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[_] ZERO HOUR Anon 3441408

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[_] Anon 3291568
>> [_] Anon 3291599 Still so fycking terrifying.

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[_] Anon 3223905
>> [_] Anon 3223906 that brings back memories
>> [_] Anon 3223976 >># missing some lines
>> [_] Anon 3224000 >># Anyone have the pasta?
>> [_] Anon 3224015 One of the great, unrecognized, philosophical geniuses of this century or any other is a figure known by some as Sinistar. Sinistar left behind a legacy of seven phrases that encompass his minimalist philosophy. We are fortunate enough to have with us audio records of what he said, so that we may greater comprehend his intent. Sinistar will always be an enigma, as nothing is known of his life. It seems as if he lived a life filled with motivation and direction, as if desperately yearning to accomplish all that he could, before he could be brought low by those who would destroy him. Sinistar's revelations follow, with an interpretation of their intent. 1. I am Sinistar. Here, Sinistar clearly makes two ideas known. First, that he exists; he is aware and he thinks. The second is that he has a singular identity. He is unique, and, in a sense, alone. Some have argued that this may imply a sense of self-determination, but Sinistar's perspective on the free will debate is unknown. I believe that, with what little is known about his life, Sinistar would be a determinist. People are destined to act out their lives guided by the hand of another force. The rest of us are mere automatons, carrying out algorithms. 2. I hunger. Again, Sinistar asserts his reality. He believes in a very real, physical, world and believes that he takes a part in it. Thus, Sinistar is essentially a monist. He hungers, therefore he has sense, and his senses speak to him of needs that must be fulfilled. He can trust his senses; something of a leap of faith, and therefore interact. There are two other interpretations that must be proposed here. Some have criticized Sinistar as a hedonist, attempting to consume all in his path. This is, however, clearly contradicted below. The second represents Sinistar as a living thing, and all living things must consume, or perish. In this statement, Sinistar acknowledges human mortality and our chain in the natural process of being.
>> [_] Anon 3224016 3. Run, coward! Sinistar here, having established existence and our place in nature, now seems to take his stance on ethics. With those two words, Sinistar sums up his desire to delve into life's mysteries. The act of living itself is an act for the bold, and those who cannot stand in the face of wonder should flee. This attitude may also account for my perception of his stance on determinism. If knowledge is possible (It obviously is, of course) then perhaps knowledge of the universe is possible, and one day people will view it as it is, an elaborate music box of experience. Very deistic. The other important feature of this statement is Sinistar's use of an imperative. This clearly reinforces his view of a real universe, that is inhabited by other people. The true enigma lies next. 4. Run, Run, Run! Initially, this appears to be a restatement of #3, but I believe that the truth behind Sinistar lies deeper. It is commonly held that while Sinistar believed in a deity, Sinistar did not hold that deity to be omniscient or omnipotent. Instead, the God of Sinistar was a being (or perhaps beings) of supreme intelligence and creativity, with the power to make and compile. The power to engineer a world. While this is an impressive task, it does not imply that omniscience/omnipotence is a necessary or sufficient condition for the task. In fact, the idea of an omniscient and omnipotent being becomes fairly self-contradictory. Sinistar probably intended this to be another ethical statement, to live to the fullest of your ability, but he could've meant so much more, such as the desire to experience and question all that is possible within a lifetime. Lastly, it is another imperative statement. Why would a determinist believe that he could affect the world around him?
