Scratch

markyparky56 wrote:

johndo77 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

I was saying it's unfair because I and many other dedicated scratchers who don't live near a place who were doing Scratch Day.

I have an idea guys! Why don't YOU make a Scratch day next year and register it on the event website?

How exactly would I do this?

Well, you e-mail the Scratch team and ask them if you can make one, then go to some city close to you and ask if you can gather in some building next year.

Last edited by johndo77 (2011-05-22 09:52:42)

markyparky56 wrote:

johndo77 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

How exactly would I do this?

Well, you e-mail the Scratch team and ask them if you can make one, then go to some city close to you and ask if you can gather in some building next year.

Edinburgh would probably be the best... maybe hold it in the science centre? Idk, got a whole year to work it out... Wonder how many Scratchers are in scotland. Wouldn't make sense to have a Scratch day, and only one or two people turn up.

But people could come from England too!

lucky, I wish I lived in MA. I have a baseball tournament. after pool play, we seeded 2 or 3, so we might be getting a trophy. 

I wish there was Scratch Day in Ontario, Canada.    I might organize an event for next year. Scratch Day looks really fun. 

poopo wrote:

I had baseball. D:

I would've skipped to go to Scratch Day. Unless you were in Little League World Series or something. 

GWAAAH! I MISSED SCRATCH DAY!!! WAAH!!!!

Oh, well, there's always 2012.

scimonster wrote:

poopo wrote:

I had baseball. D:

I would've skipped to go to Scratch Day. Unless you were in Little League World Series or something. 

No, but it was for first place in my league.

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

Zelda123 wrote:

No one saw me. I was definitely an outlier at 15 years old. I'm guessing Lucario621 (initials C.R. ?) is 12. Most of the kids there seemed to be 8 or 9.

Yep. 12.

Oh wow he's almost a teenager, no longer that little 9 year old playing RuneScape.

johndo77 wrote:

Zelda123 wrote:

No one saw me. I was definitely an outlier at 15 years old. I'm guessing Lucario621 (initials C.R. ?) is 12. Most of the kids there seemed to be 8 or 9.

Were you the tall asian guy at the hack place?

No I think you may be talking about my friend...he needs friends.
http://scratch.mit.edu/users/shaunt

Earthboundjeff wrote:

Earthboundjeff wrote:

anyone saw me? I had on: gray tshirt, black shorts, squarish glasses, massive curly afro, black sneakers, yellow messenger bag, and a small purple laptop (my sisters). I was usually in the hacking area sitting down or in the food place eating. I said hi to tuffghost and cpumaster but they blew me off. I did get to see gbear.  Near the end, i showed and telled my psychic portals project. I had to leave after that.

werdna123 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

johndo77 wrote:

Well, you e-mail the Scratch team and ask them if you can make one, then go to some city close to you and ask if you can gather in some building next year.

Edinburgh would probably be the best... maybe hold it in the science centre? Idk, got a whole year to work it out... Wonder how many Scratchers are in scotland. Wouldn't make sense to have a Scratch day, and only one or two people turn up.

I live in Edinburgh so if there was one I'd probably turn up.

Cool. Maybe it will happen next year.

I'm in New Zealand, and I doubt Scratch Day would be fun here. But it's too late anyway!