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gbisus13 In reply to essey [2005-03-09 05:20:23 +0000 UTC]

oh, that would be convenient... have to go to the keyboard for that, no hot buttons... sorry

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Amethystleigh In reply to Amethystleigh [2005-03-14 20:55:06 +0000 UTC]

no, the edge of the unknown is just that, an unknown. fast forwarding off of it could be like launching a jet off an airship or gliding like sinbad off the edge of the world.
I don't usually fast forward them, if they're worth my time, i rewind them and write down the quotes or something. i'm a dork, i know. he he is it worth it to some folks to go as far as they can just for the idea of getting there, that being the goal, or maybe the goal is getting lost, somewhere unknown, and finding a way back? getting stuck wouldn't be so bad i guess, you have no where to go but forward. at least you have momentum

the pause and the stop buttons are both square shapes. the only difference is a tiny line missing from the pause. = vs *can't find a square making button on her keyboard* pausing is a temporary stop, and stop is a permanent pause. and sometimes pausing is no different than stopping, it can break a sequence just the same. and looking at the line that makes the difference between a pause and a stop isn't always immediately apparent.

well, that's not entirely bad is it? being able to focus on a single thing, you forget to listen/view to the rest. besides, it kept you occupied for a bit didn't it? ; p

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gbisus13 In reply to Amethystleigh [2005-03-09 04:38:15 +0000 UTC]

do we (or should i say must we) stop the forward button at the edge of the known? have you never fast forwarded a movie not previously seen? then again there comes some vague knowledge of the material passed over, but living lightly and breezing thru the scenery you experience so little, I would imagine it all as a white blur...
and what do you mean by the blur of pause and stop? especially when in a previous time.

I hadnt even noticed the gradiation... it seems to make my eye jump back and forth, deciding (and failing) where to rest...

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gbisus13 In reply to hauntedwitness [2005-03-07 20:51:36 +0000 UTC]

HAHAHA, oh thats brilliant, I love you doll. the mezozic era, heehee, "yeah sorry, i kinda fastforwarded and evolution went into overdrive, and well, yeah sorry about that extra eye dude"

okay*regains composure* thanks for looking!

*starts giggling again*

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hauntedwitness In reply to gbisus13 [2005-03-08 00:13:15 +0000 UTC]

*grimace* geez, you think after a million years or so people would calm down about that whole stepping-on-the-slimy-thing-crawling-out -of-the-water incident....

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gbisus13 In reply to timrkey [2005-03-07 20:45:50 +0000 UTC]

thank you.

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gbisus13 In reply to studionemo [2005-03-07 20:45:12 +0000 UTC]

hehe, much fun.

glad you liked!

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studionemo In reply to gbisus13 [2005-03-12 00:18:13 +0000 UTC]

they had a ton of dinosaurs out for this weekend (since it's the last weekend the dino hall at the carnegie is going to be open until 2007). can't believe i left my camera at home! wish i could rewind.

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gbisus13 In reply to studionemo [2005-03-12 06:51:58 +0000 UTC]

ohhhh, man, that'd rock...

ahh well, so goes it

cheers!

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gbisus13 In reply to lifeinphotos [2005-03-07 05:28:35 +0000 UTC]

interesting. Im glad you understood the piece.

ive never played the sims tho...

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gbisus13 In reply to PlatinumTalon [2005-03-07 05:13:23 +0000 UTC]

so other people can push it? heehee, the one i photoed glows blue when the buttons get pushed, how cool would that be?

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