I just thought of this in 30 seconds.
9 movies
9 cats
they all die at the end
each movie is the perspective of one cat

cats don't talk.
but somehow the story gets deep, because you can hear one cat's thoughts in each movie.

do some sick plot twistage with murder and rape and you might have one of the best movies of all time. ... Well, best ... 9 movies?

The moral of the story is that communication is everything and because the cats didn't have it, you see all sorts of drama unfold.

You know, this is just a template of an idea.

BAM! FIRE!
Don't you just love when they do that shit in that show?
It's so awesome it makes me want to cry the tears my baby sitter trained me to hold in...

Anyway. I'm Frelxr. Some dumbass honestly.
No honestly.
But it's okay. If you know, you know.
I try to code. I've tried. I kinda forgot.
So I will dabble here and exercise that

Hey everyone

I joined this site because I enjoy literature and writing.

Can't wait to get posting!

Are you generally willing to pay extra to support smaller businesses that contribute more to local communities? (E.g. locally owned stores, gas stations, etc...)

Personally, money is tight, but when I'm able to, I make an effort to support smaller companies. It's not always possible, but I like supporting companies that give back locally.

Hey, I'm Daniel. I know Darth on another forum, and when I heard he had a forum, I signed right up!

This thread is simple. Post whatever you've been working on recently, and feel free to show off any progress you've made so far to the community!

Don't forget to check out our Station Cash Shop! We have nearly 40 badges available to choose from, and up to three will display under your avatar for all of your posts on the forums.

Also, our chat room subscriptions currently are $150 station cash, and we have some additional features such as the the lottery available for some easy quick cash. (I admit, I've used the lottery myself on a couple of occasions. )

Don't forget to check out the Station Cash Panel today!
-Darth

Living in central Florida I just love this time of year to be a kid again. The wife and I get all year pass holder tickets so its five weeks of weekends of Star Wars.
























Always have to add one of these limited edition coins for pass holders to my collection every year.

It's no secret that I'm more of a backend developer, but when I'm doing frontend development, I tend to get a little lazy and usually design in browser instead of designing the PSD first. Of course that means that what I had originally envisioned and the final product are two completely different designs, but hey, I'll do whatever works.

Anyway, what tools do you use to help you in frontend design? I find Colorzilla's gradient editor and their chrome addon to be extremely useful in generating gradients and as a general color picker. I'm honestly not quite sure what I'd do without it considering the fact that I'm not good at generating complex gradients in GIMP. I also use bg.siteorigin.com to generate generic patterns for backgrounds and simple tools such as http://border-radius.com/ for when I (shamefully) forget basic CSS.

What tools would you recommend?

So, I was experimenting around with our current default theme (Submatrix v.3) out of boredom earlier, and completely changed the color scheme as an experiment and uploaded it as "Submatrix Red" on the forums for beta purposes. I didn't change much besides the color scheme, but the results are pretty interesting. I personally prefer the new color scheme, and I so far have asked one member here who seems to pretty much agree so far. Now, we need your vote!

So, between Submatrix v.3 and Submatrix Red, which one do you prefer? (There is a mini theme switcher at the right side of the footer. ) Be sure to submit your vote in the poll!

Thanks,
-Darth