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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/XnELsGf0Hck/
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~Mike
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Car crashes. Now 80% more dangerous.
I wonder how ugly this car looked *before* he stuck a load of crud to it?
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"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:4ab8d73a$1@news.povray.org...
> Car crashes. Now 80% more dangerous.
It probably crashes all the time. Old motherboards are like that. ;-)
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Mike Raiford escreveu:
> http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ThereIFixedIt/~3/XnELsGf0Hck/
greebles, possibly the most influential art design ever to come out of
SW... :)
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nemesis schrieb:
> greebles, possibly the most influential art design ever to come out of
> SW... :)
Doesn't really come out of software - greebles have been a staple of SF
ever since, even long before CG were used.
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clipka wrote:
> nemesis schrieb:
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>> greebles, possibly the most influential art design ever to come out of
>> SW... :)
>
> Doesn't really come out of software - greebles have been a staple of SF
> ever since, even long before CG were used.
bwahaha
SW as in Star Wars, man! ;)
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nemesis schrieb:
>>> greebles, possibly the most influential art design ever to come out
>>> of SW... :)
>>
>> Doesn't really come out of software - greebles have been a staple of
>> SF ever since, even long before CG were used.
>
> bwahaha
>
> SW as in Star Wars, man! ;)
Um... yes, ok, I see :-)
Though Star Wars "only" made them particularly popular - they didn't
"come out of" it.
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clipka escreveu:
> nemesis schrieb:
>
>>>> greebles, possibly the most influential art design ever to come out
>>>> of SW... :)
>>>
>>> Doesn't really come out of software - greebles have been a staple of
>>> SF ever since, even long before CG were used.
>>
>> bwahaha
>>
>> SW as in Star Wars, man! ;)
>
> Um... yes, ok, I see :-)
>
> Though Star Wars "only" made them particularly popular - they didn't
> "come out of" it.
really? What before? Flash Gordon? :/
hmm, come to think of it, comic book legend Jack Kirby used a lot of
greebles in Galactus' devices... in the 60s!
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nemesis schrieb:
>> Though Star Wars "only" made them particularly popular - they didn't
>> "come out of" it.
>
> really? What before? Flash Gordon? :/
Take /any/ Sci-Fi spaceship, building, robot, android, spacesuit,
weapon, or other gadget - you'll find stuff "that looks cool but doesn't
actually do anything" on virtually all of them in varying density.
2001: A Space Odyssey, anyone?
Even '74 trash Sci-Fi movie "Dark Star" had greebly stuff on the bomb,
for instance.
Just two random examples.
(Though the Star Wars crew apparently did indeed coin the term "greeble")
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