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Stads0 Revered Member

Very nice, I especially like the innovative use of spoilers in order to provide people with their price without having a long boring list. This interactive way is great!

Stads0, Feb 1, 2014

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Cchiarell6914, brickstrike, kyle12cu1 and 4 others like this.
Biscuitboy Dedicated Member

What program are you using to render. I would guess chunky but I am not sure if it is still in use.

Biscuitboy, Feb 1, 2014

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kkirigaya_ Distinguished Member

Word of advice that used to be told to me: Never buy something from a man with the first initial S. and last name Alesman. But considering you have a 200 at the end, it seems legit.

I might like a picture eventually. Will keep this tabbed.

kkirigaya_, Feb 1, 2014

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kkirigaya_ Distinguished Member

salesman200 said: ↑

-snip-

That story just made me cry inside. +1 to you, my good man.

kkirigaya_, Feb 1, 2014

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72Volt likes this.
kkirigaya_ Distinguished Member

salesman200 said: ↑

I feel like nobody's going to read it because it's not the first post.
That would be a waste of an hour writing that up.

Don't worry, I read it. Strange how a McDonalds game can give life to such a... selling man.

kkirigaya_, Feb 1, 2014

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JZH1000 Esteemed Member

salesman200 said: ↑

I feel like nobody's going to read it because it's not the first post.
That would be a waste of an hour writing that up.

Oh yeah i read it too. LOL

JZH1000, Feb 2, 2014

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607 Ruby Forum Member

Wow, that story. Thanks for telling.

607, Feb 2, 2014

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AmusedStew Venerable Member

I also read the story, My name came from Xbox live name generator.
The End

AmusedStew, Feb 2, 2014

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jacob5089 Bronze Forum Member

salesman200 said: ↑

Here's the original story, if anyone's interested:

TL;DR I got my name from a McDonalds. Yeah.

I got this name from a McDonalds. No kidding.
This is the one memory I have from when I was like 6 or 7 or something. I was young at the time!
We went to an underground McDonalds while on a vacation to Washington D.C. Being young at the time, naturally I was amazed by all the new sights to see - and the underground McDonalds was no exception, even though it was only halfway underground and you just had to walk down some steps from street level to get there. I got a burger with ketchup and pickle, which to this day is my mainstay for awesome-tasting burgers. As I got my Happy Meal, I noticed something on the side - an advertisement for McDonalds FunLand or something of the sort - you know, those virtual games online where you can play McDonalds propaganda that vaguely feels like games? Yeah, I saw that. And man did I want to play it! But we were on vacation, so I had to wait...

---Hello, my name is Frank. I'll be your linebreak today.---
---------------A COUPLE OF DAYS LATER...---------------

I had finally gotten home. And the McDonalds game wasn't forgotten yet. I still wanted to play it. I did unnecessary ninja moves and air karate on the way down to the family room, where the computer lay. I slowly and quietly turned it on... for no reason at all... and logged on. I had saved the punchout for the web address, and noticed that it said you must have parental permission to play. So I found my mom, asked what parental permission meant, and she said it meant I had to ask her. So like any obedient child, I asked my mother to play the McDonalds game, and she approved. She came to the computer and noticed it required a username. She helped me choose one. I've always been a salesman, even since I was a child. Even at the age of 6, my mother noticed that. She suggested a username with salesman in it. That was taken. Stupid me, not knowing how horrible numbers are at the time, agreed. And so it was chosen. salesman50? Gone. salesman100? Gone. And we tried salesman200... and the username, the man, the Minecraft player you know today was born. But that was just the beginning. I used it for other sites, with my parent's permission. And then once I grew old enough to have my own email, I signed up for many sites, all using the same username to Keep It Simple, Stupid. It's stuck with me to this day. And while I've taken a preference to other names, mainly CyanLights and Elucidator, I can't change it. I've signed up to hundreds, no, thousands of websites, and with many of them, it's difficult or impossible to change your username. So it stuck. I grew with it, decided it wasn't so bad, and used it. I still think it's not the best, could be better, but live with it.

That is the story of my username.
That is the story of my image.
That is the story of my online life.

I hope you enjoyed.

-Written by salesman200.

Seriously, read it. It's interesting.

Who asks for parental permission nowadays?
My name came from club penguin xD
I might get one of these :3

jacob5089, Feb 14, 2014

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607 Ruby Forum Member

AmusedStew said: ↑

I also read the story, My name came from Xbox live name generator.
The End

What? What's that all about?

607, Feb 14, 2014

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BrickStrike Revered Member

Cool
Will likely use this service when I finish my builds

BrickStrike, Feb 14, 2014

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BugsyWPfeiffer Dedicated Member

salesman200 said: ↑

Yeah, it took forever to format correctly though. Seriously, I don't think I'm doing that again.

Yep, chunky. Still in use!

If you think this needs improvement (are the prices too high/low? Do I need more resolution options?) make sure to post here!

Too high prices

BugsyWPfeiffer, Feb 15, 2014

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607 Ruby Forum Member

BugsyWPfeiffer said: ↑

Too high prices

Could you please give some more detailed reasoning why you think the prices are too high?

607, Feb 16, 2014

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BugsyWPfeiffer Dedicated Member

607 said: ↑

Could you please give some more detailed reasoning why you think the prices are too high?

You are using an external program, from which we can use to, what you are doing is taking a picture of mine craft then depixelizing it with a program, not your own code. If it were your own code, then you could sell it for more. But, I know for a fact you did not code ( make ) chucky.

BugsyWPfeiffer, Feb 16, 2014

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Unoski Bronze Forum Member

_Stads_ said: ↑

Very nice, I especially like the innovative use of spoilers in order to provide people with their price without having a long boring list. This interactive way is great!

Please make your reply to this thread interactive. It is really boring reading your reply and not being able to show spoilers.

Unoski, Feb 16, 2014

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