Tr0n wrote:Linky:
http://www.axeuk.com/quest/download.htm
Go here, download Quest, install.
This will then allow you to develop Quest games, and also play them.
Tr0n wrote:Linky:
http://www.axeuk.com/quest/download.htm
Go here, download Quest, install.
This will then allow you to develop Quest games, and also play them.
gamer_gurl wrote:I'm new to here. I am trying learn how to make this game. Is there place for start to learn this one? I am totally new for making game so I need basic start point please.
I hope this is ok post for this area.
Have a fun playing game and good day!
Ryori
Flying Monkey wrote:"gamer_gurl"
I'm new to here. I am trying learn how to make this game. Is there place for start to learn this one? I am totally new for making game so I need basic start point please.
I hope this is ok post for this area.
Have a fun playing game and good day!
Ryori
Damn gurl. You need to whoop me up some dem spagetti-os baybee.
davidw wrote:Yes, Flying Monkey, you be careful now. You don't want to be on the Buck's List, do you? After all, when you're on the Buck's List...
Well, not a lot happens actually. Feel free to say what you like to him. He's about as threatening as a ballerina, except the ballerina looks better in a leotard.
davidw wrote:Yes, Flying Monkey, you be careful now. You don't want to be on the Buck's List, do you? After all, when you're on the Buck's List...
Well, not a lot happens actually. Feel free to say what you like to him. [snip]
[Tr0n EDIT]
He's threatening all the time from what I read.
Flying Monkey wrote:"davidw"
Yes, Flying Monkey, you be careful now. You don't want to be on the Buck's List, do you? After all, when you're on the Buck's List...
Well, not a lot happens actually. Feel free to say what you like to him. [snip]
[Tr0n EDIT]
He's threatening all the time from what I read.
So, you on this list davidw? The only list I want to be on is the list to get some gamer_gurl.
Flying Monkey wrote:"davidw"
Yes, Flying Monkey, you be careful now. You don't want to be on the Buck's List, do you? After all, when you're on the Buck's List...
Well, not a lot happens actually. Feel free to say what you like to him. [snip]
[Tr0n EDIT]
He's threatening all the time from what I read.
So, you on this list davidw? The only list I want to be on is the list to get some gamer_gurl.
davidw wrote:"CheerleaderChick"
she doeznt speak very good english anyway.
That is definitely going in my List Of Dumb Quotes.
Ryori's poor English is as a result of the fact that she's foreign and it's a language she's learning. What's your excuse?
Tr0n wrote:You don't need to reply 3 times Unknown..
Incase you didn't know, you can edit your old posts.. There's an [EDIT] button there.
As he's always done, David is pointing out CC's mistakes.
Yet you congratulate him here, where he's clearly criticising someone else.
Everything else here is tolerably in good nature (I guess).
Tr0n wrote:As he's always done, David is pointing out CC's mistakes.
what i said is true. it wasnt mean. she doesnt speak very good english. and now you are criticizing me?
Tr0n wrote:You don't need to reply 3 times Unknown..
Incase you didn't know, you can edit your old posts.. There's an [EDIT] button there.
As he's always done, David is pointing out CC's mistakes.
Yet you congratulate him here, where he's clearly criticising someone else.
Everything else here is tolerably in good nature (I guess).
Tr0n wrote:So was it a comparitive - or descriptive sentance? Or is the above just silly?
CheerleaderChick wrote:
d'oh
CheerleaderChick wrote:holding your high & mighty criticisms of others yet you cant even spell a simple word.
CheerleaderChick wrote:
now what was davidw saying about having a brain?
CheerleaderChick wrote:
hahahahahahahaha
Origin
"D'oh!" is the comical catch phrase of Homer Simpson, from the long-running animated series The Simpsons. It is typically used when Homer injures himself, realizes that he has done something stupid, or when something bad has happened to him.
The cry of "d'oh!" is typically represented in the show's script as "annoyed grunt." When Dan Castellaneta, the voice actor who voices Homer, was first asked to voice the exclamation he rendered it as a drawn out "dooh", inspired by Jimmy Finlayson, a moustachioed actor of a number of Laurel and Hardy films. The show's creator Matt Groening felt that it would better suit the timing of animation if it were spoken faster so Castellaneta shortened it to "D'oh!"
An interpretation claims that Homer simply uses D'oh! as a euphemism for damn. This last interpretation is supported by Castellaneta himself.
Variations
Variations of the catch phrase have appeared in some episodes of The Simpsons.
On a family trip to Japan, Homer said something in Japanese along the lines of "shimatta-baka-ni," which was translated in subtitles as "D'oh!" "Shimatta" in Japanese is roughly equivalent to "damn it!", whereas "baka" is used to describe an idiotic or foolish person or thing.
