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William Hooper
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http://ww10.e-tractions.com/snowglobe/globe.htm

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Josh Jones
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click here if you dare!

JJ

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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DAMN! That is hilarious! Very cleaver! [beer]

>>> Phil

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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That actually is VERY funny!

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Phil Hill
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Yeah those guys are really talented and funny. I posted the main link to eBaum's World back a couple of pages. But here it is again: Click Here.

Go there often... [beer]

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Joshua Lott
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Helicopter Game

High Score 1270

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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Here are two episodes about Princess, a really cute li'l doggy!

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Awwww... isn't she so cute? She's precious!

Unfortunately only two episodes about Princess' adventures were ever made, and we've got them both here at Film-Tech.

Click here for episode 1

Click here for episode 2

I HIGHLY recommend children playing these episodes at school, or at home in front of other kids. If you have kids, get them in here quick! Don't watch it first to "screen" it for them. Watch it for the first time with them! Also if you have your family over, it would be great to watch it in front of them. They will appreciate you more for who you are. I think sick individuals should stay faaaar away from this, as certainly they will not enjoy it. [Smile]

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Tim Reed
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So, where does the dog come in? Well, "Preeeeencess" wasn't picked up by the network probably because it was too unfunny.
[Razz]

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Mark Lensenmayer
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Good Flash Animation? Try this by Olympic piece by Bruno Bozetto.

Olympic Flash Animation by Bozetto

Now, about PRINCESS:::

Trio TV, a small cable network, did a show about the Princess pieces. It was called SHOCKED. It is not on the current Trio schedule, but it may pop up again.

In the early dotcom days, Macromedia was heavily pushing its Shockwave plugin, and they were anticipating that SHOCKWAVE.COM would become a major internet content site. They hired Matt Stone and Trey Parker to create a series for SHOCKWAVE.COM, and promised them that they could do anything they wanted.

Matt and Trey decided to take it to the limit. They wanted to create a sweet little dog that would become a major star, like My Little Pony or something, selling lots of merchandise because it was so cute. Then, they put together the most disgusting content they could, which would seem sweet and innocent through the eyes of the dog.

When Macromedia saw the pieces, they realized there was no way that it was ever going to work, and that they could not possibly release the animation. They were fair about it, and paid Matt and Trey for the work, but they were hidden away for some time. Now, here they are in all of their glory.

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Richard Greco
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Hold your cursor on the guy's face

Cursor Eating Man

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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Fun Interactive Xylophone!

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Phil Hill
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My, that's f*ckin' intelligent... C'mon Joe, THAT'S even below *your* sense of "humor."

I think YOU should be banned and B'day boy Thomass should moderate in your place for 24 hrs.

OH, BTW: Happy birthday, Tom! [beer]

(He's now a 13 y/o "mind" in a 23 y/o body...) [Razz]

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Joe Redifer
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Try to keep your mouse cursor safe!

Click to play!

Stored on Film-Tech's very own servers for your FULL SCREEN (or at least full browser window frame) pleasure!

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Bobby Henderson
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The little guy cheats! Teleporting ain't fair!

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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

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quote:
Try to keep your mouse cursor safe!
What's with the Japanese crap? Everyone knows American video games are superior. American cartoons are, too.

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