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Originally posted by gottagetintogetout gottagetintogetout wrote:

What did you like when you were 14, Henry?
Linkin Park, Evanescence, and System of a Down! I also liked other alt-rock that was on the radio, but I only ever owned Hybrid Theory, Meteora,Toxicity, and Fallen until I bought Dark Side of the Moon and Discovery when I was 16. I got over Daft Punk pretty quickly, but Pink Floyd stayed for a year or so. That's also when I joined Bungie.net. I would stay up late listening to Loveline or reading sci-fi.

Man, being 14 sucked.


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Originally posted by Neurotarkus Neurotarkus wrote:

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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused


well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.


your body IS what it is comprised of, by definition.

At the atomic level we are all the same age I guess, but our cells are different ages.


again, most of these cells are probably in a vacuum bag.
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:03
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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused


well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.


your body IS what it is comprised of, by definition.

At the atomic level we are all the same age I guess, but our cells are different ages.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

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Henry, you have inspired me.
In what respect? I don't think of myself as a very inspiring person.

Jesus, I didn't realize Neurotarkus was 14. When I was 14 I hung out on forums with adults and acted older than I was to make myself feel smart. What does that make me now? I also had really bad taste in music when I was 14, so it's OK that you don't like Pawn Hearts. ;-)

Musically, since I went to grooveshark I'm listening to more of the artist who's music you linked to last night.
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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused


well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.


your body IS what it is comprised of, by definition.
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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused


well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.
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What did you like when you were 14, Henry?
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused


well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.
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Henry, you have inspired me.
In what respect? I don't think of myself as a very inspiring person.

Jesus, I didn't realize Neurotarkus was 14. When I was 14 I hung out on forums with adults and acted older than I was to make myself feel smart. What does that make me now? I also had really bad taste in music when I was 14, so it's OK that you don't like Pawn Hearts. ;-)
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Originally posted by Neurotarkus Neurotarkus wrote:

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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused
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Henry, you have inspired me.
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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


depends how you look at it.
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It's impossible for me to make a top 5 list. I don't have much of an interest in live shows except for the banter or improvisation, but at least SGM has some good banter.

Rob, how's Oxford going? I'm jealous of your youth and vitality.
Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:

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Entertaining levels of crazy
Those Finns!


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Originally posted by billy bob weible billy bob weible wrote:

remain in light is by far the best talking heads album
 
seriously
sleepytime gorilla museum live shows
at this website
im listening to the show from 11-12-09
awesome
the quality is great

I got an Acid Mothers Temple concert off that website. Smile
they have so much on that site
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62 buckethead shows!!!!!!!!!!!! what the poop
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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile


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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:


Jumping on the five favourite bands band(erk)wagon

1. Van Der Graaf Generator (ClapClapClap Best band ever)
2. King Crimson (Clap One of the best bands ever)
3. Maneige (Never heard of them)
4. Area (Don't care for them)
5. 10cc (Pretty good)
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Jumping on the five favourite bands band(erk)wagon

1. Van Der Graaf Generator
2. King Crimson
3. Maneige
4. Area
5. 10cc
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Points: 5148 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 15 2010 at 21:44
Originally posted by Neurotarkus Neurotarkus wrote:

Originally posted by gottagetintogetout gottagetintogetout wrote:

Well, I've never really listened to that genre.



Loveless was truly life-changing for me. When You Sleep is tied with No Surprised for most perfect song ever in my book, so I'd suggest it when you have the time.
Seems like I should check 'em out.
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