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Nenonen posted:Why would you do this? Why??? If I had a lot of money lying around this would tempt me. I mean, there is no way this wouldn't be amazingly pitiful. Video tape this and you have youtube gold. Who doesn't want to hit brooklyn with some internet guy as he forces chutney jokes into every conversation. Best of all 40 of these are open.
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The guy is like literally whoring himself out for money. I wouldn't be surprised if the "unspoken tier" is $1000 for performing certain acts utilizing Mango Chutney's natural slimyness.
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# ? Oct 29, 2013 16:21 |
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Drunk Tomato posted:The guy is like literally whoring himself out for money. I wouldn't be surprised if the "unspoken tier" is $1000 for performing certain acts utilizing Mango Chutney's natural slimyness. No Chutney is typically kind of spicy, too. Don't put that there.
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# ? Oct 29, 2013 16:32 |
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Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. With your generous donation these folks can create two full and six part-time jobs. I'm certain the neighborhood will appreciate the zombie theme, and will not consider the business a dilapidated eyesore and bad for other businesses surrounding it.
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# ? Oct 29, 2013 23:35 |
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How is a cyber cafe/gaming lounge even a viable idea in America any more? I feel like their target market of "zombie enthusiast PS4 players who are hyped on caffeine" is also the same market who would already be surrounding themselves with zombie media, video games and the internet at home already.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 00:41 |
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Zybourne Clock posted:Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. Isn't the zombie thing over yet? Its been year after year of crappy movies, bad costumes, generic games and overly pretentious books. Is there anything left in the world that hasn't been zombified yet? It gets more pitiful and forced each year. Also a post-apocalyptic theme deli is the dumbest idea ever. Yes, when I am eating cold-cuts I want to be in a dingy room, with sweaty nerds, and thinking about rotting human flesh. Great business model guys.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 00:43 |
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Zybourne Clock posted:Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. Well, I bet the immersion will be great there. I mean, their demographic already smell like rotting corpses, sweat, and fear (of girls).
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 01:48 |
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Zybourne Clock posted:Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. I love this t-shirt. Nothing says "wow, now I am hungry for a delicious hamburger and Monster beverage to wash it down" than a shirt that you can kind of make out has something vaguely to do with zombies. I also like how they've partitioned off approximately 1/3rd of California as a potential business location.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 07:49 |
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Zybourne Clock posted:Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. Fixed funding? Are these guys insane? That's not how you scam people on indiegogo. monster on a stick posted:
Hey, I recognize that guy (6923 results). The Stock Shirt Guy with the bracelet is really the best of all the stock shirt guys. You can't go wrong with using him in your crowdfunding project.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 08:10 |
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MrAptronym posted:Also a post-apocalyptic theme deli is the dumbest idea ever. I'm pretty sure that dubious honor goes to this tentacle rape-themed soda. quote:Tentacle Grape is a delicious purple beverage that slides down your throat and quenches your thirst in a way that would make schoolgirls squeal. My favorite bit is the recommendations sections: Cracked.com posted:“The Official Soda of the Internet.” Which sounds less like an endorsement and more like a statement of disbelief that this a real product that actually exists.
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MrAptronym posted:Isn't the zombie thing over yet? Its been year after year of crappy movies, bad costumes, generic games and overly pretentious books. Is there anything left in the world that hasn't been zombified yet? It gets more pitiful and forced each year. Hey, the Walking Dead game by Telltale was amazing e: holy poo poo I can't believe that soda is even a thing. what the gently caress. ranbo das has a new favorite as of 16:01 on Oct 30, 2013 |
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ranbo das posted:e: holy poo poo I can't believe that soda is even a thing. what the gently caress. It's functionally the same thing as all the people who bought Brawndo or those graphic tees where Walter White is an AT-AT walker or The Dude is dressed like Tron; nerds go "ha I get the reference" and pay a premium so they can show off their reference-getting prowess. Only in this case the reference is cartoon porn from Japan.
