I have one piece up but I never really got comments.

I put poetry on there but received barely anything so i quit doin it...

i post nowhere else. that is all.

I'll just transfer all my material down there and see what happens.

Nah man deviantart is for art. I find that not alot of people take notice of anothers poetry unless you have extreme skills.

my skills are 3xt43m3

On a related note, no one cares about art at deviantart. Unless you're exceptionally good.

i have never spent much time on deviantart. seems too big to provide an effecive community, bit too narcissistic for my liking.

I noticeed a lot of the better artists were pulling their work because of a policy that allowed DeviantArt to use work without the artist's permission for promotional purposes.

Whatever. They're all just corporate crooks. Fight the power, guys. I mean srsly.

Fight the power man.

Still, I do enjoy browsing over Deviantart occasionally...

I want a bigger avatar. This picture is too cool to be at 70x70.

Having a large avatar isn't that awesome.

Yeah but that picture is.

tru dat.

Mine too. But you cant see it proper.

No. That picture sucks.

Sure.
I enjoy it though.
Whatever turns your steak.

i'm not sure i get TojesDoLan's avatar. a huge lump of tofu with a smiley face and a heart?

yeah.

It's meant to make people happy.

Oh. Well i feel happier every time i see that. It's just. random

My real life unhappiness is made up with the happiness I spread on the internets.

And seasoned with the pieces I post every now and then.

It is quite nice I agree.

tofu cube.

could be some lame kiddy japanese tv-show.

I don't generally like jap animation, but this one was OK

Are you still doing Song of the Month, tojes?

slack has changed his avatar. i fear change.

i'm going to go and crit his piece now.

Yes, yes I did, and it'd be much sweeter if it was |<--------this big-------->|

critt'd.

the new avatar is cool. i don't know what the old one was, but at least it went with the forum skin.

my avatar would rock if it were |<-----------this big---------->|

It was My Bloody Valentine's [i]Loveless[/i] cover, or part of it. I don't listen to them much anymore; in fact, I never really did. I just liked the cloudy look.

Thanks for the crit, by the way. I was listening to Waits at the time I wrote it, and that's exactly the sound I had in mind.

I bought [i]Rain Dogs[/i] today. Still haven't listened to it, though. :p

[QUOTE= Tom Waits - Frank's Wild Years][CENTER]Frank settled down in the Valley
and he hung his wild years on a nail that he drove through his wife's forehead
He sold used office furniture out there on San Fernando Road
and assumed a 30,000 dollar loan at fifteen and a quarter percent
put a down payment on a little two bedroom place

His wife was a spent piece of used jet trash
Made good Bloody Mary's
Kept her mouth shut most of the time
Had a little Chihuahua named Carlos
that had some kind of skin disease
and was totally blind

They had a thoroughly modern kitchen
Self-cleaning oven, the whole bit
Frank drove a little sedan
They were so happy

One night Frank was on his way home from work
He stopped at the liquor store
Picked up a couple of Mickey's Big Mouths
Drank 'em in the car, and with a Shell station
he got a gallon of gas in a can
Drove home, doused everything in the house
Torched it
Parked across the street laughing
Watching it burn
All Halloween orange and chimney red
Then Frank put on a top forty station
Got on the Hollywood Freeway
and headed North

Never could stand that dog[/CENTER][/QUOTE]

made me laugh.

Yeah I know, that's so great. I'm really starting to like his lyrics more than both Dylan and Springsteen, even though they're all great. Tom is just ... strange, like another Tim Burton.

Sure. Let me make a thread about it.

I fell asleep to [i]F#A#[/i] tonight. It was awesome.

the other night i fell asleep whilst listening to takk by sigor ros. it was weird.

[QUOTE]Yeah I know, that's so great. I'm really starting to like his lyrics more than both Dylan and Springsteen, even though they're all great. Tom is just ... strange, like another Tim Burton.[/QUOTE]

alot of the skill is in the delivery. he's alot funnier than either springsteen or dylan, but admidst the weirdness and jokes there's some amazing lines. example from the song i posted above [I]All Halloween orange and chimney red[/I].

Good post rock itt[quote=surf]alot of the skill is in the delivery. he's alot funnier than either springsteen or dylan, but admidst the weirdness and jokes there's some amazing lines. example from the song i posted above All Halloween orange and chimney red.[/quote]Yeah, besides, I don't find Springsteen's music all that interesting anyway. His latest is kind of dull, except for [i]Reno[/i] and [i]Devils + Dust[/i]. And Bob Dylan, ... well you can't fuc[font="verdana"]k[/font] with Bob Dylan. :)

I fell asleep to Porcupine Tree. I should get more stuff by them, for sure.

i fell asleep listening to brian eno's ambient albums. this wasn't odd at all, its very relaxing.

I fell asleep last night to [I]Animals[/I].

Really relaxing album.

ha ha charade you are

Oh what have I done. :|

[CENTER]Big man, pig man, ha ha charade you are.
You well heeled big wheel, ha ha charade you are.
And when your hand is on your heart,
You're nearly a good laugh,Almost a joker,
With your head down in the pig bin,
Saying "Keep on digging."
Pig stain on your fat chin.[/CENTER]