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  4. JINZONINGEN 73
    (Conversation begun here):
    http://www.bzpower.com/forum/index.php?aut...showentry=47922
     
    Hmm... might as well continue this, even if it's just me talking to myself lol.
     
    Ghost Hunters S04E26 (series 4, episode 26) had some interesting things. Jay nad Grant heard a LOUD voice say "I like the one in the hat"... but it was a most non-credible thing. It sounded just like it had come off of a speaker. They looked for evidence of one, but couldn't.
    Now, unless an entity managed to accidentally amplify their "voice" using some of the metal plates in the ceiling beams (like a piezo speaker, kind of) ...it sounded like someone was messing with them.
     
    At the same time though, the girls heard a loud bang followed by finding a good size rock in a place where it wasn't before. A little harder to pull off, if indeed someone was playing games.
    Likewise, they had success with the flashlight trick, but it didn't continue long enough to be truly useful.
     
    The next place they visited was more debunking than anything else. The silverware that would move and make X patterns were found to be magnetic! It's not to say the owners were playing games on them. Some of my own silverware is like that (why? no idea.). Disembodied footsteps and other sounds were heard, though that anomaly is a dime a dozen in this game.
     
    It wasn't a complete bust though... Jay thought he heard a refrigerator turn on, but later on in audio it came out as a voice saying "Where's the boy?".
     
    Ghost Adventures S01E08
    I hate to say it, but these guys are getting some very good results from their dangerous actions.
     
    In this episode, they went to a famous abandoned insane asylum that's been in the magazine "Weird New Jersey" a few times.
     
    The evidence was pretty nice. Laying down on a metal slab inside a morgue vault, one of the guys had bumps going on, even though the other two were upstairs investigating. Then his recorder caught what sounded like the word "die".
     
    After he freaked out (they guys locked him in!) and being retrieved (which was complicated by the doors upstairs locking themselves lol), an orb was caught zipping past him, hovering a moment, then shooting over to his face, at which point he felt a slap and his face had turned red at that spot, slightly swelling.
     
    Likewise, caught on film was a moment where an orb zips up behind Zach, hits his arm, AND is simultaneously caught with a shadow of a human hand on the wall coming off of his own shadow.
    Of course he freaked out thinking that one of the other two had touched his hand, but the cams showed NO ONE was moving at the time.
     
    A decent sound of a female was caught in one room, though they said it sounded like singing it could also have been moaning.
     
    These three guys do things very dangerously, but dang it... it's working.
    They elaborated in this episode on why they do things the way they do... for emotional output. they "act the part", putting themselves into the location they're investigating.
     
     
    Fear is a strong emotion. It works terribly well in giving the stranger things in life the energy they need to pull tangible stuff off for us to capture.
     
    Although I respect the show a bit now, I'm also (still) watching it like a car race.
    Mainly, I KNOW they're going to screw up badly, eventually.
    Inevitably, someone's going to wind up getting really hurt.
  5. JINZONINGEN 73
    ::looks at new sets::
     
    ::is interested, but only in a part or two of each set::
     
    ::goes over to kiosk, hits enter::
     
    ::selects body type of figure::
     
    ::selects color of body::
     
    ::selects head type, color and eyes::
     
    ::selects limbs and color::
     
    ::selects weapons and color::
     
    ::selects add-on options::
     
    OF COURSE....
     
    ::some of the parts were not available inside the machine, so the whole thing will be mailed::
     
    ::tries to pay by credit card, forgetting it was left at home::
     
    ::prints out receipt and brings it up to the register to pay cash::
     
    ::impatiently waits by mailbox, but happy::
     
    WAKES UP.
     
    I'm whizzed that because they're mass-produced in canisters, that you have so little control over individual colors on some parts. Even with a certain site online that lets you buy used parts, it still doesn't let you get them in whatever color you want.
     
    ::goes back to sleep::
     
    ::realizes he's in public with no pants on and is embarrassed::
     
    ::realizes it's a beach with a female aerobics class going on::
     
    ::they aren't either:: B)
  6. JINZONINGEN 73

    Dahn Dahn Booooo!

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    GEEZ. I can't stand it!
     
    I mean, I love it, but it's STUCK there.
     
    On countless messageboards, I've tricked many people into clicking on a video that they weren't expecting, because I lied to them.
     
    McRoll'd.
     