>> [_] Anon 3224017 5. Beware, coward! Perhaps these fragments come from a lost dialogue between Sinistar and the coward. Unfortunately, if there were every any responses from the 'coward', they are probably lost forever. This seems to be an affirmation of Cartesian doubt. One should resolve issues for one's self, based on their own doubt and deduction. More importantly, however, is the idea that God is what you make it, or, as is the usual case, what someone else makes it for you. 6. Beware, I live! The sixth statement of Sinistar is a shocking reminder of the power that human beings hold over one another. Because I live, I have the power to affect your life. There is nothing that keeps me from harming you, aside from the mutual trust that humans develop for one another, and it is not so much a mutual trust, as we are a mutual threat to each other. 7. Aargh. Here is Sinistar's response to the question of whether or not all problems of philosophy may be solved through mere debate. Obviously, to Sinistar, there are some things, some ideas that can be expressed beyond the wall of speech. Either that, or this is an expression of Sinistar's primal rage at a mechanical universe. Sinistar may have been a determinist, but it does not mean he was pleased with the concept. He may have just felt no other answer could be possible. Perhaps that is why he attempted to inspire so many, so they could succeed where he had failed.

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[_] smugfu 3177552 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3177558 this is the coolest shit
>> [_] Anon 3177560 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcyBtVwA sfg holy shit if I were to plaz this at arcade when I was 10 and that thing was coming after me roaring I would shit my fucking pants
>> [_] Anon 3177593 https://youtu.be/Dff2TBB9C9w
>> [_] Anon 3177595 Got the chance to play this at a retro arcade with some friends. Was really fun, especially considering I had heard the track by Renard Queenston like, 3 years before hand.
>> [_] Anon 3177618 Doin' the Lord's work, OP.
>> [_] Anon 3177621 >># I did... those were the days
>> [_] John H. Hamilton !4GJ6/C44zI 3177627 >># I need to play this game again
>> [_] Anon 3177649 >># Damn I've been looking for this for a looooong time. Thanks for the upload
>> [_] Anon 3177650 >># One of the great, unrecognized, philosophical geniuses of this century or any other is a figure known by some as Sinistar. Sinistar left behind a legacy of seven phrases that encompass his minimalist philosophy. We are fortunate enough to have with us audio records of what he said, so that we may greater comprehend his intent. Sinistar will always be an enigma, as nothing is known of his life. It seems as if he lived a life filled with motivation and direction, as if desperately yearning to accomplish all that he could, before he could be brought low by those who would destroy him. Sinistar's revelations follow, with an interpretation of their intent.
>> [_] Anon 3177652 >># 1. I am Sinistar. Here, Sinistar clearly makes two ideas known. First, that he exists; he is aware and he thinks. The second is that he has a singular identity. He is unique, and, in a sense, alone. Some have argued that this may imply a sense of self-determination, but Sinistar's perspective on the free will debate is unknown. I believe that, with what little is known about his life, Sinistar would be a determinist. People are destined to act out their lives guided by the hand of another force. The rest of us are mere automatons, carrying out algorithms. 2. I hunger. Again, Sinistar asserts his reality. He believes in a very real, physical, world and believes that he takes a part in it. Thus, Sinistar is essentially a monist. He hungers, therefore he has sense, and his senses speak to him of needs that must be fulfilled. He can trust his senses; something of a leap of faith, and therefore interact. There are two other interpretations that must be proposed here. Some have criticized Sinistar as a hedonist, attempting to consume all in his path. This is, however, clearly contradicted below. The second represents Sinistar as a living thing, and all living things must consume, or perish. In this statement, Sinistar acknowledges human mortality and our chain in the natural process of being.
