Cranial Toxicity

2812 - the 800 year long apocalypse predicted by the mayans finally occurs; nobody notices

Congratulations, both of you! I was so happy when I heard it. You were married today, yes? Hope the wedding was beautiful.

this do that ross i would love for you to do it Speaking of Dr. Girlfriend isn't Venture Bros suppose to have a special or new season start in a few days? 5WL4XfBTCe0 I'm so damn pumped.

KSrkf8GBB1Q The predictable names of these Newgrounds derived electronic tracks tend to put me off a bit -- but damn, if they're not impressive.

I actually would enjoy seeing this, more than a little. Not even necessarily dancing; just Ross and Magda together in one particular place, on camera. It's not actually something I'd want to see in lieu of Ross's other projects, but rather an object of fascination for me. Their relationship's existence, despite how little we actually know about it, is just something that makes me happy to think about. Makes me smile.

I'm having a premonition here, I'm seeing something...it's...what Ross will be doing in the near future... Ross... Will be... Living with Magda. See everyone? ~{([[The Future]])}~ As for projects, I have no idea.

...I don't think he saw this. :/

I think Source's 'Tower of Duct-tape' structure probably ensures that any version used to record, no matter what game or engine-type, will probably be a bit out of whack. You can never really be sure that anything's going to work properly with Source -- which is probably why Ross plans to abandon it for future projects. If I had to work with something that constantly breaks in different ways with every year that passes, I'd probably be tired of it, too.

-- Is what I imagine him meeting the Vortigaunt in the boxcar would probably be like.

'...And that puts me at...160...counts of...self-defense.'

I only recently discovered that there was a fully structured forum for Accursed Farms; I'm not ready to be exposed to a mutated subreddit hybrid of it yet. :

I think there would probably be an abundance of dialogue concerning the competitive facial hair scene at Black Mesa, especially among the guards. 'Does my beard intimidate you? It should!'

One particular moment that comes to mind for me when I think of what made me laugh the hardest is the very beginning of Episode 60 when he teleports back into the Lambda facility and accidentally shoots one of the three scientists in the head, then proceeds to threaten them all with his 357. I think the moments where he bullied or outright abused other scientists in the series were probably the funniest to me. Not because I have some kind of sadistic fixation with seeing scared and confused civilians be pushed around by the protagonist; but because they're the points in the series where Freeman's role as a hero become most questionable. As one of the main themes of the series, he's typically portrayed as being neurotic and ego-maniacal; but when he actually threatens or kills allies, like the instances with the security guard or the meat-slicer room in Questionable Ethics, it really capitalizes on how truly amoral Freeman can be when he's pissed off, confused, and scared. Because that's what the series is -- a crooked kind of guy having probably the worst day of his life, too many guns lying around, and a plethora of co-workers who aren't telling him shit. That's a formula for some grade-A humor.

I'm generally exited by any prospects that Ross purses in the near future. He's never failed to release something that impressed or entertained me, so whatever's next for him, I trust it's going to be great. I used to be devoted to him because of a series he made, or the other projects of his that ran in a similar vein of humor -- but now, whatever he makes is interesting for me, and I'm just generally looking forward to what comes next. Personally, I'm curious to hear more about that full-length machinima movie that Ross has spoken of in the past. It sounds like he'd intend it to be his magnum opus, and that's something I can't wait to see.

I could've actually seen Freeman killing Nihilanth and just making Xen his home. I know his optimism, or otherwise 'Welp, this is my new kingdom, I guess' attitude was probably just from being fed up with all he'd been through and abandoning realistic reasoning as his environment seemed to do the same -- but I could still see him reigning terror upon his new subjects with the power of his mighty twelve-gauge.