Teague, I've been running your tutorials on my second monitor while I play games, and you've intrigued me enough that I may go back and watch them in earnest. I've never used Lightwave (I'm a Maya guy) and you've got me interested enough to give it a try. P.S. the slash on the key with the questionmark (/) is the forward slash, the one by the brackets (\) is the backslash.

BDA, looking pretty good, but your topology is kinda scary. N-gons and poles everywhere. 0_o

Interestingly, the only reason I saw that movie is because someone spoiled it for me, otherwise I never would have watched it. And if it hadn't been spoiled for me, I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it as much as I did.

Blaming Teague is the default and just assumed at this point.

I went to go just watch that song in Sad Max to compare, and ended up watching all the way to the end. And then starting it over so I could watch from the beginning. I'd forgotten how good it was.

I think this is the core of your argument, so I'll address this, even though it was posted several pages back.

Let me suggest yet another analogy: Let's say you own a roller rink, and for the sake of argument this rink will hold as many people as it needs to (you never have to turn costumers away because you're full). Now, operating your Rollerama cost money, of course, so you charge people to enter. So far, this all seems reasonable, yes?

Now, you're working the register, and you're feeling good because you've already exceeded your expenses for the month, and everything for the rest of the week is pure profit, and then this snot nosed kid comes in and says, "I'd like to get in, please." So you say, "Sure, that'll be $10." And he responds, "Bugger that, I'm not paying to get in." You're in a good mood though, and you think 'well, it doesn't actually cost me anything to let him in, I wouldn't be losing money and he'll have a good time. And hey, maybe he'll enjoy himself and be willing to pay next time,' so you say, "You know what? This one's on me, go have fun." and he heads in.

Now, the next day, you're working the register again, and the same kid comes up and says, "I'd like to get in." So you say, "Sure, that'll be $10." And he responds, "Bugger that, I'm not paying to get in." Now, you let him in last time, and by the logic I quoted above, you would keep letting him in, but lets pretend you're a more normal businessman and you tell him he has to pay to get in and he sulks off toward the bathrooms, so you turn to some import work you have to attend to. However, when you look up again that kid has snuck into the rink and is happily skating around. So you go over to him and tell he has to leave and he responds: "I wasn't ever going to pay you to get in so there is absolutely no negative consequences for anyone, only a net positive for me." And he skates off before you can grab him. Now, you could chase him down, catch him, and kick him out, but that would be a lot of effort and you have shit to do, so you shake your head angrily and get back to work.

The next day, you're once again working the register, and the same kid comes in and says, "Hey, let me in." And when you say, "Are you going to pay this time?" he just laughs and heads for the bathrooms to wait until you're busy. What do you do?

I love how this effectively boils down to: "Try to write like William Shakespeare."

So, when do I get to hear more about the adventures of the super twins, Vinyl Backflip and Leather Somersault, and their mission to thwart the plans of their nefarious archnemisis, Red-faced Motherfucker and National Association for Being Upset About Shit.

Speaking of, would you agree that this guy got sexualized?

I think it's time for another sitrap.

I actually posted to r/StarWars yesterday, but it didn't pick up any steam.

That's actually pretty cool. It kinda reminds me of the heads they put next to the episodes back on the old website to tell you who was on that particular episode. I thought those were cool and have always kinda missed them.