>> [_] Anon 3177654 >># 3. Run, coward! Sinistar here, having established existence and our place in nature, now seems to take his stance on ethics. With those two words, Sinistar sums up his desire to delve into life's mysteries. The act of living itself is an act for the bold, and those who cannot stand in the face of wonder should flee. This attitude may also account for my perception of his stance on determinism. If knowledge is possible (It obviously is, of course) then perhaps knowledge of the universe is possible, and one day people will view it as it is, an elaborate music box of experience. Very deistic. The other important feature of this statement is Sinistar's use of an imperative. This clearly reinforces his view of a real universe, that is inhabited by other people. The true enigma lies next. 4. Run, Run, Run! Initially, this appears to be a restatement of #3, but I believe that the truth behind Sinistar lies deeper. It is commonly held that while Sinistar believed in a deity, Sinistar did not hold that deity to be omniscient or omnipotent. Instead, the God of Sinistar was a being (or perhaps beings) of supreme intelligence and creativity, with the power to make and compile. The power to engineer a world. While this is an impressive task, it does not imply that omniscience/omnipotence is a necessary or sufficient condition for the task. In fact, the idea of an omniscient and omnipotent being becomes fairly self-contradictory. Sinistar probably intended this to be another ethical statement, to live to the fullest of your ability, but he could've meant so much more, such as the desire to experience and question all that is possible within a lifetime. Lastly, it is another imperative statement. Why would a determinist believe that he could affect the world around him?
>> [_] Anon 3177655 >># 5. Beware, coward! Perhaps these fragments come from a lost dialogue between Sinistar and the coward. Unfortunately, if there were every any responses from the 'coward', they are probably lost forever. This seems to be an affirmation of Cartesian doubt. One should resolve issues for one's self, based on their own doubt and deduction. More importantly, however, is the idea that God is what you make it, or, as is the usual case, what someone else makes it for you. 6. Beware, I live! The sixth statement of Sinistar is a shocking reminder of the power that human beings hold over one another. Because I live, I have the power to affect your life. There is nothing that keeps me from harming you, aside from the mutual trust that humans develop for one another, and it is not so much a mutual trust, as we are a mutual threat to each other. 7. Aargh. Here is Sinistar's response to the question of whether or not all problems of philosophy may be solved through mere debate. Obviously, to Sinistar, there are some things, some ideas that can be expressed beyond the wall of speech. Either that, or this is an expression of Sinistar's primal rage at a mechanical universe. Sinistar may have been a determinist, but it does not mean he was pleased with the concept. He may have just felt no other answer could be possible. Perhaps that is why he attempted to inspire so many, so they could succeed where he had failed.
>> [_] Anon 3177657 >># >># >># >># I'm audibly laughing. Best thread on /f/ right now.
>> [_] Anon 3177673 >Either that, or this is an expression of Sinistar's primal rage at a mechanical universe Poor Sinistar.

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[_] Anon 2391667 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anofuckittoodrunk 2391830 childhood....fears....coming back.... Now I feel like playing it again.
>> [_] Anon 2391860 Steve Blum really does voice act in fucking everything.
>> [_] Anon 2391869 Somehow, someday, I want to put together a street performance version of Sinistar. I'd make it a 2D puppet mounted on a golf cart, fitted with mirrors or a camera so it could be navigated. Thanks for refreshing that, OP.

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[_] BEWARE, I LIVE Anon 1699212 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 1699316 Beware 8 bit pixels
>> [_] Anon 1699318 I was half expecting a where da hood at after he says something or RAWRs. Thankfully, that didn't happen! 10/10!
>> [_] Anon 1699337 >># People say summer to try and laugh it off. But it's true, it sucks, but it's true.
>> [_] Anon 1699358 RUN RUN RUN

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[_] [L] BEWARE, I LIVE Anon 1111123 RUN COWARD
>> [_] Anon 1111130 RUN RUN RUN
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 1111145 Fucking saved. Reminds me of the game, and I could NEVER get past the low asteroids level. FUcking niggar little things kept stealing my crystals as I'd mine them.
>> [_] Anon 1111240 RRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU UUUUUURGH!

File: vtech.swf-(1.17MB, 500x400) [IMG][_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 989 [IMG] wat
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 990 File: bombgame.swf-(173.52KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 992 File: zomgz.swf-(42.53KB, 200x150) [IMG] Don't mind me I'll just be posting some flash
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 993 File: mindcontrolexperiment.swf-(78.62KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 994 File: ILoveFoxes.swf-(341.21KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 995 File: crawling.swf-(1.72MB, 160x120) [IMG] what is this 2mb faggotry
>> [_] A-bomb-anus 1003 >># LOL this was the best one even though i cant get past the first level... keeps saying dont lave any screamers alive
>> [_] Anon 1011 >># Is this where I join the Bal Molagmer?
