Eel sounds younger than he actually is.
Prole sounds what I'd expect. Unfortunately, the voice sounds too Tucker Max-like.
this sounds like a wacky morning crew show.
you need a library of sound effects
this sounds like a wacky morning crew show.
you need a library of sound effects
i had the most horrible sensation listening to this that we were a ghetto-rent ron and don from kiro 710's afternoon show here in seattle
and
...
i was don :gloomy
Frys is amazing, Cajole. It's like mecca for geeks.
Wow I didn't think you would actually go through with it.
:lol prole getting excited about shrinking his OS installs
Frys is amazing, Cajole. It's like mecca for geeks.Fry's has great deals, but I always feel like I'm walking in to a Russian Mafia warehouse when I go there...
yeah, i went on about netbooks too long. ZNORE
we'll get better, every first podcast is flawed in certain ways
i found the netbook talk fascinating, so i guess it depends on your level of interest/experience - as a dumbass, i wanted to know all that tweaking/tech stuff, i think it's going to be very informative to someone who's looking to buy one and doesn't know what to do with it
anyway, thanks to all who gave up an hour of their lives they will never get back just to listen to us jerk off in your ears
For some reason, I'm also imagining Philip Seymour Hoffman when I listen to Prole. Maybe because I've seen a few movies with him in it lately.
For some reason, I'm also imagining Philip Seymour Hoffman when I listen to Prole. Maybe because I've seen a few movies with him in it lately.
He sounds just like Tucker Max. It is crazy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAbreeMofRg
Right now it seems too much like Drinky's Show with Eel providing a response.
eel, add tucker max and internet pickup artists like roissy to the agenda for the next one
i will even read a tucker max article aloud
uh oh
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Enjoyed the last segment.
Less tech talk, please
posted by: malek on Sun, 1/25 11:51 PM EST
Can you ban Malek from listening to the podcast since he's too much of a pussy to browse the Internets.
posted by: Willco on Mon, 1/26 07:29 AM EST
Yor posts make me precum :-*
people hate my voice :(
i will sound much less southern next time
your accent is just fine, you're too self-conscious.
needs some more game talk though. you let a good opportunity to put doug to the grill for his purchase of Ar Tonelico .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bAvTbN8VIc
Your hick accent is awesome..
your accent is just fine, you're too self-conscious.
needs some more game talk though. you let a good opportunity to put doug to the grill for his purchase of Ar Tonelico .
i dunno what that is :(
Diving is a unique aspect of Ar tonelico's gameplay experience. By visiting a Dive Shop, the player can enter a Reyvateil's mind, also called a Cosmosphere or a Soulspace. The Diving experience shares many similarities with Japanese visual novels, which puts great emphasis on dialogue and character development. The player spends Dive Points to enter different locations within the Cosmosphere.
In order to enter deeper levels of the Cosmosphere, the player must improve their relationship with the Reyvateil by gaining Dive Points from combat and having conversations with her while resting at inns and camps.
Despite being similar to a visual novel, the objective is not to date the Reyvateils, but to help them resolve their inner doubts and concerns. Doing so will allow the Reyvateils to craft new Song Magic as well as unlock new outfits, which acts like improved equipment in battle. Many of the outfits are based off Japanese Moe-Archtypes from more familiar ones such as school uniforms, to things like Nightshirts.
Certainly not this week, I'm coughing like a fucking 98-year-old smoker.
your accent is just fine, you're too self-conscious.
needs some more game talk though. you let a good opportunity to put doug to the grill for his purchase of Ar Tonelico .
i dunno what that is :(Quote from: wikipedia, avoid google image search for this at all costsDiving is a unique aspect of Ar tonelico's gameplay experience. By visiting a Dive Shop, the player can enter a Reyvateil's mind, also called a Cosmosphere or a Soulspace. The Diving experience shares many similarities with Japanese visual novels, which puts great emphasis on dialogue and character development. The player spends Dive Points to enter different locations within the Cosmosphere.
In order to enter deeper levels of the Cosmosphere, the player must improve their relationship with the Reyvateil by gaining Dive Points from combat and having conversations with her while resting at inns and camps.
Despite being similar to a visual novel, the objective is not to date the Reyvateils, but to help them resolve their inner doubts and concerns. Doing so will allow the Reyvateils to craft new Song Magic as well as unlock new outfits, which acts like improved equipment in battle. Many of the outfits are based off Japanese Moe-Archtypes from more familiar ones such as school uniforms, to things like Nightshirts.
