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The official Han Clinto appreciation thread! – David Lancaster

David Lancaster

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Cause he's such a nice guy and deserves it
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Ok, honestly I this is awesome. I hope he appreciates this because its probably the 2nd most random post I've ever seen on a forum.

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Arch, your timing and use of pictures is......inspiring...lol

But yeah, good ol Han Clinto, he deserves this thread. He and many others help influence this site, the good parts of this site, lol.

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HanClinto

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Wow... thanks guys.

This really brightened up my day, puts an extra spring in my step. I really like Christian Coders (I think I refresh this site more than any other -- including slashdot), I really enjoy talking with everyone on the site, praying for people, working with you all, getting to see some at CGDC (yay!), learning about and in general exploring bringing Christ to be over every aspect of our lives -- even our gaming. You guys all make this a wonderful place to hang out, and I'm very thankful to be a part of that.

Thanks! <wipes virtual tear from eye>

--clint

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lol... dangit, i didn't get to post before you replied.... HanClinto is cool, i love MITE, think he outdid himself there =D lol... he did good on BD too (everyone did)...

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Han was the first guy I met at CGDC '06. He helped me get into my room, had a bunch of questions for me about who I was. He was so humble. Then I saw that he was one of the instructors. But he never breathed a word about his status--true Christian humility. We got to eat dinner together, talk a lot, and his workshop on Python was great. He's super smart and he answered everybody's question at the workshop to their satisfaction. His intelligence is under submission to Christ, and he's a inspiration. It will be great to know him for years to come.
HeardTheWord

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I have to agree with the posts above. Clint, you are a great guy to work with, even if it is online, and you always have something awesome to contribute to the community. I admire your ambition and dedication to each project you work on. You are one of the reasons I keep coming back to this site.
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Three cheers for HanClinto!!!

Huzzah!
Huzzah!
Huzzah!


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steveth45

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Champion of Python,
Defender of the C#,
Knight of the Open Source,
the man, the myth, the Clinto!

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Realm Master

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Couldn't agree more guys!

Hey, can we vote to make him a mod? If ANYONE deserves it (or can acutally do it responsibly) its Han Clinto!!!

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this board's not a democracy...

... if the great Krylar wills it, HanClinto will be made a mod and all will rejoice.

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Hear hear! HanClito's the man!

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This post has been made in appreciation of Clint.

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who's hanclinto???

...j/k . one of these days i might make it around to one of the conferences to meet some of you guys.

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Phew -- you guys are all embarassing me and stuff.

Seriously, thanks a lot for all of the kind words -- I really feel appreciated, and that means a lot. Thanks loads for being such a great group of friends, and I really look forward to continuing the friendships in the future. God's really blessed us all so much -- to Him be the glory.

--clint

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Praise the Lord for Clint! He (and his lovely wife) has been a blessing to me at the conferences. They have blessed other attendees, many developers throughout several forums (that I can't keep up with all of them!), and is a great juggler to boot!

A sincere "Thank you!" Clint and Jennifer!

From CrazyTim!

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Hey Han

I met you here on CCN and you were the first person to join my "christian gaming" area on missionster. You have a strong relationship with christ and it shows, also the way you make him an integral part of gaming and thus make gaming an integral part of your life is a great example. The fact that you give workshops, try to explain the views games give to parents at your church and write articles on faith in games have all positively impacted me. The fact that you are here to give us younger and less mature people a helping hand in both code, art, and spiritual matters just shows your spirit of blessing.

I have never met you in person, but I look forward to the day that I can. Keep up the great work, and don't forget my platfrom ha ha. Jeff out...

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Han owns it up right from the streets to the industry.
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Clint is the very very best, I don't know a guy nicer than him, he's cool, computer savy and popular.


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Originally posted by JeTSpice:
Han was the first guy I met at CGDC '06. He helped me get into my room, had a bunch of questions for me about who I was. He was so humble. Then I saw that he was one of the instructors. But he never breathed a word about his status--true Christian humility. We got to eat dinner together, talk a lot, and his workshop on Python was great. He's super smart and he answered everybody's question at the workshop to their satisfaction. His intelligence is under submission to Christ, and he's a inspiration. It will be great to know him for years to come.


Hey it's my Billings friend! Do you have a website? I've forgotten your name...I remember your game and I can't believe how well you did with such a simple programming language. It was an awesome idea mixing in RPG elements, biblical values, the sims type of status, and an immersive world, I loved it and I love how expansive the game is and just how big your idea is for it.
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Hey Clint, I send you appreciations . Way to go.

