RAMChYLD Wrote:The movie sucked balls tho. Whoever thought it was a good idea to have a villain bitch that is 100 times worse than Jetta and is so evil that she's willing to steal Clifford from Emily (I DETEST PEOPLE STEALING THINGS FROM OTHER PEOPLE!) and to make it so depressing ought to be taken out and shot. This is why I absolutely don't hold the upcoming Clifford movie in high regard.
I'm waiting for a trailer to the upcoming Clifford film, or even a teaser. It's scheduled for release in 2016, and I'll reserve my judgment until I see a trailer at least.
As for the original 2004 Clifford, I haven't seen it for quite a long time to be honest, and when I finally acquired the DVD in 2005, I rather liked it. Perhaps for New Years Eve movie viewing, I shall re-watch the film and see if it still holds up.
Or I could see The Little Polar Bear again. Who knows what I'll decide.
Whatever floats your boat I guess. I won't touch the movie ever again. It's only been watched in full once.
Apologies for being way off base. I got confused. My brain's not so good at.. stuff. Hehe.
I hereby commence Project Fox... aka realigning my computer setup and decommissioning Audrey. Estimated time for completion is Wednesday of next week,
Angel Wrote:Apologies for being way off base. I got confused. My brain's not so good at.. stuff. Hehe.
Nah, my apologies for confusing you instead. Not feeling the season.
Phase two is complete, but not without a minor problem. See, I lost the original USB cable to Lilly's DVD-RW drive and I used a different one, which was about 4ft or so. Tried to install the Adobe Suite but the drive stalled almost all the way through. So I swapped the longer cable with a very short one, uninstalled the half-finished Adobe Suite and reinstalled. The install went without problems this time.
All that needs to be done is to finish customization of user profile and Opera new tab background and installing the rest of my preferred applications.
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This article is from 2009, and I'm not bashing Apple in any way, but I thought I would share this in regards to Lilly. Many MacBook Pro's and iMacs from 2006 that have an ATI Radeon X1600 GPU have been slowly failing from 2009 onward.
When I originally ordered Lilly from Apple, I had an opportunity to build her with a AMD Radeon GPU instead of the integrated Intel HD 3000. This was not long after I was forced to retire Chrysanthemum, my first laptop. Her GPU was also an Radeon X1600, and it developed nearly the same problems as the 2006 MacBook Pros and iMacs that have an X1600. This must mean the X1600 by nature must put out a lot of heat that eventually caused failure.
Fearing the same could happen to Lilly, I just went with the Intel HD Graphics 3000 and she runs fine and dandy. I don't do any heavy gaming myself since it's either retro or casual for me. Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 also runs well.
I got a new business building for Christmas. I feel either very adult or very rich and spoiled, take your pick.
Stella Grapes Wrote:I got a new business building for Christmas. I feel either very adult or very rich and spoiled, take your pick.
Business Building? Does that mean you are starting a business, or acquired a physical building for said business?
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