    Well, my actions have caught up with me.
     
    If I'm riding a bike, going through a Lego bin, doing dishes... it doesn't matter.
    THAT pops into my head.
     
    Cruel justice is cruel.
     

  7. JINZONINGEN 73
    HA! I just remembered when I was younger that it said I'd die at age 33.
    Well, I'm still here 2 years later.
     
    Then again, it also said something death-like would happen later on at age 58, too.
    Of course by that time, it could mean obtaining a nifty, inorganic body.
     
    Point? Ouija boards are liars, kids. Don't use'em.
  8. JINZONINGEN 73
    I'm sure there's others, but this one popped to mind when I ran into it again on a compilation.
     
    Hybrid - Finished Symphony
     
    This was in one of the SSX games on PS2.
    The version of it I first encountered was on "Sasha and Digweed - Northern Exposure II : East Coast Edition".
     
    I's love to hear someone do a remix combining the original version with the godlike enhancements on Sasha and Digweed's version. (actually, the whole CD is good)
     
    Aside from being real good, it happened to coincide with a moment where I took to long to tell someone I liked them. Double-owie.
     
    So what about you? Any songs that slam you into the cold, wet ground and leave you there until it's over?
     
  10. JINZONINGEN 73
    Ridge Racer. Riiiiiidge Raaaaaacer!
     
    So I'm there driving some junky, 1987 Volvo 740 GLE to bring home my 84 year old neighbor from MANHATTAN.
     
    Now, I was mentally drained since I had to get up at 4am, drive to Manhattan for like 5 or 6 hours, then, well, I was driving in FREAKING MAN-FREAKING-HATTAN... all. day. long.
     
    Right, so anyways we're on our way back and already into New Jersey on 80 or 81 or whatever it is and I notice a guy coming up off a ramp. I even thought to myself, "Yep, this guy's going to do something reeeeeeal stupid".
     
    I was right. He waited too long to switch lanes, almost got caught going back down the next ramp (lol!), then veered off at the last second into MY lane.
     
    I was 100% expecting this, even chuckling to myself at his act of idiocy.
     
    But then he did something TOTALLY inexplicable... he slams on his freaking brakes!!!
     
    I instantly did a sharp left turn, then slammed on MY brakes so I could do a... I think it's called a "power drift".
     
    Smoke was pouring out from under the wheel wells as the poor, ancient tires were being stripped of their outsides as they went sideways at 70MPH.
     
    Luckily, the fruit basket had realized, "Oh. Hey. I almost made people like, die. They might be mad" and had stepped on it.
    I did a quick glance to see if the big yellow Optimus-looking tractor trailer behind me had caught this whole fiasco going on in time to not flatten me.
     
    I broke out of the slide by easing up on the brakes juuuust with enough time before impact with the trailer and then SLAMMED the gas pedal as I corrected myself back into going straight the RIGHT way.
     
    It was actually pretty ###### fun! Now the reason I say Ridge Racer saved my life... man, I was beat. Even though I'd been jacked up on extra-caffeine french vanilla coffee, with about three creamers of Stok-d dribbled into them that I snatched from a convenience store (essentially, the drink was like 8 cups of coffee at once), I was still fallin' asleep.
    The hot sun setting down on my flesh wasn't helpin' junk either.
     
    Ah, but Ridge Racer... that crazy as ###### techno music was going through my mind, making me feel more alive than ever. As I saw the car come up, I was even thinking of Ridge Racer. Like, I wondered if they'd go straight, do a quick turn, or bump me. Then I thought about what I might need to do... veer off into another lane and get splattered across the highway, creating a 20 car pile-up with a bunch of kids wondering why their parents weren't coming home from work? (lol)
     
    Or, a power drift? BAM, the driver made me have to choose and I'm certain that without Ridge Racer, me and my friendly bag of bones for a companion would be dead.
     
    Summary: Long live gabber techno.
  11. JINZONINGEN 73
    Hypothetically speaking, if you knew someone in charge of picking and choosing who continues on and who doesn't during the end of times, and the passage through to "life" was almost as small as the time you had to squeeze people through...
     
    ...would you be mad at them for picking only the BEST people in the world, not allowing possibly you or your loved ones through?
     
    Or would you pity them and try to not slow down their already hard job?
     