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Zybourne Clock posted:I'm pretty sure that dubious honor goes to this tentacle rape-themed soda. I couldn't even find that quote, the closest I got was that drink as #4 on "14 Horrifying Soft Drinks" along with this quote Cracked posted:Yes, we realize the makers of Tentacle Grape soda are in fact loving with us. This is not produced in Japan but in California, and yes, the product does appear to actually exist.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 17:29 |
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Wow, they sure have their finger on the pulse of Internet culture. Every day I'm lolling it up with this hilarious tentacle rape meme.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 17:37 |
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Iron Prince posted:How is a cyber cafe/gaming lounge even a viable idea in America any more? I feel like their target market of "zombie enthusiast PS4 players who are hyped on caffeine" is also the same market who would already be surrounding themselves with zombie media, video games and the internet at home already. Depends on where you live. A friend of mine recently opened a really great lan cafe near Koreatown and LA City College and he's ALWAYS got a packed house. Mostly playing League of Legends.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 17:47 |
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Nenonen posted:Why would you do this? Why??? Pay for it and then set up one of your unsuspecting friends with a blind date.
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Zybourne Clock posted:Do you love zombies, ham and cheese sandwiches, video games, or any combination of these three things? Then you might like Safe House, a zombie apocalypse themed cyber cafe/deli combination. They're going to have next-gen video games consoles in addition to a variety of meats and cheeses and Coca-Cola, and also hope to sell every flavor of Monster energy drink. Their stretch goal is to prepare and sell their own hamburgers, and should they reach it they're going to randomly give away games consoles as prizes. I like how literally the only selling point of their business is the aesthetic, but they don't have any concept drawings of what the place might look like.
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Manifest posted:Depends on where you live. I can see general lan or video game themed cafes working, especially if they serve alcohol. This though, is a proposed sandwitch shop that has zombie themed games and decorations. That seems way too niche.
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# ? Oct 30, 2013 18:17 |
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I edited out my name. Looks like shockingly, IndieGoGo might actually do something about Tentacle Grape.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 02:13 |
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A Fancy 400 lbs posted:I edited out my name. Looks like shockingly, IndieGoGo might actually do something about Tentacle Grape. Because nothing says "We're seriously going to do something about this!" like an automatic canned response email.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 02:34 |
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They didn't do anything about the TellSpec bullshit either. That was the fake food scanner that a bunch of goons and various anti-scam websites reported. Other than fake charities after disasters, has anyone ever seen Indiegogo remove a campaign?
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 02:42 |
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But Tentacle Grape has the Kotaku seal of approval!http://kotaku.com/5120568/ah-the-delicious-taste-of-tentacle-rape posted:When the folks at Mnemosyne aren't busy running MMORPG Rubies Of Eventide, the busy themselves with other pursuits, such as developing the world's first beverage with the great taste of anime tentacle rape.
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Noni posted:They didn't do anything about the TellSpec bullshit either. That was the fake food scanner that a bunch of goons and various anti-scam websites reported. http://www.dailydot.com/lol/fart-arr-diaper-dom-perignon-campaign/
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het posted:Funnily enough, yes, they shut down one done by DocEvil and DannyManic: Man, gently caress IndieGoGo. What was their logic for shutting it down?
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 03:34 |
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A chain letter is more of a response than I've gotten from them when reporting issues trying to pledge and the like, so that's why I'm thinking they're actually doing something. Maybe they've just gotten slightly less poo poo customer service since then though instead.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Who remembers the StunGun iPhone case that would deliver an underpowered current to an attacker mostly just annoying them like a slightly amped up joy buzzer? Stun Guns illegal in Detroit? Yeah well someone should have told the criminals!
