This is just a post I'm putting up in hopes that someone knows the whereabouts of a nice little flash animation called "Gaydiator." It is from the mid-to-late 90's and it is a flash spoof of the trailer for the movie Gladiator.
Please leave a comment if you know where it is! I even contacted albinoblacksheep.com and one gentleman who responded remembers it, but doesn't know where to find it :(
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Marvel Puzzle Quest: 121 (99) Token Open Marathon and Gameply tips
(If you came for the memes, keep scrolling down!)
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Game of War: Fire Age Memes
I will soon do a video on Game of War: Fire Age. However, I was talking to SWLibra last night and I made some pretty sweet memes. If you play the game, you'll get them. If not, then they will just be memes you don't understand.
I use the Meme Generator App from ZomboDroid. This is probably my favorite app. I liked/use it so much, I even paid for it! After they added multi-slide memes, I pretty much needed to buy it. It's fast and easy, and you can use whatever image you want in it.
Enjoy! Hope you laugh at least two of them!!
I use the Meme Generator App from ZomboDroid. This is probably my favorite app. I liked/use it so much, I even paid for it! After they added multi-slide memes, I pretty much needed to buy it. It's fast and easy, and you can use whatever image you want in it.
Enjoy! Hope you laugh at least two of them!!
Thursday, February 12, 2015
The Art Institute of Las Vegas (or college in general): Internships
The idea of college is swell. The execution is hilarious.
Basically, you pay to go somewhere to be taught a career. Then, you are expected to get internships, most of which you are not paid to do. You are paying to work for free. Then, after all of that, you still aren't even guaranteed a great paying job in your career (or anywhere) field!
Basically, you pay to go somewhere to be taught a career. Then, you are expected to get internships, most of which you are not paid to do. You are paying to work for free. Then, after all of that, you still aren't even guaranteed a great paying job in your career (or anywhere) field!
The Art Institute of Las Vegas Reviews: General Education Courses
Where do I go with the Gen Eds? I sure don't go far, that's for sure.
This is an art school, so of course the majority of general education classes offered are art related. They were tossed in mostly with Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, a random Spanish or French level 1 course tossed in every so often and a few other classes. For a couple years I asked when Economics was going to be offered, and it never was.
This is an art school, so of course the majority of general education classes offered are art related. They were tossed in mostly with Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, a random Spanish or French level 1 course tossed in every so often and a few other classes. For a couple years I asked when Economics was going to be offered, and it never was.
The Art Institute of Las Vegas Reviews: Student Mentors
When I arrived at The Art Institute of Las Vegas, I received a Student Mentor. The mentors are essentially guides for new students. Ideally, the mentor is in the same field as the student so the mentor can help the student more effectively.
The Art Institute of Las Vegas: Student Presentations
I'm going to preface this by stating that I'm probably going to upset some of my friends!
The amount of time I have wasted sitting through trashy, nearly worthless student presentations is unacceptable. Sometimes student presentations would literally crossover in to the following weeks' classes because most of the instructors almost all of the time let students "BS" for as long as the students want. One time, a student rambled on for over a half hour! That thirty minutes cost each student observing the presentation about $15!
The amount of time I have wasted sitting through trashy, nearly worthless student presentations is unacceptable. Sometimes student presentations would literally crossover in to the following weeks' classes because most of the instructors almost all of the time let students "BS" for as long as the students want. One time, a student rambled on for over a half hour! That thirty minutes cost each student observing the presentation about $15!
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