I'm gonna bounce Neeshee. I love you Brownie.

I love you too, Ben! :(

May this be a lesson to you all: Don't question me when I talk about Infinity.

That was incredible.

And Justin, I work at a Pharmacy.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;13870732]That was incredible.

And Justin, I work at a Pharmacy.[/QUOTE]

Niiiiiiiiiice. Ever snag a Xanax or any other juicy controlled substances?

infinity is gay. i dont care at all about f'ucking infinity

Yeah, I've taken Ambien, Xanax, Codeine and stuff. No narcotics though, those are too hard to gank.

Thinking about infinity is so hard. I can't even comprehend it it makes my brain hurt.

So I got into my first college today. :)

For internet "intellectual" discussions I always have an answer but I never type it out. Its worthless in the end.

What college?

Where you going Chris?

i hope infinity is one of those things that older more matured philosophers have given up on, in order to do something "prodoctive"

Siena College. It's like a small liberal arts school in upstate New York. It was more or less my safety. Still a nice feeling though.

What college are you hoping to get into?

American is my top choice. I wouldn't mind going to SUNY Binghamton. I also applied to Gettysburg, Washington, Loyola, and Saint Joe's.

my dad went to binghamton.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;13871253]Siena College. It's like a small liberal arts school in upstate New York. It was more or less my safety. Still a nice feeling though.[/QUOTE]

Siena is very close to me. Upstate NY is a great area but good luck finding music.

I'm going to a SUNY school most likely.

Yeah, the area around Siena seemed kind of barren. You should check out SUNY Binghamton though. Their in state prices are incredible too.

[quote=Matt?]my dad went to binghamton.[/quote]

It's a real good school with alot of opportunity and resources.

I will most likely check it out. My dad wants to go to a bunch of schools this spring so I'll head out there. I kind of want to go to school in the city though.

[QUOTE=Matt?;13871251]i hope infinity is one of those things that older more matured philosophers have given up on, in order to do something "prodoctive"[/QUOTE]

There's no argument about it, it is what it is and can be understood in it's own unique way that is completely opposite of our ordinary rationale and logic.

Philosophers aren't trying to figure it out, it's figured out. End of story. And there's nothing more productive than those things, the mysteries of life > buying OOP vinyl.

Oh yeah, nice job on getting into college Chris. I hear Ash is going there too.

what is the purpose of understanding infinity. because understanding it seems like it would not change my life today, tommorow, or anytime soon.


i wouldn't even call it a mystery of life, because life isn't really infinite at all in the scheme of things

[QUOTE=Matt?;13871514]what is the purpose of understanding infinity. because understanding it seems like it would not change my life today, tommorow, or anytime soon.[/QUOTE]

There is plenty of purpose in understanding Infinity and our relation to it or perhaps that actuality that we it, due to its all-inclusive nature.

But it's not necessarily that life-changing revelation that is important, but the principle behind finding out such things that could possibly alter the course of humanity and it's thought processes as a whole. What would happen if we stopped asking things? We would be stuck where we are and progress is important if we plan on improving our s.hithole-esque situation.

In fact, I can't think of anything more important than that.

[QUOTE=Matt?;13871514]i wouldn't even call it a mystery of life, because life isn't really infinite at all in the scheme of things[/QUOTE]

It isn't necessarily a mystery of life, but life itself is mysterious.

Life isn't Infinite, existence isn't infinite, but perhaps there an essence which is, that which remains untainted by Finitude.

the hands on is what changes the world, we could all sit around and think up theories for the universe and everything, wasting away time for stupid bulls'hit, that may help with our understanding of life, but definitely will not help life at all in our own reality. at this point in my life, i'm not even sure what there is to understand, and if it matters whether i understand or not, or even care at all.

it seems like searching for the spiritual answers may be the way to enlightment, but that bs is so far from aligned with my reality, i don't know about yours. i have things to do, actual things!

infinity is so abstract, i can hardly see what good can come from spending time on it, rather than the here and now. there are actual things to be solved that will play a role in life itself, to as you say "improve our s'hithole-esque situation". how does knowing about infinity do any of that?

