I don't understand why watching golf is at all enjoyable.

[QUOTE=RiceMonster;16490623]Hockey is good yes. It's the only sport I pay attention to, which isn't a lot. Especially since the Leafs suck so much.[/QUOTE]

I hardly pay attention anymore either. I watch when it's World Championships and such, but almost nothing besides that.

[QUOTE=Angmar]I played basketball one year in middle school, only sports I do are Swimming and Track und Field. :cool:[/QUOTE]
The only sport I do nowadays is running, but I've been meaning to start with triathlon, if someday I can afford a bike and if I can learn to front crawl.

I only watch football and american football

i like watching most sports

favorites: football, baseball, nfl

Soccer >

Devilsticks > Soccer/Futbol

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[QUOTE=RiceMonster;16490623]Hockey is good yes. It's the only sport I pay attention to, which isn't a lot. Especially since the Leafs suck so much.[/QUOTE]

Go for Montreal then.

<_<

whats the name of that guy who does the badass logos for free? christoph something or other. more importantly, whats his email address?

Wanted was a fairly good movie. The pacing is a little weird for some parts, but the choreography for the fight scenes is quite different than normal. It's pretty cool.

How do I make it show what I'm digging in my post?

dig deeper

if you listen to it enough your computer will understand that you dig it and put it in every post

[QUOTE]How do I make it show what I'm digging in my post?[/QUOTE]
look up the album on sputnik and you can dig it from there

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;16491102]whats the name of that guy who does the badass logos for free? christoph something or other. more importantly, whats his email address?[/QUOTE]

Christophe Szpajdel

holy **** anthony is back

this new into eternity is hilarious

im guessing its really bad?

No it's solid but there are all these absolutely ridiculous wails on it. The first [real] track starts with like 45 seconds of Halford-esque shrieking.

Wait, singing not harsh vocals?

They always had cleans. Stu does pretty much everything, it shifts between growls, cleans, shrieks, screams and falsetto wails.

haha, i know that but halford-esque could mean clean or shrieks

im looking forward to The Incurable Tragedy even if i might be the only one.

I was looking forward to it too. I was actually planning on getting in touch with their management for an advanced copy but then I noticed it leaked so why bother.

There are clean and harsh shrieks. The lyrical concept of this album is suffocatingly depressing though. It's based on Tim Roth's experiences with cancer; two of his best friend (who were brothers) died from it within a week of each other, then that same year his dad died from it about a week before Christmas. So this album is very geared around people suffering from a terminal illness. There's even three "Incurable Tragedy" tracks, one for every person he knew who succumbed to it, and a track called "One Funeral Hymn for the Three". Ouch.

wow

even though thats depressing, it makes me want it more.

edit: coke, what subgenre would you put into eternity under?

I dont know, really.

I used to say they were somewhere in between melodic death and progressive metal even though they aren't really either. I'll just say metal at this point, there's too much going on to pinpoint it.

How much of an improvement would you say it is from The Scattering of Ashes?

It's more refined, but I wouldn't call it better. Stu sound more at home and less produced. The album is really short though, you're going to feel ripped off because it's over before it needs to be. The lyrics are an improvement from what I can make out; they're still depressing but they're less "drowning in a sea of black depression slit slit" oriented.

The drums sound better but Steve Austin's drumming fit better than this guys. The "shred" is a lot less abrasive on this and the bass is finally audible.

Like I said, it doesn't feel like an improvement, just a natural continuation. I didnt notice as many mondo-harmonies on my first run through.

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best drummer ever

I really dont get the fascination with those faggy hideous affliction shirts everyone wears.

Also, remember when Steve Austin was with Ted DiBiase? That was such a lame character.

Ah. I probably should have asked if it has more solid songs or replay value than TSoA; I always find myself skipping through most of the last half of the album, or just going back to Buried in Oblivion.

Good to hear the drums sound better. Not that it really has anything to do with their overall sound, but it always sounded like the drums were going off-tempo (not sure if that's the term I'm looking for) in 'Out.' Maybe it's just me.