When Homer had his jaw wired shut in the episode "Jaws Wired Shut" he was reduced to communicating with others by writing on a chalkboard, including going so far as to write "D'oh" (which confirms the correct spelling of the phrase). The spelling also appeared in Lisa's Sax, in the inscription in Lisa's saxophone.
Homer expressing himself.In the episode "Bart of Darkness", while talking to an apparently Amish man, Homer expresses his frustration over building a barn instead of a pool. The Amish man tells him, "'Tis a fine barn, but sure 'tis no pool, English." Homer respons with a "D'oheth!"
In the episode "Burns' Heir", Mr. Burns decides to make Bart his heir and tries to convince Bart that his family doesn't want him anymore. He allows Bart to watch his "family", actually actors hired by Burns, on closed-circuit television. The Homer impersonator (who bears an uncanny resemblance to Michael Caine) drops his sandwich and exclaims "b'oh!" Bart comments that something about his family doesn't seem quite right. At this, Burns switches off the monitor, scurries onto the set and tells the actor "Homer Simpson doesn't say 'B'oh', he says...(looks through script)...'D'oh'!"; when "Homer" tries again, he says it nearly correctly (Duh-oh), if unconvincingly.
In the episode "Bart Gets an Elephant", when forced to spring clean the Simpson home, Homer says "I call the basement." Bart and Lisa both say fine, followed by Homer saying "D'oh?" as if asking a question. When he opens the basement door, he exclaims a normal "D'oh!" when he sees what a mess the basement is.
In the same episode, when Homer crashes their car into a preserved deer statue, he, Lisa, and Marge say, in sequence, "D'oh!", "A deer!", "A female deer!", an allusion to the "Do-Re-Mi" song in "The Sound of Music".
In the episode "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show", due to falling ratings Homer is hired as the extra character Poochie on the show. However, it is a disaster and after the first viewing it becomes clear that Poochie is universally despised. Homer finally asks himself if he liked it. His brain replies that he doesn't want to know and instructs him to look sad and say "D'oh!". So Homer shakes his head and very sadly says "D'oh!".
In the episode "Two Bad Neighbors", Homer befriends Former President Gerald Ford, whom popular culture frequently portrays as being unusually clumsy; at the end of the episode, the two men share a mishap and simultaneously cry "D'oh!"
In the episode Itchy & Scratchy Land the family gets stuck in traffic and all yell "D'oh!".
The term has also appeared in Simpsons creator Matt Groening's Life in Hell comic strip, written "D'ohh! [after the manner of Homer Simpson]" twice in the same strip.
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Episode names
"D'oh!" is not often written as such in The Simpsons scripts. Instead it is written as "annoyed grunt." In recognition of this, several episodes feature the phrase "annoyed grunt" in the episode title where one would expect the term "d'oh". Such episodes include "I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot" (instead of "I, D'oh-bot", a play on I, Robot), "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious" (a parody of Mary Poppins) and "E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)".
However, "d'oh" is always uttered in the show's promos that are run by Fox. For example, when Fox promoted the episode that was scheduled to air immediately after Super Bowl #####, it was billed as the "Super Bowl Halftime D'oh!" because Homer interrupts the promo's announcer with "d'oh," which obviously was intended to be a replacement for "show."
Four episodes so far have "d'oh" in their titles: season 10's "D'oh-in' in the Wind," season 11's "Days of Wine and D'oh'ses," season 14's "C.E. D'oh," season 17's "We're on the Road to D'ohwhere" and the upcoming season 18 episode " G.I. D'oh!"
Usage
The term d'oh! has been adopted by many Simpsons fans. The term has become commonplace in modern speech and demonstrates the reach of the show's influence. "D'oh" has been added to the Webster's Millennium Dictionary of English and the Oxford English Dictionary. It is defined as: "expressing frustration at the realization that things have turned out badly or not as planned, or that one has just said or done something foolish. Also (usu. mildly derogatory), implying that another person has said or done something foolish (cf. DUH int.)." The OED etymologizes the word as "popularized by" The Simpsons, but lists usages as early as 1945.
In the German-dubbed version, d'oh! is translated to Nein! (No!). In the Spanish-dubbed version, d'oh! is changed to ¡Ou! (pronounced like the letter O), the same as Ouch! (replaced in later episodes with D'oh, at least in Latin America). The pronunciation, with the proper Homer-like intonation, has entered as well in the popular culture of many Spanish-speaking countries. The closed captions for the program (at least in the U.S.), spell D'oh as D-ohh!
