
..just happened upon this in google:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UCU05k7kMc
It's so cringingly inept, why the fuck would anybody upload this?
It makes me want to laugh, cry and shit all at the same time.

Just looking through the first two pages in google on the seven-nation riff (since I have a strong feeling it pre-dates the White Stripes, whether Jack came to it independently or not)..
all these posts about what a classic riff it is and how it's the first thing people learnt on guitar!
Sure, "Smoke on the Water" was one of the first things I learnt.. but so was "Black Night". Hey, I liked Deep Purple when I was ten.
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all these posts about what a classic riff it is and how it's the first thing people learnt on guitar!
Sure, "Smoke on the Water" was one of the first things I learnt.. but so was "Black Night". Hey, I liked Deep Purple when I was ten.

a Boss Tone fuzz box a phase shifter an echo plex a Mutron II synth
a flanger a chorus pedal and a Cry Baby Waaaaaaaaa Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !
A '61 Strat and a '65 SG special . . .
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a flanger a chorus pedal and a Cry Baby Waaaaaaaaa Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !
A '61 Strat and a '65 SG special . . .


To the gate ! ! !

but i closed photoshop by mistake :(
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the b3ta motel is re-open for business! :)
GAZ me any motel images you make and I'll add them!

hah
well hurray for teh blessed
(despite the lack of directly-linked pic)
Edit:huzzah!
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well hurray for teh blessed
(despite the lack of directly-linked pic)
Edit:huzzah!

That will be great once it's up and running properly!
*bookmarks*
Thanks for that
Nite now all!
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*bookmarks*
Thanks for that
Nite now all!

will have to give it a go.
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Maybe I'll actually do one this time.
These things seemed to pass be by originally.
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These things seemed to pass be by originally.

Unshopped debauchery

Sorry for shitness, in general and for cameraphone quality
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Sorry for shitness, in general and for cameraphone quality

like it's going to jump out any moment and terrorize my orifices
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2/10
Must try harder.

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Must try harder.


I couldn't be arsed, hence the commanding Subject Line, but since you insisted

Rescore?
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Rescore?

I understand now.
8/10 because the napkin should be red ;)

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8/10 because the napkin should be red ;)


Where is the live stock?
Where are the toothbrushes?
The prize winning gourds?
The ether?
2/15
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Where are the toothbrushes?
The prize winning gourds?
The ether?
2/15

and I have no pants on and am sitting in pudding.
Gourds are sadly absent...
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Gourds are sadly absent...

pickledpizza, does the most realistic 3D renders that I've seen, on this forum. That 8 ball was soup-perb. :)
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he uses lots of gradients and feathered edges and stuff, they look rather good.
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RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
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RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
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RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
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RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE RAPE
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company's (not very entertaining) website: www.goetzecandy.com
It's just too perfect...

Sorry about the GCage, but I figured it'd be tossed around a bit more if people already knew. The majority of these are over two years old anyways.
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also unshopped, saw it in manchester the other day

two hands, in roughly the right position, stretching a red ring? it's just too close.
there must be someone in a design agency somewhere absolutely pissing themselves.
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there must be someone in a design agency somewhere absolutely pissing themselves.

*Is in disbelief at the antics*
*Goes elsewhere*
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*Goes elsewhere*

TODAY'S TALK IS ON GENTLEMEN
The term gentleman (from Latin genitalismaximushomo meaning man who acts like he has a big cock cognate with the French word gentilhomme and the Italian gentil uomo or gentiluomo) in its original and strict signification denoted a man of good family the Latin generosus (its invariable translation in English-Latin documents).
William Harrison says "gentlemen be those whom their race and blood or at the least their virtuse do make noble and known and stuff". A gentleman was in his time usually expected to have a coat of arms this was not a coat of arms as we know it today but a coat fashioned from chimpanzee arms. A gentleman would use the little hands to carry around his worldly posessions it wasn't until around 1600 that pockets were invented.

