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Today I would to share some important news with you. Inspirational Vol.2 is my second commercial album for indie developers and movie makers. Click the image to get to the music! The album consists of 35 musical tracks (plus 2 bonus tracks!) in the styles of action, adventure, emotional, modern synth as well as suspense & horror As the album is targeted for commercial usage in your projects (may it be games, movies or even remixes!) it contains a full featured commercial attribution license for each track. I am always looking for constructive feedback/criticism about my music, feel free to leave a comment on my website and please, do not hesitate to participate in the public poll for Volume 3 (more info on the website). Regards, Jake

It's not new, you haven't seen this before. It's not just his outfit that's lighter, it's the whole image.

Get this stuff on Newgrounds, dude. I like. Though if you wanna make money off of it maybe Newgrounds wouldn't be the best - still, it'd be some good promotion. Castles of Ice reminds me of the music from Faster Than Light.

Ok. Um... Let me get my thoughts together here... I did not listen to all of the tracks as I do not have unlimited internet. That being said, I've heard enough. This music, to put in the best words I can say, is phenomenal, righteous, and down-right awesome. It sounds great, it feels great, and my ears melted. Now I have puddles on my shoulders, which I hope they don't stain. In all seriousness, This is the type of music I listen to for, well "Inspiration". I have in my music library anything from soundtracks like Avatar and Halo, to soothing music like Solitudes: H2O and Solitudes: Celtic Seashore. (Had to link through Amazon because the Solitudes site is down right now.) All in all, this music is amazing, and if I had the money, I'd add your music to my library. I shall be sure to follow your music for more "Inspiration" to help me create my compositions.

Hello. As you can see, I go by the name ph3rr3t. Why this name? Because ferrets are awesome, and lame cliche leet speek is lame cliche. Anyway, after you've mentally stabbed me to death a few times for that third sentance, take a deep breath, and allow me to explain just how happy I am that this place exists. First we must turn back the clock, some 14 years. Among my Christmas gifts that year I found an as-then unassuming little game, Lego Rock Raiders. I would play it for a few hours at a time, being easily beaten at first, before I would give up in frustration, and abandon the game in rage. I would come back to it once in a while, getting better and better. Eventually I could play the whole game, start to finish, with 100% completion on most missions, with 90 something percent on the rest. Twas not a grand accomplishment, but for my 7 year old self, it made me happy as can be. Soon after, it . . . broke. To say I was devasted was an understatement. LRR had long since become my favorite game. And I couldn't play it any longer. I was NOT happy. The worst part about it though, was by the time my original copy broke, the game had gone slightly out of date. How was I to ever play it again if I couldn't get a new copy? My next birthday rolls around, there's cake and ice cream, the traditional birthday song, and presents, plenty of presents. But none really made me happy. I wanted one thing, and one thing alone, and none of the presents was it. As a surprise, my mother pulls out one extra present. Because of my attatchment to it, I had near memorized everything about LRR, up to and including the shape and size of its packaging. That poor wrapping paper, torn to shreds in its prime by a thoughtless little brat. Off flew the bow, rip went the paper, and low & behold, I held a brand new copy of Lego Rock Raiders. Saying I was estatic would also be an understatement. Somehow feeding a child a ton of sugar without it killing them would be about as close to my reaction as possible. Many happy gaming sessions ensued. Step back to the present. I now have my own laptop. I've downloaded, played, and modded quite a few games. Watched shows and movies till I fell asleep. And maxed out my music collection with mixes for every mood. But eventually I found myself bored again. I tried this and that, but nothing worked. Eventually it occured to me, I should still have my second copy of LRR somewhere. I dug though my stuff some, and then I dug some more, and even tore my room apart. I couldn't find it. I refer to certain incidences in my life as myself 'snaping'. One might consider the loss of my first copy of LRR as one of those times. Unable to find my second copy can be considered another. Depending on the circumstances, and manner in which I snapped, I would either lose control, or become very focused. I lost control all those years past. Now though, I had a goal to focus on, the means to an end, and I was hell-bent on achieveing it. One guess as to what I found as a result. Call me ph3rr3t. LEGO ROCK RAIDERS FOREVER!!! P.S. After even more digging and room renovating, I did eventually find my second copy of LRR, still intact. squeeee!! P.P.S. The laptop was bought in 2010, as a graduation present. It has since started to show its age with some of my newest games. I have recently built a new desktop for $1.5K that laughs at the limits of the laptop. P.P.P.S. How did I do on my introduction?

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DID SOMEBODY SAY MISTRANSLATE? Blatant advertisement for "Two Worlds" Chapter 38 is blatant. Your eyes do not deceive you; this is not a blown-up pixelated version of the thumbnail on his website, but the actual full-size original file. With a bit of digging, I was able to locate the full-size version of the comic on the website: Page 1 and Page 2. I was able to accomplish this by means of right clicking and selecting "View Page Source". Towards the bottom, you can find the URLs for the thumbnails accompanied by the dimensions of the original file. Swapping out those dimensions for those in the thumbnail URL will give you the full-size image. This can also be done with the other images and comics in the gallery, though because I'm a lazy bum Rock Raiders fan, I decided only to do the Rock Raiders comic pages.

Oh, it's ok. I'm not really one of those people who see BIONICLE as a cult or anything... yeah... (hides torch and trident) What about the Rau? It barely looks like it. The shape is pretty much the only thing that makes them similar.

Original text: "Floating torso minions are invading your base." ...35 translations later, Bing gives us: "The spread of a biological body care"

Credits go to this page for the basic textures Palpatine Texture For Minifigures including different snapshot faces for the license Here's my Palpatine Texture for Lego Racers! The head will replace Commander Cold's face (of course you can choose another, but I thought that CC's voice would suit best) and the torso the blue body with a grey bag at the side. The leg color replaces the light grey legs. I made the different faces myself with Paint.NET. I also know that some of these faces are more like 'fun' faces and not very real. Here are some pictures for those who want to see it before he downloads stuff: Download link: https://ore.rockraidersunited.org/legacy/LR_Palpatine_Minifig_244840.zip Installation instructions: After you decompiled the JAM you put the following files into LEGOMENUDATAPARTDB : CC_ANGRY; CC_BLINK; CC_DFLT; CC_HAPPY; CC_SAD; CC_SUPRZ; LEG_LTGR; MJ_CHST You will also have to copy CC_DFLT; LEG_LTGR and MJ_CHST into LEGOGAMEDATACOMMON , so that the driver also looks like a palpatine during the races.

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This happened when I clicked on the Infomaniac when I was going to le.

LASTLY: FIRST: We're a bunch of nerds with nothing more to do.