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[OT] Season III Off-Topic Thread
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hachiman
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Serum wrote:

Your avatar... "It is not enough..."
Your quote... "taking forever..."

The World is Not Enough
Diamonds Are Forever

Dangerous free associations.

That reminds me.

Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 4:03 pm

The Condor
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Is Jack from Nightmare Before Christmas the cousin of Slendy?

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Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 1:48 am

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The Condor wrote:

Is Jack from Nightmare Before Christmas the cousin of Slendy?

No, he's actually his brother in law. I don't get where the resemblance comes from because unless they're blood relatives then... Oh my God... Shocked

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 2:07 am

Craig Digsby
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Tim and Jay are on the run from Alex. Where's the logic here? It's two to one, or even three to one, if they have Hoody on their side. Subduing Alex should be relatively easy. Then again, he has a gun. But even so, they should have their own too (in case he catches them).
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Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 9:10 pm

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Craig Digsby wrote:

Dude, seriously, Alex has the Operator come and operate people if they try to hurt him. Did you not see that one entry with Hoody beatin the shit out of Alex and then the Operator comes and he's all like "fuck you bitches you messin with my Alex!" And then he chases off Hoody.

Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:04 pm

Craig Digsby
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twistedpuppet wrote:

Craig Digsby wrote:

1. It was Tim who beat the shit out of Alex.
2. I meant that Alex is not as dangerous a threat to Tim and Jay as we usually make him out to be.
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Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:11 pm

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Craig Digsby wrote:

twistedpuppet wrote:

Craig Digsby wrote:

Yeah man, but he's got the Operator. That makes him damn dangerous.

Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:55 pm

Geneaux486
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twistedpuppet wrote:

Yeah man, but he's got the Operator. That makes him damn dangerous.

Totally, get on his bad side and he'll make you cough, or forget where you parked your car!

Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 11:23 pm

Craig Digsby
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[quote="twistedpuppet"]

Craig Digsby wrote:

twistedpuppet wrote:

Craig Digsby wrote:

He has the Operator on his side, so that makes him dangerous to be around. But as an individual, he doesn't pose a serious threat to Tim and Jay.
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Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2013 11:30 pm

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OOG Troseph on The Operator's Origins (Or lack thereof)

Hey everyone,

On the second season Marble Hornets DVD commentary, Troseph said that they were unlikely to pursue the exact origins of The Operators and would unlikely ever go into depth on his/it's origins. Personally, I would have much prefered it if the boys hadn't said anything of the sort and had just left us wondering what his origins were.

Yes, the fear is not in the knowing, I understand that, but I rather wish that they hadn't informed us of this plan. It's true, it could be a red herring and we'll get a reveal which will satisfy enough of our curiousty and keep The Operator mysterious enough, but I rather wish they hadn't said anything at all.

Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2013 10:56 am

ScorpiusPro13
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I agree with that, but then again a filmmaker's mind can change intentions over the course of a project. Sad truth is, we'll never know until the series has ended. But I wouldn't give up hope yet Surprised

Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2013 2:30 pm

Craig Digsby
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MDHDZN wrote:

TIMNATURE

Timnature. Nature at it's fullest.

FalloutGhoul wrote:

Forests filled with Tim trees, with Mr. Digsby telling us all about it. A Tim tree is just like a tree, but with sideburns. The ultimate camping trip.

Spoiler (Rollover to View):

Just don't visit at night.

NATURE BREAK with Craig Digsby:

Today Mr. Digsby will talk about Timnature and the world of Tim.
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Although the idea of "other universes" are thought silly and impossible around most people, there exists the Timverse: the ulminate universe.

Timverse is a universe that Tim Sutton rules. Here you can find Timearth: the only planet in this universe known to have intelligent life.

Timearth contains a multitude of countries, including: Timerica (The Timited States), Timada, Tussia, Timgland, Timxico, Timgypt, Tipan and more. Travelling this world can be truly amazing, as there are many wonders to see. Take for instance, the Seven Wonders of The World: Great Pyramid of Timza, Hanging Gardens of Timylon, Timple of Tim at Timesus, Statue of Tim at Olymtima, Timsoleum at Timicarnassus, Timossus of Rhodes, and Timhouse at Timexandria. ��

Back to timnature. In Timearth, the origin of trees are known worldwide. In the beginning, Tim created the timvens and the timearth. And then his glorious sideburns brought trees into existence. And the trees carpeted the ground of the timearth, thus bringing forth vegetation and beauty: the beauty that is Tim.

