Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Hi, I am new, I would like to get to know some people... ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Hi, let me tell you about myself... I am 13, I am in to music making and movie making... I like Lego's... I love computers, TVs, and anything that plugs into a wall... I AM A BOY!!! (sorry, some confusion there...) ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
each one of you tell me if you have watched princess bride... ------------------ |
Max Member Posts: 523 From: IA Registered: 09-19-2004 |
wow, 3 posts. Howdy, I'm Max. I'm an idea monger, I'm good at designing, but lack in the coding area. You need ideas, I'm yer guy. Ahem, I have seen the Princess Bride.... funny show. ------------------ Blind belief is dangerous. - Kenyan Proverb Computers are useless. They can only give you answers. - Pablo Picasso |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
FUNNY??? FUNNY?? well... It is kinda funny... OK thanks... ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
your fast. I just did this a few minutes ago... ------------------ |
Mack Administrator Posts: 2779 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
Welcome to CCN! |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
somebody already said that...(no offense...)I want to know about you "guys" ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
trying to figure out which photo I like best. every time I get one I like, I am talking to someone who has that picture! ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I also like guns... I own a 22 caliber rifle with sight... brother does too... dad has a shotgun, assault rifle, and two pistols... Fun!!! ------------------ |
Mack Administrator Posts: 2779 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
quote: Alright, other than admining CCN with Klumsy and Krylar I head up XRUCIFIX. We're currently working on Eternal War: Nightmares, you can see screenshots here: http://www.christiancoders.com/cgi-bin/ubb-cgi/postdisplay.cgi?forum=Forum4&topic=000315 |
Lava Member Posts: 1905 From: Registered: 01-26-2005 |
lol I like legos too are you a Christian? what kind of music do you like?
quote: Lol actually it's intended to be a spoof of medieval europe, and imo it's hilarious. ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I don't have access to the pictures... "I'm on a white list...) Tell me about the project! ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
"are you a Christian?" Yes, reformed. what kind of music do you like? POD, Fleming and John, and aaron sprinkle. we have tons of christian MP3's!! "Lol actually it's intended to be a spoof of medieval europe, and imo it's hilarious." didn't think it was that! hum...
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CPUFreak91 Member Posts: 2337 From: Registered: 02-01-2005 |
quote: .....That's all I know!..... ------------------
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Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
got to love Fleming and John!!! POD is a rock group... Aaron sprinkle is a, a, I don't know!!! tell me about your self... ------------------ [This message has been edited by Man in black (edited August 07, 2006).] |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
have any of you guys worked in flash? ------------------ |
CPUFreak91 Member Posts: 2337 From: Registered: 02-01-2005 |
quote: I used to, but gave it up for something more productive, IMC, python. ------------------
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steveth45 Member Posts: 536 From: Eugene, OR, USA Registered: 08-10-2005 |
Hey, I'm a programmer, like some other fellas around here. I don't do Flash, but I think that HanClinto has done that. He's not around much right now since he's on a mission trip to Ghana. You said that you like to make movies and music, that's really cool. I've tried my hand at both of those. I've recorded some songs, and made one small "movie" although it was more of a short video. I think I'm mostly into programming video games, at this point. Although I still have equipment for music and video. ------------------ |
NetCog Member Posts: 149 From: Registered: 06-15-2006 |
I was trying to 'redo' IdolSmash followed by converting it into an 'ant' game - first step being to control an ant moving dirt. But I've gotten distracted by getting Ubuntu setup to monitor a company network. p.s. the 80s had some of the best and some of the worst music ever created (Van Halen=top notch). Jonah33, 38th Parallel, Benjamin Gate, Michael Tait, Jeremy Camp, and there's a group that has a similar sound to Jeremy... also, though I've only seen it once, there is nothing sissy about a Russian ballet performance. [This message has been edited by netcog (edited August 07, 2006).] |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Hey, I am going to be off the forum for maybe a mouth... but I will tell you when I get back on! go on and give me advise on Flash so when I get back, I can read the stuff! See you! ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
quote: What's a reformed Christian? Oh, and I'm pretty sure Lava is Not a girl. Lazarus |
bennythebear Member Posts: 1225 From: kentucky,usa Registered: 12-13-2003 |
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------------------ proverbs 25:7 www.gfa.org - Gospel for Asia www.persecution.com - Voice of the Martyrs |
