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BEARD_OF_BEES wrote:What's the geometrical meaning of the central extension of the algebra
of diffeomorphisms of the circle?

It means we're all fucked, that's what. And damn, that sugar free cheesecake gave me the wet shits.

Awww he didn't have to say it out loud. We knew what he was thinking.

A religious pro-death penalty pro-war in Iraq poster on a completely unrelated to tapeop messageboard was confronted by an opponent to his views who pointed out that one of the ten commandments is "thou shall not kill." I'm paraphrasing here, but the religious nut basically wrote back that the actua...

I almost just want to buy it so I can slam his feedback rating to punish him for trying to trick people. But I guess if you're the type who is too stupid to see that just because something is "vintage" doesn't mean it's also a sought after item then you deserve what you get.

Yeah, it sounds like that is one point we disagree on--whether or not WS was in touch with the masses. Everyone hears that the Globe was teeming with "groundlings" slobbering near the stage, but I've also heard they were just there for the sword fights. If WS's language was not elevated in its day, ...

And yeah, that is true, but it can't make me cry or even come close because it all seems so cognitive and analytically produced. All the phrases seem too carefully chosen to me. There is no spontaneity so everything seems contrived and artificial. I hate to get in the middle of King Kong vs. Godzil...

Shakespeare was one of the cleverest, most talented writers who has ever lived. but I've always felt he was a little over-rated. Why? Because the prose style is so heightened it is inhuman. Didactics will say, no, just get into it and you will see how the dialogue touches on all these themes regardi...

I became a Comm major because it was one of the easiest ones in the course guide (just 27 hours :shock: , and it involved taking some media classes. The media classes were great. I learned the basics of sound waves, light waves and recording and even got to make a few short movies. My college basica...

Roboburger wrote:

BEARD_OF_BEES wrote:

the corporate Robert Smith..

I think that's a plant behind his head, and not hair.

Yeah, but what about that hairy back he's got?

dolor44 wrote:Good stuff
Alot of music packed into Road Kill-which I especially liked--The lead guitar distortion tone was not my favourite other than that --great composition

Thanks for listening. I'm glad you liked it.

I assume you're referring to me? I get annoyed with people who are of the opinion "dude, rock n' roll is all about bein' in the moment and can you rock man." These same people complain when they hear something "produced" like Sgt. Pepper or Good Vibrations or OK Computer or whatever because they're...

I get annoyed with people who are of the opinion "dude, rock n' roll is all about bein' in the moment and can you rock man." These same people complain when they hear something "produced" like Sgt. Pepper or Good Vibrations or OK Computer or whatever because they're like "there's just no 'rockin' pa...

A bandmate and I put together a compilation last year. It had twenty one tracks by twenty one bands. We asked each band for $60 and put in some extra $ on our own. Everybody got twenty copies to sell for the agreed upon price of $5 each. We sold some on consignment at record stores, who were all qui...

I'm working on some mixes for my band Eyes to Space. I'd appreciate some feedback. We're going for a John Henry era They Might Be Giants aesthetic.

www.unc.edu/~cartwrig/chickenl.mp3
www.unc.edu/~cartwrig/roadkill.mp3

Thanks!

octobre wrote:count me in, too. drmorbius, can i get a ride?

Indeed!