>> [_] A-bomb-anus 1012 >># HE'S PEELING HIMSELF!!!!!!
>> [_] Anon 1022 >># stupid speaker breaker with the two azns HEY MY SPEAKERS COST MONEY
>> [_] Anon 1033 >># If they cost a lot, they should have this little thing called a volume controller.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1082 File: Muskatnuss.swf-(1.13MB, 320x240) [IMG] proast
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1084 File: fliptopbox.swf-(836.67KB, 400x300) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1085 File: superhappy_puppywhirl1.swf-(185.17KB, 150x128) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1087 File: Metalgearspin.swf-(1.22MB, 111x304) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1088 File: analrapist.swf-(162.50KB, 640x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1089 File: lolzelda.swf-(217.12KB, 394x277) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1090 File: WalkThisWay.swf-(1.34MB, 300x225) [IMG] I have quite a few flashes so I might have one you're looking for.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1091 File: xeon.swf-(390.19KB, 320x218) [IMG] also, ronery ;-;
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1092 File: meow.swf-(213.48KB, 150x215) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1093 File: Suddenly! Guitar! .swf-(589.93KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1094 File: doom.swf-(736.12KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1095 File: press_the_button.swf-(35.30KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1096 File: run hero.swf-(429.45KB, 210x238) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1097 File: POOOOONNNNNNNYYYY.swf-(1.23MB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1098 File: adolfbeat.swf-(1.91MB, 98x98) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1099 File: skeletowned.swf-(275.65KB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 1100 >># /r/ing the anime.
>> [_] Anon 1102 >># seconded.
>> [_] Anon 1107 >># I may be completely and utterly wrong, but it looks like Bobobo Bo Bobobo.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1112 File: -..-flash185--mudah.swf-(1.18MB, 800x400) [IMG] looking for some that are not fail
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1113 File: kidz.swf-(230.41KB, 399x527) [IMG] ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1114 File: loitumasclosed.swf-(156.25KB, 240x164) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1115 File: Sinistar.swf-(43.54KB, 110x110) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1117 File: newyear.swf-(135.88KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1120 File: TOP_LAZOR.swf-(1.92MB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1121 File: SIGN.swf-(815.26KB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 1123 >># Shoops once lost their win... Their win has come again.
>> [_] Anon 1131 >># Yes, you are wrong. Its Dai Mahou Touge.
>> [_] Anon 1152 >># thnx anon.
>> [_] Anon 1203 >># I remember watching that anime years ago, but I forgot the name. Anyone care to refresh my memory?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1216 >># Full metal panic or some shit
>> [_] Anon 1277 File: Final_cut.swf-(9.62KB) [IMG] I'm going to try posting a flash for the first time ever. How come no one told me 7chan was back up?
>> [_] Anon 1278 >># doing it wrong?
>> [_] Anon 1279 File: -..-flash187--4chanvs7chan.swf-(1.85MB, 450x257) [IMG] maybe
>> [_] Anon 1414 >># sauce?
>> [_] Anon 1415 >># Dj Melodie-Sound Of My Dreams
>> [_] Anon 1416 >># Dj Satomi-Sound Of My Dreams is superior
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1471 File: The Charleston to Daft Punk.swf-(3.64MB, 320x240) [IMG] I wonder if I can post over 2Mb yet
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1472 File: portal_lost.swf-(45.31KB, 300x200) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1473 File: taskbah.swf-(114.48KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 1474 File: whatislove.swf-(2.82MB, 594x511) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 1558 >># >># >># >>#
>> [_] Anon 1566 >># holy shit, where have i heard that before! where is it from THIS IS KILLING ME!
