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zeroman13 wrote:I've been playing Mario Golf for the past week or so non-stop.......which emulator did you get? I use Project 64.
Project64. I'm surprised it works on Vista.

The mini golf games at TBS.com are fun too Josh

Edit: Erased question. Just googled it instead

Edit2: Just watched the hi-speed honza xmas vid annnnnd pretty sure I saw his nuts
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I'm running Win 7.

Here's the setup I have.

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Got rid of the n64 emulator later that night in exchange for a SNES emulator. Have been completely obsessed with Earthbound. That's one long ass rpg.

still no footbag. but hit ripstein with a square beanbag at work and have been air shredding.
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LOL @ nuts...
I want an emulator. I had one for NES. I want to get one for super mario world. Nick and James and maybe Chase were all over that game in portland. But also I need to beat double dragon for NES and that wall at the end keeps killing me. I can save it perchance on an emulator with all my 3 luscious guys.

I will try your challenge. I still never hit the one you gave me in my challenge thread with pogo, but I did school it. Maybe I just can now. That;s the best when that happens.
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Oh hey I'm in Montana I think.
Glendive? Just for the night.
I'm also into ROMs, especially when traveling. I was playing some Project64 too. Kirby64 is great. My girlfriend and I beat Mario world on an SNES emulator on the bus ride to the Montreal summer jam. She's hardcore and we, like, 97%ed the game @____@
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Oh man NES Emulators. I recently got sucked in to Dragon Warrior II. What a timesink! I won't even touch anything beyond regular NES, there's way too much to get sucked into.

Double Dragon is basically impossible outside of an emulator. The final boss with the machine gun is ridic. But I love that game. It never gets old. Especially throwing the elbow, the move makes the game for me.
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Erik Chan wrote:Oh hey I'm in Montana I think.
Glendive? Just for the night.
You're only 446 miles (718 kilometers) away! Montana is 630 Miles wide. That's only a 7 hour drive which is short for Montanans. Come on by!

NES emulators are fun. I used to have one in 2004 and put hours and hours into Techmo Bowl. Double Dragon rules! I used to always play it on an arcade machine at the local pizza joint. The n64 was just too complicated with a keyboard.

Kicked for 5 minutes last night. (paradon>pdx barrage>rpt)>(paradon>pdx egg>rpt)

I've started cutting out stencils and spraypainting the designs onto shirts.
Made a silhouette of vasek from this picture but moved the bag further out so you could tell it was footbag:
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Also made a silhouette of people jumping in the air giving high fives in a freeze frame.
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Just did the rod laver inner-canvas removal mod for the first time ever (toe box and inside delay surfaces). The first shoe took an hour, the second took 15 minutes. Don't really plan on using them to shred, but just wanted to see if I could do it.

It was kind of dumb because they're my only street shoes and it's winter time but whatevs. They're much more comfortable now :oops:
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Played in newly modded lavers after watching the dec 24th vid which inspired 2 new tricks:
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Played with Jere yesterday. Was fun. Tried guiltless strings instead of just tiltless and big tricks.
-pdx drifter>blender>rpt>string
-pdx drifter>blur>atom>leg>rpt>string
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Happy New Year!

last received text of 2009: "Fuck You"
first received text of 2010: "Happy New Year!"

1st accomplishment of 2010: Peeing my first, middle, and last name in cursive
2nd accomplishment of 2010: quitting cigarettes/chew... so far successful
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I thought cigarettes were good for you?
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edit: my new years resolutions dont apply when im drunk
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I thought you were going to come out californy way? I've been practically begging you for 6 months. :P I understand with work and shit though.
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Got rid of the n64 emulator later that night in exchange for a SNES emulator. Have been completely obsessed with Earthbound. That's one long ass rpg.
I used to play that game entirely too much. I must have played it through 20 times when I was a kid. A sequel recently came out in Japan, and some geeks from the U.K. translated it into English. It's called Mother 3 and it requires a different emulator. I think it's even longer than Earthbound.
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That game is epic!!

From Challenges thread:
Sporatical_Distractions wrote:Haven't talked to ya since Worlds 2007. hope all is well
Paloma Mayo wrote:I don´t know who are you exactly, but yes everything is ok!
best wishes to you!
Buuurn! Seeing as how I spent 2 nights and several days in their hotel room because Josh Rose snores louder than poor people love handouts. Plus we smoked things smuggled into the US in the same dude's ass. If that's not memorable, then I don't know what is.

p.s. I'm being serious.
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p.s.

nice beats.
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LOL at all of your last post Kevin
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I got the morse-code message the other night. Cute. I translated it, and would love to get dreunk any time with you, Kevin. We just have to wait until Missoula gets above freezing for longer than a week. I should be back in the Northern Rockies sometime in April. There's a good chance I will be working near Kooskia, ID this summer. It's 100 miles west of Missoula on Hwy. 12. If so, then I could make appearances in Missoula a little more often than I have been.
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Hey man. I ran out of minutes on my phone so I can't check my voice mail. What did you say?
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