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Posted by Polonium Dec. 30, 2009 @ 9:34 AM ESTwow
I never even knew that could happen but I don't really see the point in letting ordinary artists decide who's good enough to post things if some shitty moderator can override that whole process with his own personal decision
just fuckin'
let people post their things freely like in the other portals?
I thought tom said he had a firm faith in the young and unskilled because everyone needed to start somewhere and he was doing plenty of shit when he was only 13 or so, etc. so he gives them a fair chance at contributing
oh well!! I guess that shit is % anyway
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Dear Newgrounds friends,
Splatter passed away yesterday, after suffering a fatal electric shock from a laptop that he spilled a drink on. The current from a faulty high-capacity lithium-ion battery surged through his damp hand - he died of cardiac arrest before the paramedics could arrive.
Many of you know him as the author of such classic Flash movies as 'walk it out' and 'the dawg collab', painstakingly animated cartoons that have brought joy to over 2,000,000 people as of the time of this writing, and masterpieces of musical talent such as the '1-800-flowers song', a smash YouTube hit. It is plainly obvious that he was a gifted artist, animator, musician and writer; but above all, he was a great friend.
Splatter, real name Tristan J. Rutherford, abruptly disappeared at around 2 am on October 27th, but it was not until many hours later that his friends and family learned of his sad demise, the victim of a simple yet deadly accident that should never have come to be. The trauma felt by those close to him must be unbearable.
Today a great man and a hero was snatched from this world by the soulless hand of fate, and we will never forget him.
Tristan Rutherford
March 1993 - 2009
rest in peace my friend
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