>> [_] Anon 1582 >># THAT was weird!!! as i was clicked on it to load, the same exact song was playing on the radio.
>> [_] Anon 1584 >># what the hell i cant pass that level where you have to kill everyone in the time limit it says kill everyone how do i kill not injure?
>> [_] Anon 1592 >># it doesnt matter if you kill or injure them. just keep looking. there are a few students that stay in their seats. also some flee in between halls. just keep looking.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2507 File: The_Assumption_Song.swf-(3.79MB, 550x400, The Assumption Song.swf) [IMG] Bumpan
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2509 File: domo.swf-(66.80KB, 100x75) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2510 File: mmm.swf-(2.41MB, 576x352) [IMG] Tasty meal
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2511 File: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA.swf-(112.88KB, 190x150) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2512 File: konachan.swf-(3.50MB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2513 File: speedycat.swf-(693.55KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2514 File: rave-o-saurus.swf-(390.14KB, 160x92) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2515 File: not_the_father.swf-(219.54KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 2516 >># Holy damn crazy shit. My fucking ears.
>> [_] Anon 2520 jummy
>> [_] A.K.A.!tFj8DP0Frs 2521 >># sauce on fifth button's song
>> [_] Anon 2525 >># anyone have the hood version of this?
>> [_] Anon 2531 >># Are you fucking kidding? You might as well an hero. Seriously.
>> [_] Anon 2553 meh
>> [_] A.K.A.!tFj8DP0Frs 2557 >># already am. >ghost typing
>> [_] A.K.A.!tFj8DP0Frs 2558 >># already am. >ghost typing
>> [_] Anon 2571 >># Oh almighty god please tell me the source. PLEASE.
>> [_] Anon 2577 >># lol'd
>> [_] Anon 2587 >>#Bump for source.
>> [_] Anon 2606 BUMP FOR SOURCE
>> [_] Anon 2617 >># I've seen the same flash named "Death from above" in the past.
>> [_] Anon 2618 >># That's a different flash, with a different song.
>> [_] Anon 2682 >># I nearly shat myself at this one. Also, I want to sex this entire thread for being so awesome.
>> [_] Anon 2698 Anyone got Atomic Food? Like a fool I didn't save it when I had the chance.
>> [_] Drksrpntdrgn 2705 >># Alright, I admit, I have no idea what song is in that one... sauce?
>> [_] Anon 2708 >># Still looking for the music source.
>> [_] Anon 2718 >># Metal gear obviously, but which one? Track name?
>> [_] Anon 2744 >># MGS 2, it's the opening theme.
>> [_] Anon 2745 >># Forgot to mention that part starts late in the track.
>> [_] Anon 2783 >># wat sauce?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey!opsz80pEiE 2815 File: Laughing-yoga.swf-(1.17MB, 639x479) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2816 File: what_we_see.swf-(579.84KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2818 File: SHARKWITHWHEELS.swf-(3.08MB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2821 File: 7chan.swf-(1.80MB, 640x512) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2822 File: ANONYMOUS.swf-(3.90MB, 720x416) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2823 File: katamari.swf-(681.97KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2824 File: I_Am_Watching_You_Pee.swf-(821.93KB, 640x480) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2825 File: fluteloop.swf-(1.93MB, 512x384) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2827 File: Hey_No_Biting.swf-(629.52KB, 307x230, Hey No Biting.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2828 File: House.swf-(2.36MB, 700x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2829 File: leviathan_MMZ.swf-(391.84KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2830 File: lucky_note.swf-(3.26MB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2831 File: WHATSUPCHOCOLATE.swf-(303.33KB, 550x400) [IMG] I should stop posting now Be back soon
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2851 File: lolroyce.swf-(73.51KB, 350x93) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2852 File: SOVIET_VICTORY.swf-(231.86KB, 128x95, SOVIET VICTORY.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2853 File: Legend.swf-(130.95KB, 640x480) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 2855 >># Oh shit, sauce on song?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2857 >># Boss battle from a TMNT game on the SNES. I think.
