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April 13, 2004 -- 12:09 AM
posted by edo
- Studying? NO! You should check out this archive of old film, commercial and movie footage:
http://www.archive.org/movies/prelinger.php
April 13, 2004 -- 12:02 AM
posted by nobody knows my face
I thought it pertinent to note that today is Tom's birthday. I urge you to use this knowledge responsibly.
April 13, 2004 -- 12:02 AM
posted by nobody knows my face
Regardless of the ratio between truth and bullshit in that last entry, I can safely say it's one of the most beautiful fucking things I've ever read. Please write me a book so I can read it and die... after reading such a book there would be nothing greater left for me in life.
April 13, 2004 -- 12:02 AM
posted by *andy thompson
- The only way I can summarize my trip to the Hat is by describing my two major chores:
1. Painting the bench
2. Picking up all the deer shit
My first chore was ordinary fare- you might even say it was mundane. In contrast then, my second task seemed slightly atypical: Since my last visit, my grandmother's fence took a tumble, and is now wholly non-existent. So, without any perimeter defence, my grandmother's backyard was laid to waste by an onslaught of hungry deer. Furthermore, as proud conquerors, they also laid their waste on the lawn. And it was my duty to return my grandmother's home to its former glory- to a time before this ruination, before the arbitrary destruction caused by these triumphant Lords of the Forest.
With my hands glov'd, I bent my knee, the sun mercilessly beating on my shoulders, as I filled a small sack with the small remains of these majestic animals. Indeed, before I went about this Herculean task, my grandmother recounted the stunned awe these creatures inspired in her. Perhaps, if I too had been blessed with a moment of their time, taking delight in their natural grace and beauty, the horror I then felt would have somehow been diluted with the memory of their glory. But their waste held none of their suggested majesty. Indeed, appropriate to the time, their fecal matter only resembled miniature chocolate eggs, eggs that had been baked under the harsh gaze of the sun.
And, so, as I finished gathering their parting gifts, it was as if the deer whispered to me through the calm chinook that caressed my face, saying "Happy Easter. To you and yours." And my eyes watered... mostly from the gut wrenching stench I had gathered into one tightly compacted aura, but also because I now understood the miracle of Easter.
God bless us.
April 12, 2004 -- 11:42 PM
posted by eric
- question from the floor:
does God (or also Satan) allow for visiting periods to Hell? i mean, let's say I get into Heaven but my brother (Godforbid) goes to Hell. can i still see him every once in a while? are there Passports (and subsequent renewal periods) for that kind of thing? furthermore, DO THEY COST 85 FUCKIN' DOLLARS AND TAKE 3 WEEKS TO SHIP OUT?!? I'LL TELL YOU WHAT THE TRUE HELL IS, IT'S BUREAUCRACY!!! IT'S BUREAU-CRAZY!!!
April 12, 2004 -- 10:35 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
Oh yeah... Eric, remember a few years ago when I was telling you about some crazy-fucked-up japanese group that performed in full Noh-play attire and made songs by cutting and splicing tapes on the fly? Yeah, that was OOIOO that I was talking about. I think their drummer is also in the Boredoms? I forget the connection... but yeah. Something like that.
April 12, 2004 -- 10:27 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
- Man, the hype around the Locust is ridiculous these days. That's all I hear anymore. I swear everywhere I've gone in the last 5 days somebody's asked me "Have you heard the locust yet!?!!"
And no, Lightning Bolt isn't biting their costumes; they don't even wear costumes... the drummer wears a mask sometimes which keeps his fucked-up mic on his mouth... but that's about it.
Man, the Locust just got all their concepts from the Boredoms anyways... all these new hardcore/noise-core bands like Pink and Brown, Lightning Bolt, and even Black Dice were influenced by them. I've been preaching the good Boredoms word for a long time now... and for good reason! They've been doing this shit since the 80s! It's old news already. Even Nirvana was all about the Boredoms... that's half the reason they got signed in the states in the first place.
So yeah. I recommend everyone check out the Boredoms... and their sort-of sister-band OOIOO. And if you like that shit, check out John Zorn who in turn influenced the Boredoms. Gotta represent the noisecore roots!
April 12, 2004 -- 7:02 PM
posted by Leo
- I don't know much about certified data built computers, but in general it all depends on what's in the case. The advantage of buying a premade PC is that "theoretically" everything inside should work perfectly fine, in terms of compatability and such. On the flipside, sometimes there are problems with upgrading, (like with Dell computers, they're a nightmare to upgrade yourself) But like you said if you're looking for something that just runs and won't fall appart, it should be ok.
However, you gotta be weary since sometimes they put together some POS computers with really good parts but they're abilities are nerfed by really bad parts. Personally, I'd spend the time to put together your own (that is, if you had the time to do it). Save money, know what goes in, and it's good experience. Draw back is that you're your own tech support... and that part sucks sometimes.
Back to studying!
April 12, 2004 -- 6:39 PM
posted by youth of the nation / generati
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