Fun Fact: On Timearth, lush sideburns replace the commonly known leaves of our world.

Timville, the capital of Timland, is the most forested area in this world. Timglades, located next to Tim Lake, is a forest consisting mainly of aspen trees. Timroots, a forest found near Timifornia, consists of pine trees. Other various forests include Timola, Timchutes, Tim Springs, and Timcoln.

Camp at Timearth this summer!
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Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 12:26 am

MDHDZN
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Craig Digsby wrote:

FalloutGhoul wrote:

TIMNATURE

Timnature. Nature at it's fullest.

MDHDZN wrote:

Forests filled with Tim trees, with Mr. Digsby telling us all about it. A Tim tree is just like a tree, but with sideburns. The ultimate camping trip.

Spoiler (Rollover to View):

Just don't visit at night.

NATURE BREAK with Craig Digsby:

Today Mr. Digsby will talk about Timnature and the world of Tim.
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Although the idea of "other universes" are thought silly and impossible around most people, there exists the Timverse: the ulminate universe.

Timverse is a universe that Tim Sutton rules. Here you can find Timearth: the only planet in this universe known to have intelligent life.

Timearth contains a multitude of countries, including: Timerica (The Timited States), Timada, Tussia, Timgland, Timxico, Timgypt, Tipan and more. Travelling this world can be truly amazing, as there are many wonders to see. Take for instance, the Seven Wonders of The World: Great Pyramid of Timza, Hanging Gardens of Timylon, Timple of Tim at Timesus, Statue of Tim at Olymtima, Timsoleum at Timicarnassus, Timossus of Rhodes, and Timhouse at Timexandria. ��

Back to timnature. In Timearth, the origin of trees are known worldwide. In the beginning, Tim created the timvens and the timearth. And then his glorious sideburns brought trees into existence. And the trees carpeted the ground of the timearth, thus bringing forth vegetation and beauty: the beauty that is Tim.

Fun Fact: On Timearth, lush sideburns replace the commonly known leaves of our world.

Timville, the capital of Timland, is the most forested area in this world. Timglades, located next to Tim Lake, is a forest consisting mainly of aspen trees. Timroots, a forest found near Timifornia, consists of pine trees. Other various forests include Timola, Timchutes, Tim Springs, and Timcoln.

Camp at Timearth this summer!

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As always, Mr. Digsby, you never fail to educate and HOLY CRAP BOOK ME A TIMCKET NOW!!! (Timckets are tickets made of sideburns that allow you to go to Timearth, on the SuttonSpaceShip.)

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 12:35 am

Hazman
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Craig Digsby wrote:

MDHDZN wrote:

TIMNATURE

Timnature. Nature at it's fullest.

FalloutGhoul wrote:

Forests filled with Tim trees, with Mr. Digsby telling us all about it. A Tim tree is just like a tree, but with sideburns. The ultimate camping trip.

Spoiler (Rollover to View):

Just don't visit at night.

Does anyone else read Timearth as time-earth?

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 2:12 am

Craig Digsby
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MDHDZN wrote:

As always, Mr. Digsby, you never fail to educate and HOLY CRAP BOOK ME A TIMCKET NOW!!! (Timckets are tickets made of sideburns that allow you to go to Timearth, on the SuttonSpaceShip.)

I know I'm usually a nature guy, but I have taken my fair share of trips to the Timverse.

Buy a timcket online at Timverse.com or at a timport. They are fairly expensive: not everyone is worthy to see the world of Tim Sutton.

Book your flight. The timplane will fly you to the launch area, where you will board the SuttonSpaceShip and await liftoff with the other passengers.

The view from the SSP is amazing. As you travel across the Sutton System, take the time to view the planets: Timcury, Timus, Timearth, Tims, Timiter, Sutton, Urtimus, and Timtune. The astimoid belt is also a wonderful sight to behold.

Once you land on Timearth, you can either camp in one of the forests (highly recommended) or travel the world.

See the Leaning Tower of Timsa in Timtaly, the Sutton Tower in Timris, or the Statue of Suttonty in Tim York. You can even visit Timgland, where King Tim lives. It's your choice!
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Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 1:37 pm

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