>> [_] Anon 2866 >># There`s a lot of these in the same style floating around. Know with what it was made? Some vid edit program or directly in flash?
>> [_] Anon 2875 >># You are correct, sir. TNMNT:Turtles in Time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mut ant_Ninja_Turtles:_Turtles_in_Time
>> [_] Anon 2881 >># >># >># >># >># >># >># Lol'd at those the most also I love that old beepy bloopy 8bit sound that a lot of those use. I don't really know how else to describe it but I'm sure you know which sound I mean.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2886 >># 8bit music
>> [_] Anon 2887 8bit music/bitpop is now known as "beepy bloopy 8bit sound"
>> [_] Anon 2912 File: Death_from_above.swf-(2.55MB, 550x400) [IMG] >># WRONG! DOUCHE BAG! WROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2913 File: foxfixed.swf-(321.62KB, 550x400) [IMG] Gentle Jim Stacey, I applaud you for your work on 7chan, you are truly an honored member of our society. Allow me to aid you in your quest to keep this board active Also, sauce on >>#
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2914 File: BootToTheHead.swf-(2.03MB, 640x480) [IMG] >># Gentleman* my bad.
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2915 File: lolicon.swf-(212.91KB, 550x427) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2916 File: NEVEROPENED.swf-(1.29MB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2917 File: blood_sugar.swf-(567.84KB, 1x1, blood sugar.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2918 File: war.swf-(510.58KB, 550x400) [IMG] Lot of duplicates here....
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2919 File: LONGCATBELOOOOOO.swf-(2.33MB, 300x300) [IMG]
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>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2921 File: motoko.swf-(2.75MB, 500x282) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2922 File: GENTLEMEN.swf-(37.67KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2923 File: Pulp_Fiction_Intonation.swf-(1.56MB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2924 File: shock1.swf-(2.29MB, 800x400) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2925 File: shock2.swf-(3.10MB, 800x400) [IMG]
>> [_] CONTRIBUTAR 2926 File: Dear_Fox_News.swf-(4.02MB, 352x288) [IMG] That'll be all for me, your turn, 7chan.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2930 File: take.swf-(488.01KB, 599x299) [IMG] >># Aw fuck I have most of these. Why didn't I post them? Also, +post
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2931 File: babby.swf-(403.94KB, 400x300) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2932 File: Don(bkslash)&(number)039;t_Bring_Me_Down .swf-(307.09KB, 720x360, Don\'t Bring Me Down.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2933 File: FUZZY.swf-(269.99KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2934 File: IMP_FURFAG!!!.swf-(129.90KB, 550x400, IMP FURFAG!!!.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2935 File: in1997.swf-(60.35KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2936 File: zoomjaprequiem.swf-(3.97MB, 640x480) [IMG] HOW CAN I STILL HAVE SHIT TO POST
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2937 File: RedRoses.swf-(3.02MB, 550x400) [IMG] Surely not
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2938 File: LINK_MAH_BOI.swf-(65.14KB, 400x320) [IMG] WHAT IS GOING ON HERE
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2939 File: Shig.swf-(883.36KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 2940 >># Anyone know the name of the song?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2941 File: Yogurting_dance.swf-(3.43MB, 384x288) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2942 File: FUCKING_WRYYYYY.swf-(0.97MB, 621x396) [IMG] Getting harder to post now
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2943 File: Osakaphone.swf-(156.89KB, 400x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2944 File: Lucky_Rozen.swf-(1.21MB, 500x380) [IMG] I find this to be most annoying
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2945 File: LuckyStarGundam.swf-(2.77MB, 320x240) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2946 File: Clams.swf-(3.14MB, 550x400) [IMG] Fuck it, I'm going to sleep This lot will have to last you till next time I'm on (probably tomorrow)
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2958 File: YATTA.swf-(671.82KB, 550x400) [IMG] ok I'm back
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2959 File: HappycatMindControl.swf-(303.75KB, 550x400) [IMG] Goddamn connection problems
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2960 File: Dinos.swf-(405.09KB, 450x300) [IMG] Fuck year
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 2984 File: multiplayer_youtube.swf-(170.27KB, 800x400, multiplayer youtube.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 3050 File: Counter_Strike_Crybaby.swf-(2.68MB, 550x400, Counter Strike Crybaby.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] HeXeN!Tmm91QTRag 3051 File: Kirby_Hits_From_The_Bong.swf-(1.19MB, 720x480, Kirby Hits From The Bong.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 3143 File: CaramellDance.swf-(349.18KB, 550x400) [IMG] Because F40PH is awesome
>> [_] Anon 3151 >># She's not saying meow. She's saying nya neko nya neko nya nya nyao~.
