[help] Reasons not to work with Squize

I had to edit some of the posts to keep this thread within FK rules, remember:

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"You will neither post with language or content that is obscene, sexually-oriented, or sexually suggestive"

Well that's my FK posting days over, I've got nothing else to say.

Sorry about the thread turning a bit sweary T. Can I just say Chris did start it, so it should really be him whose punished. Severely.

Squize.

Strictly speaking, the phrase "sexually suggestive" is sexually suggestive. So please mind your language guys.

We need to remember that there are kids reading this forum, and we might damage their fragile little minds. Lets stick to benign subjects like grand theft auto, fps deathmatches and slicing up hordes of goblins in RTS games. Thnx

Hmm I can't see the delete button, yay for my net speed......

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Iam a commentin' freak, I would write:-

//attach the hudMc
_root.attachMovie("hudMc","hudMc",_root.getNextHig hestDepth());

Just to make sure Iam the law....can't can't beat the law :)

In my game 'Tiger Of Mysore' I had written seperate .as files for all the player and enemy units, and weirdly, also for the main fort wall.
So in the fort wall's .as file I wrote:-
//FSM for the fort wall..........prrffttt, I mean FSM for a dumb wall....prrfftt

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trace("cock");

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This made my day

I am a novice!
but,I do understand a little of what you are talking!

I don't understand a word

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Originally Posted by tonypa

I had to edit some of the posts to keep this thread within FK rules, remember:

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to Mentuat:That's because Tonypa edited the posts.

Interesting thread indeed. When I first started over here at the ol'e office I was over looking some of the code. Came across a trace that involved George Washington and Ferdo.

It would definitley be a learning experience workig with Squize. Though with my low skill I'm sure I'd make him do all the work.

I don't think I'm that good to work with to be honest, I slip between total control freak where everything has to be perfect ( "Can't you see that's a pixel out ? It's ruined, delete it all, cancel the project" ), to a "Yeah, that'll do" couldn't care less attitude.
Usually flip between the two every five mins or so though out the day.

Squize.

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Originally Posted by Squize

I don't think I'm that good to work with to be honest, I slip between total control freak where everything has to be perfect ( "Can't you see that's a pixel out ? It's ruined, delete it all, cancel the project" ), to a "Yeah, that'll do" couldn't care less attitude.
Usually flip between the two every five mins or so though out the day.

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Good times. :)

reasons not to work with me - i dribble

Don't they say "cocked up" in England, to mean "screwed up" ? Isn't quite as offensive in that context as it might seem ...

Context is very important. Especially when we have a town called s****horpe.

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Originally Posted by Ray Beez

Don't they say "cocked up" in England, to mean "screwed up" ? Isn't quite as offensive in that context as it might seem ...

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Or sometimes "cock-ups", which sound like some kind of really dangerous exercise...

...That most people here probably do. :p

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Originally Posted by tonypa

I had to edit some of the posts to keep this thread within FK rules, remember:

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What can I say, I have a dirty mind.
Sorry Tony :hug:


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Why don't we do more productive work.... I mean in a FLASH.
OH! OH! Don't catch me again on wrong foot.
I mean developing FLASH games.