Got to love the last one!

*Het hem*

 

Gentlemen...

Neat AT-AT Model

What in the hell is this?

Someone made their own Portal gun

 

EDIT: What's with this imageshack anti-sec thingy?

Hey all. Just got back from Imagine Cup 2009, in Cairo. It was really amazing! Sandly we didn't make it to the finals, maybe next time.

If you guys want to chech some of my photos there, I have them on Facebook.

 

Those of you guys I know now for years should find me on FB under the name Thomas Fogarasy. Check me as your friend, and don't forget to write you SWR nickname.

Sorry to hear you didn't make it to the finals. What rank did you end up at?

I'm sure your group was up there, LLF. And still- you got to visit Cairo! I'll bet that was a pretty awesome experience, eh?

LMAO

Based on a true story.

Great finds both of you!

Garfield Minus Garfield - this is funny and depressing at the same time

Indeed... Most depressing.

 

This is just classic!!!

Bump!

 

I thought I'd share this little online game I found. I find it rather amusing.

MC Hammer Vader Busts a Move!!!

 

http://www.break.com/index/mc-hammer-vader-busts-a-move.html

Nice little game Mad. How do you get weapons and stuff? (Also I'm your char's pupil. All Defender names were taken.)

For some reason nearly all of my points went into speed.

 

 

Mobile Suit Gundam set to Good Morning Vietnam!

 

the masters of analysis

 

Mario Must Remember

That Mario one is just classic.

 

You will receive weapons as you level up. They just randomly appear.

Lots of Keyboard Cat

And now On a TV shirt

The funniest thing I have read... (okay its actually SW related)

 

A song

 

With apologies to Monty Python.

Part 1

 

Brave Ad-mi-ral Daala rode forth from in the Maw.

She was not afraid to die, oh Adm'ral Daala.

She was not at all afraid to be killed in nasty ways.

Brave, brave, brave, Adm'ral Daala!

 

She was not in the least bit scared to be mashed into a pulp.

Or to have her eyes gouged out and her elbows broken.

To have her kneecaps split and her body burned away

And her limbs all hacked and mangled, Adm'ral Daala.

 

Her love vaporized

And her hideout found

And her minions kidnapped

And her Suncrusher stole

And her ships destr- ("That's--that's enough music for now, lads!")

Part 2

 

So Daala ran away. ("No!")

Bravely ran away, away. ("I didn't!")

When Rebels reared their ugly heads,

She bravely turned her tail and fled. ("No!")

Yes, Adm'ral Daala turned about ("I didn't!")

And gallantly she chickened out. ("I never did!")

Bravely making hyperspace

She fled the scene at rapid pace, ("All lies!")

Bravest of the brave, Adm'ral Daala! ("I never!")

 

She is packing it in,

And packing it up,

And sneaking away,

And buggering off,

And chickening out,

And pissing off home,

Yes, bravely she is throwing in the sponge.

 

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/User:Darth_Culator#Miscellaneous_things

I admit that is pretty clever.

I like it Evaders! And Mad, that comic was pretty good too.

The Guild is back!

Good old guild. Not my favorite online series but it still has something that others don't.

 

Id on't know how to qualify [urlurl=http://arkai.myminicity.com/]this site[/url]. Its not interactive enough to be a game and yet it isn't just a site...

You basically create a city and the growth depends on the amount of clicks.

So, on a totally and completely unrelated note to all of this stuff (one might even call it "randomness"), I just started out on Solid Edge, my school's 3D modeling program of choice. The course in Solid Edge is, without a doubt, the single simplest course I've ever taken. Graphical Communications (my solid edge class) and College and Life Skills (a joke class) are my only two classes on Wednesdays. I don't have to get up until 11:00 for CLSK, and despite the fact that Graph Com is supposed to go on for three hours, I finished the first day's classwork/homework in less than an hour, and I spent the last half hour finishing the classwork/homework that's to be done using solid edge through to week three. It rocks pretty hard. Anybody else ever use solid edge? Because if you've been using AutoDesk programs, I'd recommend you try the switch. I used AutoCAD Inventor 9 for a while, and while I liked the program, the latest Solid Edge blows Inventor out of the water, totally and completely. It's so ridiculously easy to create and model in this program; I almost want to learn to animate in it at this point. Drawings that would have taken me fifteen minutes in Inventor take me a third of the time, now. I'm particularly enjoying the ability to stick a reference plane into the surface I'm modeling wherever I want that reference plane; it was always a pain in the neck when I had to graph something in Inventor that involved a cylinder with a hole on the curved side; extrusions required a surface to go through, so I typically had to plan in advance and create some sort of a box to extrude off of in advance so that I could make a hole through the entire cylinder, then delete the box, then extrude half of the cylinder in order to fix the hole on one side of the cylinder.

 

With Solid Edge I can simply extrude off of the x-plane, or locate a plane in the center of the object and do a cut; it's so much easier. I'm loving this program!

Good to hear you are enjoying college Tofu!

 

Well I never tried Solid Edge but I don't think I ever will. I'm not a big fan of CAD programs in general (with the exception of SketchUp Pro). For the kind of modelling I usually do they are far to complicated. But still, I may give it a try one of these days.

Yay for college! I personally have a love/hate relationship with college and everything connected thereunto. Hopefully things improve as I continue with higher-level (and therefore, more applicable) classes.