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In Topic: Pure Pwnage Parody
Posted 19 Aug 2008
Therefore, his opinions are just that, parodies and unnecessary to take seriously.
Indeed.
To reiterate:
The PP review was not an expression of opinion in a borrowed style; it was a spoof of Yahtzee's opinions in a parodied form. It was not intended for serious dissection and debate, merely to appeal to the humour of the audience.
In Topic: Pure Pwnage Parody
Posted 18 Aug 2008
Wait, what?
Am I missing something? Some of you guys actually seem to be criticizing Jarett for his opinions/method of parody/approach to Yahtzee's style.
I'm pretty certain that this was created as a representation of the views of Jeremy (from the show), not as a true outlet of opinion for the show's creators. The criticism seems rather unnecessary considering the lightheartedness of the parody. I, for one, watched it and enjoyed every minute of it.
Okay, granted, the accent was a little irritating, but I reckon it was a damn sight better than my attempt at a Canadian accent would be. I wouldn't go so far as to begrudge them for stereotyping; not considering the common attitude towards Americans/Canadians that most British citizens share.
Am I missing something? Some of you guys actually seem to be criticizing Jarett for his opinions/method of parody/approach to Yahtzee's style.
I'm pretty certain that this was created as a representation of the views of Jeremy (from the show), not as a true outlet of opinion for the show's creators. The criticism seems rather unnecessary considering the lightheartedness of the parody. I, for one, watched it and enjoyed every minute of it.
Okay, granted, the accent was a little irritating, but I reckon it was a damn sight better than my attempt at a Canadian accent would be. I wouldn't go so far as to begrudge them for stereotyping; not considering the common attitude towards Americans/Canadians that most British citizens share.
In Topic: Living room picture in 5 Days... it changes?
Posted 7 Feb 2007
Except the whole bone crushing thing they've got going on.
In Topic: 8 Days a Sketchbook
Posted 6 Feb 2007
QUOTE (Chyld @ Feb 6 2007, 10:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So if the house has been turned into big falling rocks, surely Theo and Trilby would be a fine mist before the Bridge even appeared?
Forgetting that time doesn't affect Chzo - hence the anachronistic destruction of the soul before the mind even though it occurred nearly two hundred years afterwards. Once the bridge is created, Chzo can do whatever the hell he wants, like pull Trilby and DaCabe from any point in time he so desires.
In Topic: Living room picture in 5 Days... it changes?
Posted 6 Feb 2007
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It wouldn't really be creepy to have a tree occasionally appear in a painting.
.. .well...yes it would. Or do the pictures in your house change regularly?
Remember kids, think before we speak.
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