Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Yo Yo Yo
It's tough for me right now because this is the first time in a long time where I'm bored as shit and just want something to do. I'm so used to either A) studying my ass off for tests at school or 2) working said ass off at my various places of employment. I'm caught in a sort of limbo now where I'm pretty much worthless and the best I can do is pwn newbz on Call of Duty 4 and that is a sad, sad thought.
Oh well, I guess I'll see how this goes. Any recommendations for good movies to rent/go see or albums to pirate?
p.s. I just woke up 20 minutes ago at 12:38 in the afternoon. Boo-yah
Thursday, March 26, 2009
the river was supposed to crest at 40 feet. then 41 feet. now it's cresting at 43 feet and a lot of moorhead is pretty much fucked. Fargo and Moorhead are both in federal states of emergency and Concordia even declared an emergency and we're being asked to evacuate tonight or tomorrow at the latest. damn.
The city has stopped all bagging and most of south moorhead is to be evacuated by 6 a.m. so even tho I still want to help, i just can't anymore.
I ask for anyone who reads this blog to toast a drink to moorhead. i know i will
No Escape
Anyways, I wanted to draw everyone's attention to my good friend's new blog Where The Wild Things Are. I'll set up a link on the left-hand side of this blog later tonight too, but check it out.
P.S. Crack the Skye is sick as shit. Buy it.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
A gentleman, if I ever saw one
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Cheers
Thursday, March 19, 2009
A Ridiculous Essay About The Deadliest Sniper Of All Time
Now when you think of Finland, the phrase "military powerhouse" isn't exactly the first thing that pops into your head. Likewise, when you looked at Simo Häyhä, a slight-framed Finnish farmer who didn't stand an inch over five feet tall, you also probably didn't think "total fucking unstoppable badass". Well let's just say that first impressions can be deceiving.
Simo was a member of a Finnish organization roughly equivalent to the minutemen of the American Revolution. He had done his state-mandated one-year term in the Finnish Army, reaching the rank of corporal, and was living a peaceful life in a farming village not far from the Russian border, spending his days farming, hunting, and crushing giant logs into sawdust with his bare hands. When the Soviets crossed the border into Finland with the expressed purpose of busting Finnish heads, Simo was called up into service. He went out to the wood shed behind his house, grabbed his old-school Russian-made Mosin-Nagant M28/30 rifle and headed out to take some commies behind a proverbial woodshed of his own."
moreTuesday, March 17, 2009
I'm Trying But...
Monday, March 16, 2009
Hugging with closed fists
maybe
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Aspire
Just for a bit of back story, this was in an Irish pub in Paris about 3 blocks away from Notre Dame. The bartender (not pictured) was playing David Bowie and some Billy Joel. The man that Darin is embracing is a Frenchman who was blackout drunk and decided to join Darin in dropping his pants.
In other news I began reading 2666 based off of a recommendation and I'm very impressed so far. Does anybody know anything about it and can explain it a little bit without any spoilers because this is a blind read and I know nothing about it.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
There Was Piss Everywhere
It starts with an ominous intro with galloping horses and as far as I can tell lasers and explosions. It's also full of synthesizers which are in many cases a hindrance to a song, but not with this song, they're used subtly and help the track along it's journey. Lyrically, it's top notch and here's an excerpt from the chorus
"No one's gonna take me alive
The time has come to make things right"
Plus, the bass line hangs out the entire song mimics the sound of horses which is a nice touch. However, as cool as the track is up to this point is only about a 7.2 and it's at 3:17 when the track becomes perfect. The layered vocals with both lower register and falsetto singing and the slowly building guitar, drum, and synth all come to fruition at 4:13 when the closest thing to a face melting riff takes no prisoners.
I can remember the first time I heard this song and it was while driving in the middle of the night in a relatively secluded area. I'm not sure if it was the environment I was in or if I was just really receptive that night, but I fell in love with the track and to this day whenever it comes on I have to resist the urge to sing along at the top of my lungs. I can't say that about very many songs.
Do you have any perfect tracks of your own?
study break
"At approximately 6:40 PM today, Monday, February 16, 2009 a male subject
was observed exposing himself and masturbating on the second floor of the
NDSU Library.
The suspect is described as a black male, clean shaven, in his mid-20's,
trim build about 5 foot 10 inches, nicely dressed in a khaki colored hip
length jacket, with a dark plaid golf hat, dark gray pants, with a black
laptop case over his shoulder.
There were no words spoken nor were there any physical acts or threats
towards anyone in the Library.
Anyone having information relating to this suspect is urged to contact the
NDSU University Police at 701-231-8998.
This transmission is authorized by the University Police and is being
transmitted by the Communications Call Center."
P.s... check this out it looks sweet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pel3GE97evA
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Was that a fucking yeti?
It's going to be a pretty good couple of months between this, the new Chimaira album,
and the film Miss March... To be honest, the spring is looking just a little bit brighter than normal
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Unclench your fists, asshole
I wouldn't use the album insert to wipe my ass. With just their second release on a major label, it's clear LOG is selling out.