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Lol just two dudes meeting after they find out they Eskimo Bros
This series of vids really makes me want to make a play at an amateur fight.
Lol just two dudes meeting after they find out they Eskimo Bros
Putting it in the freezer, however, worked like a charm.TIL blowing into NES cartridges did nothing to help the games work, and actually made it more likely that it would have a problem. Not sure if slapping it did anything. Ditto for my favorite "trick," which was to push it down when it wasn't fully in, so it would go in and down hard, giving it a two-plane motion like a slider (the pitch).
Ed: I recognize that this information is about a quarter century too late to be of any practical use...
Putting it in the freezer, however, worked like a charm.
UnpossibleI've been watching "The League" way too much
TIL blowing into NES cartridges did nothing to help the games work, and actually made it more likely that it would have a problem. Not sure if slapping it did anything. Ditto for my favorite "trick," which was to push it down when it wasn't fully in, so it would go in and down hard, giving it a two-plane motion like a slider (the pitch).
Ed: I recognize that this information is about a quarter century too late to be of any practical use...
I need to study how to recognize when a singer's talent extends beyond their (allegedly) god given supply? They got a "For Dummies" book to help me with that, by chance?
You just said Prince's music released a demon spirit or something. You haven't explained how scripture makes you an authority on that kind of thing.
And, hey, this is the lounge thread, where we talk about the best way to cook a roast, and listen to @Gregolian whine about his job, and tell @sniper his opinion is special even if he lives in a state like Washington. All points of view are appreciated here.
Maybe, but they don't support your conclusions.
I don't care what anyone- or empirical evidence- has to say. Blowing into those cartridges was both useful and necessary.TIL blowing into NES cartridges did nothing to help the games work, and actually made it more likely that it would have a problem. Not sure if slapping it did anything. Ditto for my favorite "trick," which was to push it down when it wasn't fully in, so it would go in and down hard, giving it a two-plane motion like a slider (the pitch).
Ed: I recognize that this information is about a quarter century too late to be of any practical use...
I don't care what anyone- or empirical evidence- has to say. Blowing into those cartridges was both useful and necessary.
It fuckin WORKEDIt worked.
You need to study the Bible first and foremost. Then dig into the occult and paganism...what it is, what it looks like, what it's about. Take some time and read up on the topics of spirits and demons... What they are and how they work. Look into secret societies and the entertainment industry. Then go back over Princes music, videos, . Then we can discuss this further. You can still reject everything and disagree but at least we can understand each other.
And what conclusion is that?
I can't remember cause I was little but my older brother may have done que-tips dipped in rubbing alcohol to get NES games to work. It seemed to do it but I could be completely wrong. He had like 50 games and only one stopped working.
Which one was that?
It was a hockey game. Probably the most played one so it just broke from overuse.
But what about the Donkey Kong cartridge(s)?