[QUOTE=Matt?;13871566]the hands on is what changes the world, we could all sit around and think up theories for the universe and everything, wasting away time for stupid bulls'hit, that may help with our understanding of life, but definitely will not help life at all in our own reality. at this point in my life, i'm not even sure what there is to understand, and if it matters whether i understand or not, or even care at all.[/QUOTE]

It can certainly help our ability to deal with the situation of life. Apathy isn't the solution. These are always important things to consider, it's not like its taking away from you anyways.

[QUOTE=Matt?]it seems like searching for the spiritual answers may be the way to enlightment, but that bs is so far from aligned with my reality, i don't know about yours. i have things to do, actual things! [/QUOTE]

Then do your things, but what good is doing these things if you have no understanding of what exactly is going on here? Sure, there's plenty of speculation, and plenty of rejection, but what good is just accepting things without even considering the other side or other possibilities?

[QUOTE=Matt?]infinity is so abstract, i can hardly see what good can come from spending time on it, rather than the here and now. there are actual things to be solved that will play a role in life itself, to as you say "improve our s'hithole-esque situation". how does knowing about infinity do any of that?[/QUOTE]

I'm not saying Infinity directly does, but philosophical questioning can certainly increase our understanding and ability to see and deal with things and possibly improve our situation.

I'm really getting into La Quiete. Is Tenpeun '01 '05 an actual release?

Italian for greatest hits 2001-2005 I'm guessing.

Yeah that's what it is most likely.

That and La Fine has their greatest material.

it's a collection of a bunch of splits and stuff they did, theres a demo at the end i think too.



there is a difference between useful philosophy and the stupid philosophy contemplated between high school stoners between bong hits. i don't see how anything is worth the time, if it doesn't improve your every day life, or even your life at all in the longterm. that infinity stuff is bulls'hit, i feel like even trying to prove it's importance in living life is just douchery in itself. also i didn't say i was apathetic to life's questions, i said i was apathetic to whether i understand life's questions or not. the best judge of reality is your own life. if i can live my life without question, then i have lived a life i understand. that is the way i feel about my own life, and i feel like the more thought spent on analyzing the meanings behind our own doings and beings, the more confusion and general discontent. why would i bother myself with a burden of further questions when i could live life day by day dealing with the basics of life stripped down to just my own self, perceptions, and emotions?

[QUOTE=Luxor;13871785]That and La Fine has their greatest material.[/QUOTE]

i'm not 100% sure but i think that is [I]all[/I] of their material, besides the two new songs on that purepainsugar 7". i personally like those two songs more than any of the others

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;13858574]Because Jeff never used microphones during live shows and rehearsals he was usally bent over behind his amp at live shows puking up blood the strain on his chords were unbelievable.

holy **** jerome's dream rules even more now[/QUOTE]

wait, are you talking about the singer from saetia or the singer from jeromes dream?

I'm pretty sure he's talking about jeromes dream singer.

Btw, Joshua Fit For Battle rule

oh. well whoever it is they have gained my respect.

[QUOTE=bleep_bloop;13872596]oh. well whoever it is they have gained my respect.[/QUOTE]

considering the singer of Saetia's name is Billy not jeff. I think im talking abou t Jerome's Dream.

[QUOTE=Luxor;13871785]That and La Fine has their greatest material.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Matt?;13871824]i'm not 100% sure but i think that is [I]all[/I] of their material, besides the two new songs on that purepainsugar 7". i personally like those two songs more than any of the others[/QUOTE]
La Quiete actually has a pretty broad catalog.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;13872896]La Quiete actually has a pretty broad catalog.[/QUOTE]

yes but it's just like a tonnn of splits and one full length

i'm pretty sure EVERY split is on the tenpeun

That's a good possibility actually.