Well, I had some suggestions, such a Geeknights Puppet Theater or a nature documentary on the "habitat of the wild rym" with Scott as the filmmaker, but the guys would rather do stuff about car headlights and comics.
What are you talking about? We said those were good ideas, and we would do them. You just seem to think because someone doesn't jump out of their chair and do something the second you come up with the idea that it has somehow been rejected.
That is a bit of a pity... it is odd to me that they wouldn't take advice on making films and videos from someone that actually knows how to make them.
It's a matter of having the time to do it. Between the show itself, conventions, interviews, and all of the other things we're doing, we only have the time to work on one video project at a time. We have a hopper, and we're clearing it out bit by bit. ^_~
Well, I had some suggestions, such a Geeknights Puppet Theater or a nature documentary on the "habitat of the wild rym" with Scott as the filmmaker, but the guys would rather do stuff about car headlights and comics.
What are you talking about? We said those were good ideas, and we would do them. You just seem to think because someone doesn't jump out of their chair and do something the second you come up with the idea that it has somehow been rejected.
You may not have intended it, but that came off incredibly condescending and rude. Emi gave some helpful suggestions to you and you should be grateful. I have seen you guys brush off suggestions that you later take up (giving little to no credit to those that gave the initial suggestion), so I am sure that it may have seemed like you weren't interested in Emi's ideas - based on your past actions.
Also, I thought it would be funny if we made a show called "Geek Fables" and it was stories, with all the names changed, from RIT.
Well, I had some suggestions, such a Geeknights Puppet Theater or a nature documentary on the "habitat of the wild rym" with Scott as the filmmaker, but the guys would rather do stuff about car headlights and comics.
What are you talking about? We said those were good ideas, and we would do them. You just seem to think because someone doesn't jump out of their chair and do something the second you come up with the idea that it has somehow been rejected.
You may not have intended it, but that came off incredibly condescending and rude. Emi gave some helpful suggestions to you and you should be grateful. I have seen you guys brush off suggestions that you later take up (giving little to no credit to those that gave the initial suggestion), so I am sure that it may have seemed like you weren't interested in Emi's ideas - based on your past actions.
If it's happened more than once, I suspect that means that people are simply having trouble reading Scrym interest levels. There should be a chapter on it in the field guide Mrs. MacRoss seems to be compiling.
There should be a chapter on it in the field guide Mrs. MacRoss seems to be compiling.
I've had nothing to do at work this week, so I have been posting a lot on the forum. Sorry! ^_^
EDIT: Also, Rym and (more particularly) Scott are interest specimens to examine. As much as it may seem that I am ragging on them, I actually care about them a lot and there is just as much that they could rag on me about.
Does he? I have seen no evidence of it. Just because someone is open about being an asshole does not excuse them from assholishness. In fact, those that know they are assholes and continue on that path are arguably worse than those that do it without meaning to/being aware that they are.
I have seen no evidence of it. Just because someone is open about being an asshole does not excuse them from assholishness.
Woah. I admitted to being condescending. You then suggest that I'm an asshole? Now you're the pot!
If someone is wrong, and you explain why they are wrong, and they choose to ignore you, I see nothing wrong with being condescending at that point.
I think being condescending and rude is equal to asshole behavior a lot of the time. That doesn't make a person an asshole all the time, just when they are acting like one (by being condescending, rude, self-centered, uncaring, callous, hurtful, etc.)
I must disagree with you on Fables, Scott. I found the first volume incredibly boring, so boring that I actually gave up on it 3/4 of the way through. I normally don't make practice of starting books of any type and never finishing them, no matter how much I don't like them, but I really could not find interest in it at all. The art is nice, though.
But, then again
Rule # 98a There is not subjectivity. There is only what Scott Rubin likes and what Scott Rubin does not like.
I must disagree with you on Fables, Scott. I found the first volume incredibly boring, so boring that I actually gave up on it 3/4 of the way through. I normally don't make practice of starting books of any type and never finishing them, no matter how much I don't like them, but I really could not find interest in it at all. The art is nice, though.
Wtf is wrong with you? Are you sure we're reading the same book?
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Also, I thought it would be funny if we made a show called "Geek Fables" and it was stories, with all the names changed, from RIT.
EDIT: Also, Rym and (more particularly) Scott are interest specimens to examine. As much as it may seem that I am ragging on them, I actually care about them a lot and there is just as much that they could rag on me about.
If someone is wrong, and you explain why they are wrong, and they choose to ignore you, I see nothing wrong with being condescending at that point.
But, then again
I really like the idea of puppets. Maybe you should do like Otaking and make your own character?