Its okay if this board slows down a bit since there really wont be alot of news until the end of the year when we get a look at Tron Uprising. What I don't like are questions that answer themselves, I dont have a problem with this kind of a question. What I don't like is when someone asks something like "What was he intending to do when he said he wanted to kill that one person?" Because believe me, there HAVE been some of those kinds of questions here.

DarthMeow504 Wrote: IluthraDanar Wrote:The way the Sirens undress him, and yet I don't think completely (right?), was odd. Why not just digitize Sam a new outfit. But then, the fact his clothing isn't digitized to begin with could be a clue to the Siren? I wonder how long the writers discussed how to do this scene. And yet in a way it was digitized. He was wearing heavy denim and cycle leather, and they pulled it off of him in neat strips like it was made of paper. If a program's "clothes" is just a layer of code, that would explain the whole thing. Gem probably doesn't have a concept of clothes like we do, and looked at him wondering not "what is this weird stuff you're wearing?" but instead something more like "this has got to be the most poorly coded outerlayer I've ever seen, who wrote this crap?". She could well have seen him completely naked and not known what she was looking at beyond that it was odd. She'd have no way to know what nipples or genitals are, only that they were "odd abnormalities on this one's surface layer, I wonder if they have a function or if they're just bad code?".

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IluthraDanar Wrote:I noticed the forum has slowed down soooo much lately that I come here with nothing to respond to. All I like doing is try to come up with a topic while I'm watching T:L (someone posted it on youtube yesterday, so I watched it again). We have discussed so many things already, so what, do we just let the board die now? And some topics are meant to be tongue-in-cheek, is there anything wrong with that? No one is being pruriently explicit, more clinical maybe. If anyone has better topics, well then, quit holding back.

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hmm... seems like programs have a taste for
loose pants too.

looks like programs like slip-on boots too.

sam is the one in the middle

Kat Wrote:Oh, if you look at the screenshots of the EOL Club, it would appear programs tend to dress more punk, and very few have the sort of skintight outfits that Sam, Quorra, Clu, and Tron wear... Club pics start on this page: http://www.homeofthenutty.com/movies/screencaps/thumbnails.php?album=140&page=17

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I thought that was what the LOLTrons thread was for? At least, that was the idea...

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Yeah, my theory is that lower-functioning programs don't have very complex circuitry patterns. Which is why in the EOL club, you saw alot of one-striped suits and jackets.

ChessMess Wrote:Remember how Clue pulls up Quorra's sleeve to cover her I/O tattoo back up.

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ShadowSpark Wrote: ChessMess Wrote:Remember how Clue pulls up Quorra's sleeve to cover her I/O tattoo back up. Yeah, but Quorra's an ISO, which means she might have a different way of doing things than the other programs do.

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LWSrocks2 Wrote: ShadowSpark Wrote: ChessMess Wrote:Remember how Clue pulls up Quorra's sleeve to cover her I/O tattoo back up. Yeah, but Quorra's an ISO, which means she might have a different way of doing things than the other programs do. I think that's over thinking it a bit. Aside from DNA structure and never have been written by a User, ISO's are pretty much normal.

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