    (Worse yet, would you be trying to harm them, if you were given the chance?)
  13. JINZONINGEN 73

    " Jinzoningen 73 "

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    Lol, yep. I loosely nicknamed myself because of Dragonball Z.
     
    There was a TV special in Japan around March 1993 called "The History of Trunks".
     
    Back then, one could ONLY pretty much get new anime by going to scifi or (UGH) Star Trek conventions... laboring past sweaty, smelly nerds and downright PATHETIC tables of fanfics printed up on copy machines. Scary stuff with poorly drawn depictions of like Capt. Picard mouthing Dr. crusher. Stuff that made your eyes bleed.
     
    They were scary and terrible events, worse than 100 anime cosplayers...
     
    Aaaaaaanyway, the whole point, the WHOLE REASON to drive miles, take buses, take trains, run hundreds blocks through congested cities and whatnot to get to these nightmares was just those one or two guys who had selling tables which had NOTHING to do with poopy American superhero JUNK or $500 lightsaber replicas...
     
    ...The "ANIME" guys.
     
    They were things of beauty, for their time. They'd try and cram EVERY type of product onto their meager little tables.
    You'd have a stack of manga books with anime music CDs on top.
    You'd have UFO catcher gashapon plushies hanging from peg hooks.
    There'd be stacks of robot models underneath the tables (oh, and they weren't these nice, new models that you can put together without glue, no.)
    The REAL thing my eyes cried out for was the standing shelves people like this always had... the TOYS. You'd see characters from anime you saw in the 70's... but new toys still being made? You'd see super-deformed versions of characters both america AND japan... and all the sweet, sweet, giant diecast metal robots from like Bandai's Godaikin, Popy, Takatoku...
     
    I can only imagine how odd it had looked, me just sitting there going through EVERYTHING a seller had for sale, dumbfounded that such things this awesome even existed. Or worse yet, asking him to take EVERYTHING down off the shelf so I could molest it.
     
    All the while, you'd have fruitcakes dressed up as Klingons or fat chicks attempting to be Slave Leia walk by with angry looks and being like, "Uh, this has NOTHING to do with scifi".
     
    LOL.
     
    But the real killer of wallets... the anime. These guys would have a few comic book boxes FULL of videotapes.
    They were rarely legitimate, either. They literally would have friends in Japan tape stuff, and they'd just duplicate them dozens of times using two VCRs.
     
    Oh, and the quality did suffer. On some tapes, you'd hit "play", and then you'd see the "play" text onscreen from maybe 5 OTHER people's VCRs stepping on each other before the show actually started lol! Sometimes you'd get BURNED, getting home to find the seller didn't look over his dub job, selling DOZENS of people tapes with audio but video that was flipping and impossible to track into view.
     
    And the price? Holy crow. At first, it was not odd at all to spend $20 on a bad quality videotape that ONLY had 2 episodes of any anime on it.
    Every year, it got a bit better... the tapes would actually be utilized up until the end of their 2, 4 or 6 hour runtimes.
     
    Aaaaaanyway, there was a guy who did subtitles. And it seemed after awhile that every bootleg I was buying had his (poorly made) credits at the start. He turned the art of illegal anime videotapes into a business apparently.
     
    One of those tapes I got was Dragonball Z. I already heard of Dragonball... back in the 80's, one of the UHF TV stations had aired a special called "Dragonball", which was two movies of young Goku. (Done by the Robotech guys, Harmony Gold. It wasn't terrible, but they changed names here and there. Goku was called "Zero". Ick.)
     
    It was kind of confusing... WHY was Goku all grown up and why were the fights so much more monumental?
    I was hooked. Apparently a lot of others were too, as the tables selling bootlegs of it were CRAMMED with people... bigtime.
     
    Around the same time, I had anime penpals through some wretched fan publication called "Mangazine".
    But I wanted a cool pen name. My name's kind of boring, so...
    (And remember, this was before the internet boom. The only time people had alter-ego type names was when they were talking on the CB radio to strangers.) Needless to say, my CB name blew too. ("Thousand People", it was).
     
    So I'm watching this Dragonball Z special and a scene pops up where Goku's getting killed (literally) by the androids.
    He then yells, "#### (dang) JIZONINGEN!"
     
    I thought it was funny for some reason, and I was pretty sure ningen meant "human". So, I went to the library and found I was right.
    Couldn't find a translation of "jizo" though.
     
