Rosalind wrote:

Peter wrote:

So is it just me or is a shit load a metal blogs italian ?

Italian PM has a very distinct style of doing things. Namely, flowery melodies, ball-less vocals and keyboard synths drowning out the drums. There are some good bands though, just largely overshadowed by the bad.

So, I just watched Milk for the second time. I genuinely have sympathy with homosexuals all over the world for all the hardships they have had to endure.

Christoff Odendaal wrote:

So, I just watched Milk for the second time. I genuinely have sympathy with homosexuals all over the world for all the hardships they have had to endure.

And still have to endure, you comment just made me think about california and gay marriages.

Peter wrote:

Christoff Odendaal wrote:

So, I just watched Milk for the second time. I genuinely have sympathy with homosexuals all over the world for all the hardships they have had to endure.

And still have to endure, you comment just made me think about california and gay marriages.

It's much worse than just not being able to marry.

son_ov_hades wrote:

Peter wrote:

Christoff Odendaal wrote:

So, I just watched Milk for the second time. I genuinely have sympathy with homosexuals all over the world for all the hardships they have had to endure.

And still have to endure, you comment just made me think about california and gay marriages.

It's much worse than just not being able to marry.

It took me half of that vid to realise it wasn't from "the Onion." While your at it why not kill every third child? Oh, and the gingers too. Everyone knows looking directly into the hair of a ginger kid can give you lethal doses of ginge rays, causing gingivitis and in extreme cases, gingerhoea.

Forum seems dead tonight

Getting Thai food delivered to my house

Rosalind wrote:

It took me half of that vid to realise it wasn't from "the Onion." While your at it why not kill every third child? Oh, and the gingers too. Everyone knows looking directly into the hair of a ginger kid can give you lethal doses of ginge rays, causing gingivitis and in extreme cases, gingerhoea.

Errr... What?

The_Accolade wrote:

Does that relate in any way?

The Italians invented opera and were easily the best at it - they were very into the BIG, ORCHESTRAL, DRAMATIC, EPIC CLIMACTIC CHEESY sort of thing. That tradition continued in the symphonic prog scene of the '70s and into the power metal world.

Got up from a nap not too long ago; what was meant to be an hour-long nap ended up lasting three, and probably would've been longer had I not had to take the dog for a walk.

So what's happening with "The Lifer Essentials" list, I'd really like to see/download what's on it, it just can't be bad.

Also on a side note bawds the link for Crimson Glory – Transcendence – 5/5 is down.

Peter wrote:

So what's happening with "The Lifer Essentials" list, I'd really like to see/download what's on it, it just can't be bad.

Also on a side note bawds the link for Crimson Glory – Transcendence – 5/5 is down.

Bizarre. It says its still in my files and its been downloaded three times already. Uploading again.

http://www.mediafire.com/?miwzjtwqjjm

^Link

100 members!! Woot!!

Peter wrote:

So what's happening with "The Lifer Essentials" list, I'd really like to see/download what's on it, it just can't be bad.

Also on a side note bawds the link for Crimson Glory – Transcendence – 5/5 is down.

I'm having trouble finding time to get it done, but it'll get done.

Abominog wrote:

100 members!! Woot!!

Is that another gift to Lifer?

Hello new person. Fancy giving us a wave?

Sabbath marathon on my stereo, have listened to Master of Reality, Black Sabbath Vol. 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and just started Sabotage.

made a joke about my friend having a girlfriend and now hes getting a flood of texts from everyone asking about it, it's hilarious but i feel bad for him.

My new backpack arrived today: http://www.targus.com/us/product_details.aspx?sku=TXL617

My old one was about 8 years old and literally starting to fall apart. There was a sizable hole on the bottom, so whenever it rained my books and shit got wet

Ziegenbartami wrote:

My new backpack arrived today: http://www.targus.com/us/product_details.aspx?sku=TXL617

My old one was about 8 years old and literally starting to fall apart. There was a sizable hole on the bottom, so whenever it rained my books and shit got wet

That's a nice backpack.

Since nobody reads the I&S

Following another DMCA complaint, it got me thinking about the review blog. Eventually in its current state its gonna be closed down as soon as enough complaints against it rack up. As such, I thought I'd try a little experiment, assuming people dont spot some gaping flaw I missed. I have set up a link to amazon's item page for the product (example) which earns me a little commission if bought from clicking that link (actually, I think amazon gives me like 5% of the sale which isn't too shabby), the intention being that it'd be enough to cover the cost of external hosting (I think blogger would still be able to take down posts upon complaint, but it would be the host that'd need to be contacted and people wont have a clue who that is). Thoughts?

I was wondering if the results for the Lifer essentials were posted yet? I haven't been able to check the site that often recently and I thought I may have missed them.

The Gozzfather wrote:

I was wondering if the results for the Lifer essentials were posted yet? I haven't been able to check the site that often recently and I thought I may have missed them.

Not yet.

The Gozzfather wrote:

I was wondering if the results for the Lifer essentials were posted yet? I haven't been able to check the site that often recently and I thought I may have missed them.

I'm still having a nightmare trying to find the time. Sorry for the delays, people, but it WILL get done.