matt on going coastal

[Crusader]

I have it now, sending to Chad and will try to get a copy up for you guys.

[ez315]

For some reason I'm no longer able to connect to the hub! Anyone know why?

[Crusader]

hub is broken atm. check the site for the new IP.

[ez315]

There seems to be a minimum share size now. Anyone know what the limit is?

[Crusader]

dunno I had 100 files.

[Jay]

I can't wait to see this thing.

[Crusader]

Hmmm not quite sure on how to transfer the video... any ideas? I sent it to Chad so it should be on the Hub too.

[Jay]

Well, you can transfer it through AIM person-by-person, or put it up on a file sharing network. YIM could also work, but there are file exchange limits there that aren't there with AIM.

[Dan #1]

Man this episode is awesome. Matt is my hero ;)

He even gave some decent advise :angry:

[Crusader]

I don't run AIM anymore but if any wants the video add me to yahoo and tell me who you are and why you're adding me.

[Dan #1]

Who here believed that high school was the climax of their existence?

.... because Matt Good says it ain't ;)

I would agree with him. Despite how much i enjoy highschool there is going to be good times after.

[hungte]

Someone link me here! Ahhhhh

[Crusader]

i think it's on the hub hungte..

[lcpja]

Who here believed that high school was the climax of their existence?

 

I definitly don't think so. What's so great about high school? On the last day of school i saw 90% of my classmates for the last time. Even the friends you made in high school don't stick around. All those cliques for nothing.

And it's so true that the 'cool' people turn out to be alcoholic bums who work at 7-11 for the rest of thier lives. It's silly when you look back and think that you actually cared about what people thought of you.

[Jay]

I downloaded this, and MG on ETalk via 49music, good stuff. Definitely worth the small wait it took to have the downloads finish up.

[mg_forlife]

I don't believe that high school needs to be the epitome of anyone's existence. Definitely not mine at least. On Bowling For Columbine Moore interviews the creator of South Park, and he talks about how high school kids are told by everyone that what they are now is what they always will be... If you are a loser now, you'll be a loser forever, which is usually very far from what will actually happen. He mentions the principals, teachers, and guidance counsellors who tell the kids that if they don't get great grades and develop these essential social skills in high school, then they will never be successful. The South Park guy was right on, I agree with everything he said there. I agree with Matt too.