    So I started sending letters out to penpals with "JIZONINGEN 73" (73 = birth year) on it, only to be quickly corrected it was actually "jinzo", which meant artificial, robotic, fake, etc... or, "fake human".
     
     
    And yeah. There we is.
     
    Things are godlike now to someone who lived through the dark times before the internet.
    An entire anime series contained on something the size of a keychain? In HIGH quality? And a few hours after new episodes air?
     
    WHAT?!?
     
    Nearly any japanese toy you could ever want, much cheaper than they used to be, all contained in practically one place?
     
    WHAT?!?
     
    [Removed. -Shine]
     
    It's a good time to be alive... B)
  15. JINZONINGEN 73

    Approval Junk.

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    Chances are if you make me laugh more than once a day or just seem cool, I'll drop this down.
     
    Inappropriate image removed. <<DV>>
     
    Hmm. Perhaps a different one. >__<
     

     
    (Hope the tiny text isn't too small at higher resolutions).
  17. JINZONINGEN 73
    Yah, so I was getting antsy for Halloween and jumped the gun on carving my pumpkin.
     
    Then I went out and bought some stuff to go with it.
    Before tax, it's under 35 bucks. Not too bad, though I'd like to have done more:
     

     
    Purple lightbulb, $1, dollar store.
    Black plastic rose (as the "star" on the tree lol), $1, dollar store.
    Purple pre-strung christmas tree, $20, Walmart.
    Orange garland with beetle silhouettes, $3, Walmart.
    Black and neon green electric jack-o-lantern, $6, Walmart.
    Pumpkin, $4, supermarket.
     
    (Always have candles laying around.)
     

     
    This time I was smart. When you carve a pumpkin, you should put a candle in there as soon as you can, for the heat closes the pores open inside and reduces the ability for bacteria to drink up all that sweet water content, making the guy rot faster.
    Last year I was stupid. I put a candle in, but it was a candle that was housed in glass. That's bad. It gives off heat, but not ENOUGH heat... giving it just a nice, jungley environment for bacteria to thrive.
    My jack-o-lantern was a mess in under 4 days!
     
    This year I not only used a really hot-burning candle, but shoved a hairdryer in there about 20 minutes.
    Some say you can also spray gloss sealant on the inside, but, well, I have none lol.
     
    If I had the cash, I'd put more pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns underneath the tree, like christmas presents. There's probably a danger in that though, having candle-lit pumpkins underneath a plastic tree that could fall over on them if the wind gets crazy.
     

     

     
    Remember kids, it's not Halloween if you don't at LEAST:
     
    A. Carve a pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern.
    B. Light it up inside... with FIRE.
     
    Even with fire, I'll probably need to carve 2 more pumpkins up between now and Halloween. They only last so long y'know...
     
    (Jack-o-lantern, 2006) http://www.majhost.com/gallery/JINZONINGEN...loween_2006.jpg
    (Jack-o-lantern, 2007) http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2371/161279...6778143ba_b.jpg
     
    EDIT: EW! The one I did this year and the one from 2007 look nearly identical!!!
    Main difference being, the one this year can't hold a cigarette in it's mouth.
    How weird... it was totally unintentional.
  19. JINZONINGEN 73
    What the heck? I clicked on "past usernames" in my profile and noticed I'm coming up on 7 years here.
     
    What's up with that?
     
    For a moment I thought this might be the site I've had the longest account at, but then I realized the one over at... well, it's a site that has many flash videos and a cool flash portal with lots of blam. That one I've been at since like late 1999 or something.
     
    Still... I feel like I need to do something festive. It'd be better to wait until like a 10 year anniversary, but I have a feeling world events may get in the way of that.
     
     
  20. JINZONINGEN 73

    New Year Pride!

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    As in, I take great pride in pointing out watching a freaking ball-thing drop, watching hours of has-been, washups in the entertainment (yawn) industry sit outside reading teleprompters and seeing a camera pan on to the SAME group of drunks over and over is really, REALLY BORING.
     
    Oh well... I'm being dragged down the hallway to see it. >__<
     
    Show of hands... who here thinks I should be a scumbag and pull the TV's power cord out when the countdown hits "1"?
     
     
  23. JINZONINGEN 73

    Mecha Toys. Why...

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    Why don't like Transformers or Gundam or any other mecha toy line think ahead?
     
