Bob Ross S1E2

"Mt. McKinley", re-created with Windows 3.1 Paintbrush, originally from "The Joy of Painting" by Bob Ross.

Date: June 25, 2017, 3:13 PM EDT
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Bob Ross S1E1

"A Walk in the Woods", re-created with Windows 3.1 Paintbrush, originally from "The Joy of Painting" by Bob Ross.

Date: June 25, 2017, 9:55 AM EDT
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Bob Ross S2E10

"Lazy River", re-created with Windows 3.1 Paintbrush, originally from "The Joy of Painting" by Bob Ross.

Date: June 24, 2017, 10:21 AM EDT
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Bob Ross S10E2

"Cabin at Sunset", re-created with Windows 3.1 Paintbrush, originally from "The Joy of Painting" by Bob Ross.

Date: June 17, 2017, 8:22 AM EDT
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Bob Ross S12E8

"Evening Waterfall", re-created with Windows 3.1 paintbrush, originally from "The Joy of Painting" by Bob Ross.

Date: June 10, 2017, 4:23 PM EDT
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Bob Ross paintings recreated on Windows 3.1

I will post my Bob Ross paintings made with Windows 3.1 from Google+ and put this on this blog. This way, they'll still be on the net for y'all to look at. I actually have the paintings saved on a flash drive.
...And while we're at it, I'll probably make some new ones!

Starting tomorrow, I will post one daily!

Why I will never trust cheap stuff ever again

Here's a story worth sharing.

I ordered a Wii remote to find out that it was a fake. It broke the first time I used it. Keep in mind that it happened around 7:15 PM EST the day I posted this.

A few years ago I gave away a lot of my Wii stuff but I still have 2 working Wii remotes, 2 nunchucks, all my Wii games, and a Wii U.

I also still have my GameCube, Playstation 2, and Nintendo 64 that all still work!

I decided to order 2 more controllers on Amazon.com to get more people to play it, but the ones officially made by Nintendo are around $60 to $80 each. I thought that was ridiculous because I was sort of on a budget after all that Christmas shopping. I was more focused on affording my dreams, like going to Spain.

I checked the Nintendo box and decided to look for cheaper Wii remotes by the same brand, and I found one that came with a Wii remote and a nunchuck for about $20.

I said to myself, "What a deal!" and it got mailed to my house within a few days. My dumbass did not notice it was sold by a third party at all. When I got it, the packaging was weird, but I thought "Meh, it's probably just used or some shit."

I connected the controller to the Wii and it worked well at first. Then I decided to play WarioWare: Smooth Moves with it, and it died within MINUTES. Why did I choose to play WarioWare: Smooth Moves? Because it's my favorite Wii game and it was very innovative for its time.

I then inspected the controller and that's when I noticed it was clearly a Chinese knockoff! It felt very cheap with poor quality plastic and there was no Nintendo label or Wii logo.

Thank god it was cheap, because that means I wasn't ripped off!

I then proceeded to use up all my Amazon gift cards and bought 2 official Nintendo controllers, costing $126 in total.

Lesson learned: These bootleggers are good, so don't be a cheap bastard when it comes to video games. Plus, counterfeit items from China can be bad for your health.

Sources cited:

• http://www.athens.edu/business-journal/spring-2013/asowder-couterfeit/
• http://www.amazon.com
• My personal experience