Well this is just awesome.

Ooooh.

Oh oh oh oh oh oh.

Okay. In no order. (Excluding John Williams, because they'd probably all be John Williams.)

Giacchino's The Incredibles theme.

Giacchino's "Enterprising Young Men" Star Trek theme.

Elfman's "The Ice Dance" from Edward Scissorhands.

Badelt's "He's a Pirate" from Pirates: The Curse of the Black Pearl.

Santaollala's "Apertura" from The Motorcycles Diaries.

Top 5 reasons to get an STD.

/knows nothing about the podcasting community

/doesn't listen to podcasts

/arguably unqualified for everything

I just have to check. If the people who need MP3's aren't using iTunes, then I can use the iTunes RSS feed for the M4Vs.

Welcome to the forums!

(The Statue of Liberty bit was Ghostbusters II, so apparently you remember two films from the 80's. )

Welp, the front page now has a donate button.

Between this, the enhanced episodes, and a couple other future features to the site that will make it considerably more awesome, I feel like we're growing up. Sorta. Maybe the next thing we do is advertise or some shit.

EDIT: And we've received our first donation. Thanks JPM, you represent the very beginning of our slightly-less-not-profitable trend.

Nice article, sir.

You can do batch operations in Photoshop, or for a slightly more intuitive and fuck-withable setup, a new Action would do wonders.

Load the Actions window, then click the "new" button at the bottom. It'll start "recording." Then image -> resize to 300 pixels wide, constrain proportions. Then change canvas size to 300 pixels tall, do not constrain proportions. Now click the stop button on the actions window. This will leave you with an image that's perfectly 300 pixels square, but you'll have the ability to slide the image up or down in that square to "crop" it the way you want.

Then save as usual.

Next time you open an image, just click that action and press the play button. The process will repeat.

Not sure what we'd do with the cash. Pay us in word of mouth.

My favorites were Palpatine, George Bush senior, and Goldblum.

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