    Would it be SO hard to include an out of the way peg or slot so, after say, 10 years of collecting them and being a good customer, they could all combine into a HUGE freaking gestalt?
     
    Then again, I think I just thought of a problem... you get dorks like me who've been doing it awhile.
    Collapse. Fall. Crush. Lawsuit.
  24. JINZONINGEN 73

    Lucky Quest -shun.

    By JINZONINGEN 73,

    Are there any multiplayer online games that super-closely resemble this?
    If so, are they free?
     
    http://www.majhost.com/gallery/JINZONINGEN...lucky_rpg_0.jpg
    http://www.majhost.com/gallery/JINZONINGEN...lucky_rpg_1.jpg

    http://www.majhost.com/gallery/JINZONINGEN...lucky_rpg_3.jpg

     

  25. JINZONINGEN 73
    Well, not exactly...
    More like things I hate hearing when people are talking about conspiracies (that are supposedly) theories:
     
    --aliens.
    Hey, maybe they're there, maybe they're not. If the meetings are as secretive as said, no one would ever hear enough to actually be afraid.
     
    --reptilians.
    LOL. Reptilians are the new aliens. If you're watching a vid in which someone seems to know EXACTLY what they're talking about, you can expect to have curious individuals show up talking about "reptilian overlords" lol.
     
    --holograms.
    The technology of holograms are getting better every day. Not yet, but eventually they'll get to a "Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope." kind of quality, but we ain't there yet... much less for ones the size of giant vehicles that can be projected into the sky.
     
    What all these have in common could be one of two things.
     
    ONE--
    People are good at heart, even some of the worst.
    The idea that some are not might lead people to think up FANTASTIC things like alien intervention as an excuse for the dark things man is capable of (and responsible for).
    A scapegoat... people passing the buck of man's animalistic horror onto fantasy creatures that are inherently evil.
    It's almost cartoon-like. You have the "good" guys who look good, then "bad" guys who are drawn ugly created as the enemies. All to make mankind not look bad.
     
    To a lesser degree, holograms. Who wants to think that a terrifying event could have so many willing accomplices when it's just easier to say it's one guy with a really awesome projection system?
     
    As depressing as these things mentioned so far are, realize it's just the cause of people not wanting to believe the world might contain as much darkness as their gut tells them.
    They're not "bad" people, just being overly optimistic towards humanity.
     
    TWO--
    This one's not so rosy.
    It's also entirely possible that the talk of the more incredulous possibilities for bad things going on are intentionally placed to have the discussions be laughed at.
     
    If someone walks up to you in school and snags your cell phone out of your pocket, you can ID them in hopes of getting them in trouble.
    But if you ID someone saying that he had scales where skin should be or duped you by creating a holographic version of himself to run distraction while the "real" one reached for your pocket... not only will the people you're going to for help NOT bother, but they'll treat you like a weirdo from there on in.
     
    SO. Assuming you were a bad person or part of a big pile of bad people in fact capable of doing bad things...
    What would be a good way to stop people who are talking about what you're doing?
     
    RIGHT... you jump into the conversation and speak of aliens, reptilians and holograms.
    In doing so, any newbies to the discussion will roll their eyes as if ALL the theorists are bonkers... right before they get the heck out of there. Since no one likes to be called a "kook", they'll probably be gone forever, too.
     
    The sad thing is, to get away with large-scale bad things these days, you don't really even need aliens, reptilians and hologram silliness any more.
     
    You do whatever these evil things you have planned for people out in broad daylight, in front of everyone.
    Why?
    Simple... who would believe someone could do evil things to people in broad daylight, in front of everyone?
     
    (On the plus side, that also means there's plenty of bad things sitting out right in the open for those brave enough to see them.)
     
    EDIT:
    Oooooh yes, the other thing I hate hearing about!
    "PLANET X", also called "Nibiru".
     
    Ok, SO there might be a planet out there, SO there might be a strange, rare alignment of planets around 2012... but as was said, it's not proven that it's even there!
     
    While this could be an item used to distract people from serious conversations like was said before, it could, again, be people not wanting to place the blame of atrocities taking place on MAN, instead blaming the cosmos for a multi-planet event that's making people crazy.
     
    In any case, it's an item to be ignored. What point is worrying about a celestial event in the future that hasn't been proven to even be THERE yet, all the while here in the present men are stealing and doing terrible things to you right in front of your face?
    lol, THAT is "kooky".
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