hello? comments?

If anything, watch the absoludicrus footage of corey feldman, with an intro by Mr. T.

I know you guys watch these, and if you don't your life is incomplete.

maybe you can tell me officer, am I black or white?

a few years back you may remember the "in living color" skit making fun of michael jackson's "black or white" with the wind, him asking the officer "am I black or white?" "youre under arrest" deal. I hadn't seen the actual extended ending of michael's until a year ago. You may find yourself saying "what the crap?..." more than once. compare and contrast if you have the time. In living color comes first, then michael's original.







And a choice Corey Feldman video too...I don't expect you to watch the whole thing, but I dare you to...

recognize anyone in photo?

table slide

look, its will ryan matt and ben, if they hadn't done it summer of 2003, they would have done this winter of 2003. if ben wasn't on the other side of the world that is...



and if you so desire...

Matt needs an iPhone

Price Drop: Marimba (Music)

via AppShopper.com: Popular Price Changes for iPhone on 9/1/10

Marimba 2.1

Category: Music
Price: $.99 -> Free, Version: 2.1 (iTunes)

Description:

– Free for 48 hours to celebrate Apple's September 1 Music Event –
Play the Marimba on the go!


Marimba offers almost two octaves of professional Orff-style marimba notes. Tap the bars to play the notes, just like a marimba or xylophone. Play complex songs with live looping: add harmony to a melody.

Features:
– Play up to 5 live notes at a time (great for duets!)
– Play along with your own iPod music
– Stereo sound (best quality through headphones)
– Live looping
• Record a sequence of notes, then play it back in a loop.
• Play two parts at once!
• Simple controls for recording and playback.
• Play up to 10 (!) notes at a time.
- Simple metronome
– Note names written on the bars for reference

To Loop:
1. Tap the Record button.
– The recording will start with the first note you tap, indicated by the bright Record light.
2. Tap the notes for your loop.
3. Tap the Play button to begin playback of your loop.
– The time between tapping your last note and tapping Pause determines the time between loop repetitions. If you tap Pause on the tempo of your loop (for instance, on the downbeat), you will get evenly timed playback.
4. Play other notes along with your loop!
5. Tap Pause to stop the loop.
– For convenience, your loop will always finish its cycle before pausing.
6. Tap Play to start the loop again.
– or – Tap Record to record a new loop.
7. Enjoy!

For a simple Metronome:
1. Tap Record.
2. Keep your desired beat in mind; for the next step, you'll be pressing two buttons in a row on the beat.
3. Tap a bar to play a note, then tap Play on the beat.
4. The note will play your steady beat until you tap Pause.

Have fun making music!

***1st Generation iPod touch Owners:
Make sure to set Sound Effects to either "Headphones" or "Both" in Settings > General > Sounds > Sound Effects to hear your marimba, and be sure to wear headphones or connect your iPod to speakers.

What's New

• Universal Support

• Improved Graphics


Marimba

where matt and I got our moves

matt and I had this game for the commodore 64. we would imitate the moves much like splinter would imitate master yoshis moves from his cage.

those suckas from beat street could have picked up some moves from this game so they did moves besides flips.

sweet video game titles

here are two game designs Ive been working on, let me know what you think.





by your lack of comments on my last post, I take it you were speechless.
if you didn't watch them, at least watch the billy squier one.