Lingerers, yes. Perhaps I slightly misused the term.

You know the guy at the party who is the last to leave? He doesn't seem to get the social cues like others, so he stays well beyond what is comfortable. Often people will sense a turning point in the vibe of the party and leave en masse. For some reason he doesn't. Perhaps he wants to ask you something? Or maybe he likes you? Who knows. Now it's getting awkward, but he's still here.

That's kind of what I was thinking of.

Edit: Another literal interpretation that isn't strictly the definition is the idea of the people who "hang on" to an idea and just won't let it go. Hanging on to it well beyond its useful lifespan or relevance.

It's her head in the box

I do not usually drink the classic versions of either.

So diet Coke > diet Pepsi by a long shot

But Coke Zero = Pepsi Max for flavor although Zero << Max for caffeine content, so it depends on the mood/need at that moment

Fantastic. Great. Love it. Love it lots.

 {{ }}

Quote from: TomatoClock on March 23, 2019, 04:35:24 PM
blackberry if you have any of my deleted content please send it my way bud!

Actually, it looks like I have several. A few I wasn't sure about. Did you do the one with "Quasi"? I thought so but couldn't remember. I'm sure about these:

https://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/8e4ce3c814e057c0528e63625b2e5559
https://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/4e7e5cc9c1fe1c12a91f07c21012a4c0
https://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/cab52b4095996fbaa963622a6b07c8ae

Lol @ mentioning illwillpress.

Quote from: VuBawlsClock on January 11, 2015, 01:59:40 PM
I've actually been curious about which clocks are actually dead.

Last time I was here, I was trying to figure out what happened to Bio. Through creeping around on the waybackmachine, I think I found his personal site, http://dogvox.com/

It looks like he had kidney failure and eventually stopped posting both on his site (which he blogged on pretty consistently) and his Twitter. So he might have died. I didn't confirm anything though.

I've become a cat person

I don't know. I went to a Taco John's once out of curiosity when we were in South Dakota. It's like if you took other fast Tex-Mex chain food and sucked out the flavor, spice, and heat from it, leaving a lifeless, unsatisfying pool of calories.

Quote from: TomatoClock on March 23, 2019, 04:35:24 PM
blackberry if you have any of my deleted content please send it my way bud!

If I come across anything, I will.

Quote from: PhantomCatClock on March 23, 2019, 05:28:43 PM
If you uploaded it to NewGrounds, it's still there. Go to your projects and look at the big ugly text link list there, things with asterisks next to them were removed for whatever reason, but the files are still there. SHOOT THOSE FILES OVER TO ME AND I WILL UPLOAD THEM SOMEPLACE SAFE.

Interesting. I have a couple movies removed, presumably due to music copyright. Is there a way to recover movies that were blammed back in the day?

Quote from: clamclock on August 19, 2018, 05:19:02 PM
what was the deal with kabuu's butt pics back in the day, and does anyone still have the said butt pic?
people claim that it was hillarious

ofcourse, any help would be greatly appreciated. -clam-

Yeah. It's one of the things I have in my CC archive folder for some reason.

Hi!

U suck

Quote from: zl on March 03, 2019, 04:28:18 PM

Quote from: BlackberryClock on March 01, 2019, 03:44:07 PM
First place I saw macaroni and cheese on pizza. No thanks

whoa pump the brakes on that crappy take

Seems to me that the ironic, "for the lulz" humor of the CC would translate pretty seamlessly into Pepes and Groyper chuds. Let's be honest, the CC historically hasn't been socially enlightened. Out yourself here, you freaks.

First place I saw macaroni and cheese on pizza. No thanks

Quote from: PatriotClock on February 20, 2019, 04:34:11 PM
do you have the hotel California .swf tho?

