Crispydogs101 wrote:

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No. I looked it up online.

He is a Reformationist Christian, which is a relatively common belief held in Christianity.

Autism is technically considered that, and that's saying as someone with autism (I've been medically diagnosed ). I don't get why it shouldn't be too, after all it's defined as “a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning”, and autism (especially around the higher levels) can indeed cause significant impairment of personal functioning. It's definitely nowhere near as bad as some others, but it is still objectively in that category.

In terms of “charging a lot for low effort commissions”, I have not once commissioned an artist (the closest I've ever gotten was paying for someone's already-done piece a few months ago) so I can't tell you my opinions on that.

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Crispydogs101 wrote:

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No. I looked it up online.

He is a Reformationist Christian, which is a relatively common belief held in Christianity.

Autism is technically considered that, and that's saying as someone with autism (I've been medically diagnosed ). I don't get why it shouldn't be too, after all it's defined as “a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning”, and autism (especially around the higher levels) can indeed cause significant impairment of personal functioning. It's definitely nowhere near as bad as some others, but it is still objectively in that category.

In terms of “charging a lot for low effort commissions”, I have not once commissioned an artist (the closest I've ever gotten was paying for someone's already-done piece a few months ago) so I can't tell you my opinions on that.

dis is why i changed my siggy

plum_the_fox wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Crispydogs101 wrote:

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No. I looked it up online.

He is a Reformationist Christian, which is a relatively common belief held in Christianity.

Autism is technically considered that, and that's saying as someone with autism (I've been medically diagnosed ). I don't get why it shouldn't be too, after all it's defined as “a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning”, and autism (especially around the higher levels) can indeed cause significant impairment of personal functioning. It's definitely nowhere near as bad as some others, but it is still objectively in that category.

In terms of “charging a lot for low effort commissions”, I have not once commissioned an artist (the closest I've ever gotten was paying for someone's already-done piece a few months ago) so I can't tell you my opinions on that.

dis is why i changed my siggy

And I personally disagree with the notion that you have to hide your opinions just because it might potentially hurt people.

1) When will it end? “Oh, I like pineapple on pizza, but that might hurt people who don't like pineapple on pizza, so guess I shall not share my opinion then”
2) Sharing opinions is a major component of debate and constructive criticism (and, yes, destructive criticism and trolling, but you should be report those anyway as [unlike debate] trolling and destructive criticism is actually against Scratch's community guidelines). You can't just say "you can't debate here on this site because it can hurt people's feelings :(", because then that would cultivate a platform where no project can be criticized (even if it's a generic platformer project or something that is so buggy it's literally unplayable)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

plum_the_fox wrote:

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Crispydogs101 wrote:

~snip~

No. I looked it up online.

He is a Reformationist Christian, which is a relatively common belief held in Christianity.

Autism is technically considered that, and that's saying as someone with autism (I've been medically diagnosed ). I don't get why it shouldn't be too, after all it's defined as “a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning”, and autism (especially around the higher levels) can indeed cause significant impairment of personal functioning. It's definitely nowhere near as bad as some others, but it is still objectively in that category.

In terms of “charging a lot for low effort commissions”, I have not once commissioned an artist (the closest I've ever gotten was paying for someone's already-done piece a few months ago) so I can't tell you my opinions on that.

dis is why i changed my siggy

And I personally disagree with the notion that you have to hide your opinions just because it might potentially hurt people.

1) When will it end? “Oh, I like pineapple on pizza, but that might hurt people who don't like pineapple on pizza, so guess I shall not share my opinion then”
2) Sharing opinions is a major component of debate and constructive criticism (and, yes, destructive criticism and trolling, but report those please). You can't just say "you can't debate here on this site because it can hurt people's feelings :(", because then that would cultivate a platform where no project can be criticized (even if it's a generic platformer project or something that is so buggy it's literally unplayable)

look i dunno should i add my old cringy joke back!? you know what no, screw this i'm adding a opinion on smw custom music

plum_the_fox wrote:

anyone remember this game?


(while not the version i was on i do know where you can get 5.2.0)

YEAH I HECKING DO!!!

b1k3ra1t wrote:

plum_the_fox wrote:

anyone remember this game?

-snip two photos-
(while not the version i was on i do know where you can get 5.2.0)

YEAH I HECKING DO!!!

yay! someone does, sadly the online servers no longer work on that version only local

DifferentDance8 wrote:

No. I looked it up online.

He is a Reformationist Christian, which is a relatively common belief held in Christianity.

Autism is technically considered that, and that's saying as someone with autism (I've been medically diagnosed ). I don't get why it shouldn't be too, after all it's defined as “a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning”, and autism (especially around the higher levels) can indeed cause significant impairment of personal functioning. It's definitely nowhere near as bad as some others, but it is still objectively in that category.