Shakespeare himself was demonstrated by the grant of his coat of arms to be no "vagabond" but a gentleman. The inseparability of arms and gentility is shown by two of his characters:
Petruchio: I swear I'll cuff you if you strike again.
Katharine: So may you lose your arms: If you strike me you are no gentleman;
And if no gentleman why then no arms.
Petruchio: You can take my life you can take my freedom but you'll never have my monkey jacket
(The taming of the schrew. Act II Scene i.)
Although the monkey coat was highly important for early gentelmen in later years a gentleman was defined by his actions rather than social status. Social decorum ettiquette and manners all became part of being a gentleman.
Social Decorum was first invented by Lord Chesterfield in 1725 in an attempt to unify several different white papers which had been submitted on manners and etiquette. Lord Chesterfield was forced later to reduce his paper on conduct due to constant changes in the rules governing social behaviour.
Unfortunately for Lord Chesterfield he was hoisted by his own petard he'd failed to keep up with the rules of etiquette spending too much time in the house of lords and not enough time keeping his elbows of his well polished dining table. In 1732 Chesterfield demanded several of his guests removed their underpants and prepared to be inspected for lice. While this would have been socially acceptable in 1725 it was considered at the time to be the biggest social faux pas in history.
Chesterfield's guests were governed by the rules of social etiquette and were forced to go along with this request rather than speak out to Lord Chesterfield. One guest even posed for a commisioned picture of the act (See below) crouching with his buttocks exposed for 6 hours. The embarassment was too much for Chesterfield and he never recovered. It is recorded that on his deathbed his last words were "damn and blast those stupid lice"

It was after this terrible incident that the Emperor of Britain decided that the strict rules of social etiquette should no longer apply to gentlemen and they should be judged to be a gentlemen based on social standards of the time rather than rules and social status.
In 1731 the act of being a gentlemen was so popular that The Gentleman's Magazine was founded in London by Edward cave . The original complete title was The Gentleman's Magazine: or Trader's monthly intelligencer. Cave's innovation was to create a monthly digest of news and commentary on any topic the educated public might be interested in from commodity prices to Latin poetry. "storehouse") for a periodical.
The earliest eddition in existence today is the 1755 issue where a competition was held for single men around the country to draw a picture of what a naked lady might look like.
The compeition was judged by a man called Burt Ringledinc The Third who said he had seen his wife naked once. Charles Weisenthal won this competition with the entry below which later became the first blueprint for a modern sewing machine. Some historians today believe that Charles Weisenthal wasn't that close with his illustration and question the authenicaty of Mr. Ringledinc's claim that he had seen his wife naked.

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The term gentleman (from Latin genitalismaximushomo meaning man who acts like he has a big cock cognate with the French word gentilhomme and the Italian gentil uomo or gentiluomo) in its original and strict signification denoted a man of good family the Latin generosus (its invariable translation in English-Latin documents).
William Harrison says "gentlemen be those whom their race and blood or at the least their virtuse do make noble and known and stuff". A gentleman was in his time usually expected to have a coat of arms this was not a coat of arms as we know it today but a coat fashioned from chimpanzee arms. A gentleman would use the little hands to carry around his worldly posessions it wasn't until around 1600 that pockets were invented.