Kenny Mayne of ESPN's SportsCenter has uttered the quote, "That must be a Homer, 'cause the pitcher just said D'oh!" Stargate SG-1's Jack O'Neill has been known to utter "D'oh!" on occasion, notably in the episode "Window of Opportunity." It was also said repeatedly by various characters (especially during the movie segments) of the show Mystery Science Theater 3000. In an issue of the comic book Star Trek: Deep Space Nine published by Malibu Comics, the alien character Jadzia Dax was seen to exclaim "D'oh!" after making an error.
A local FOX affiliate in Los Angeles, KTTV, regularly uses a soundbite of d'oh! on its nightly 10'clock newcast. The sound is played during the Sports segment when reviewing footage where a ball is dropped or other mistake is made.
Usages in other media
After popularized by the Simpsons the expression has been used widely
In the Nintendo DS game Advance Wars: Dual Strike in the history record there is a part that says "You've been ambushed 50 times! D'oh!"
In My Gym Partner's a Monkey(Guano In 60 Minutes) when Jake fell back on the portable he says "Ahhhhh!...D'oh!"
In the Nintendo 64 game GoldenEye 007 in the multiplayer summary screens, if one player manages to kill all four players with a single attack it will read "Quad Kill! D'oh!"
In South Park episode Ike's Wee Wee, Mr. Mackey becomes addicted to drugs and some guy driving stopped his car and said that he [Mr. Mackey] and Homer Simpson have one thing in common, D'oh (sounded like Dope).
In Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble when ranking a D the D stands for D'oh!
The game Arkanoid 2 'Revenge of Doh'
In the "Sword of Destiny" episode of Arrested Development, Dan Casetellaneta exclaims "D'Oh" as Dr. Stein in a bit referencing his role as Homer.
In Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Qui Gon Jinn pushes away a battle droid with The Force and the droid makes a yell similar to D'oh
In Stargate SG-1, before entering the stargate, Jack O'Neill says D'oh, explaining that he had forgotten to tape the Simpsons.
In some of the English translations of the DiGi Charat manga, Dejiko will occasionally interject "N'yo!" in a play on both her own signature "Nyo," and Homer's famous "D'oh."
Sometimes Squidward Tentacles of Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants yells "D'oh!" when SpongeBob does something wrong. It's happened in a few episodes.
In the English version of the games Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2,Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3,and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi, Son Goten says D'oh when he's hit sometimes.
It appears in some of the fantasy novels of Diana Wynne Jones as 'doh,' perhaps most delightfully in The Dark Lord of Derkholm as "'Doh!' said Galadriel" (Galadriel being an awkwardly-named dwarf). Jones' usage predates The Simpsons.
Origin
Many people in Homer's life (including his wife, son, daughter, boss, next-door neighbor, and both parents) have been heard using the exclamation. However, his half-brother Herb Powell is unique among these, in that he was given up for adoption shortly after birth and was raised in another city (where he could not have learned the phrase from any of those others). This implies that Homer and Herb somehow genetically inherited "D'oh!" from their father, Abe Simpson.
davidw wrote:Allow me to fix your post:"CheerleaderChick"
d'oh
Should start with a capital letter. Also needs either a full stop or an exclamation mark on the end. Probably wrongly spelt as I'm sure it's actually "doh".
davidw wrote:"CheerleaderChick"
holding your high & mighty criticisms of others yet you cant even spell a simple word.
Again, should start with a capital letter. Needs a comma after 'others'. 'cant' needs an apostrophe.
davidw wrote:
BTW, it's spelt "shoes". You might want to remember that.
davidw wrote:"CheerleaderChick"
now what was davidw saying about having a brain?
Nneeds a capital letter at the start. Oh, and I was saying you need one.
davidw wrote:"CheerleaderChick"
hahahahahahahaha
Another capital letter needed at the start.
Apart from that? Perfect, CC. Keep on with it and by the time you hit ninety, you'll be able to type an entire sentence out with a better than average chance of making it understandable.
davidw wrote:Another capital letter needed at the start.
as corrected by CC wrote:This sentence should start with a capital letter
davidw wrote:Wow! I bet your girlfriend must be so impressed by the way you act.
Say, you think if I go and make some silly threats against people on other forums, she'll dump you and shack up with me?
Davidw has warned us that faster than you can say "hyperconscientiousness", footling sods will spoil the whole Zen Buddhist New Age mystical rock-worshipping aura of our body chakras.
As soon as you're strapped in, I'll announce something to the effect of how there is still hope for our society, real hope -- not the false sense of hope that comes from the mouths of disrespectful bloodsuckers, but the hope that makes you eager to advocate concrete action and specific quantifiable goals.
davidw wrote:Gee, you must be the oldest-looking toddler I've ever seen. All that hate and nastiness has really aged you.