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DesLife said:
Psychlops said:
I thought mods were supposed to be nice.
I'm a member of this forum before being an admin. And, as a member, I found your attitude here irritating, and that clearly didn't make me want to be nice.
Besides, the purpose of a mod is not to be friendly.
I'm sorry. I was just having a bad day. :(
 
stan423321 said:
...do you want to get banned or what?
...Do you want to start making sense or what?

Greenbottle, how's this?

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In some versions, R1 intro sequence had this great fourth wall breaker, and making a reference to it was... badly needed. It sounded only logical to add a message board reference in order to make it make ANY sense.
 
stan423321 said:
In some versions, R1 intro sequence had this great fourth wall breaker, and making a reference to it was... badly needed. It sounded only logical to add a message board reference in order to make it make ANY sense.
Call me an idiot, but what do you mean by "great fourth wall breaker?"
 
Psychlops said:
Can I get a signature with this Globox and some Psychlopses?
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Instead of Globox, could I use this image of DarkRay?
darkrayman.png

I don't care who makes it, as long as a get a signature.
 
RayFan9876 said:
Call me an idiot, but what do you mean by "great fourth wall breaker?"
Not sure if this is what you're asking about, but 'breaking the fourth wall' is a phrase used to describe a situation in which fictional characters make a reference to the real world. For example, in the game Drawn to Life, the characters Jowee and Mari discuss how their god (you) must be perceiving them. Jowee makes the suggestion that (s)he's got some sort of rectangular device with two windows in it, with all kinds of knobs on the sides used to control the Hero, plus a drawing stick of some kind used to control actions in the world. What the character has effectively described is the DS system and the use of its components in the game.
More such examples are like saying that 'a character shouldn't run too far or they'll reach the end of the border' in a comic book, implying the character will break out of the space of a predefined drawing square.
In this Newgrounds Flash, the main character [breaks the fourth wall of his own dimension], leading to all kinds of things.
 
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