Shakespeare himself was demonstrated by the grant of his coat of arms to be no "vagabond" but a gentleman. The inseparability of arms and gentility is shown by two of his characters:
Petruchio: I swear I'll cuff you if you strike again.
Katharine: So may you lose your arms: If you strike me you are no gentleman;
And if no gentleman why then no arms.
Petruchio: You can take my life you can take my freedom but you'll never have my monkey jacket
(The taming of the schrew. Act II Scene i.)
Although the monkey coat was highly important for early gentelmen in later years a gentleman was defined by his actions rather than social status. Social decorum ettiquette and manners all became part of being a gentleman.
Social Decorum was first invented by Lord Chesterfield in 1725 in an attempt to unify several different white papers which had been submitted on manners and etiquette. Lord Chesterfield was forced later to reduce his paper on conduct due to constant changes in the rules governing social behaviour.
Unfortunately for Lord Chesterfield he was hoisted by his own petard he'd failed to keep up with the rules of etiquette spending too much time in the house of lords and not enough time keeping his elbows of his well polished dining table. In 1732 Chesterfield demanded several of his guests removed their underpants and prepared to be inspected for lice. While this would have been socially acceptable in 1725 it was considered at the time to be the biggest social faux pas in history.
Chesterfield's guests were governed by the rules of social etiquette and were forced to go along with this request rather than speak out to Lord Chesterfield. One guest even posed for a commisioned picture of the act (See below) crouching with his buttocks exposed for 6 hours. The embarassment was too much for Chesterfield and he never recovered. It is recorded that on his deathbed his last words were "damn and blast those stupid lice"
It was after this terrible incident that the Emperor of Britain decided that the strict rules of social etiquette should no longer apply to gentlemen and they should be judged to be a gentlemen based on social standards of the time rather than rules and social status.
In 1731 the act of being a gentlemen was so popular that The Gentleman's Magazine was founded in London by Edward cave . The original complete title was The Gentleman's Magazine: or Trader's monthly intelligencer. Cave's innovation was to create a monthly digest of news and commentary on any topic the educated public might be interested in from commodity prices to Latin poetry. "storehouse") for a periodical.
The earliest eddition in existence today is the 1755 issue where a competition was held for single men around the country to draw a picture of what a naked lady might look like.
The compeition was judged by a man called Burt Ringledinc The Third who said he had seen his wife naked once. Charles Weisenthal won this competition with the entry below which later became the first blueprint for a modern sewing machine. Some historians today believe that Charles Weisenthal wasn't that close with his illustration and question the authenicaty of Mr. Ringledinc's claim that he had seen his wife naked.


and no it's not me. i should be so lucky as to have maurice dean wint's stunning visage.
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well done sir. well done indeed.
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and build this new pc
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You think you could out-clever us French folk with your silly knees-bent running about advancing behaviour?
I wave my private parts at your auntie you cheesy lot of second-hand electric donkey-bottom biters.

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I wave my private parts at your auntie you cheesy lot of second-hand electric donkey-bottom biters.


you are clearly very well educated
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I learn so much from you. Not least that you are ever-so-slightly bonkers.
I hope you do laydees soon. In a Harry Enfield stylee :)
Edit: Oops I see you've already been called bonkers. Well that adds weight to my comment.

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I hope you do laydees soon. In a Harry Enfield stylee :)
Edit: Oops I see you've already been called bonkers. Well that adds weight to my comment.


If so . . . I will need a few moments to digest . . . this . . .
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Question 1: who was the father of Burt Ringledinc The Third's children?
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EXCEPT WHEN I'M REALLY REALLY DRUNK, THEN ALL BETS ARE OFF

I hope that others attempt to emulate your budding lunacy. Practice it and hone your craft and you'll go far- it's done well by John Cleese and Stephen Fry, to name two.
Very much woo!
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Very much woo!


for those who didnt see this earlier...

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Bigger still

happier than walking wearing a flowery dress :D
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all of my Aunties had stubble, and were named Carl or Bert. Shudder
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i knew this girl who had a full beard - she was called Robert and would only have sex anally! Odd girl that! :D
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in the hood . . . with the hoodwatch working undercover . . . as it were . . .
Ed : Oh . . . and the moonlit maiden is rather soothing to the soul . . . sweet !
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Ed : Oh . . . and the moonlit maiden is rather soothing to the soul . . . sweet !

hoody's just need love - not that i'd give them any. you'd see my runing likea littel girl crying for my mum! :D
edit : Why thank you :D
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edit : Why thank you :D

good point - i was actually thinking of this old advert for 2 dogs alcholic lemonade!
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been drawing odd stuff while watching the film the queen on ITV :D the moody shop was because i'm a repressed goth :D
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Ever thought of your own brand of toy? But realised its to scary and screwed up for the average child to play with? Well know you can post your ideas!
If you have a barbie or an action man or a teddy bear laying round, mess it up, and post it on teh board!
Right, the rules are as follows:
1) There are no rules whatsoever.
2) Make things as outrageous as possible!
3) Anything goes, even if you fashion a fucked up toy out of stationary.