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 05:11 |
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Noni posted:I want to see how a dude with 400 Facebook friends somehow fails at raising a mere $1000. There's the facebook friends who are actual friends. There's the facebook friends who like poo poo you post now and then. Then there's the people who added you because you met at a party one time and now they can't be hosed to remember where
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 05:24 |
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Yea roving criminal stun gunners are a huge problem in Detroit.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 05:29 |
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Electric Bugaloo posted:Man, gently caress IndieGoGo. What was their logic for shutting it down? If I recall, the flimsy justification for pulling it centered around the joking "maybe if you donate a certain amount we'll mail you a champagne-soaked diaper" line, since it's apparently not legal to mail diapers soaked in champagne or something, thus marking one of the only times that IndieGoGo has actually given a poo poo about the legality of a campaign.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 06:14 |
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I don't know about you guys, but when I'm cutting through the undead hordes with my thousand-folded Hanzo steel while reciting The Zombie Survival Guide aloud as a battle mantra, I'd be loving ASHAMED to not have proper uniform accessories for me and my Naturally it's already at double its funding with twelve days to go, although that may be because of the depressingly low goal.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 06:18 |
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They shut down Men Vs. Tropes, the MRA counterpoint to Anita Sarkheesian ...after they got the money and disappeared
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TheNintenGenius posted:If I recall, the flimsy justification for pulling it centered around the joking "maybe if you donate a certain amount we'll mail you a champagne-soaked diaper" line, since it's apparently not legal to mail diapers soaked in champagne or something, thus marking one of the only times that IndieGoGo has actually given a poo poo about the legality of a campaign. Alan Smithee posted:They shut down Men Vs. Tropes, the MRA counterpoint to Anita Sarkheesian
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 08:09 |
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Zombicide Storage Case! The main bit is sad, "Only $150 for a $23 wooden case", but the other option just cracks me up: quote:ZOMBICIDE SCENARIO HOLDER
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 11:14 |
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But is it organic, locally sourced wood? I troll, therefore I am. There's only one thing sadder than two grown adults arguing over which character is better at rocking a spandex suit, and that's ending the debate by making a KickStarter for a T-Shirt that displays your opinion for all to see. According to these guys, their audience for a live-action role playing game consists mostly of fantasy and sci-fi fans. So they've at least done some research into their product, but not enough to realize that LARP has already been a thing for quite some time now and that their product isn't anything new.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 11:29 |
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The Supreme Court posted:Zombicide Storage Case! quote:Pledge $15 or more
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 14:32 |
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Nenonen posted:
This has got to be a joke project.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 14:51 |
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Seriously, they should have made it out of carbon fiber so you can smash zombie heads in with it.
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# ? Oct 31, 2013 19:18 |
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The New Ork City terribad miniatures project has relaunched and is already getting some sweet press on top miniatures gaming websites: http://www.belloflostsouls.net/2013/10/i-think-kickstarter-has-jumped-shark.html he's rebranded his 'ork' versions of popular culture into countries for no goddamn reason. And he has 2d6 roll tables with effects if you roll a 1. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1822630877/exotitans
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Sigma-X posted:The New Ork City terribad miniatures project has relaunched and is already getting some sweet press on top miniatures gaming websites: I am horribly offended that Britain gets solid snake. He is an American Hero. (From japan) EDIT: For bonus fun look at the backers pictures. MrAptronym has a new favorite as of 03:00 on Nov 1, 2013 |
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Zybourne Clock posted:
For some reason, I enjoyed the pitch part of that video more than the example of the content he's pitching. Not that it's particularly fantastic, but I find the premise of a guy shopping around a show in which Garfield goes blue to be far more comedic than "sad sack gets verbally abused by cat while his wife works as a prostitute" or whatever. Sigma-X posted:he's rebranded his 'ork' versions of popular culture into countries for no goddamn reason. And he has 2d6 roll tables with effects if you roll a 1. You don't understand. He's using the Battlestar Galactica font, so you know this game is going to be edgy as gently caress. Blue Moonlight has a new favorite as of 07:11 on Nov 1, 2013 |
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