>> [_] Anon 3152 >># How do I know that's The Charleston? Signed, - Non-Dancer
>> [_] Anon 3154 >># I think I'm going to lose a few hours today watching this. Next time I go to a rave, no one whill know what to make of me.
>> [_] Anon 3156 >># Uh, so how do you play this thing?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 3289 File: lovetester.swf-(102.88KB, 550x416) [IMG] >># Prince and his katamari follow the mouse (Represented by The King) >># I save shit with original filenames Also, timewaster.
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 3319 File: An_Epic_tale_of_Manhood.swf-(1.05MB, 319x239) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 3354 >># source on the 7th button music >># and what is the 5th song?
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 3377 File: MOS_KAU.swf-(882.85KB, 550x400) [IMG] >># 7th button is Dschinghis Khan - Moskau 5th button is Daft Punk - Technologic
>> [_] UnNamed 3397 >># Lurk Moar
>> [_] Anon 3409 >># Source on this song?
>> [_] Anon 3413 >># This shit still doesn't work with Flash Player v10, could someone pls fix this?
>> [_] Anon 3414 >># The one good thing to come from Black and White 2.
>> [_] Anon 3481 >># I let the invader keep going, it just goes past you and continues down the screen.
>> [_] Anon 3505 >># Any possibility for a denegroed version?
>> [_] Anon 3529 >># Still looking for the song from this!
>> [_] Anon 3535 >># sauce?/
>> [_] Gentleman Jim Stacey 3546 >># See >>#
>> [_] Anon 3587 >># house.swf Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy
>> [_] Anon 3592 >># See >># (Although specifically it's from Full Metal Panic: Fumoffu the sequel series to FMP)
>> [_] UnNamed 3948 File: 80sguy.swf-(580.59KB, 550x400) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4375 >># Meow cat meow cat meow meow meow? Sounds a lot like meow to me.
>> [_] Anon 4379 >># >># Being a level 1 moon rune interpreter, I am glad to inform you that you're both correct. Nya(n) is meow in Japanese.
>> [_] Anon 4388 Hey Gentleman Jim, I've seen you around before. But anyways, I have some loops and classics which I don't think have been posted here yet. I'll see if I can find them.
>> [_] Anon 4389 File: !Girl_Happy_Dance.swf-(392.60KB, 214x160, !Girl Happy Dance.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4390 File: Cow-sputine.swf-(4.68MB, 300x217) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4391 File: lolicatgirls.swf-(2.54MB, 512x384) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4392 File: MichaelQuestIV.swf-(4.18MB, 256x224) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4394 File: slowpoked.swf-(125.77KB, 400x300) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4395 File: Meet_The_Heavy.swf-(2.34MB, 320x240, Meet The Heavy.swf) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4396 File: 344_moo.swf-(7.37MB, 500x375) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4449 >># win
>> [_] Anon 4451 File: EEHHMSTM.swf-(1.78MB, 768x576) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4452 >># That's a bear, dude.