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Yep, Clint sure is a great guy.

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ArchAngel

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man, everybody here is complimenting Han, it's getting kinda monotonous.

might have to jazz up this topic with some well placed insults.

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LOL... what are you gonna insult Han about?

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haha, Arch.

I was afraid of that -- I thought my wife might post about how I leave my smelly socks on the floor, or about some of the stupid stuff I did in college, or about how I snore sometimes with a really annoying snot-gargle. But she was very kind, and didn't mention any of that stuff.

Phew.

ArchAngel

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yeah, Han, uh, leaves his smelly socks on the floor, did some stupid stuff in college, and snores with a really annoying snot-gargle.

gosh. what a jerk.


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lol... that was too late, too lame, and... it copied off Arch. lol.

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Is your wife on these forums clint? If so what is her sn?

If you've ever met Clint, he's just the nicest guy ever, very popular and every one just likes him...He's just so cool! Clint - the coolest guy ever...Although Jon is a pretty cool and nice guy as well, along with being an Ogre genius

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i wish i were Clint for he is pro.
Pro in a way that belittles the word pro.

We shall call this level of pro: "pro++"

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quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:
Is your wife on these forums clint? If so what is her sn?

Yeah, she is. If you're very familiar with the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, then you could probably know it from her avatar. For the rest of you, reading this comic might give you a clue.

Jestermax: Hah -- "pro++". The part about "i wish i were Clint" struck me a little funny -- because I don't even always wish I were me. Sometimes I get really down and out about sin in my life (just as I imagine everyone does). But I do appreciate the comment about pro++.

Thanks!

In Christ,
clint

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LOL... 'pro++'... definitely. =D

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ArchAngel

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tonnyx is ye woman?


well, I must say, you both have good taste in art.
C&H = greatest comic strip ever.


but, anyhow, people who aren't necessarily happy with themselves can be really among the nicest people around. (except those who are insecure.. they suck.. namely everyone)

I used to be a nice guy until I decided I was better than everyone else.

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I used to be nice... until the weight of the world crushed my spirit lol.
Clint you really are a nice guy i don't remember the last time i felt as welcome in a new group as i have CCN
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Clint's words captivate and inspire as he draws them into a world of interesting thoughts and tales. Han Clinto is truly a genius.

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David Lancaster

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Does anyone know what Clint has been up to, where he is and what he's doing?
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I don't know, he has been in the ccn-chatzone for quite a long time now.

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quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:
Does anyone know what Clint has been up to, where he is and what he's doing?


He's been on a mission trip lately. He's quite busy by the looks of things.

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quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:
Does anyone know what Clint has been up to, where he is and what he's doing?

If I were to hazard a guess, I would say that Clint's been busy with getting back to life in the States, and trying to figure out where he's going to work and what he's going to do in the near future. He's currently working two jobs and needs to quit at least one of them, but doesn't know which to pursue, or if he should drop both of them and pursue full-time Christian-based game development.

But that's just my guess as to what he's been up to.

I've not been spending *quite* as much time on CCN as I used to -- I no longer read every single post that comes through here. I've been working on a few projects, trying to *do* a little bit more with Christian-based games rather than just *talk* about it. Not sure how well it's working out, but I've got a few things to show for it. Hopefully I'll get to show a preview of it soon -- we'll see.

Good to see you around, David!

In Christ,
clint

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I totally agree with doing more programming less discussing. I have so many discussions with friends about certain things and the projects we're working on. Written out plans and discussed them some more and talked about features, then in conversation another idea pops up for an app and we then repeat the cycle again.

I've been programming more now then ever. I've taken over one open source app that i have been contributing to over the last 4 years. As far as game development goes i do it all day long at uni so have plenty of time to dedicate to it. I've just completed a pretty complex game framework for a game we have to do called Alien Invaders. It's basicly space invaders with the ability to change from a 2d perspective to full 3d.

Anyways less posting more coding... ahem...

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Hey, I regretted not getting around to post in this thread back when it started, so I'm glad that it got resurrected. Anyway, I was able to snap a picture of Clint's return:

Your posts are ownage and I hope your games will be too. Good luck and whatnot.
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Lol, I just had to bust out laughing seeing that picture.

Hmm, you'd think such a big event would've been in the newspapers.

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David Lancaster

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Anything new with Micro Forte Clint?
HanClinto

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lol. Those pictures are all so great -- thanks.

Nothing yet -- I submitted my resume to them almost 3 months ago, and hadn't heard any replies. So I re-sent it yesterday, and we'll see if I get anything back. I know they filled the position I was originally applying for (Linux Programmer), but there are still several others there that I qualify for just as much.

