Metal Reviews

University of Aberdeen's new Rector is Dr Maitland Mackie, of Mackie's of Scotland dairy ice cream and crisps.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... nking.html

That is a beautiful headline.

Do you often browse the daily mail?

Nope, was linked on Twitter.

He shouldn't get in trouble as long as he wasn't drinking while bearing a firearm. It's kinda just funny.

forgot a girl's name when she remembered mine tonight. feel bad because it seems to happen a lot these days

oto pretty girl i talked to once a year ago remembered who i am :3

I hope this is real.

aww

I read that too. It's not confirmed real, nevertheless a beautiful story.

The new Rammstein video is lolz.

Beautiful indeed.

"live is life" must be one of the worst songs ever recorded.

EDIT - like, seriously, the only way it could be any worse would be if U2 decided to cover it. the resulting pseudo-musical turd would be so dense that it would be, in practise, a black hole made of shit, and light itself would not be able to escape it.

Songs with the word life in the title tend to suck, just like this piece of shit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5Ej_WQhKSI

There are exceptions, of course. Anthrax - Imitation of Life?

Artillery - Life in Bondage
Brainstorm - Lifeline
Edguy - Misguiding your Life
Heavenly - Lust for Life
Helloween - My Life for One More Day
Iced Earth - Life and Death
Iron Maiden - Another Life
Iron Maiden - Still Life
Metallica - That Was Just Your Life
Motörhead - Life's a Bitch
Pyramaze - Bring Back Life
Rage - Defenders of the Ancient Life
Rebellion - On the Edge of Life
Riot - Run For Your Life
Testament - Afterlife
Virgin Steele - Life Among the Ruins
X-Japan - Art of Life

I promised you guys drawings of hypercubes. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything too profound in my archives of drawings that wouldn't be better demonstrated through a google image search. The only thing that is different is that I drew this stuff from deeply "locked up" memory and observations and did not simply copy someone elses drawings that were based on mathematical probability.

My research in this area stemmed from trying to figure out why my voice seemed to have a hypnotic trance like effect on people and after studying quantum physics and constellations and things like that and seeing the same patterns over and over drawing after drawing. The clear evidence I have posted and my own studies have left me with the fact that underneath, buried deep in "the mix" is another dimension, leaving both a horizontal and vertical impression of sound. I happened to earlier draw a model of sine waves that showed a vertical figure eight super-imposing the larger figure eight closest to it's zero point. When viewed from the appropriate 5th dimension perspective this creates a tiny spiral going backwards in a time domain inside a much larger spiral. Yeah, a tornado of "sound" where high pressure and low pressure forces work in unision to create unearthly power. Those shitty sound samples were me not lining up the axises correctly giving you a sound where the zero-point negative capacitor (for lack of better ways to describe how the voice works at that level) ends up "sucking out" too much energy from the much larger positive going wave.

Experiements in combining signals (for example a cold pole of -/-/+, a hot pole of +/+/- and a ground of +/-/neutral with several feedback loops yielded a signal so hot coast to coast am blasted through the pre-amp at near infinite resistance (the knob barely above zero) so clearly some new technology needs to be worked out for this to work.

Anyway, back to hypercubes. I implore you to just do a google search and read the books by Kaku: Hyperspace; and the other one Dimensions. I can visualize these sorts of things.

One day after working with these concepts I had the extreme pleasure of breaking through the veil and seeing the world as it truly exists. The clouds and the stars demonstrated a remarkable symmetry I can't describe. After that I realized everything I thought I knew was basically an illusion.

It occurred to me that the excercise of drawing them is where you get the magic, not just viewing them. visualizing the rotation and forgetting about time being a factor whatsoever as it is an illusion of our linear perception.

are you plato?

I don't know who I was, one day I'll find out though.

I suspect I was once an opera singer and more than likely a catastrate.

You mean a castrati?