I would have liked to hear what Doug's wife thought of it on the big screen TV. :lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bAvTbN8VIc
:rofl
for this to be a real EB podcast there needs to be a hell of a lot more racism and gaytalk
when people actually talk that way it's sort of yuck. works WAY better in text and with tauntaun gifs, to be honest.
your vomiting is special, tvc. i can imagine no drop greater than the sound of you unleashing havok into the porcelain.
i liked the voice:-*
not like you're t234 or anything
of course, i love t234 too <3
do you guys have any plan to post this on gaf?
Gut feeling is that EviLore probably wouldn't let it slide due to the connection to this forum.
You should wait until its so big that it has taken over the Internet pop-culture vacuum and he is forced to acknowledge it.
you dont even visit here unless you're banned at GAF
you dont even visit here unless you're banned at GAF
that's a lie, junior!
you'll have to download google talk, add borecastcomments@gmail.com as a contact, then leave the voicemail through the google talk client (we might need to approve you first, I dunno) - voice mails will be emailed to us an audio file
that's the best workaround i could find other than paying for some type of voicemail service
I can't comment on regional accent issues - you both sound like Americans to me.Who's ignorant now muthafucka :gbcry
what site? I'm not going to a site for this. If a bunch of piss poor armatures like Garnett lee and bunch can do it every week, why can't drinky and friends? smh
what site? I'm not going to a site for this. If a bunch of piss poor armatures like Garnett lee and bunch can do it every week, why can't drinky and friends? smh
Work, social life, KIDS, etc.
Can I call in next time?
our special guest will be on episode 3 instead of two, which we will record next week:o :o :o
this week is: fear and loathing on valentine's day, christian bale's rageahol addiction, paul blart wii edition, reader mail, and a sexy reading of grr martin from yours truly
our special guest will be on episode 3 instead of two, which we will record next week
this week is: fear and loathing on valentine's day, christian bale's rageahol addiction, paul blart wii edition, reader mail, and a sexy reading of grr martin from yours truly
I'd like to be on soon as well. I still have a cold, though. Maybe next time.
Segment idea: Please explain the allure of the JPRG. Even some of the posters here that I most respect seem inexplicably attracted to these tepid mishmashes of archaic battle systems, animu wankery, mindless dungeon grinding, and teen fantasy indulgence. And they aren't even loli-pedo-philes!
I'd come on to offer the anti-JRPG counterpoint, but I haven't played any recently enough to defend my admittedly shaky prejudices.spoiler (click to show/hide)Special Guest: Andrew "Aerith = Hamlet" Vestal[close]
Segment idea: Please explain the allure of the JPRG. Even some of the posters here that I most respect seem inexplicably attracted to these tepid mishmashes of archaic battle systems, animu wankery, mindless dungeon grinding, and teen fantasy indulgence. And they aren't even loli-pedo-philes!
I'd come on to offer the anti-JRPG counterpoint, but I haven't played any recently enough to defend my admittedly shaky prejudices.spoiler (click to show/hide)Special Guest: Andrew "Aerith = Hamlet" Vestal[close]
I'd gladly come on to argue the pro-RPG counterpoint... then again if you haven't played any recent ones, you don't really have an argument honestly.Maybe the Shin Megami series has turned things around, but the JRPG fans here are attracted to even DQ and its spiritual descendants (Blue Dragon, etc), which (if scuttlebutt is to be believed) still haven't evolved beyond the ages-old Attack/Magic/Item/Run turn-based menu system.....I'd be curious to hear what the draw is.
BTW I hate the word "archaic". Active combat in games has been around longer than turn based...
I'd gladly come on to argue the pro-RPG counterpoint... then again if you haven't played any recent ones, you don't really have an argument honestly.Maybe the Shin Megami series has turned things around, but the JRPG fans here are attracted to even DQ and its spiritual descendants (Blue Dragon, etc), which (if scuttlebutt is to be believed) still haven't evolved beyond the ages-old Attack/Magic/Item/Run turn-based menu system.....I'd be curious to hear what the draw is.
BTW I hate the word "archaic". Active combat in games has been around longer than turn based...
I'd gladly come on to argue the pro-RPG counterpoint... then again if you haven't played any recent ones, you don't really have an argument honestly.Maybe the Shin Megami series has turned things around, but the JRPG fans here are attracted to even DQ and its spiritual descendants (Blue Dragon, etc), which (if scuttlebutt is to be believed) still haven't evolved beyond the ages-old Attack/Magic/Item/Run turn-based menu system.....I'd be curious to hear what the draw is.
BTW I hate the word "archaic". Active combat in games has been around longer than turn based...
:o :o :o
do we need to do an addt'l intro/outro?
Maybe the Shin Megami series has turned things around, but the JRPG fans here are attracted to even DQ and its spiritual descendants (Blue Dragon, etc), which (if scuttlebutt is to be believed) still haven't evolved beyond the ages-old Attack/Magic/Item/Run turn-based menu system.....I'd be curious to hear what the draw is.