Of course the *main* reason why I'm considering that job is because I could call myself an Aussie just like my hero David Lancaster.

--clint

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lol, those pictures are awesome, but Clint deserves it...... even though I haven't ever met him or know hardly anything about him, but yeah, from what people say he's really cool

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quote:
Originally posted by HanClinto:
lol. Those pictures are all so great -- thanks.

Nothing yet -- I submitted my resume to them almost 3 months ago, and hadn't heard any replies. So I re-sent it yesterday, and we'll see if I get anything back. I know they filled the position I was originally applying for (Linux Programmer), but there are still several others there that I qualify for just as much.

Of course the *main* reason why I'm considering that job is because I could call myself an Aussie just like my hero David Lancaster.

--clint


What company are you applying for?

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Lazarus

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quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:
Anything new with Micro Forte Clint?

Probably this one ^^^^

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quote:
Originally posted by HanClinto:
lol. Those pictures are all so great -- thanks.

Nothing yet -- I submitted my resume to them almost 3 months ago, and hadn't heard any replies. So I re-sent it yesterday, and we'll see if I get anything back. I know they filled the position I was originally applying for (Linux Programmer), but there are still several others there that I qualify for just as much.

Of course the *main* reason why I'm considering that job is because I could call myself an Aussie just like my hero David Lancaster.

--clint


But I plan to move to America to be just like my hero Clint Harran! How about we just both move to the moon then we can be in the same place

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Okay now we make THIS thread longer than the Girls... thread!


TO THE 57th PAGE!!!!

(Because Han is way more worth a long thread then my spamming)

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ArchAngel

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lemme see... girls... han... girls... han...

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It's got kind of a ring to it, don't you think?

er, maybe not...

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Good point Arch, No offense Han.

Anway, Sever undislocsed persons on CCN will be featured in an upcoming flash of mine.


Wait for it... (If i ever get it fineshed that is)

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Must be hard to stay humble from all this appreciation... I hope you don't make Brother stumble.

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In honor of Clint, I hereby change my avatar (yes, again) but also because Calvin and Hobbes is so stankin cool .

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I don't think han wants an apology; he'd probably feel a little awkward if we choose him over boobi-- I mean, girls.

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I think Arch's last comment made me feel a little awkward.
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Methinks arch had a (if not a little unclean) good point.

we need an embarrased smily.

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Cheers for HanClinto!!! But not for the "Other" topic. Anyway, Han I tip my saber to you.

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New avatar slightly abridged for clearness and over all coolness .

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David Lancaster

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Over the Hedge: "I want a cookie" "I want a clinto"
David Lancaster

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Clint is the best!
Lazarus

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Um, okay.

Yes, he is.

But are we going to do this every month?

Fine with me.

David Lancaster

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Chatted with clint on skype the other day My life once again feels complete
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Too many of you guys view Han as one should only view God or a woman.

Calm yourselves down. Hero? ... yes. Deity? no.

:-p

HanClinto, this is obviously no attack on your character. I agree with all these guys. I'm just saying.. too much man-love going on here. Take that as you will.

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HanClinto

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haha.

Honestly Crazyish, I would tend to agree with you. I'm glad to know you all like me and appreciate me as a friend. Sincerely, thanks.

But I'm also starting to think that this thread could be hidden in the political forum along with some of the long Warsong threads.

ArchAngel

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haha, I was just thinking of that, crazyishone. Han's becoming diefied.

but, fortuantely, I found a loophole.

create a cult where Hans is the unwilling true prophet.

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Lazarus

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LOL!

Clintoism...

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lol! I just had to.


Clint is teh bezt!!1

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Max

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How did I miss this thread for months?????????

Clint, you rule.

You are the peacekeeper, never slandering, always being nice and polite. I don't think you are being diefied(spelling?) I think you are simply a role model for many people. I look up to you for your ability to remain coolheadedand calm. I tend to spout off at the mouth, but I'm trying to work on it, and it's good to see your peaceful posts.

I don't view it as worship, but simply looking up to a brother more humble and experienced than myself.

You're the best Clint, period.

-Max

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CoolJ

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yeah, I think he honestly likes to help out.

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i agree that we need an embarrassed smiley.

and in other news,

nah, we're not deifying you (there ya go for those of you who can't spell deity) we're just appreciating the fact that you're cool and fun and you like to help out.

yes arch had a very good point. as cool and fun as all of you are, im not sticking around here when there's girls elsewhere. =P

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quote:
Originally posted by buddboy:
as cool and fun as all of you are, im not sticking around here when there's girls elsewhere. =P

lol -- glad to hear it.