Click for bigger (154KB)
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If you have a barbie or an action man or a teddy bear laying round, mess it up, and post it on teh board!
Right, the rules are as follows:
1) There are no rules whatsoever.
2) Make things as outrageous as possible!
3) Anything goes, even if you fashion a fucked up toy out of stationary.

Click for bigger (154KB)


I'm attempting to resurrect the b3ta motel, as the original disappeared long ago and I recently found my entries:

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I have missed out on something beautiful, havent I?
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it was a motel where each room was made by a b3tan from a template so the thing tiled and potentially never ended. there was a really good first image, and eventually it got to the point where people were making the back of the motel rooms too.
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I am but a young b3tan flower, oh to have experienced such joys!
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i'm on the look out to see if someone ever kept a copy of the source image, and i've nearly finished building a page to host them all on (on b3takit.co.uk) :)
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Eek. It's artifacted up a treat.

later...
www.b3ta.com/board/7570661
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www.b3ta.com/board/7570661



It used to be one of These. (Well, similar). Press a switch and it sings "Rawhide" while twirling the hourglass.

Now I can take my Billy Bass* and jazz it up with my new-found inspiration
*I really don't own one ...really
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*I really don't own one ...really

Considered replacing it with a rubber hand?
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Lemony and GMoS ran events.
Sorry. They would take my kidney :(
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Sorry. They would take my kidney :(

I attempted to do one of these with MrHorrible once. It just wasn't cricket. I felt dirty afterwards. And Lemony still hasnt forgiven me
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May we never speak of that evenings events again.
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I have to conserve my energy for it too.
They would remove my tomato sauce if I did. Then I would be unable to join in.

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They would remove my tomato sauce if I did. Then I would be unable to join in.



I COULD DRAW A FUNNY FACE ON IT, TOO.

/links bunker b3ta.com/links/118456
Sorry about the music
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Sorry about the music


It's from a crib I made a cople years ago. (http://www.thecrypts.org/pessebre.php)

yes, i know that's the flowerpot men but i'm struggling to think of the correct onomatopoeic alternative!
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Found the 'Sucky Sucky twenty American Dollar' cheat unlock code.

Hey, you weren't there, man...
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Hey, you weren't there, man...

I have no slow internets
...but I mostly just love being obnoxious
"READ THE FUCKING FAQ OR NEXT TIME WE'LL STAPLE YOUR TESTICLES TO YOUR FUCKING LEG!" etc., etc.
EDIT: My favorite Mii I made was a perfect bob ross, sorry no pic
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...but I mostly just love being obnoxious
"READ THE FUCKING FAQ OR NEXT TIME WE'LL STAPLE YOUR TESTICLES TO YOUR FUCKING LEG!" etc., etc.
EDIT: My favorite Mii I made was a perfect bob ross, sorry no pic

CAN ANYBODY EXPLAIN WHY THIS IS FUNNY

Little people you play with on some Wii games are called Miis. you create your own , design their physical appearence etc by selecting from a range of easily distinguishable features. So that is a Mii.
the popular expression used by vietnamese prostitutes when an american soldier went by was 'Me so horny, me love you long time'
'Me' and the recieved pronunciation of 'Mii' is identical.
Transposition of one for the other,
....is what I was going for. I'm not promising it's funny, just trying to tell you what I was aiming for... sorry!
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the popular expression used by vietnamese prostitutes when an american soldier went by was 'Me so horny, me love you long time'
'Me' and the recieved pronunciation of 'Mii' is identical.
Transposition of one for the other,
....is what I was going for. I'm not promising it's funny, just trying to tell you what I was aiming for... sorry!

but the software's barely catching up. The Metroid game is probably fantastic, and a new Mario and a new Smash Bros. game are coming out, so there should be some good titles for it soon.
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was it ever spoken by a Vietnamese sex worker, historically?
www.joystiq.com/2007/04/30/find-love-with-mii-love-you-long-time-shirt/
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www.joystiq.com/2007/04/30/find-love-with-mii-love-you-long-time-shirt/

"for you, no money".
Not that I go for that kind of thing.
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Not that I go for that kind of thing.

