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DeloreandudeTommy
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[2011-06-06 22:56:41 +0000 UTC]
"IT'S RAINING SCIENCE!"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 1099; Deviations: 98; Watchers: 24
Watching: 129; Pageviews: 17446; Comments Made: 650; Friends: 129
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Define "artist"Favorite movies: Goldeneye, Back to the Future and many others
Favorite TV shows: South Beach Tow, Criminal Minds, Mein Kleines Pferden - Freundschaft sind Magie
Favorite bands / musical artists: I love so many musicians, it's ridiculous, but I gotta say I like Lunatic Calm a lot
Favorite books: Di Vinchi Code, 11/22/1963, Sim City 4: Rush Hour instruction manual
Favorite writers: Dan Brown (yes, THAT Dan Brown)
Favorite games: Ace Combat, TDU2, Tiny Tank, Einhänder, Goldeneye, FSX, Portal, World in Conflict, etc.
Favorite gaming platform: PC, PS2, Xbox 360, Wii, GBC, GBA, DS, and my 1999-vintage PS1
Tools of the Trade: See above for the full list (they won't all fit in here)
Other Interests: Video games, youtube poop, making youtube poops, making videos and music and making video games.
# About me
I read all of my comments, I greatly appreciate feedback of any kind.I'm a gamer and techno/dance musician/DJ who likes futuristic stuff. I also have made up a load of fictional companies ranging from car companies that make econo-boxes that go 200MPH to a time travel company that used to make radios. I'm semi-bilingual (in English, my native language, and German, which I've been learning since 2009 or 2010) and I like to make funny videos called Youtube poops (or at least I think they're funny) and plop them on YouTube and get about 200 views in 5 months. I also like to make games (I'm working on a racing game right now) and am a HUGE Ace Combat fan (OADF roundel as my avatar, for the win). I literally have an Osean flag in my game room, and keep writing "Erusea" instead of "Eurasia". I also like to make ads for my fictional companies with dates on them from many years ago, or many years in the future (the farthest I've ever done is about 2101).
By the way, those fictional companies I mentioned, here's a list of most of them:
FutureTECH, a company based in San Jose, California that uses time travel technology that was developed by two brothers in their mother's garage using junk.
MilTEC, a company based in Atlanta, Georgia that has a whole mess of divisions (MilTEC Heavy Industries, MilTEC Aerospace, yadda yadda). It would be quite possibly the wealthiest company in the world if it were a real company, their net worth in 2010 was 2.147 trillion dollars. This is because MilTEC has military contracts from 75+ countries and police contracts for over 15,000 departments in 48 countries. Also yes, it's always been capitalized like that. This company is now what I brand things I do under.
Autotek, a German car company that used to make bicycles up until 1951.
DSA, another German car company that was part of Autotek up until 1968 (it was what AMG is to Mercedes, or TRD is to Toyota)
Cavalarie, a French car company that makes cars that look like they can barely reach 50MPH, but are faster than F1 cars.
SBil (Sverige Bilföretaget), a Swedish car company that makes cars that are boxy with some curves...but are mostly boxy...
Daxyl Petrochemical, (pronounced "dack-sull", it rhymes with axel) a chemical company based in Texas which provided the chemicals for the first time machine.
Unix inc., a multi-national company founded in 2038 (yes, THAT 2038) that made a weather machine in 2041 to try to combat global warming...but malfunctioned (or rather was hacked) almost immediately and made it rain for 6 years until somebody blew it up.
Electro-tech, a radio company based in Chicago, Illinois that was founded in 1915 was a Sears-Roebuck brand up until 1953. The company got into financial trouble in the mid-1960s and was then bought in 1971 by two brothers who had invented a time machine. This caused the company to become FutureTECH.
DFW, an acronym for "Deutsche Farrhad Werke" (German Bicycle works), was a German-based company that was founded in 1886 that made bicycles that were strong enough to survive being run over by a train and a truck (though this was probably attributed to the fact that they weighed over 350 pounds). DFW became Autotek-DSA in 1951. The reason for DFW's bicycles being so heavy is due to the tubes that the bicycle is made of are solid steel (as opposed to hollowed out tubes of another material).
Resubi, a Japanese car company similar to Toyota or Honda. Their name means (according to Google Translate) "Racing Sun" in Japanese (it's a pun on "Rising Sun").
Vezzena, an Italian car company that is similar to Ferrari and Lamborghini, they make fast cars that look beautiful to boot! Their name comes from a variety of cheese from Trentino, Italy (which is where they're headquartered).
Neuerer AG, A Germany-based conglomerate that is very similar to Siemens. I mainly created this because I thought it would be cool to have a company with "AG" in it. The company's name means "Innovator" in German and is pronounced "Noy-er-uh."