David Lancaster

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How is life Clint? Anything new?
Mene-Mene

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Yeah! 2 Pages!

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Lazarus

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Yep, that's about all that's n... TWO PAGES? HOLY COW!

This is getting kinda weird. :P

CoolJ

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quote:
Originally posted by crazyishone:
Calm yourselves down. Hero? ... yes. Deity? no.

Ok..maybe we get a little carried away, he's definitely not God but I do plan to celebrate Han-ukkah this year! haha!

and name my first-born Clint, even if it is a girl....

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What will you call her? Clintina?

Clinterella?

Clinterellaespicalidoucious?

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Lazarus

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Clintabella?

lol, Hanukkah. :P

We celebrate Clintadan every ninth month...

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I point my prayer rug to indiana and pray 5 times a day.

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rofl!

But do you make your pilgrimage to the holy city of Elkhart Indiana at least once a year like all faithful Clintoists?

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yes

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You might make it into Clintoparadise then.

Are you prepared to eliminate all infidels who will not convert to Clintoism? :P

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[sarcasm] Hey now! The Religion of Clintosim is a religion of peace! [/sarcasm]

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lol.

Yes, Clintoism is a religion of peace! ... and all those who say it isn't will be blown up or shot up or slashed up or run over by a car...

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Clintoism is about peace and spreading peace... the peace of the grave.

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Mene-Mene

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Da journeys only 2 hours for us, (Or less) but I'm not in Clintoism. I'm in JesusChristoism (Said like a notsotrue mexican).

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Hahahaha. This thread is getting to be really funny.

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Ditto.

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quote:
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What will you call her? Clintina?

Clinterella?

Clinterellaespicalidoucious?


Actually nothing that cool...probably Clinteesha, but friends will call her Han for short.

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I like the Clint!

http://www.ccgr.org/modules.php?name=MReviews&op=show&rid=759

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what was that?

ok you guys are getting just a *little* freaky here.

naming your first-born Clinteesha?

im gonna go do something normal.. non-HanClinto-worship-related.

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Clint what's up?
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Ah!!!! I can't believe I caught it! BuddBoy don't make another post until next year! Your at 2006! Back on topic, yea, whats up in your life. (Other than playing my wonderful to the absolute game, I mean absolutely wonderful game)

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ha ha too late Mene. besides, I don't think i could take not posting for another year... ha ha. j/k.

yeah what is up Han?

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Clint how have you been? I don't know if he'll read this post :P

Anything new in your life?

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Woah, I'm with buddyboy.

(Girls walk bye)

well.. I assume its time to leave

Later...
Han: I ddin't know RM could run the 100 meter dash...

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If Bono were the Pope he'd never compare to how awesome a guy like Clint is

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David Lancaster

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Has anyone seen Clint lately? Know how he's doing? I think he's been busy with work...
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He's doing okay, thanks for asking!

Yes, been busy with work a bit -- still trying to figure out the whole "job" thing and stuff.

How are you doing, David? It's good to see you around the boards. Do you know if you're planning on coming over for the CGDC again this year?

--clint

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I would like to very much, if finances allow

Very good to hear from you clint Been missing you. I've been okay just Christmas and all. When you think you'll have the 'job' thing figured out? Have any new doors opened?

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David Lancaster

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How goes job hunting clint?
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It goes okay -- down to about two options. We met with our pastor and talked through a lot of it last Wednesday, and we're meeting again for lunch today, and we'll see what that brings.

Good to hear from you!

--clint

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Glad thats going well Han, my dad was out of work for a while. Personally I hope I never have to work on a job.

Could someone help me turn my prayer rug towards Indiana, I'm having some trouble.

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Good to hear from you clint How did it go?
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Curious if I might reckognise your Pastor's name. How's your Job Search going?

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Well a brief update for you David, I just quit one of my jobs today and I'll be working with the mission full time for a little while (probably around a couple of months) just to wrap stuff up. Bought a new laptop, and also sent out an application to the place where Steve Goss works.

M^2, not sure if you would know him -- he used to be a pastor of a church down in Indianapolis. Here's our church webpage in case you're interested in seeing a photo of him.

Oh yeah, and since I stopped my other job I sortof need to give them their laptop back, so I just bought a Macbook today (actually the exact same model and configuration as the one that my wife just got).

Crazy stuff!

