9418. Anonymous (pool-96-232-146-150.nycmny.east.verizon.net) –
01 Apr 2010 17:14:54
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happy april fools day!
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9417. Anonymous (pool-96-232-146-150.nycmny.east.verizon.net) –
01 Apr 2010 17:13:51
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1000 is a bad sat score |
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I discovered a bug where the timestamp reflects the time the post was drafted, not submitted. There goes my down-to-the-minute-anniversary strategy! |
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You may comment on any historic post at any moment. |
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So wait, you want us to post on the first entry? |
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9413. Anonymous (pool-96-232-154-7.nycmny.east.verizon.net) –
31 Mar 2010 21:45:20
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to get into a decent college try aiming to the 1700 range |
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Thank you for what you do. Your efforts are appreciated. |
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fj: (Somehow missed this comment, sorry!) Thanks. I like to think that I'm getting pretty good at crapping out songs on a deadline. Too bad it's my only real music skill. :) |
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It's right on there, but it's called "Totally Membrane":
mp3.tom7.org/t7es/2004/tom7=totally-membrane8.mp3 |
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i can´t find the total membrane song
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I use Cakewalk (now Sonar) to write most of my music, and a Roland SC-880 for the sounds. Both are commercially available but I can't give them out for obvious reasons. I'd be happy to send you original song data in MIDI or Cakewalk format, just place your requests here or in e-mail.
PS. A handful of my songs were made with my homebrew software called 'midimml', which you could find at tom7.org/midimml.
PPS. I love hearing covers and remixes, so send them along! |
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Tom7 I do plenty of remixes of your songs. I was wondering if the software you wrote to write the songs we all love so could be attained by somebody like me? And whether or not its approachable by somebody that isn't 1337. I haven't even really surfsearched yet, perhaps you already have it available. |
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Hi guys! Glad you enjoyed the thingy. I'm 30, isn't that old?? |
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So. Tom. we asked u how old u were and u said 7 in dog years how olr r u really?? u dont have to tell me.... |
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THANK YOU TOM THE SEVENTH FOR TEACHING US ABOUT THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF GOOGLE AND OR GOOGLE!!!!!!!!
PEACE OUT GIRL SCOUT
(I WAS ONE OF THE GIRLS CRACKING UP THE WHOLE TIME) |
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Tom its Lizzy again. we just wanted to say thanks for teaching us and heping us learn about GOOGLE. or should i say GOOGOL. any way thanks again. SEE YA!!
PEICE OUT GIRL SCOUT!!!! |
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Hey Tom! I SAW YOU AT CMU! YOU WERE TEACHING US ABOUT GOOGLE ON MONDAY NIGHT!
BYE TOM!!!!!!! |
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Hey Tom,
I went to tech nights at CMU. I SAW YOU THERE!!! My friends and me were the ones that wouldn't stop laughing. If oyu dont remember thats cool, but maybe you remember us laughing at Liza J. We had so much fun. Hope you enjoied meeting us. WE had a blast. |
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After experimenting with my own edits to font.png, I must say that pie charts look a lot more functional for conveying D/S/R ratings than the different-width rectangles do. |
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9399. Anonymous (c-98-229-41-162.hsd1.ma.comcast.net) –
13 Mar 2010 14:17:20
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is a 670 bad ? |
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Usted puede ver la capa de suplentes pulsando "Y" en el juego o en el editor. |
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me gustaria saber cual es el truco para hacer aparecer objetos en el lugar donde ya hay otros, ¿ cómo se hace? se como hacerlos desaparecer, pero no se como hago para que en su lugar aparezcan otros y que además luego quede oculto en cualquier lugar de la pantalla. gracias me encanta el juego |
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I always liked this one... |
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Thanks. I still haven't gotten a chance to look into it...
Sound will definitely be tasteful and optional, don't worry. |
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:-)
Tom, the new version doesn't work on my Intel Macbook either (Tiger as well). And BTW: "sound" doesn't sound like a thing I would want AT ALL! I really appreciate that this game is NOT making any weird ugly sounds at all. |
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