Lava Member Posts: 1905 From: Registered: 01-26-2005 |
quote: Correct lol ------------------ |
Tonnyx Member Posts: 140 From: Indiana, USA Registered: 08-02-2005 |
Reformed Christianity tends to refer to people whose theology goes back to the Reformation, especially Calvin. Now is *not* the time to start a Calvinism vs. Arminianism debate! - but I'm just bringing it up to explain. I don't know what branch of Reformed theology maninblack subscribes to (and he can explain for himself when he gets back), but generally when I say "Reformed", I mean that I am a Calvinist -- that is, I believe in the absolute sovereignty of God, I don't believe that free will plays a part in one's salvation (I "believe in" free will, but you have to be careful about what one means by the phrase - often people who "believe in" free will mean that they believe themselves free to choose to be saved, and that God "chose" people by looking forward through time and seeing who would choose to be saved - that is not what Reformed theology understands "free will" to mean). Reformed theology generally subscribes to the five points of Calvinism: total depravity (people are bad in the very core of their being), unconditional election (God chose us not on the basis of what we would do), definite atonement (this is a touchy one, but in essence Jesus' blood is effective in paying for the sins of believers, but does not pay for the unbelievers' sin), irresistible grace (one cannot effectively choose to resist God's choosing), and perseverance of the saints (once saved, always saved). Reformed theology is typically Presbyterian in its understanding of church government, but I'm not sure how broadly that applies. So that is how Reformed theology is typically different from other schools of thought. Its underpinnings, though, are the principles common to Protestants (the "six solas")- salvation is by faith alone, through scripture alone, by way of Christ alone, because of grace alone; the glory is to God alone. Hope that helps! ------------------ |
jestermax Member Posts: 1064 From: Ontario, Canada Registered: 06-21-2006 |
hey! someone else who listens to christian rock! Jonah33 is awesome i also like Kutless, Skillet, Building 429, Casting Crowns, Jeremy Camp, Plumb, a bit of Relient K, and a ton of others .... sooo.... welcome to CCN.... or welcome in a month?.. ps. a Calvinism vs. Arminianism debate could get ugly, lol |
NetCog Member Posts: 149 From: Registered: 06-15-2006 |
quote: I have yet to actually get Jonah33 but it is on my definate top. Plumb is also one I 'desperately' need to get. I saw Building 429 in concert...the sound system wasn't set up optimally imho but they were pretty good. I listen to their cd from time to time. Casting Crowns = 6 gold stars! p.s. most definately |
jestermax Member Posts: 1064 From: Ontario, Canada Registered: 06-21-2006 |
i prefer the second jonah33 cd over the first (and the first casting crowns over the second ) also, my gf just bought the newest Plumb cd and apprently it's "amazing" (i'm not that big on the new cd) i left out switchfoot and starfield (the first cd only though). the new switchfoot cd (nothing is sound) ROCKS. i actually like all the songs on it |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
tonnyx got it right... hey, if you are going to talk about music, do it somewhere else. I want to learn about you guys! ------------------ [This message has been edited by Man in black (edited August 08, 2006).] |
buddboy Member Posts: 2220 From: New Albany, Indiana, U.S. Registered: 10-08-2004 |
I love Kutlass!! Skillet too.. And Casting Crowns!! POD is pretty cool, tho it seems a *little* too hardcore. like a kid at school who is really really into rock music, like as in, it's scary, lol, likes to go to their concerts. cuz he said they have the best mosh pits of all. he goes to concerts just to be in the mosh pits. lol. [edit] oops forgot to tell you about me. i like legos too, saving up for a mindstorms =D. i program, C++, Python, BYOND. im 14, in the 9th grade (well, as of tomorrow im in the 9th grade.). i leik to do Pivot animations, wish i could do stuff with Flash but i'm too poor. lol. i am as of this moment extremely bored, and feel like rambling on and on, but must stop lest the veteran members of this forum begin to fear for their lives (hey guys, life's too short for long faces, gotta laugh it up =D) ------------------
RADIOACTIVE IE AHEAD! int name() [This message has been edited by buddboy (edited August 08, 2006).] |
NetCog Member Posts: 149 From: Registered: 06-15-2006 |
Whiney bands can go out the door. Rarely will I listen to one but after that, no more whineyness for the day. Unfortunately, at times the "local" radio stations (K-Love and WayFM - though WayFM is pretty weak signal) seem to only play male whiney...it's like they have to follow one of the 'weakest' trends in pop music....male whiney crooning...blech. |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Blah Blah balh, you guys are not making any intelligible words! ------------------ |
Realm Master Member Posts: 1971 From: USA Registered: 05-15-2005 |
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Dang you. Darn it ------------------
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Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