Check it:
http://clockcrew.net/talk/index.php?topic=104874.msg1985670#msg1985670

Quote from: Slurpee on February 21, 2019, 12:46:17 AM
hi

heloo

Quote from: ScrewdriverClock on February 25, 2019, 08:48:13 PM
It's really awesome going through and reading these posts. It's these quiet, lonely nights that come up from time to time which draw me back in here.. like a lot of folks said, I think CC was just that panacea to the misery that adolescence and life can throw at you. Even the people who were assholes here are people who I remember fondly, and tbh? While I can't relate to a lot of the content I made or consumed, and can't say I'm near the same person as I was before, I'm glad to have known all of you the way I did.

thanks <3

Quote from: GreyClock on February 13, 2019, 05:33:50 PM
I'm neither mean, nor erratic you ignorant pigfucker abu du du da du da du. A whee a whee wom. Proot proot.

haha

Quote from: Slurpee on February 12, 2019, 02:51:34 AM
saw it in the theater
the scene after the... well, that scene. you know the one.
I kept expecting it to cut away, and then I was begging for it to cut away, and then I gave up on it ever cutting away. excruciating. I can't think of a single other filmmaker who wouldn't just cut for god's sake! the important stuff has happened! we feel bad enough, you brute!

I ended up really liking the movie, but that scene has grown to gargantuan proportions in my memory. not to say it wasn't bold and effective, and really a small (if significant) part of a larger film with a lot more going onâ€" I'm really fascinated by, among other things, the compositing of the live shots with the miniatures, both thematically and in terms of how it was accomplishedâ€" but idk if I could sit through it again. I could easily see myself seriously contemplating a rewatch, thinking about that scene, and deciding to just watch The VVitch again instead. The VVitch has a similar lingering and oppressive sense of dread, but it never made me sick to my stomach. that scene, FUCK.

and for those who haven't seen it, it's... well, it's not a gore thing, put it that way.
it's more like all the most horribly awkward moments from The Office rolled up into a single stiff punch to the liver.

Agree. I don't know if I could (would want to) watch it again, but it was a really well-made movie that had me thinking about it long after it was done.

The parts that are so excruciating aren't the horror/supernatural bits, but the unforgivingly tragic bits. I think that's mostly because you can see yourself "there." Ain't no one levitating at you in real life. But... that scene. Yeah, something with similar consequences has happened to real-life people, and that is just... devastating. His reaction, subsequent actions, and her screams of anguish were stuff of realistic nightmares.

Quote from: GreyClock on February 12, 2019, 12:49:41 PM
Does it have any jump scares though? I hate jump scares... If it's good ol' building up of tension to whatever that scene is, I'm game.

I also though I might do a joke along the lines of:
"Haemophilia?"
"Hereditary, my dear Watson."
But I decided against it.

It's not a jump scare movie really. The scary stuff is usually on screen but hidden (and it doesn't jump out but you eventually notice it's there) or slightly off screen but you know it's there.

Not "haha, that got me but this is silly and fun" but "oh boy this is non-stop cruel in a way that causes me psychological pain"

Quote from: PhantomCatClock on February 11, 2019, 02:37:36 PM
hereditary is a fun word to say but I don't think I've ever seen it written down, before

I hear it's also a movie! Movies are also fun.

I watched Hereditary last night, and oh boy was I not expecting that. I saw the trailers for this movie last year. They seemed to bill it as a traditional teen horror movie. Having watched it now, I don't know how you could successfully market this movie. Duping teens into going into what they think will be a jump-scare-laden slasher flick is probably they best way to get a return on your investment. But it is not that. And the hilarious 1-star Amazon reviews given credence to my thought that this movie was not a all what most viewers were expecting. And most did not know how to take or deal with it.

This movie is pure pain. They suspense is very intense. The family discord is physically unsettling. The violence is quick and unforgiving. It hurt to watch this.

It is a very well made film. The cinematography is beautiful. The symbology and psychological aspects are rich, with a lot of depth, encouraging thought and analysis long after it's over. It reminds me of the other A24 release, The Witch, which I also felt was a very well made, almost art-film style of horror. I like this type of horror movie.

Give it a go and tell me what you think.