Ittybittykitty's brother had much the same experience while on holiday with his girlfriend last year..
being openly solicited by children is most unsettling, I'm told.

I also wasn't there, man.
Sorry to offend you matey, I thought we usually had a pretty similar line of humour.
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Sorry to offend you matey, I thought we usually had a pretty similar line of humour.

I did find this thoughtful (if rather long) essay on the topic.
www.richmondreview.co.uk/features/temple01.html


Naturally there it drinks you, etc.
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doesn't "niet" mean "no".
/not much of a linguist
//watches 2010 for a 312th time
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/not much of a linguist
//watches 2010 for a 312th time

Malaka!
(lived with a greek, my ass still hurts)
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(lived with a greek, my ass still hurts)

That explains why people were always trying to sell me maracas when I was last there.
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I hadn't downloaded this before, but it's hilarious..
mocking the White Stripes
(13MB, 14:34)
..bearing in mind Brian does play guitar but Amanda doesn't really play the drums.

it's hard to tell what's going on from the audio alone.
It seems they also do "My Doorbell" as a drag act:
alpharat.blogspot.com/2005/10/punk-cabaret-is-freedom-dresden-dolls.html
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It seems they also do "My Doorbell" as a drag act:
alpharat.blogspot.com/2005/10/punk-cabaret-is-freedom-dresden-dolls.html

Its about fucked up toys.
So if you've got a barbie or a teddy bear kicking around, fuck it up, take a pic, and post it for teh event! :)
Less than half an hour to go now!
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So if you've got a barbie or a teddy bear kicking around, fuck it up, take a pic, and post it for teh event! :)
Less than half an hour to go now!

hi, im putting out some tunes on a digital label.
the thing is tough, i need cover art... but im not very gamey like that.
so if you got the time and are so inclined, please help me out.
down load a track, listen to it (or dont), and make a piece for it. it could be anything really
i will pet a kitten for each person who makes an entry.
there will be no other prizes, other then the vicarious kinds
thanks in advance,
yours
breakfastsub
ps: its all very experimental... for those intersted, i'll post a link to the site once its up
grill: download.yousendit.com/C55373A1056BF3CC
bogglin: download.yousendit.com/D296BFB367BB297F
torents: download.yousendit.com/CFAC56546A181E4C
slower (dirt rmx): download.yousendit.com/E02D2D4D02372B72
untitled 5: download.yousendit.com/541BD36B09795722
from the dirt: download.yousendit.com/9E6C132B5695C594
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the thing is tough, i need cover art... but im not very gamey like that.
so if you got the time and are so inclined, please help me out.
down load a track, listen to it (or dont), and make a piece for it. it could be anything really
i will pet a kitten for each person who makes an entry.
there will be no other prizes, other then the vicarious kinds
thanks in advance,
yours
breakfastsub
ps: its all very experimental... for those intersted, i'll post a link to the site once its up
grill: download.yousendit.com/C55373A1056BF3CC
bogglin: download.yousendit.com/D296BFB367BB297F
torents: download.yousendit.com/CFAC56546A181E4C
slower (dirt rmx): download.yousendit.com/E02D2D4D02372B72
untitled 5: download.yousendit.com/541BD36B09795722
from the dirt: download.yousendit.com/9E6C132B5695C594

it would be nicer if i could stream these though
stick em on www.b3ta.cr3ation.co.uk/upload
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stick em on www.b3ta.cr3ation.co.uk/upload

I downloaded the whole season of jam the other day.
It has done things to my mind that I am still coming to terms with.
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It has done things to my mind that I am still coming to terms with.