dude, you think that is cool, my dad has two pistils, and a shot gun, and an assault rile. ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
This is how we get to know each other? By talking about guns? Sweet... Anyway, my brother bought a Glock 19 yesterday - with a 33 round mag. Total pwnage. |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
NICE!!! And yes, this is how we get to know each other... What I really want now is a 22 C. pistol. My dad has one, and a 10mm pistol. Shiny! ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Oh, by the way, my brother does have a 22 but mine has a sight and the gun (the sight would not be very useful if you did not have a gun huh?) Let's try to figure out the use of a sight without the gun! ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
Now the kind of .22 I always wanted was this one:
Calico .22 caliber rifle with 100 round helical magazine. Best - .22 - ever. |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I can't see the image... ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
I bet your parents have an image blocker or something then... I can see it just fine. Mmm... Calico 100 round magazines... |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I have a white list... maybe thats it. ------------------ |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
I've always wanted to own an M1 Garand. Something about owning a military grade weapon has always appealed to me. ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
Yeah. Fortunately, Springfield Armory has them on sale for the low, low price of $1467 apiece. Built with a new receiver, barrel and stock, and the rest U.S.G.I Mil-spec. Makes you want to go right out and buy one, doesn't it.. |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
Beyond the fact that I don't actually have any money to buy one? Yes. Actually I'd personally prefer to have a WWII vintage one, but it depends on how easy they are to find. ------------------ |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
Here's the site I was looking at by the way. These are all either vintage, or rebuilt vintage M1 Garands. http://www.garandguy.com/issuegrade.htm ------------------ [This message has been edited by Ereon (edited November 29, 2006).] |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
These guns are expensive! I saw an assault rifle for like $200 in a magazine. The book magazine, not the gun magazine. ------------------ |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
Ah, but that assault rifle wasn't carried onto the beaches of Normandy, or possibly used in one of the battles for Guadalcanal was it? ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Does it matter? Dude, you have something against the rifle? ------------------ |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
Lol, no, but I prefer weaponry with a little bit of history behind it if possible. It gives me a bit of a thrill to think that I could be holding a weapon that's actually been carried onto a field of battle at some point in history. ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
The assault rifle was used in wars passed. World War one and two (i think). and they still use a gun similar to it today. don't you know! ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
Probably not the kind you saw in the gun magazine though. In WWII one of the only assault rifles(properly termed anyway) that was used was the German StG-44. |
Ereon Member Posts: 1018 From: Ohio, United States Registered: 04-12-2005 |
Actually the Garand technically is an assault rifle (though semi-automatic) and it's actually the predecessor of the M-14 and the M-16s of today. And also, MiB, I'm talking about guns that have physically been on an actual battlefield, not guns the TYPE of which have been on the battlefield, the types of guns that may have actually at some point fired a bullet that killed an enemy soldier. In my mind there's a pretty big difference, and I prefer the battlefield used weaponry myself. ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
you ever played Star Wars battlefront II? On X box? SWEET MAN!!! ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
Wow. I have never - never seen someone switch the topic so fast before. |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I am trying really hard... Enough guns, video games are next! ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Should I show you what I really look like? ------------------ |
Lazarus Member Posts: 1668 From: USA Registered: 06-06-2006 |
We already know what you look like... This: And I look like this: Glad we got that out of the way... |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
I DO NOT!! SHOULD I show you my photo? ------------------ |
zookey Member Posts: 1902 From: Great Falls, Montana, USA Registered: 04-28-2002 |
hey! nice to meet ya dude---my mame is Josh and I run Team KAIZEN (www.teamkaizengames.com) btw if you like Christian rock check out Decyfer Down (cant remember the site google them tho they are awesome) ------------------ |
Man in black Member Posts: 123 From: olathe, KS, USA Registered: 08-04-2006 |
Hi, I do none of that stuff but all of it sounds very interesting... I am the man in black, I am in black. ------------------ |