunt jokes, those I cannot stand. You once again show your general ineptitude at life. How about looking up the word "blunt" before using it into a sentence? Nadril's joke was very blunt so I don't know how you're distinguishing his bluntness from the game's bluntness - both of them are blunt. I don't ever use this smile, but you've forced it on me: :roll: For your information, I was talking about thedepressedsquirrels post. Nadril's was obviously a sarcastic joke.

Wii's are $250. PS3's are over $700. Overpriced. Yea, I was thinking of a PSP. Still, it's totally worth it. I'd give up over a 100+ PS3's for that opportunity.

First of all, I don't have a PS3. But if I did, I would trade it in a heartbeat. What's a PS3 like $650? I could easily gain 20X+ that in the first day after selling my story of having a lifetime of tacos to newspapers, magazines, TV news, internet sites, so they can get viewers which brings in companies willing to advertise, which brings in money. Plus lots of people would easily be willing to pay money to see that. Then I could also sell the tacos. My gain could be upwards of a few 100 thousand grand to a million and more. But am I receiving the tacos in balloon payments? Plus, it's not like I'd eat any except a few for the pictures needed for the articles.

The shading, especially the tree is way off. And seems a bit simple and naÃÆÃâÃâïve.

iPod FTW!! There's no one like the iPod! It's like a stereo the way it's music plays, it's more than an mp3 player, it's a companion. :(

I guess if you were in charge we'd only be allowed to tell knock-knock jokes. I agree with this. Knock-knock. Who's there? Female driver. Female driver who? Female driver crashing into a tree. :shock: Normal, sarcastic, funny, joke jokes I can understand. But blunt jokes, those I cannot stand.

TheDepressedSquirrel= My point exactly.

I'll take 1, 2, 3, and 4. Tell me if they are still available. Regardless, I will work on it either way just for the fun of it.

Water doesn't bend like that, and it tends to be more smooth than chuncky.

I take that to offense that you say I draw "anime." I do need to work on my facial anatomy, but people kind of look at me funny when I stare at their faces :ohnoes: and I don't carry mirrors around school. :-w . You realize that anime things have like huge eyes and extremely disproportioned noses, etc.? But the last one is anime, but just because the show is in anime. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with anime. But if you want to learn to draw portraiture, it's a bad idea. BTW just carry around pictures of your favorite artists or actors, and draw them by graphing them out.

You mean those were real shooting stars? I thought they were birds.

What's up with the right guys head? It's like a deflated balloon.

You need alot of work on facial anatomy, not so much the layout of the face, but the details of the face. As far as body anatomy, it's pretty good. Ok, I see some of your pictures are anime, but you can still be more detailed.

Mind helping my with faces? :lol:

Regardless if it is a joke. I still think it says something about our society, otherwise why would they have cared to make it?

Pronounced 'Sie-o-nar-a', is kind of an English/Spanish way to say goodbye. Probably most notably English slang, but it might have some Spanish roots. coughjapanesecough A Japanese education observation team came to visit my school and I had to be a leading guide. We (me and 3 other guides) had to learn some cheezy japanese lines, such as hello, thank you, and goodbye. Sayonara (goodbye) was one of them. coughheisrightforgetwhatIsaidcough

Pronounced 'Sie-o-nar-a', is kind of an English/Spanish way to say goodbye. Probably most notably English slang, but it might have some Spanish roots.

ARHGHGHGH I HATE PEOPLE LIKE YOU. Chill out Issy. It's just a joke most of us find funny. No one thinks all women are truly bad drivers. I agree with Issy. Even for jokes, some lines are better left uncrossed. And not everyone will take this as a joke. More immature little kids will take this as fact, because anything can influence their minds, and mostly boys in this case, will believe this, leading to sexism from what was thought of as a miniscule joke. Alot of jokes are taken too seriously, and people will start believing them. As I said, it's just best not to go there.

JÃÆÃâÃâäÃÆÃâÃâä Finnish for 'Ice'. SmÃÆÃâÃâörgÃÆÃâÃâÃÂ¥sbordet A Swedish buffet.

last time i checked the middle of my face is more like my nose.....but thats just me...and everyone ive ever seen. But hey, ive never seen you so i never know. nose is middle of face eyes is middle of head Exactly, your hair is pretty big. Plus I did go to the top of his head, not the [bleep]es. And yes, as I said, not everybody is perfect, but it's pretty close.

Yea, there are a few hard to say words. Like oligarchy, or aristocracy.

That's the Dr. Pepper number! \ Anemimee (however you spell it) or Fracious (frans-swa) It's spelled Fran̮̤̉̉ious. And it's not an English word, it's a name, with French origin.

last time i checked the middle of my face is more like my nose.....but thats just me...and everyone ive ever seen. But hey, ive never seen you so i never know. Take a ruler to your face. Measure the length of your eyes to the top of your head, then your eyes to your chin. It's a common mistake made by people who haven't studied anatomy or portrature. Of course, not everyone's perfect, but it is usually the midpoint, or close to.

I personally think the SAT/ACT is a terrible test and system of judgement. Grades, awards, programs, those are all better. I hope there is no such thing by the time I graduate. Which won't be true, because that's only in 2 years.