I was on a page in the new Newgrounds project manager doing nothing in particular when I noticed the "New Movie" section with a text box in it



I'd never seen it before, so I thought just for shits 'n' giggles I put some text in it and hit enter

long story short I think I just told Newgrounds I'm working on a movie project called 'thug lif' and it looks as if I can't delete it now

it has its own id number and everything (567023)

am I contractually obligated to make 'thug lif' now?

I could do it but I don't think it will be pretty

please advise

I just made one called thug lif 2: eclectic buffalo

shit NGs lawyers are knockin on my door what do i do?

Yeah. I entered 'Z' into that once to see what it was.

Now 'Z' is forever in my project list.

Quote from: VCRClock;1907083long story short I think I just told Newgrounds I'm working on a movie project called 'thug lif' and it looks as if I can't delete it now

it has its own id number and everything (567023)

am I contractually obligated to make 'thug lif' now?

I could do it but I don't think it will be pretty

please advise

I don't understand how any of this is bad?

thug lif - the patriotclock story

Movies in Progress

    Clamflight 2 trailer
    Clock Classics 4
    Dreams of the Dark
    Expedition
    Flounderman's Unbanning
    gardevoiranal.swf
    Poop Metal

Reserve a bunch of titles and then let other people tell you what they want to see become a reality.

has any reserved "OFFICIAL 'THE VOID' III"

Quote from: Kombucha;1907089gardevoiranal.swf

A surprising number of Google image results.



Yes. I Google image searched it. So what.

How can we exploit this feature to annoy others?

Leo and Satan V
Leo and Satan VI
Leo and Satan VII

Quote from: Asshatclock;1907122How can we exploit this feature to annoy others?

Endlessly

I imagine they have a failsafe if we tried to steal the name of the upcoming sequel of a popular series.

It'd be pretty funny if they didn't though, it'd be like in the beginning of the internet when some companies had to buy the .coms from people that had registered them before internet was a big thing.