SAY IT PUBLICLY AND YOU'RE INSANE.
CHOCOLATE RAIN.
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CHOCOLATE RAIN.

b3ta.com/links/ if you want but you will still get flamed I reckon
unless you can give more info on what's gonna be downloaded
in quarter the ammount of words you used up there.
[ed] I just dont like downloading unless I know what it is
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unless you can give more info on what's gonna be downloaded
in quarter the ammount of words you used up there.
[ed] I just dont like downloading unless I know what it is

by 'help you out' do you mean 'donate services'?

inverted crosses...
can i use this one though?
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can i use this one though?

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But he does actually look like Lawrence when you click the source pic...!!!!
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I must get my head in a vector soon.
I've got a great one to do next too.
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I've got a great one to do next too.

But he does look like Lawrence though ....!!!
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*don't wreck your wine*..!!!
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Waterstones is still full of too many shitty books inspired by this overhyped, mediocre piece of tat.

I hardly ever read novels but I thought this was a good yarn.

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but it's not at all worthy of most of the praise it gets.
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I can't think of anything I'd like to read less, to be honest.
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Incidentally, I'm releasing a book called "Allah is a wanker" RRP £9.99
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can't really get your material wrong if you look at the world
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as I was recently in Borders and saw a novel which copied this cover, so I know where you're coming from.
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All drama writers are having Dan Brown-esq covers. Trying to fool the idiots. I'm the only person who is cynical enough out of my friends to realise it.
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That's bloody lully too!
Brrrrrr, it's a bit nippy out
/mary whitehouse blog
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Brrrrrr, it's a bit nippy out
/mary whitehouse blog


and on that windy note, I'm off to fly my spinning kite - at night - with added flashing LEDs for that low-flying UFO effect
edit: fuck! it just started raining, fucking cunting bloody british shitty weather
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if it gets up in the air I'll get some footage
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If it is I so want to see one!!
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b3ta.com/links/118456
These things look the nuts at night, Cant believe this has been on there a year!
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These things look the nuts at night, Cant believe this has been on there a year!

I'm looking forward to autumn. Coal fires and flushed cheeks.
I might invest in a beanie this year.
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I might invest in a beanie this year.

So I'm watching that 'Dumped' programme on Channel 4+1 and I saw this monstrosity.
It's meant to be a female. The five o'clock shadow leaves me thoroughly unconvinced though...

Edit: Oh christ, I just noticed the chest hair too O_o
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It's meant to be a female. The five o'clock shadow leaves me thoroughly unconvinced though...

Edit: Oh christ, I just noticed the chest hair too O_o

it appears to have chest hair as well.
*edit - I've never heard Aaron being a girls name www.channel4.com/lifestyle/green/dumped/volunteers/index.html
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*edit - I've never heard Aaron being a girls name www.channel4.com/lifestyle/green/dumped/volunteers/index.html

www.b3ta.com/board/7570291
edit: she looks fairly foxy from that angle, nt sure about the fella in the high-viz though
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edit: she looks fairly foxy from that angle, nt sure about the fella in the high-viz though

and this is not worth a thread, talk about on the talk board over a cup of tea and some hob knobs
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well he bloody sounds like a girl anyway.
Aw shit, turns out it is a guy. There's something terribly wrong with his voice though. Apologies :)
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Aw shit, turns out it is a guy. There's something terribly wrong with his voice though. Apologies :)

But he does remind me of the kid who did the antiques on the Terry Wogan Show...
James/ Lauren Harries.
Definitely a bit of a shim methinks...
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James/ Lauren Harries.
Definitely a bit of a shim methinks...

Billie Piper. And that's wrong, wrongly wrong.
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but i can never be arsed to click for bigger if i have no idea what the bigger is going to be
i may be missing out, i realise, but still
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i may be missing out, i realise, but still

A pair of nunchucks behind his back Bruce Lee style..!!
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