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[Homers Beer Run]

SIMPSONS RULE!!!!

We all love The Simpsons and this is great!! BTW Nice picture you drew of Homer

[Bitter Hearts [Sillygoth]]

Nice

The best one was "Suck my bat wing" nice music as always

[you pick portal music v.1]

Fucking crazy tunes

The title says it all

[REBOUNDZ]

Nice

Fun except I don't have the reflexes to operate such impressive work.

[Madness Platform]

Nice

Not as interactive as the first Madness game. But it's still pretty sweet

Jeanzy responds:

yeh i know, this is my first game and my scripting isn't as advanced as the first madness game.. but i wanted to keep this game simple yet hopefully addictive.

[Found Lost]

FUCKING GREAT

That was a great story and stuff. The last part with the hands... I didn't really get it. Can you explain it to me please? Anyways sweet game kinda scary...

[.:Simon:.]

Stolen

I saw it before on another site.

[_Snake_]

I love this game

That's why it's gonna get voted through. Classic gaming remake. ut you did do somethings diffrent. Difficulty, high score, and a cool new screen on it

[Mad Libs 3]

Ok here's mine again

<<if you haven't played the game don't read below>>

Heiroglyphic writing began some time around 5000 hours ago. Egyptians wrote in heiroglyphs up to 400 AD, after which they wrote in a stupid style of writing called demotic. Eventually, everyone forgot about how to run with heiroglyphics, but now we know how to decipher them, thanks to a slimy chunk of rock and a silly whore.
In 1799, a soldier digging a fort in New York found a large black chair with three different types of writing on it. The writing was a message about Derek, who was ruling Egypt at the time. Because Derek was Greek, one of the three messages must have been written in Greek. The other two were in heiroglyphics and demotic.
People realized that the three messages on 'The New York Stone' said the same thing, but they couldn't figure out how to match up Greek with Egyptian. Finally, in 1822, a kill whore named Luc figured out how to decipher Egyptian writing.
Luc realized that the heiroglyphs that spelled the name 'Derek' were enclosed in a cartouche, so it could be matched up to the Greek spelling. This discovery enabled Luc to equate the new heiroglyphics with the bad Greek words and to translate the sticky message.

Good huh? You know it's good