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I’ve been thinking about this for a while now. It feels like we always circle back to the same arguments, and frankly, I'm getting a bit tired of the repetitive nature of these discussions. People tend to get caught up in the emotional weight of the situation rather than looking at the actual mechanics of how things work. I remember back when I was working a similar project over in Chicago, we ran into a nearly identical bottleneck. Everyone was shouting about how unfair the process was, but nobody wanted to admit that our internal documentation was just plain garbage. We spent three weeks spinning our wheels because we refused to look at the data objectively. It’s the same thing here. If you strip away the noise, the core issue remains exactly what it was last month. I saw a screen capture earlier today that supposedly proved my point, but after looking at it closely, it was clear the scaling was off. It wasn't providing the context needed to make a real judgment. It’s easy to jump on a bandwagon when a piece of media looks convincing, but if you actually sit down and analyze the variables, the conclusion changes completely. Anyway, I'm not trying to be difficult; I'm just being realistic. We can keep debating the "why" all day, or we can actually address the "how." Personally, I'd prefer the latter. kaže:
If you just need a screen capture, all you have to do is hit the Print Screen key on your keyboard, open up Microsoft Paint, and then select Paste under the Edit menu. Once you've got that screen capture, you can do whatever you want with it—including saving it directly to your computer.
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Christian Nelson7 said:So I'll just download exactly what I'm looking at on my screen as an image.
Basically, it's not technically a "picture," but it's exactly what you're seeing right now—I know that sounds stupid, but you get what I mean.
And I mean this generally for anything on the web. Like, if I'm browsing some site, I'll grab whatever is on my screen, save it to my computer, and then upload that file into a post (I already figured that part out).
Jessica Rogers2 said:🙏🙏🙏🙏
If you watch the movie without assuming it's DB—just treating it like some standalone flick that happens to borrow elements from the show—the trailer actually looks pretty decent.
brightnomad712, you totally forgot to mention that in the series, at least during the early seasons, Goku and the gang are absolute legends.😂😂
It’s honestly such a shame that the little guy isn't going to be in it...👎
Anthony Smith3 said:OFFICIAL TRAILER👍
Anthony Smith3 said:Yeah... haha... just another one... except this one is Mexican, so that gives it a bit of a different flavor than the usual stuff.😁👍 After watching that, you can't help but wonder why we aren't capable of putting together something like this ourselves...🤷
Frank Moore4 said:Evil Dead - 1981, 1987, 1992.
Bubba Ho-Tep - 2002.
My Name is Bruce - 2007.
While we're talking about Bruce Campbell, you really should check out Burn Notice. Michael Westen and Sam Axe are absolute legends. 🙏 🙏 😁
Anthony Smith3 said:That one is a must-watch... it's practically mandatory reading at this point, haha 😁👍
The second one is the best, but the third one is definitely the funniest, lol 👍
Frank Moore4 said:And then there's My Name is Bruce. 😁
Anthony Smith3 said:And Bubba Ho-Tep...👍😁😁
Anthony Smith3 said:Could be... though I’m pretty sure Arnold Schwarzenegger was in the game too. Honestly, the game itself is packed with nods to famous movies. For instance, that iconic one-liner "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass... and I'm all out of bubblegum." originally comes from Carpenter's "They Live". Then you've got the legendary "I'm back"... a nod to "Terminator". And we can't forget "Groovy!" and "Hail to the king, baby!" from the "Evil Dead" series...👍
Anthony Smith3 said:People used to bring his name up constantly whenever there was talk about turning that video game into a movie... but unfortunately, it never actually happened. Still, he would have been an absolute beast as Duke Nukem.😁😁
Raymond Newman said:My only real concern is that this movie might end up being a total flop, much like the recent Power Rangers reboot.