[RELEASE] HL Joker Dialer Skin 1.0

[iamnokiller]

My tribute to the fallen greatest Joker of all time. Inspired by someone elses not so good dialer, I decided to make this awesome Joker dialer and I thought real fans would appreciate it. I did away with the word "Call" to make it minimalist and stylish. We love you Heath. YOUR MEMORY WILL CARRY ON!!!



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You guys will love it, I know, and you're welcome in advance. (EDIT) One more thing, it's setup for Winterboard.

[Chefanim]

Im not sure how I feel about poking a dead guy in the nose everytime I dial a '5'

[iamnokiller]

The Joker isn't dead, he's alive and full of crazy quirkiness all over the silver screens and the world. Soon to be many people's iPhones.

And of course you wouldn't appreciate something like this, you aren't a real fan of the Christopher Nolan Batman movies/Heath Ledger Joker, considering your signature is from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

[Chefanim]

You know what... now that you mention it, poking the nose of a guy who overdosed on oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam and doxylamine, resulting in his own death, only to leave behind a young girl who will never get a chance to know and grow with her father, might not be so bad. hell, maybe ill change to my phone number to 555-555-5555. His performance may have been great, but that doesnt excuse him from escaping his responsibility as a father.

[ToasterBoyOhFour]

not a fan of the joker but give you props on the creativity. lol at this thread and the direction its headed.

[iamnokiller]

So you call your own number enough that it would warrant you changing your number to a number you will never even be able to change it to?

And that nose in the picture isn't of the late Heath Ledger. It's the nose of the Joker, a picture taken long before his death, in case you couldn't tell, that isn't a cadaver. Rtard. Additionally, you obviously have no idea of the mindset or psychotic problems that come along with immersing oneself into such a role.

You're a pompous fool who apparently should have been the guy that overdosed on oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam and doxylamine.

So long and thanks for your incompetence.

[Chefanim]

So you call your own number enough that it would warrant you changing your number to a number you will never even be able to change it to?

And that nose in the picture isn't of the late Heath Ledger. It's the nose of the Joker, a picture taken long before his death, in case you couldn't tell, that isn't a cadaver. Rtard. Additionally, you obviously have no idea of the mindset or psychotic problems that come along with immersing oneself into such a role.

You're a pompous fool who apparently should have been the guy that overdosed on oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam and doxylamine.

So long and thanks for your incompetence.

I am pompous fool who is the father of a young child and who understands the risks involved with prescription drug abuse. Also, if immersing himself into a role that would inherently cause him to kill himself, leads back to my point, its just a movie, its just a job, its not worth the end result. This is real life, not a comic book, and in real life his daughter now has no father. Completely inexcusable.

[iamnokiller]

Your two cents as the first comment on a thread obviously not meant for someone like you is completely inexcusable. He left her more than you'll ever have in your entire life. Including making his mark on the entertainment world as the greatest Joker of all time, going down in history as such. That's more than you'll ever get said about you when you're gone. Which is sad.

And it's not just a movie, it's an idea, a character, a symbol of evil, portrayed the best that it ever could be. Worth more respect than the slim to none you offer. Nub.

[Chefanim]

He left her money, now ask yourself, would you trade your father for a few million bucks. I certainly hope not. I may never be famous, but when I'm gone I will have been a father to my son, and that is more important than ANY amount money, or any amount of being best "insert comic book character here"

You'll understand when you grow up, in the meantime, enjoy your comics, maybe you'll get a few more great movies, and a few more fatherless children out of it.

(keep in mind, I wasn't attacking you, so the name calling, and wanting me to be dead is not necessary.)

[iamnokiller]

You don't even know how Heath feels about not being a father. But you're quick to pass judgement as if you were his.

My father died after he played the Joker in a local play four years ago. So thanks.

[Chefanim]

You don't even know how Heath feels about not being a father. But you're quick to pass judgement as if you were his.

My father died after he played the Joker in a local play four years ago. So thanks.

I am sorry to hear about your father, and nothing I said was directed at you, it was not a personal attack to you. I just feel no pity for people who willingly do things, (like drugs), knowing the possible consequences, and not worrying about the others that will be affected by their actions.

[heath_rox]

that is the greatest name in the world
(Heath) :P

[iamnokiller]

I am sorry to hear about your father, and nothing I said was directed at you, it was not a personal attack to you. I just feel no pity for people who willingly do things, (like drugs), knowing the possible consequences, and not worrying about the others that will be affected by their actions.

The thing is, that was merely a joke. Which you may have had some suspicion of, however, that is not my point. My point is, if you have such a negative or bad connotation with Heath Ledger this isn't the thread to come into and spout asinine comments in. This thread is meant for the fans, which I'm not even that big of one anyway, I only like him as the Joker but that's all it took for him to blow me away. His final greatest role.

Anyway, you can create your own thread, I can't stop you, and say all you want to say but this isn't the thread for that. Thanks.

[iamnokiller]

2834 downloads on Cydia as of this comment. Amazing. Thanks.

[cpkirkley]

I appreciate the theme, well done, but I have to say I appreciate Chefanim's point. I lost my father when I was 11, due to complications from hardcore drug use. He was a successful person financially, and my family was well taken care of after his death. That said, at 26 years or age, I would trade every dime I have to have him at my upcoming wedding (Dec. 7th, Davie, FL) and even more importantly, to see the birth of my first child (May 09). In my opinion, the cost and stresses of ones job pale in comparison to the responsibility of fatherhood/heading a family. While I deeply sympathetic to his friends and family, I think that it was just plain stupid. I could NEVER do anything that I thought would jeopardize my family's wellbeing, regardless of how hard my situation may be.

My two cents,
Colin

[Sullivan0930]

He left her money, now ask yourself, would you trade your father for a few million bucks.

yes.

[jimbean]

cheers