--clint

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horray for hanclinto, coolest guy on the interwebz!

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Cool! Glad my favorite missionary coder got a good comp! Will look at the web pages.

Sorry, don't reckonise him. Our home pastor is at www.breakthrough.net

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Lazarus

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Who's HanClinto?

(old joke from first page... yeah. )

David Lancaster

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As much as I love and adore HanClinto, your right, I don't know who he is :P On a deep level or anything, I met him a few days at CGDC, and had some cool chats over skype, apart from that. I don't know him as a person. What he believes about his faith, what his desires, hopes and dreams. Well not on the level a close friend would know him. Maybe he can enlighten us?
Lazarus

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As much as you what?

...

Mene-Mene

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Admire HanClinto.

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Lazarus

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No, he said "Love and adore"...

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hanclinto is a pretty resourceful guy,i admire him too.

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EDIT: sory double post ☺☻♥♦♣♠

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Matthew(22:36-40)"Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."
Whose Son Is the Christ

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jestermax

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i nominate him as leader of some small country...possibly switzerland...those guys are WAY too neutral...
Lazarus

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Yeah, Ace. You know Clubs, HanClinto doesn't double-post either.
So you might want to edit that, Hearts.

JMan, I suggest the country of North Korea.

David Lancaster

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And all the people of his country can love and adore him too :P
Mene-Mene

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Lib: Jes said that, not me.

I definetly think he should be a moderator.

I'm still having trouble with my prayer rug.

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I assume, for those that don't know, I'm not being serious, not being serious = :P usually, as much as I appreciate Clint for the person he is I would never say he is better than anybody else and I wouldn't say anybody is better than him, there's alot of good things about alot of people that deserve being said, the nature of this thread is my way of encouraging a friend and being silly at the same time however I'm beginning to question how well that may have been communicated...

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Mene-Mene

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I understood that, but I also take this as a way to say, "Thank You" to Clinto for being who he is, and following his call.

As well as adding a bit of silliness.

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the thing about clint is he doesn't boast too much and he is HTH ,and is a pretty cool guy. he doesn't hold himself above others and he doesn't consider himself below others.that's something to be admired.

and don't forget that he is still a human like all of us.

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Han's a human? I always thought he as a stuffed tiger

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spade89

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ya, i noticed that tiger too what's the deal with that?? it looks like tiggger from winnie the pooh except real happy.

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jestermax

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its Hobbes from Calvin & Hobbes, only the best comic in the world!
(Arch's and tonnyx's displays are from it too)
EDIT: and laz too

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Lazarus

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You almost forgot about me, Jestermax!

Anyway, yeah - uh, this topic isn't about deifying HanClinto or anything.

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Here's to seven months of this thread! May all the good that Han has done for us be multiplied back to him.

I pray that Han's job is a major success for him. And let that be the first of many. Blessings to you all.

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I'm praying for Han too! You rock dude
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I believe Clint (and his wife) were the first people I met at CGDC when I got there to set up, and among the last people to help me find my stuff (that had been moved because we were late packing up) as we left. He also led the Q&A discussion that we had on the last day of meeting times. Very nicely done.

Blessings to you,
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Do you remember me? Do you remember Jeff? I remember Jeff, he was cool he prayed with me
David Lancaster

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Clint is cool ^^
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Agreed. Clinto for Mod! lol.

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You are obsessed, David. -_- Right?
David Lancaster

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Clint what's up with your life at the moment?
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Things are a little busy at the moment -- Jennifer and I are flying out tomorrow morning for a job interview at the place where Steveth works, so we're praying that it goes well. Still not sure if we'd take the job if offered, but we're really interested in pursuing it and seeing what doors are opened up for us.

I'd write more, but I gotta' get home and finish packing.

--clint

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Hey guys, if you think of it today (Friday), you can pray for Clint. He is, at this very moment, beginning his interview with Pipeworks (or maybe just sitting waiting for it to start).

Next week he has an interview for a job that would be in Elkhart (where we live now).

If both companies make a job offer, we're still not sure which one we'd take. While game development is a huge dream of Clint's, there are other factors. For example, church, friends, moving across the country vs. staying where we're at, things like that.

It would be a huge change for me, if we moved here to Eugene. I've moved once in my life (when I got married), other than dorms & apartments in college. I've lived in the Midwest my entire life.

So I'm trying to put off thinking too hard about it until after we hear back from both companies. I would really like it, I think, if one job offered, and the other one didn't, then I think it would be pretty clear what God wants us to do. Hopefully that would coincide with how we feel about the companies.