In terms of “charging a lot for low effort commissions”, I have not once commissioned an artist (the closest I've ever gotten was paying for someone's already-done piece a few months ago) so I can't tell you my opinions on that.

Oh I see. So the cult thing was false. Good to know. :—)

Autism is more of a disability rather than a mental illness. As disabilities might have to be treated differently than Mental illnesses. And calling it a mental illness can bring unwanted concerns or even trying to cure/manage it in a way which is impossible. (I'm also medically diagnosed)

There are still a lot of things he has done that are problematic which is why I can't support him as a person. But he still has a some good qualities, they don't outweigh the bad ones tho :—/

Go watch the Pete The Cat cartoon while you still can.

I feel too old to be watching TV-Y content.

I heard about the magic school bus movie being in development, and I think it will flop, so I wrote a plot basis (I got help from google AI, but I'm the one who thoiught of these ideas, the Ai only contributed by asking questions when there was a plot hole:

In the movie, Ms. Frizz would be on the brink of loosing her new job as a teacher when the principal grows skeptical about her bus, which he watched from a distance the previous afternoon, when Arnold woke it up by kicking a pebble at it, being anxious about the new school year.

The class wants Ms. Frizz to keep being their teacher, so they go on a field trip with her to help come up with an idea for a science fair project, hopefully prooving to the principal Ms. Frizz is still a great teacher.

In order to stay true to the “edutainment” format of the original show and Netflix reboot, the movie would be 80% story and 20% science, which would only be verbally explained at times for the students to get into the action, such as escaping a volcano, or possibly the digestive track.


If the film producers are reading this for some reason, I hope your movie won't end up as a dumpster fire, I would be fine if you took a little inspiration from my document, you could even hire a good director. However, if you want to pull any more from my idea, you should come into contact with me on Scratch first. Just know I am not looking forward to getting into filming buisness, since I still haven't settled on a permanant hobby yet, and this idea could just be a one time miracle from me who wanted to show respect to my childhood shows.

I miss Scratch 2.0 & my first account. I miss 1st grade.

I used to have a Nintendo switch but I got the switch 2.

shadow8737 wrote:

I used to have a Nintendo switch but I got the switch 2.

i have both but i dont use my switch 1 often

Magudragon wrote:

Go watch the Pete The Cat cartoon while you still can.

I feel too old to be watching TV-Y content.

I actually really liked the show! The song segments imo are sometimes annoying tho so I usually skip them.
We stopped watching it cuz someone said there was a kid with two fathers like bruh. I think it was the frog?

Sliderthedog54 wrote:

I miss Scratch 2.0 & my first account. I miss 1st grade.

First grade was a blast. I was in a sped class so there was some crazy stuff happening. One time a kid in first grade who's name was chase kept screaming EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE while running around the classroom and he got sanitizer in his eyes.

Another kid in my school kept running around and playing with the chairs and would always be in timeout.

Sliderthedog54 wrote:

I miss Scratch 2.0 & my first account. I miss 1st grade.

I used a kano laptop and it had the offline editor btw

21 was our 67.

Crispydogs101 wrote:

Wasn't that a cult tho? I have heard he was in a cult and not a regular religion. He has also done some other not so great things besides his religion that I would be lying if I said he wasn't problematic. (Like calling autism a mental illness, charging a lot for low effort commissions, some other stuff I may forget)

I don't think he's in a cult, though I've heard he's been controversial (I haven't looked that much into it yet though)

Sliderthedog54 wrote:

I miss Scratch 2.0 & my first account. I miss 1st grade.

Still have 2.0
My browser / operating system: Windows Vista, Firefox 150.0, No Flash versions detected (gonna get r3dfox 151 though)
My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 150.0.0.0, No Flash versions detected
My browser / operating system: macOS 11.3, Chrome 138.0.0.0, No Flash versions detected (also have Waterfox Classic on there)

Crispydogs101 wrote:

Sliderthedog54 wrote:

I miss Scratch 2.0 & my first account. I miss 1st grade.

First grade was a blast. I was in a sped class so there was some crazy stuff happening. One time a kid in first grade who's name was chase kept screaming EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE while running around the classroom and he got sanitizer in his eyes.

Another kid in my school kept running around and playing with the chairs and would always be in timeout.

RIP chase

medians wrote:

I don't think he's in a cult, though I've heard he's been controversial (I haven't looked that much into it yet though)

Yeah he was not in a cult actually.

bluemule64 wrote:

21 was our 67.

back in mah day our funny numbers had meaning and stayed with it.

You guys should know Netflix has hidden 1/2 of the Danger Mouse Reboot from American audiences.
Netflix's seasons 1-2 divison of the series is actually just the first full season (50 episodes/segments) of the home country UK run.

There is about 49 other 11-minute segments, compared to Netflix only having the first 50, but in order to watch them in the US, you have to buy them off of digital services like Prime Video, probably in a collection.