Scion, those cars are damn death traps :|

thoraxe42

Er, really none for me. Not that I'm trying to play some tough guy persona but a lot of them just don't know how to end properly. Examples of this are Pet Cemetery, the original A Nightmare on Elm Street, etc. They all start out good and can hold you the whole way through but when it comes to the end it just gets so fake or stupidits unreal. The weird thing is they manage to not do anything stupid until the end. Its like some other director comes in and says "lets ruin the movie here."

The teller was so frightened that she had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out.

DroidPhysX

That is the sorriest thing I have heard in awhile. That person must be scared of their own shadow, pathetic.

If you can't observe whatever it is you are trying to make evident or prove at any pointthan its a mute point.

That makes no sense at all.

The only thing I like about flying is the fact that its the fastest way to travel greater distances.

No two races get along perfectly so actions are always going to be racist. Who cares though?People should just learn to accept it.

I think it was the sandwich's fault.

The_Ultimate_Sandwich

What? :shock:

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[QUOTE="VensInferno"] I haven't even started a porfolio for my art yet. I plan on putting some Photoshop rendering and some portraits and some 2 point persepective for mine. And a little concept art :o

Usually, when talking about getting a job in the games industry, a portfolio means mods you have created. It shows that you know the engine(s) used for games, the software like Maya, 3dSM and Photoshop (creating textures) and the like. Having just art without showing that you understand how it interacts with models or is applied to models is not necessarily useful.