So, I'm off to ride the bus around town and hang out while Clint has his interview.

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Will do.

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gotcha covered
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Oh, I wish I knew this earlier. Hope all went well today. I pray for clarity in any of the possible decisions you may have, although I admit, I have a bit of a bias to see you in Eugene.
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HanClinto is awesome. Long time, no see, chap. I hope things are going well for you. Coolness on the job possibilities; I'll be praying for you (plural). How's your personal game development been? I've lost track of MITE since, well, I first heard about it nearly two years ago.

Best wishes!

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I'm praying for you Clint, let us know how you go okay?
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some actual appreciation:
thanks for being so welcoming/intelligent.

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David Lancaster

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Some more appreciation for Clint!

Hip Hip Hooray!

David Lancaster

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Talk is cheap but HanClinto is priceless
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hahaha, crazy uncle David Lancaster...

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That guy in your avatar really sets off these posts nicely, Dave.
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Three cheers for HanClinto, a most excellent Christian Coder! Thanks for encompassing many of the traits (enthusiasm, Christ-mindedness, skill in your craft, etc.) that we should all try to have as well. I'm not saying that we're completely without those traits, but your behavior encourages us to improve upon them.

Clint = statusIsCool;

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quote:
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Three cheers for HanClinto,

I agree.

I would give you 4 cheers, but that would violate the trinity.

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quote:
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That guy in your avatar really sets off these posts nicely, Dave.

I think it's a girl actually...
She's cute.

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:O *dreaded shock*

It's a Twilight Princess version of Axys :O And you thought Axys was a girl :O :O

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*moves to Australia to come work for David*

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You'd be better of working with me than for me.

Wanna make a game?

jestermax

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I'd love to make a game, hehe. don't jerk my chain though :P

btw, for those who don't know me, game dev is basically what i think about 24/7 (makes working on asp.net difficult though) aside from God.

but wait.... this is the HanClinto appreciation thread...
Go Clint!

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RA Games

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Oh Duh on me! It's a guy!

I always hated falling in love with guys.

I think I've been looking at ANIMALS for too long. <see link below>
http://www.noahsadventures.com/images/leftgif.gif

Hey Han Clint!
Where are ya man? Save me!

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quote:
Originally posted by RA Games:
Oh Duh on me! It's a guy!

I always hated falling in love with guys.


I hate it when I do that too...

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quote:
Originally posted by jestermax:
I'd love to make a game, hehe. don't jerk my chain though :P

btw, for those who don't know me, game dev is basically what i think about 24/7 (makes working on asp.net difficult though) aside from God.

but wait.... this is the HanClinto appreciation thread...
Go Clint!

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I wouldn't want to jerk anyone's chain

Just out of curiosity, I know it's more of a pm question.

Ever been involved in any teams or ever inquired with any companies like XX etc?

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quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:

Ever been involved in any teams or ever inquired with any companies like XX etc?

I'm not sure what you mean by "XX", if that's an actual company name then i think it's safe to assume not.

PS: Go Clint!

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XX - Xrucifix, I think.(Mack's company)

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OHHHHHH, yeah, i know Xcrucifix, i can't wait until their next game comes out. Their themes are similar to a game idea i had.

Oh, i get what you're saying. No i haven't talked to any game companies, Christian-based or not. I'm going back to school in the fall to finish up my B.Sc. so i wanted to wait until then to get shot down by serious companies. I've wanted to do this since around kindergarten-grade 1, so hopefully God will open some doors/windows for me when the time comes. Until then i guess i'm stuck just being an obsessed wannabe game maker.

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Hey guys!

Sorry I haven't posted in here in a while. I've been keeping up to date with it, but you can understand how it can be a little weird posting in your own appreciation thread.


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Originally posted by RA Games:
I always hated falling in love with guys.

Yeah, me too. One of my disappointments in middle school was finding out that the middle Hanson was a guy. I think I had bought the single before I eventually found out that my crush wasn't valid. Apparently it's not an uncommon mistake to have made, but I still felt pretty silly.


Anyway, embarrassing moments aside, I suppose I should make some sort of official announcement regarding my employment situation. Thanks to you all for all of your prayers -- it was really appreciated! Jennifer and I flew out to Eugene Oregon to interview at the game company that Steveth works for. Steve was kind enough to host us for those days, and it was a fantastic time hanging out with him and his wife, as well as meeting several other members of CCN. The interview didn't go as well as I had hoped, but in retrospect, I guess it went about as well as I could have expected. I have a lot of game development experience, but one big gaping deficiency in my experience is a distinct lack of polished 3d math skills. I can do polar 3d vector math decently well, but as far as using linear transformation matrices or quaternions, I'm just not there. I'm not nearly as polished as I would need to be with things like dot products and cross products, and I don't do as much with low-level optimization as is commonly valued in a commercial game company.

