Have you seen this SP cartoon short they made for the web? It's done with a streaming technology right in your browser. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet, don't know how long it'll be there.
http://www.digevny.com/halloween/southpark.htm
Have you seen this SP cartoon short they made for the web? It's done with a streaming technology right in your browser. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet, don't know how long it'll be there.
http://www.digevny.com/halloween/southpark.htm
<<Have you seen this SP cartoon short they made for the web? It's done with a streaming technology right in your browser. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet, don't know how long it'll be there.>>
I can't get this, I have a mac, and the plugin is in Windows format. Can anybody post a script or a review or anything??
George
GODDAMMIT, YOU'VE GOT IT BAD!!!!! You not only have AOL but you have an APPLE computer too???!!! Sincere condolences!
Gary M. :^)
You know what folks? YOu guys spend all the time yelling at us AOL/Mac users (I have to say, I understand why people yell at AOLers, but what is so inferior about Macs?) and yet I am the one who was asking a valid SP related question on the newsgroup. So can I ask again, does anybody have a script of this short?
George
TheSnorks1 wrote:
Come on now ... just messed with ya! No real offense ever intended - feel free to cut down PC's (if you can) :)
Can't help you with this request but someone DID post the script to the "Leno episode" last night.
Gary M. :^)
I will qualify my rant by stating that I own a PC, Macs were always too expensive for me. That said, the internal architecture of the PC is totally whacked. The Intel 8086 has a silly set of registers, the whole segmented memory addressing and all that. The 386 and up is a step in the right direction, except that the 386 was around for many years before Microsoft took full advantage of it's capabilities, and DOS never has, never will. The Motorola 68000 series, on the other hand, is much more conducive to multitasking. By the way, I never realized until recently how much the Amiga (another 68000 machine) OS was like a scaled down Unix. But that's beside the point. In any case, I only know well the 68000 itself, I may be talking out my ass about the Intel chips being inferior. The point is, Mac paired with Motorola had a big head start, but they failed marketing, and that's all that matters anymore.
One more thing: 640k. Need I say more? OK, I will. It's really annoying when you have 32M RAM and you get some sort of out of memory error cuz you can't possibly free up enough conventional memory cuz there's something there that you didn't put in config.sys or autoexec.bat or anything else, but it won't go away! <begin sheepish tone> Excuse me, I think I'll go sit down now....
Mischa Sumrall answered:
Well said, Mischa! I tease my brother about having an Apple but we both know that it's a better machine (at least for graphics ability). If I remember correctly, Apple made it's first fatal mistake many years ago when they refused to open up their architecture to 3rd party software developers. Their greed sent the software support to PC's. Ever since, it's been a downhill slide.
Please excuse this non South Park interruption... We now return you to the many dozens of postings explaining who Simon and Simon were! ;^)
Don't have the script. Do have an answer to complaining about Macs. The reason why macs are trashed so much is one of three reasons: 1) They are stupified computers. 2) There are allot less of them 3) They are different. Personally I hate number 1. Granted, most PC's run win95 so pc's ain't much better in modern times. Other people do it out of stupid reasons. Granted mine could be considered stupid as well, *but* I can't change the fact that I hate things that are stupid. Its engraved into my soul. Thank ya.
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997, Gary M. wrote:
AOL Bashing is one thing. Thats fine, but the Mac bashing is just WRONG.
On Mon, 24 Nov 1997 17:18:23 -0500, MishtaEcks wrote:
Why? Because you have a Mac? :)
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