Score: 10

"Awww..."

submission: There She Is!! step4

date: August 30, 2008

How sad...
I might cry just now...

Great flash

Score: 10

"Wow!"

submission: O.N.E.

date: August 23, 2008

This is amazing! The animation is so smooth! It looks like it was done by a professional! If you aren't considering getting a job in the animation business, then you should because I have never seen a flash video with such smooth animation.

For the message, you're right. Music is a way of communication where words are not required.

If I could I would give this a 100 out of 10, but alas, a 10 out of 10 is all I can give. Oh well...

Score: 10

"Wow..."

submission: The Promise of Home

date: August 23, 2008

This was very sweet. It's a great flash with a great story behind it, and the music really completed the entire thing. If I could, I would give it 100 stars! But, alas, I cannot. So, a 10 will have to do.

Score: 10

"Creeeeepyyy!"

submission: Zombies

date: March 12, 2008

Books that I recommend for you:
The Zombie Survival Guide and
World War Z

by Max Brooks

Score: 10

"Amazing"

submission: Lighting A Candle

date: March 11, 2008

Keep up the good work! God has blessed you with a very special gift. Trust Him and let Him guide you, and you will become even better thousandfold. However, you will go through hard times, but if you trust in God, he will give you the streingth to pull through. This goes not only for you, but all who walk upon this earth that He has so graciously given us.

Score: 10

"wow..."

submission: _-={The Tanks Thunder}=-_

date: February 29, 2008

"And there, from the cockpit of my scout plane I saw them all grouped together in a single massed formation. Thousands upon Thousands of tanks, all moving together like a colony of ants. This is what we were up against, we did not stand a chance. So, I did what I could, I pitched over and set my aircraft in a dive and let loose with my four .50" Browning's and my single 20mm Hispano's, strafing the mass of armored vehicles. I set several ablaze, and many more in ruins. I did this until I was out of ammo, and low on fuel. Both my official mission and self-imposed mission complete, I headed back to the airbase and told them what I had done. The next day, I was back in the air, in a P-47 Thunderbolt instead of my preferred and beloved P-38 Lightning, and set on taking out the rest of that armor, and that is what we did, even strafing the ammo and gas trucks as well. We had some help as well, several hundred of our tanks followed us and really helped land a devestating punch during the confusion we had caused.Through it all you could hear the Aircraft roar and the tanks thunder.