As such, they were still great guys, and I would really enjoy working with them, but they weren't able to offer me more than an entry level position. More than that, they seemed somewhat disappointed with me, and not that enthusiastic about working with me, which was one of the main things that made me think that God might not want me to work there.

And then the next week, I had a surprisingly encouraging interview with JBL. They were very enthusiastic about working with me, and offered me a job package that was significantly more than I expected. It was tough for me to put my dreams of full-time game development on hold, but it really seemed that God was opening the door for us to stay here, and closing the door on Oregon for us. So God took me through a fairly complete mental 180 in about a week's time, which is still hard for me to work through at times, but we are so thankful that we have gotten such clear direction on this decision. All that to say, thanks again for all of your prayers!

So yeah. We're not moving to Oregon (yet), and we're not taking a full-time job in game development (yet). But this new job has got me very excited (I'll be learning DSP programming), continuing to help out at our church, and continuing with friendships that we've made here. So yeah, it'll be good, and because we know it's where God is leading, we know that it will be for the best.

Thanks!

--clint

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I'm sorry that you didn't get what you wanted, but its nice to have you in Diana. I hope all goes well with everything.
Han, you forgot to say go Clint!

Go Clint! lol.

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Hey Clint, anything new? How are you doing?
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I just wanted to say, every time I think of you Clint I hear these beautiful words ring in my ears:

"Hey all!

It appears that I'm not the only one frustrated with the lack of on-topic discussion here. So here's a thread that's for being on-topic."

Seriously every time I click that thread it's the first thing that comes up along with Clint's avatar, I can't get it out of my head. But we all love Clint and his heroism and coolness makes up for such tiny and harmless acts of unintentional cruelty.

Clint you rock so much!

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*clap*

Well said David, well said.

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3 + 1 Chears for HanClinto!

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One time i was trapped in a pit and clint threw in a ball and some sort of moving platform thing so i had something to play with while i was trapped.... *tear* what a great guy...

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that so "sweet"
LOL!
On that note...
I can recall, back in my old NASCAR days, I was neck and neck with Jeff Gordon (Never could be taht guy... or any others, for that matter!) IT would be my first victory, or at least 2nd place victory ever! Then some car behind me nicked my back left bumper and I spun out (quite fast, I might add) But when I hit the wall, when it was supposed to be all over, my car did a flip and landed on my roll cage, and THEN my car caught on fire!
Will, Han, being the great guy that he is, risked his life running over the track and handed me a fire estinguisher to keep myself from getting char-broiled. Then he ran back over the track and climbed into his RV again.
That was so great of him, I only suffered minor 2nd degree burns on my right hand and foot! (a little on the neck too, but hey, whos counting?)
Horray for Han!
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Like this?

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"I only suffered minor 2nd degree burns on my right hand and foot! (a little on the neck too, but hey, whos counting?) Horray for Han!" - RM

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I know you all have heard this story over and over, but I must repeat it...

...I was out in the jungles of Brazil, hunting the famed man-eating snake they have there. My guide, Leroy, had been badly infected with malaria, and I was carrying him in waste-deep swampland. Stopping to rest and take bearings, I noticed the large piercing eyes of the Amazonian Python peaking up through some leaves -- the deadliest of all the snakes in the basin. The snake lashed out and quickly had both Leroy and I in an ever-shrinking death coil. It was all I could do to keep my muscles flexed while breathing in, buying me some precious time. As I started to black out, Han walked by. Apparently he had a snake-charming flute and all was well. We woke up in a village hospital, a few miles from our airport. I'll never forget that. Horray for Han!

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Not nearly as dramatic, but I'll tell my tale.

..I was in the Himalayas with a team of five other men our attempt was to scale that man-killer peak Everest. We had made it a good two miles from the peak when Jean-Pierre sneezed a rather loud french sneeze triggering a massive avalanche. We were camped in an enclave that burdened the majority of the force of the torrent of snow, yet still left us huddled in our tent, 50 feet under a snowy grave. Franz started popping open sterno cans and managed to melt hole to the surface before we were knee deep in water. And then it hit us! We had used all the sterno and would be force to eat vienna sausages raw until we were rescued. But then a voice called down the snowy hole! It was Han! He said that he was just coming back down the mountain and had a bunch of beef jerky left over that he didn't really need. That jerky saved our lives! After four short weeks we were airlifted out unscathed. All except Jean-Pierre who lost his nose to frostbite. Horray for Han!!11

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No...I was the one who gave you guys that jerky, Sam!
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Laz is really Han!?!?!?!