PAC (People's Automobile Company), a Russian/Ex-Soviet car company that was started in 1961 as a military truck company that's always been obsessed with vodka (although it was in a far lesser amount before the breakup, limited mainly to optional drink coolers and the such, it really got out of hand after the 1991 breakup due to them having to use lower quality materials and employees due to the loss of government funding, which led to cars smelling like vodka when they first came out of the factory but were overall well made and they also have the coolest sounding horns in the world). In fact, the cars actually can run on vodka (this actually won them some awards for making a flex-fuel vehicle for under $10,000/300,000руб). PAC is the most popular Russian car company in the world (even winning awards for the best selling Russian car in America, with 250,000 Vela sedans sold since 1994).
LAW(Leningrad Automobile Works, 1975-1991)/PAW([Saint] Petersburg Automobile Works, 1991-) a Russian sports car company that makes some of the coolest looking and coveted sports cars in the world. It's basically a serious (and civilian) version of PAC.
Dallas Applied Technologies, founded in 1997 it is one of my younger companies. DAT is a manufacturer of heavy electronic devices such as computers and lab equipment.
**NOTE**
You're FREE to use my fictional company's logos in art but only if you ASK ME FOR PERMISSION!
If you are making something like a poster, it must fall into some criteria:
1. It must be distributed for FREE (you can't charge for usage of my logos).
2. It must be appropriate for the era (if you're making retro-styled artwork).
3. You must inform me BEFORE you use the logo. (Don't be afraid to ask, there's a 99% chance I'll allow it. In case you're wondering, the 1% is for explicitly adult/18+/naughty artwork, which I will not allow under any circumstances.)
Full list of my equipment:
Music: LMMS (Software, used from June 2011 to June 2012), FLStudio 10 Premium Bundle (After June 2012), Yamaha YPT-210 (61-key piano), Yamaha DGX-530 (88-key piano), M-Audio Oxygen 25 (Desktop piano/MIDI Controller), Roland MC-307 (Groove box, which is techno musician speak for "A totally AWESOME piece of equipment!"), Pianorollcomposer (didn't ever really use since I found LMMS), Audio-Technica ATH-M45fs (Studio Headphones), Koss Stereophones (earbuds), Roland JP-8080 (Synthesizer)
Images: GIMP 2.6.1 (primary image editor), Paint.NET (rarely used, for altering photographs), Inkscape (vector graphics)
Video: Sony Vegas 9 Platinum (Used from 2009-2011), Sony Vegas 11 Pro (Used from 2012 onwards), Windows Movie Maker (Windows XP from 2006-2009, Vista from 2009-2010)
3D Modeling: Blender 2.49, 2.5 and 2.61 (current), Google Sketchup 7 & 8 (used for getting models to use if I can't make it myself)
Audio recording: Audacity 2.0.0, Audiotechnica AT2020 USB condenser microphone
Video screen capturing (I'm surprised I do this too): FRAPS, camstudio (haha, nope, not after the...incident)
Live performances/DJing Alesis RA-100 (Amplifier), 2x Radio Shack 15" 150w speakers, Akai MPD18 (Pad controller), Novation Launchpad (Launching drum patterns and whatnot from FLStudio 11), Behringer XENYX-502 Mixer, Numark Mixtrack Pro (DJ Controller), VirtualDJ (webstreaming DJ performances at my desktop), Serato DJ Intro (live performances not at my desktop), Gemini DJX-05 (headphones), 16GB Sandisk Cruzer (USB thumb drive), a strobe light and a red dome light
Current Residence: In front of my maniacally expensive computer
Favourite genre of music: Eurodance, electro, smooth jazz, orchestra, dubstep, new wave, pretty much anything from the 90s
Favourite style of art: Supermodern, the more futuristic the better, but retro art (1930s or later) is awesome too.
Operating System: Windows Vista
MP3 player of choice: What on earth is an MP3 player? Is it a kind of fish?
Shell of choice: I don't live near the ocean, so I don't know...
Wallpaper of choice: Painted drywall (wallpaper is SO 1940s)
Personal Quote: Well, it's TRUE! I know, right? "Which would've happened around Spring of 1977"
# Comments
Comments: 29
That's definitely an impressive amount of lore and descriptions about your companies and logos. Cool that you put so much thought into it.
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You're very welcome!
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You're very welcome!
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Osean Rotunda as an icon. My favorite fictional country.
Dubstep and wubstep.
Ponies.
Science, esp. Portal.
You're awesome.
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Thanks, you're pretty awesome too!
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I know it's very late response but...
"Thank you so much for faving TOKYO IN THE RED"
My greetings from Okinawa Japan!
Have a great day!!!
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Thanks for the Favorite on DJ Pon-3 Rocking the Club!
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You're welcome.
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Thanks for the favourite 
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