Happens to me all the time.

[QUOTE=shortass]I will tell you what is even more of a pain in the a[I]s[/I]s. That I changed my computers password and then forgot what it is. :upset:[/QUOTE]
Gilmore is doing 1337 |-|/-\XX0|2Z n008 and you can't even remember a password :lol:


A most blasphemous and unholy curse on this untr00 weather! I shall at once sacrifice a lamb and recite incantations in the invocation and summoning of the most inverted and godless winterdemon of necrotic frostbitten deathmortum! MAY A BLASPHEMOUS BLIZZARD FREEZE ALL IN THEIR TRACKS!

I wish i had understood that very long series of sentences.

that persons clearly going to hell

[QUOTE=88_Fingers_Joe]Happens to me all the time.[/QUOTE]
But it's been 24 hours and I have tried everything I can think of that I might have changed my password to.

Unbanned!

Sup guys

Well, I worked all yesterday from 9-7 (on a casual rate :thumb: ). The upside was I got a whopping paycheck out of it.

So I promptly went late night shopping with my girlfriend, saw Meet The Fockers at the movies, and purchased myself:

The Cult - Pure Cult: The Singles 1984-1995
Lynryd Skynyrd - Skynyrd's Innyrds
The Allman Brothers Band - Eat A Peach (All the classic rock regulars excited my interest in the polls)
Jeff Buckley - Grace: Legacy Edition (Featuring the original album, plus alternate takes and previously unreleased songs, and also a Making Of DVD.)

I was and am still a happy man.

Also, I had a spiritual experience on the way home.

A wise man once told me: "You know what... music kicks arse, and that is why everything is going to be okay."
Well, on my way home, singing along to Fire Woman, I remembered this, and couldn't help but get this big grin on my face. All music is so fuc[font=]kin[/font]g awesome, it's incredible. In fact, I was so busy headbanging, singing and slapping my hands on the wheel, that I nearly failed to give way on a roundabout. :eek:

But yeah, awesome night. :)

Bio test got moved from tommorrow to Monday! Thank god for that

[QUOTE=Med57]Nice one...and some great albums there. Obviously Grace is pure brilliance from start to finish (don't have the legacy edition), Eat A Peach is very good as well, although I prefer Live At The Fillmore by the Allmans, and...well everyone likes Skynyrd, don't they? How was the film, by the way? And congratulations (or whatever you're meant to say in times like these) on the awesome night. :)[/QUOTE]

Thankyou, and I shall send you disc two (the unreleased songs, etc.) over MSN when I get my download/upload back to unlimited.

Also, the film was very funny. Not as good as Meet The Parents, but sequels rarely are as good as the original. Still, very funny, especially when things really get swinging. :)

Skynryds Innyrds is good because Skynryd has just enough good songs for a best of album :thumb:. It only cost me $10 too.

Eat a Peach and Grace kick *** too ;). Some of my favorite cds.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Skynryds Innyrds is good because Skynryd has just enough good songs for a best of album :thumb:. It only cost me $10 too.

Eat a Peach and Grace kick *** too ;). Some of my favorite cds.[/QUOTE]

Same! Ten bucks for that and Eat A Peach. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Med57]
*starts plotting the Jeff Buckley appreciation thread*[/QUOTE]

I would post in that.

Med,
Did you have a chance to listen to those DT tracks i sent?

Let's hope that AtTheDriveIn doesn't. :)

Night guys. :wave:

[QUOTE]I would post in that.[/QUOTE]
I would too if I'd ever heard Jeff Buckley :(





And Eat A Peach is easily the best Almman Brothers album :thumb:

[QUOTE=Ramsey]Sup guys[/QUOTE]


Omfg, its teh Ramsey! :eek:

[QUOTE=rock not roll][QUOTE=Med57]
*starts plotting the Jeff Buckley appreciation thread*
[/QUOTE]

I would post in that.
[/QUOTE]

I would post in that as far as appreciation goes. Not adoration though.

Hey everyone. Hi Ramsey. 'night, Superpeer.

Nice choices, Riva :)

I like how you manage to answer so many posts only using one. It must take a bit of effort.

[QUOTE=LordDargon]Yeah, Baphomet is some sort of demonic goat thing. I think the cover of Behemoth's Zos Kia Cultus is supposed to represent that?
[/QUOTE]
The baphomet is a inverted star called a pentagram that mocks Jesus, being as he was the lamb that died for mankind, thats all I know about it. And it has hebrew letters around the outside on the tips of the star sometimes.

