SolidSnakeOnAPlane's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Summer Girlfriend (FnF)]

Pretty

Finasty responds:

Thanks and long time no see

[Naughty Dog Style Chaos Emeralds]

Cool. The gems were always way harder to get than the crystals.

[The 32nd Birthday of Sonic the Hedgehog]

Cool

[Kira underboob!]

Lovely

[OC Boi - Jade]

Beautiful

[Punk goth Kira outfit]

Cute

[Jade Selfie]

Nice

[Jade Butt]

Hot

[Wrath]

Wrath of God

[The Internet of Yesterday]

These old flash games and videos are pretty much the only things I like about the internet. When it comes to YTPs I only watch the old ones involving classic memes such as Hotel Mario, Zelda CD-i, DiC Super Mario cartoons, The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog along with any other classic memes. Those who keep these memes going I am glad they do. The crappy internet we have nowadays is just ruining peoples lives. Plus the new so called memes aren’t even funny. The modern world sucks and nothing is fun anymore. Except when you revisit the old.

TheAsterDood02 responds:

WIse words to live by, Snake. The new memes you laugh but then you forget, like an alcohol addiction that doesn't help alleviate the situation, while old memes are like water, you just can't get enough of it, and it never gets old! It can be used for reactions, for critique, for funnies, anything really, and that's what makes them special and dear to our hearts.

The internet of today could have stayed underground and, with it, healthy and lively with its spirit if it weren't for people thinking it was the future of everything, like a utopia of the sorts. Now everyone wants to have a fucking visor in their eyes with ads 'till their brains rot. (I'm looking at you Apple.)

So basically, in a way, if we were more cautious, we could still be posting simple memes on forums and simple YTPs, vlogs/funny videos and everlasting Flash animations on Youtube, Newgounds, Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, Geocities, 4chan and the likes if it weren't for our ignorance and the greediness of corporations and governments. Sad to see the world becoming more dystopic and cyberpunk-ish as we speak, and maybe one day crumbling into nothingness. Oh well, might as well go out with a glorious bang, right?