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I don't have a cat, but this seems like exactly the kind of thing that one would do. Word to the brother whose cat got to chow on his egg, oil, and vinegar emulsion. A sandwich without mayo is just not the same. Unless it's a pb&j. Or grilled cheese.

That sounds right. And on the website, they do technically call it a kinetic novel, so that makes sense to me now. You (I) learn something new everyday. Thanks! Good. Lame. Don't be lame. Contribute to the life and interestingness of this thread. That'd be fabulous, Captain. Either...

9/10 I've not played the game, but the tune is pretty sweet. I dig the breakdown at 2:45. And now for something very different, turn your speakers up. Way up. And I hope you have some good bass: xT4cavjz2Ok Even better when you hear it in context, too. Read the VN.

I haven't gotten a chance to open it up and dig into the application file yet, but skimmed through the readme and it looks like a pretty cool idea! I like what I see so far and will give a further review when I do get a chance to take the program for a test drive.

I think he's saying that instead of saying "Spoiler" next to the clickable bubble, you could customize the text. So that instead of seeing Spoiler: (Show) You could see Your text : (Show) Is that what you're saying, LieithLeif? It could be a nice way to personalize or specify what kind of...

It might depend on the toaster. My parents have a toaster where you can push the button down but it doesn't toast if it's not plugged in. It threw me for a loop when I visited them last. I guess that means that I have a personal and perhaps somewhat sentimental connection to this comic...

Oops! Typo fail. Thanks and fix'd.

A while ago, it occurred to me that the CS engine could be modded to make a pretty sweet game based on the Mobile Suit Gundam universe. Robots and other large pieces of machinery, flying around, guns and other weapons, explosions—the MSG and CS are practically the same thing when you think...

My brother just introduced me to this VN yesterday, and I must say that it was pretty good. It's not an OMFG masterpiece that will change your life, but it's a fun and thought-provoking read with some great moments. Juniper's Knot tells the story of a demon who meets a boy and a boy who comes...

E is for Engelbert

Okay, you stummed my nerd string. One of them. I love dancing. I especially love Cuban social dances. I'm most familiar with casino, which sometimes people call "Cuban salsa" (especially in Europe), even though it is really more like a cousin or a sister dance compared with salsa. Really...

You have some real potential with this little tidbit! You might consider messing with the instruments that are assigned to each track to make the voice leading more noticeable. Also, you might experiment with the balance; the melody line gets swallowed up a bit in the last couple of...

Neuroscience ftw.

M is for Monty Python's Flying Circus. In UltimateNerdMeister's defense, Gummy Bears was a kid's TV show back in the day. However, if he's really 15, the show was probably a bit before his time. Or maybe it's still showing in reruns?

I am.

E can be for Everybody Loves Raymond

@ Hiino, I'm not getting ninja'd on purpose, I promise. Just bad luck, I suppose. I guess it would make sense if I were a pirate member, but I'm not. I dunno. Speaking of, P is for Pirates!

EDIT: So many ninjas in this thread. N is for N-game. It's about a ninja, so I guess it's fitting.

Doh. Ninja'd. Okay, then, J is for Jade Empire.

Oops, you're right. I was just so excited when I saw Chip's Challenge that I posted the first G game that came to mind. And then there was a ninja. Sorry about that. I is for Ikachan.

Word. 8/10. Super chill, but it has a sweet groove to it even though it's so slow and expansive. I especially like from where it picks up around 0:48 to the end. Plus that's a beautiful cat. But you're talking about nostalgia? Here: OFzXaFbxDcM

YES!!! Wow, I hadn't thought about it for a while, though. Great game! There were certain levels I always got stuck on, though... can't remember which ones since it's been so long, but it was a great game. G is for Gradius. Edit: WD reminded me that this is for computer games, not just any...

D is for dumpling

84m, E1ixer2! (Bam, Elixers!) Yes, I spelled "elixir" wrong. Pity me.

So I just looked through this whole thread (oof... that took a few hours thanks to a slow Internet connection) and I was a little surprised that I didn't see any references to this guy's work. The first five or so images in this link are CS related and the artist was at one time planning on...