[QUOTE=munky_magik]I like how you manage to answer so many posts only using one. It must take a bit of effort.[/QUOTE]

I should really answer them one at at time, for the postcount. I must be getting lazy.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I should really answer them one at at time, for the postcount. I must be getting lazy.[/QUOTE]
is that; you are getting lazy? or laziness is something you must achieve?

Laziness is a trait that was innate to me.

[QUOTE=high_voltage_acdc]The baphomet is a inverted star called a pentagram that mocks Jesus, being as he was the lamb that died for mankind, thats all I know about it. And it has hebrew letters around the outside on the tips of the star sometimes.[/QUOTE]

Dirty bastards...why would you worship something that glorifies evil...i just don't get it, and quite frankly i dont care

[QUOTE=Rasta Rockerstat3]Dirty bastards...why would you worship something that glorifies evil...i just don't get it, and quite frankly i dont care[/QUOTE]
Who ever said I worship it, it is just so closely connected to Black Metal that I know stuff about it.

I didn't say you did, im just incoherently ranting

[QUOTE=munky_magik]is that; you are getting lazy? or laziness is something you must achieve?[/QUOTE]

Well, laziness is a desirable aim for me. But this is a different style of laziness, which is bad :)

How was your day, anyway?

[QUOTE=Rasta Rockerstat3]Dirty bastards...why would you worship something that glorifies evil...i just don't get it, and quite frankly i dont care[/QUOTE]

Given the explanation you were quoting, how do you figure it glorifies evil?

My day's been fairly hectic what with running around school doing bits of my UCAS application here and Geog Essay there. My mum decided to start speaking to me again since I might actually get my application in on time so it hasn't been all bad :)

EDIT: I almost forgot to ask about yours:eek: how was your day?

[QUOTE=munky_magik]My day's been fairly hectic what with running around school doing bits of my [B]UCAS[/B] application here and Geog Essay there. My mum decided to start speaking to me again since I might actually get my application in on time so it hasn't been all bad :)

EDIT: I almost forgot to ask about yours:eek: how was your day?[/QUOTE]
Does the UC in that stand for University of California?

[QUOTE=munky_magik]My day's been fairly hectic what with running around school doing bits of my UCAS application here and Geog Essay there. My mum decided to start speaking to me again since I might actually get my application in on time so it hasn't been all bad :)

EDIT: I almost forgot to ask about yours:eek: how was your day?[/QUOTE]

Ah, UCAS applications..

/nostalgia

:)

My day's been okay. Stayed up all last night doing my Religion essay, got it finished about 10am, and went to hand it in an hour or so later. Then, to "reward" myself, I stopped off for a little CD shopping. Came home, went to bed, woke up and now I'm copying the CDs to my computer. So it's been pretty good.

So what did you get aside from OK Computer?

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Between the Buried and Me - The Silent Circus
Bolt Thrower - IVth Crusade
Bob Dylan - Desire
Bod Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Mastodon - Leviathan
Possessed - Seven Churches
Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come
Brutal Truth - Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses

Your cd shopping> mine. Though I don't need any more right now, Earth vs. The Wldhearts hasn't left my cd player since I got it :)

[QUOTE=Bartender]Mastodon - Leviathan
Possessed - Seven Churches
[/QUOTE]
I've wanted these for quite some time now.

Bolt Thrower? Sounds interesting. In my eyes, any band with a name like that deserves to be checked out (I did the same thing with Pig Destroyer :lol: )

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Your cd shopping> mine. Though I don't need any more right now, Earth vs. The Wldhearts hasn't left my cd player since I got it :)[/QUOTE]

Glad you like it :) How many Wildhearts albums do you have now?

Sometimes I think maybe I buy too many, but then I remind myself that that's just crazytalk.

[QUOTE=high_voltage]
I've wanted these for quite some time now.[/QUOTE]

I was rather surprised to find Seven Churches. It wasn't particularly expensive either. Leviathan is the special edition (a second disc full of live versions and videos made it special) which was, for some reason, a full £5 cheaper than the regular version.

[QUOTE=Iron Man]
Bolt Thrower? Sounds interesting. In my eyes, any band with a name like that deserves to be checked out (I did the same thing with Pig Destroyer :lol: )[/QUOTE]

Bolt Thrower are excellent, old school, sludgy early 90s death metal. They were one of the first death metal bands I really heard, but this is the first album I've actually got by them.

I saw Seven Churches for 10 german mark once, but at the time was not interested. Now I really want it.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Possessed - Seven Churches[/QUOTE]

Nice :thumb: