[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]The answer was lipids.[/QUOTE]

I know. :p

I couldn't remember it at first.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]My dad has it.... Any good? The title has always intrigued me...[/QUOTE]

Well I'm only about half way through but wow. It's working my mind so much.

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I know. :p

I couldn't remember it at first.[/QUOTE]
An easy way to remember is that the oil from the breadsticks at Fazzoli's makes the napkins somewhat transparent, a sign of lipids.

Aehm, 1984 is not about communism. It's actually more of a critique of dictatorship and government in general. The nations of 1984 are no longer to define themselves without being at war with any of the other two nations. In order for each government to preserve itself it needs to gain the support of the masses and does so by taking away any way to disagree with the government. People are ignorant and are soon no longer able to even express dissatisfaction with the government or even think in terms not dictated by the government. It's fairly general which is why it's still so very poignant to this day.

^ I think they meant Animal Farm when they were talking about communism.

[QUOTE=Foxfire]^ I think they meant Animal Farm when they were talking about communism.[/QUOTE]

But animal farm is more of an anarchy society gone dictatorship.

I WAS NEVER DISCUSSING THE BOOK! :p

I was just saying what I thought he was referring to was people referring to someone else.

Leave me alone. :upset:

That'd be right then. Sorry about that outburst, but I get real pissy when people interpret literature in way too narrow terms. Guess thats why I'm studying it at Uni.

Big Brother=communist government...?

Maybe I'm wrong.

Your summation was much more precise (understatement), although I didn't put too much weight on the wars, and more on the Work of the Minitruth (Which was most likely my mistake?).


EDIT: I said mork... like from Mork and Mindy....

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I WAS NEVER DISCUSSING THE BOOK! :p

I was just saying what I thought he was referring to was people referring to someone else.

Leave me alone. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Fine, I will leave you alone... for now.

So what's everybody studying at college/uni/school? (provided you actually are of an age to do this kind of thing)

Big Brother just means a watchful maybe even secretive/lurking government, not a communist one.

[QUOTE=neal_672]So what's everybody studying at college/uni/school? (provided you actually are of an age to do this kind of thing)[/QUOTE]

In a couple of years if my income allows I'm going to the Robert Venn school of lutherie in Arizona.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]Big Brother just means a watchful maybe even secretive/lurking government, not a communist one.[/QUOTE]
What about hate week and the rationing? Maybe I'm stupid.

Don't forget that 1984 was written shortly after the second world war. Three superpowers fighting against each other sound familiar. With each pounding it's population with propaganda. I think that the nation of Oceania(wait, which one did it play in?) is really a combination of all three sides of the War. So to an extent you're right.

animal farms not about anarchey and has no links whatsoever to anarchey, were did u get that idia?

where you learned to spell ;)

[QUOTE=Mitchell Royce]Don't forget that 1984 was written shortly after the second world war. Three superpowers fighting against each other sound familiar. With each pounding it's population with propaganda. I think that the nation of Oceania(wait, which one did it play in?) is really a combination of all three sides of the War. So to an extent you're right.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it was in Oceania.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]In a couple of years if my income allows I'm going to the Robert Venn school of lutherie in Arizona.[/QUOTE]

Lutherie?

[QUOTE=peeted]animal farms not about anarchey and has no links whatsoever to anarchey, were did u get that idia?[/QUOTE]

The fact that they had no authority figures anymore until that pig gained control and became the dictator.

Man, it's been 4 years since i've last read that book. Now I'm proud of my brain.

^^^ Guitar and Bass building.

EDIT: To Neal.

I think I need to re-read the book.

:upset:

Do it, it's great every single time. I've read it at least 3 times.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]^^^ Guitar and Bass building.[/QUOTE]
Do you have a link to that school's website? So far MI is the only place I've liked....

hey gota bit of a random fact hear, frank sinatra was allmost arested for being a comunist sympathiser, doesnt have to be a comunist goverment to be wachfull and have secrate police

Watchful and secret...

FBI and CIA sound familiar?

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]^^^ Guitar and Bass building.

EDIT: To Neal.[/QUOTE]

Woah! What a great thing to study!!!

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]Do you have a link to that school's website? So far MI is the only place I've liked....[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.roberto-venn.com/[/url]

ITs one of the leading schools in the nation, the only other one I was thinking of was: [url]http://www.luthiers-international.com/index.htm[/url].

eye, did u know they can now serch your house, put tabs on your phones and basicaly do whatever they want without a warent now

[QUOTE=neal_672]Woah! What a great thing to study!!![/QUOTE]

Yeah I cant wait, I've been saving up for a few years, its gonna be really expensive, not just the school but moving to a new state to do so.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]Yeah I cant wait, I've been saving up for a few years, its gonna be really expensive, not just the school but moving to a new state to do so.[/QUOTE]

But that'd be worth it! Christ i'd love to do that. I hope when you're a world famous bass maker all your old MXer's will get discounts :lol:

I GOT A NEW CAR!!!!!!




:amaze:

nice, what type of car is it?

[QUOTE=neal_672]But that'd be worth it! Christ i'd love to do that. I hope when you're a world famous bass maker all your old MXer's will get discounts :lol:[/QUOTE]

Discounts for MXicans........hmmmm......... OF COURSE.

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]I GOT A NEW CAR!!!!!!




:amaze:[/QUOTE]

W00t :thumb: What'd you get?

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]I GOT A NEW CAR!!!!!!




:amaze:[/QUOTE]

Congrats, what make, model, year.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]Discounts for MXicans........hmmmm......... OF COURSE.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

1998 Pontiac Grand Am GT

112,000 Miles but runs great and is loaded (power everything, moonroof, cd player ... the works...). It's so awesome.




:amaze:

FUNK, is MI reputable?