hey ghosty please for the love of god submit to the metal gear collab
thank you
-johnnyutah
I graduated from "Walrus Fighting University" back in 2003 with one goal in mind... To wipe the stink of walruses from the face of the earth once and for all...
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Ghosty: Wow! It's Johnny Utah!
Crowd: Gasp!
Toothless old prospector: Why, he's a Newgrounds legend!
Ghosty: I would submit to the Metal Gear collab, but, unfortunately, I've never played Metal Gear.
The crowd beats Ghosty up.
you at'youtube?how you'sign up!they won't tell may'!
How do you sign up to Youtube? You just go there... And there's a "sign up" button. Is this a joke?
Lebowski
Nice job on the movie!
I liked the chase scene.
That's cool that Barnes and Noble didn't care you guys were filming in there, too.
...Or did they even know about it?
Ghosty22 (Updated )
Well, Richard --the older guy whom I ran into as I was chasing Rob out of the stockroom-- was an actual manager. We asked him if we could film that day, and he said we could. So the cooler managers knew. The uncool ones didn't. Some of them were real uptight with no sense of fun or humor. The funny thing was, I think we may have irritated Richard a little because, during that shoving match/fight scene, originally the pile of boxes that Rob's brother, Chris, fell on was up against the back doors. At first, I pushed Chris onto the pile, and he bumped into the doors and set off the alarm. So Richard had to come back with the key and turn it off. After that, we decided to move the pile of boxes against the wall so it wouldn't happen again. I sent Richard a link to the movie, and he enjoyed it., so he was a pretty good sport.
Also, when I bumped into Richard, that wasn't acting. I was just supposed to chase Rob out of the stockroom. I opened the door, and Richard was standing there, and I was a little surprised to see him there. I wasn't sure whether or not we'd have to redo the scene, but Pete seemed to like the authentic awkwardness, I guess because, if we'd actually been fighting in the stockroom, I'd be worried about losing my job. So Pete, the director, --Kenshin1913, here on Newgrounds-- kept it in the movie.