Columbus Discovers America!!!

by **MaD_hAND1e** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 10:23 am

Like the title says, You can take screenshots without using an add on program
i was looking at some patch screenshots and i noticed that a lot of ppl have to minimize the options in instant replay and take a screenshot with probly print screen or the screenshot program. well you don't have to, there is an option that lets you take screenshots in the instant replay options its the icon that looks like camera. just press it and you should have a screenshot in My Documents/NBA Live 2003/screenshots

by **MC Hao** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 11:25 am

Applause!!!! Christopher Columbus found the new world!!!! :shock:

by **Bredrin** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 12:16 pm

LMAOOOOOOOOO!!!!

by **KOBE8** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 12:40 pm

Columbus didnt find the new world...first...Fransico Americano did...wonder where the word America came from...hmmmm?

by **nahklahan** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 12:52 pm

LMAOF

by **ChochHolla** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:46 pm

i dont use that button because someone complained that i was using bmps.... so i just printscreen b/c i can do it quicker.

by **MC Hao** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:59 pm

dont use that button because someone complained that i was using bmps....

Why can't you just change the bmps to jpgs, it's very simple.

by **Jowe** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 2:06 pm

after you use the game to take a screenshot and it saves it as a bmp,
open the screenshot with photoshop decorate it, save it as jpg.....simple..

:roll:

by **MC Hao** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 2:10 pm

Or you can simply use Paint. :wink:

by **Drex** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 2:34 pm

LOL

Columbus did found the new world, but he didn't know that.
Americano just realized that it was a new continent and the people start
saying he was the founder.
BTW. here, in latin-america, is Colon, not columbus

(sorry 4 the very bad english)[/b]

by **Dirtdog1- David** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 5:20 pm

Please! How can you find a new world when there already people living there.
American Indians..................... you can't discover land that has already been settled.

by **MaD_hAND1e** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 5:37 pm

How's that for a title?
now yohance is prolly gonna delete it coz i got nothing to do wif nba live

by **Rykar** on Wed Jan 15, 2003 9:49 pm

Those natives your talking about, they sure do like to play BINGO.

Hope Sadam likes BINGO, he's next in the Big Red, White, and Blue Machine's headlights.

by **KOBE8** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 12:46 am

Everyone recognizes that many people were in America long before Columbus. The Asiatic peoples who became Native Americans were certainly the first, tens of thousands of years ago. Also Norse expeditions to North America, starting with Bjarni Herjolfsson in 986, are well established historically. Many other pre- Columbian discoveries are not well established: claims have been made for St. Brendan, Basque fishermen, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and even Carthaginians. Some of these claims may be true; most are probably not.

In spite of this, Columbus's discovery (or re-discovery, if you prefer) is rightly regarded as the most historically important, and will continue to be. That is because, unlike the others, Columbus inaugurated permanent large-scale two-way commerce between the Old World and the New. Previous discoveries were so little known that even the best educated Europeans were unaware of the existence of America prior to Columbus. The "Admiral of the Ocean Sea," unlike any of his predecessors, changed the world.

by **KOBE8** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 12:49 am

or...
Christopher Columbus is given credit for discovering the New World, but was he really the first person to step foot in this new land. What about the Native Americas? What about Leif Ericson? Or what about Americus Vespucius?

Approximately 20,000 years ago the first Native Americans came over a land bridge between Asia and North America. This bridge was over 1,000 miles wide. In 1492 about one million American Indians lived in the United States and Canada and about 20 million million Indians lived in South America.

In 1000 A. D. sailors from Norway called Vikings traveled from Iceland to Greenland. They were lead by Eric the Red. Eric the Red founded a colony on Greenland. Later his son, Leif Ericson, lead a group to Newfoundland in Canada. Unfortunately no maps were made of these travels. However in 1965 a Viking map dated 1440 was found. The Viking map showed parts of northeastern Canada.

About the same time Columbus was making his third voyage another explorer sailed for North America. His name was Americus Vespucius. Vespucius made maps of his travels. A German school teacher who was writing a new geography book found these maps. The school teacher called the New World America in honor of Vespucius.

So who really discovered America?

by **Rykar** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 3:32 am

So.....

I was walking around in a forest the other day, when I came apon a clearing. There was a group of homeless individuals camped out in the clearing. I proceeded to beat them sinceless. After the beating, I gather them all up and fenced them in to one corner of the clearing and taught them BINGO, told them they could no longer leave the fenced area. I then erected a flag in the center of the clearing and from this day forth, the one acre clearing is now Rykania. I will soon be selling citizenships and plots of land.

Hmm, that just doesn't sound right does it, but it does sound familiar.

Ryk.

by **benji** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 4:28 am

Columbus is said to be the first person from the "civilized" Anglo-Saxon world to come across the Americas.

However if we're going for any outsiders, if we ignore the Indians since they were basically here to begin with. It's the Japanese. Well, that's the simple description of them.

by **MajaFiggaz_Early!** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:04 am

i wouldn't say the Japanese but definitely the Asians.

Francisco Americano???? Who The Helll...Amerigo Vespucci you mean?

by **Bill Russell** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 11:01 am

lol....

by **Rens** on Thu Jan 16, 2003 7:25 pm

Columbus never set foot on what we now call the U.S. he landed on some island in the Caribbean.

by **benji** on Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:34 am

Nobody said he landed in the US, we've all said he landed in America. :roll:

And it's Caribbean...jeez...sometimes Dan...I wonder why you're in the league at all...

by **Dert** on Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:34 am

Columbus is said to be the first person from the "civilized" Anglo-Saxon world to come across the Americas.

Since when did SPAIN become a part of the ANGLO-saxon world?

by **benji** on Sat Jan 18, 2003 3:47 am

Since the skewl system decided to re-write history. :roll:

by **MaD_hAND1e** on Sat Jan 18, 2003 4:54 pm

lol and this topic was originally in the NBA Live 2003 section...

YouTube · by **Andrew** on Sat Jan 18, 2003 5:01 pm

It wouldn't be the first time an NBA Live related issue turned into a more serious discussion. "I cannot BELIEVE my starting five" comes to mind.

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