WHOA... that's insane...

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No! That's not what I mea -

Ah, whatever. Yes, I'm HanClinto.

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Yeah like that time my space helmet fell off while I was lost in space and I was out of oxygen, Han came along and handed me a tank! What a great guy!

And this other time me and Clint were walking along this dirt trail in the outback of Australia, we followed it all the way to this hill so we decided to climb all the way to the top of this hill. Then when we got to the top we looked across the horizon and saw this valley and it was beautiful.

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Well, in 2062 I was working on the John F Kennedy Lunar Station in the molecular biology department. We caught word that a terrorist group was launching nuclear weapons at the base and were evacuating. The missiles destroyed the moon, the station and killed all of us working up there. It was such a tragedy that Han built a time machine and went back to Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, in USA at 12:28 p.m. CST. Exactly 2 minutes later Han was positioned on the grassy knoll and fired his rifle, killing President JFK and halting the space program. The JFK Lunar Station was never brought into existence and here I live, a nice and healthy life because of Han's bravery! Horray for Han!
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quote:
Originally posted by mastallama:
Well, in 2062 I was working on the John F Kennedy Lunar Station in the molecular biology department. We caught word that a terrorist group was launching nuclear weapons at the base and were evacuating. The missiles destroyed the moon, the station and killed all of us working up there. It was such a tragedy that Han built a time machine and went back to Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, in USA at 12:28 p.m. CST. Exactly 2 minutes later Han was positioned on the grassy knoll and fired his rifle, killing President JFK and halting the space program. The JFK Lunar Station was never brought into existence and here I live, a nice and healthy life because of Han's bravery! Horray for Han!

Man, I love this thread.


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And I hate that we can't delete double posts.

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/me swings in

/me swings out

quote:
Originally posted by David Lancaster:
And this other time me and Clint were walking along this dirt trail in the outback of Australia, we followed it all the way to this hill so we decided to climb all the way to the top of this hill. Then when we got to the top we looked across the horizon and saw this valley and it was beautiful.


That was the besht.


Oh yeah, in other news, Jennifer and I are expecting our first wee little one in about 6 months hence (June 8th-ish). We're pretty excited.

--clint

Edit PS: One other thing -- you guys crack me up. Thanks for the fun stories -- I have a hard time remembering these, but I appreciate you all jogging my memory like that. Thanks for the laugh.

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Little Clints are on the way!!! I'm so happy More rocking little Han Clintos!
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Have you picked out a compiler for them yet?

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Originally posted by HanClinto:
Oh yeah, in other news, Jennifer and I are expecting our first wee little one in about 6 months hence (June 8th-ish). We're pretty excited.

CONGRADS!

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Congratulations Clint! That's great news.
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Many Congratulations Clint and Jennifer!

God Bless You!

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Wow! That's awesome news! I would also like to point out that the gestation period for Heron offspring appear to only be 2/3 that of a normal child. Very interesting!
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Originally posted by mastallama:
Wow! That's awesome news! I would also like to point out that the gestation period for Heron offspring appear to only be 2/3 that of a normal child. Very interesting!

When you have a time machine, you can deliver your baby whenever you want to

BTW, mastallama, that was a great story. I'd like to see that one as a movie!

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Originally posted by samw3:
BTW, mastallama, that was a great story. I'd like to see that one as a movie!

HA HA! Thanks, I actually had a dream like that about a week ago. It really wasn't Clint and there was a lot more detail...but that was the jist of it. I've been dreaming a lot of strange dreams lately that would make good movies (probably put out by Deminsion Films of Lionsgate...they do all the weirdie ones).

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Wow, people still post on this thread?

That is a testament to how awesome Han is. Haha.

Congrats on the offspring. Han, you have to post about a thousand pictures once he/she is born.


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HanChildren.kids = New jedi.kids
(my bb3d is rusty, but that should work!)

Little clints.... whoa! I wonder what THAT will be like.
I bet within his first year he is posting here telling us how to better run our code!
Just wait!

lol, whether the baby is "smart" or not matters not! Han's kids will all be blessings the the CCN community.

Pics! pics! pics!
lol. tetracongrats!

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Ironic how sam didn't get this attention... Congratulations Han! Genius or no, he'll be AMAZING!!!

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