>> [_] Anon 4472 File: nazi_kitty.swf-(267.72KB, 278x300) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4504 >># What's the name of the song? :D
>> [_] Anon 4505 >># tanz mit laibach
>> [_] Anon 4506 File: garfield.swf-(760.18KB, 446x142) [IMG]
>> [_] Anon 4508 >># A remix? Or what?
>> [_] Trainer Green 4511 >># It's "Jockel der Gartenteichspringbrunnen" by Jakob Bienenhalm
>> [_] Anon 4522 File: kurozukin_haruhi.swf-(4.43MB, 640x480) [IMG] who can resist?
>> [_] Anon 4528 >># that was a beautiful set up.
>> [_] Anon 4532 >># 4.18 MB?! This better be worth it...
>> [_] Anon 4555 >># Littleblackhood Haruhi? I don't get - Oooooohhhh. Now I get it. >># Blargh, sorry. Mixed up nazikittens.swf with that. Jockel was correct. So used to that one being called schrodingermarch.swf
>> [_] Anon 4563 >># It was worth it.
>> [_] Anon 4674 >># Tell me there's a real version >># Best flash in this thread
>> [_] Anon 4720 >># what band/artist is that?
>> [_] Anon 4725 >># that would be pendulum
>> [_] Anon 4752 >># Oh, you sly dog.
>> [_] Anon 4861 WHAT ANIME IS THE PONY THING FROM?!
>> [_] Anon 4874 >># Full Metal Panic: Fumoffu Episode 8 to be precise. It's amazing how google works.
>> [_] Anon 4880 >># well, aren't you a lifesaver? :p
>> [_] Anon 4894 >># Jesus christ, I'm actually nauseous after watching this.
>> [_] Anon 5068 >># name of song?
>> [_] Anon 5069 >># What's the name of the song when the shoop starts?
>> [_] Anon 5071 >># Sauce of song in this one?
>> [_] Q!4cHaN0LREs 5087 >># >># >># More commonly called r0x.swf, sauce is in my sauces.txt file: http://tastypie.kicks-ass.net/swf/sauces .txt >># That's "suddenly guitar 2.swf" And the sauce of that is Machinae Supremacy - Death From Above >># Cool & Create - Help Me Erin >># >># I THINK I've got the sauce file on my computer somewhere, but It's not in sauces.txt yet. I'll try to remember to poast again if I find it. >># >># More commonly called OHGODICANSEEFOREVER.swf Music is Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy >># Basshunter - I Can Walk on Water, I Can Fly >># >># The Sleeping - Don't Hold Back >>this Aphex Twin - Fenixfunk 5 >># >># >># I'd like to know too... >># Some remix of the numa numa song (Dragostea Din Tei) Anybody know it?
>> [_] Q!4cHaN0LREs 5088 File: houseface.swf-(1.85MB, 624x352) [IMG] >># >># >># More commonly called r0x.swf, sauce is in my sauces.txt file: http://tastypie.kicks-ass.net/swf/sauces .txt >># That's "suddenly guitar 2.swf" And the sauce of that is Machinae Supremacy - Death From Above >># Cool & Create - Help Me Erin >># >># I THINK I've got the sauce file on my computer somewhere, but It's not in sauces.txt yet. I'll try to remember to poast again if I find it. >># >># More commonly called OHGODICANSEEFOREVER.swf Music is Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy >># Basshunter - I Can Walk on Water, I Can Fly >># >># The Sleeping - Don't Hold Back >>this Aphex Twin - Fenixfunk 5 >># >># >># I'd like to know too... >># Some remix of the numa numa song (Dragostea Din Tei) Anybody know it?
>> [_] Q!4cHaN0LREs 5089 File: Bottle.Fairy.swf-(613.41KB, 633x464) [IMG] >># Bah, can't delete double post because I didn't set the password. So here's another random flash. [Return] [Entire Thread] [First 100 posts] [Last 50 posts]