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14625Christmas Songs<font size="6"><font size="5">I'MMMMMM DRRRREAMING OF A WHIIIIIITE CHRRISTMASSS<br>JUST LIKE THE ONES I USED TO KNOWWWWW<br>WHA DAH NAH BADDAH <br>BUH NAH BAH CHA NAH<br><img src="http://media.giphy.com/media/I5f8q0hcAwsU0/giphy.gif"><br>I'MMMMMM DRRRREAMING OF A WHIIIIIITE CHRRISTMASSS MAY YOUR DAYS BE MERRRRY AND BRIIII-IGHT <br>AND MAY ALL YOUR CHRISTMASESS BE WHIIIIIIIIIITE </font><br><br></font>shakin steakDec 15, 2014View
14624How sweet.The only thing that could make this kid happier is if Yoshi gave him a ride.<br><br><img style="width: 271px; height: 190px;" src="/images/postImages/1418677129185px-Para-Yoshi.png"><br>Mr MagicDec 15, 2014View
14623CGI Popeye movieCGI, like most "digital" things, is infinitely replicable.<br><br>Whereas drawing (or painting, as traditional feature-length animation with a decent budget usually was) requires of at least one or two dozen artists a particular sweep of the hand for application of medium, once the character models are created computer animation requires only a plugging in of data points and keyframes by any number of technicians. Hopefully they retain the passion of animation and understand concepts such as squash and stretch, which I would believe in this case. But it is a very different kind of skill, much easier to do and learn and reproduce.<br><br><br>shakin steakDec 15, 2014View
14622CGI Popeye movieThe good news is Genndy Tartakovsky is directing this.<br>Mr MagicDec 15, 2014View
14621CGI Popeye movie<blockquote rel="Linux_Sage"><b>Linux_Sage wrote :</b><br><i> Good God, what's with this abuse of CGI? Are people too lazy to draw anymore? </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>Afraid so my friend. In this day and age, everything is either CGI or "flashimation". It's depressing.<br><br>Vaporman87Dec 15, 2014View
14620RetroDaze Points StoreI'm pleased to announce that the Points Store is now offering a "retro" selection of <a href="http://search.sideshowtoy.com/search?keywords=sixth%20scale%20figures">Sideshow Collectibles 1/6th Scale Collectible Figures</a>. <br><br>If you don't know who Sideshow is, just know they make the world's finest collectible figures... ever. They are immaculately detailed, extremely poseable, and infinitely AWESOME!<br><br>Head to the <a href="http://retro-daze.org/PointsStore/items">Points Store</a> for a looksee.<br><br><img style="width: 807px; height: 464px;" src="/images/postImages/1418670142Marty McFly Sixth Scale Figure.png"><br>Vaporman87Dec 15, 2014View
14619CGI Popeye movieGood God, what's with this abuse of CGI? Are people too lazy to draw anymore?Linux_SageDec 15, 2014View
14618CGI Popeye movieLooks pretty cool. I'm not a big fan of his voice though. It doesn't sound crusty enough.<br>shakin steakDec 15, 2014View
14617Mickey Mouse cartoons of today.I purchased the DVD not that long ago, but we just now got around to watching all the episodes. It's such a different take on Mickey and the gang, but I really enjoy it... and so do the kids.<br>Vaporman87Dec 15, 2014View
14616How was your day?<blockquote rel="MissM"><b>MissM wrote :</b><br><i> Hey everybody. It's been awhile since I posted anything here. It's been a bit of a busy and crazy year for me, but I'm finally starting to maintain some things so I am back and hoping to post more on here. If I can say there is one good thing that happened this past year it is that I finally managed to go as Pizzazz from Jem and the Holograms for Halloween, and it was so cool. Hope everyone is doing well.&nbsp; </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>Cool MissM. I'd like to see that costume. I can't even remember what Pizzazz looked like. Good to see you around again. Hope all is well.<br><br>Vaporman87Dec 15, 2014View