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AND FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ENJOY ITS CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED SEQUEL ELROY HITS THE PAVEMENT

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YEARS OF SEARCHING HAS FINALLY BROUGHT THE WORLD TO REJOICE ONCE AGAIN OVER THE GREATEST PIECES OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE EVER TO GRACE THE UNWORTHY MASSES

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Yeah yeah I know it's been a few months since the last one. I've been running around trying to find someone I know in real life who has a computer capable of opening Alvin-Earthworm's gigantic movies in flash. I finally decided not to use SMBZ until I get a better computer. This may not happen until I go to college, but I'm hoping I can find some other sort of way.

For those of you who don't know what The Pixel Theory is, it's pretty much the ultimate anti-sprite movie. Sprite movies take all the glory away from people who make their own actual graphics. Of course, Newgrounders can't see through the scam because they're all too busy watching mario and naruto sprites being tweened across a bmp landscape and thinking "WOW THAT SURE IS GOOD ANIMATING LOL". Spriters deny any bit of copyright infringement no matter how blatantly obvious. Since sprites are practically stolen to begin with, I don't see why I can't steal sprite movies and mess them up a bit.

What the theory is, is that people should be able to steal sprite flashes, decompile them, and edit over all the sprites with NEW graphics for re-release onto the Internet. It's basically using the spriter's own idiotic ideals against them. You can see examples of what I mean in the series I made named The Pixel Theory.

Anywho, what I need now are suggestions for new sprite movies to use for future installments. The requirements are:

1. It has to be recent. I'd say from between January 07 to today.

2. It has to be or have been somewhat popular. I want to use something that has at least a few fans rather than some flash no one has heard of.

3. It cannot be too big or too small. My computer can't handle huge files in flash so it has to be decent in size. I also don't want something that's only a few seconds long.

Remember, you can help me by giving suggestions, but you could help even more by making Pixel Theories of your own. Thanks.

~Shrum