Tag again
08.10.2004, 10:40:12
The Tag board is available again.
O Tag board voltou a estar disponível.
Build-a-face | Constrói uma cara
24.09.2004, 11:38:51
... with an South Park look. ... or with a pixilated look. This last link has so many options, you can even build a version of your own mug and use it as an avatar on MSN or in internet forums. The (narcissistic) possibilities are limitless.
... com um aspecto South Park. ... ou com um "look" pixalizado. Este último link tem tantas opções, que se pode construir uma versão da tua própria "fronha" e usá-la como avatar para o MSN ou para fóruns de internet. As possibilidades (narcisistas) são ilimitadas.
Flash games
02.08.2004, 22:56:58
Here are some links to a few flash games. Some are very simple and childish; others, are kind of mind baffling. Catch the mushroom. (it's in Japanese, but it's simple to understand.) The ultimate shoot-them-up: Nail the Turkey! A few racing games. Featuring Sushi, and sexy hostesses. Now, the mind bafflers. Get out of these rooms: the Crimson and the Viridian Room. Then, try the find out what's going on in this little corner of the universe. Last, a simple, cute animation: Make the cat purr.
What does that mean? | O que quer dizer isso?
02.07.2004, 13:03:28
Japanese have engrish; we have the habit of using oriental symbols without knowing what they really mean - japgrish. But the thing gets even more interesting (and embarrassing), when some have japgrish under their skin, and will have it for the rest of their lives (unless they surgically remove it...). Writing on the skin is not like writing an sms message, or in a irc chat - the linguistic rules should be respected when you write something that will be there for ever (or for one hell of a long time). I think this is pretty obvious. And I already find it very annoying when I sometimes have to read over-abbreviated messages. That's not creative, that's WRONG. Back to the main subject, if you're going to write something on a language you don't know, and can't ask someone that knows for help... you better not do it.
Os Japonese têm o engrish; nós temos a mania de usar símbolos orientais sem saber o que eles significam na realidade - japgrish. Mas a coisa ainda fica mais interessante (e embaraçosa), quando alguns têm japgrish por baixo da pele, e vão tê-lo para o resto da vida (a menos que o removam por cirurgia...). Escrever na pele não como escrever uma mensagem de sms, ou num chat de irc - as regras linguisticas devem ser observadas quando se escreve algo que vai ficar gravado para sempre (ou durante uma tareia de tempo). Acho que isto é bastante óbvio. E já me aborrece bastante ter de ler, p/ Xs, msgs xcritas axim. Não é criativo; é ERRADO. De volta ao assunto, se vão escrever algo numa língua que desconhecem, e se não podem perguntar a ninguém que conhece... o melhor é ficarem quietinhos.
A sad excuse for an entry...
19.06.2004, 16:53:29
... so here are some amusing links: Enrich your English. Make a Google Fight. Have a few Photoshop brushes (and inspire yourself, too). The Matrix Explained. Take a look at a few nice pixel sites.
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25.05.2004, 10:55:58
OK. Maybe not so soon.
New layout...
13.05.2004, 19:21:28
New entry to go with it... soon. :P
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