Well it kinda started over here, and well what can I say... its not the first time music has derailed! we'll try to be better next time!Keffria wrote:I'm too lazy to split this thread, but y'know, in the future, this is just the sort of fascinating conversation that people could be having in the music thread. (And since it's almost always the same bunch of people gabbing in there, it would be nice to have some fresh opinions!)
P.S. I AM DONE MY UNDERGRAD!
In 2,120 days, I've managed to average 7.54 posts a day. That's not even one post every six hours. I don't talk much. I barely talk at all!Mo wrote:Geez, you talk a lot!Rkolter wrote:Joined: Tue Jun 24, 2003 4:34 am
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Good news: I'm finally allowed to go home tomorrow! HUZZAH
My day is complete if I manage to confuse someone.Rkolter wrote:This post is just wrong when by habit I look at the avatar of the person before the name. "Pimpette's getting fixed? What? Nagalings... wait? Who? Oh. Hey Net."
It's wrong that it's an outpatient procedure. Do you get a foley catheter? *evil grin*
And I have no idea (nor am I going to google it) what a foley catheter is, but I'm only getting general anesthetic. It's literally only like a 5-10 min surgery, though you REALLY have to wonder about the poor saps back when they were first learning how to do this. Yay! Grats!!!Mo wrote:Good news: I'm finally allowed to go home tomorrow! HUZZAH
You can start by saying what music you listen to right now. There's several paralel conversations going on at any time, there's always Senshi, Duff and sometimes Dawg discussing rap and new jack swing, and Keff, Phact and me talking about indy rock, but other musical genres that we aren't interested in are a fair game too.KWill wrote:I'm only speaking for myself here, but somehow I never have anything to say on the topic of what's being discussed there, and it feels rude jumping in with something completely different.Keffria wrote:I'm too lazy to split this thread, but y'know, in the future, this is just the sort of fascinating conversation that people could be having in the music thread. (And since it's almost always the same bunch of people gabbing in there, it would be nice to have some fresh opinions!)
Surprising that I'm still so far up the first place. It seems to me that lately I just browse the thread, decide I have nothing to say, and go back.Rkolter wrote: 1 McDuffies Fri Jan 01, 1999 6:00 pm 26105
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Ten thousand posts is a pretty large margin to overcome.McDuffies wrote:Surprising that I'm still so far up the first place. It seems to me that lately I just browse the thread, decide I have nothing to say, and go back.Rkolter wrote: 1 McDuffies Fri Jan 01, 1999 6:00 pm 26105
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Surely you mean local anesthetic? General is when they knock you unconscious and then you're all messed up for the rest of the day... or at least that was my experience, since I got general anesthetic for my wisdom teeth, and that may have been related to the vicodin they gave me, which turns me into a space case. For my shoulder surgery I got a nerve block, that will also mess you up pretty good.Netpoet wrote:My day is complete if I manage to confuse someone.Rkolter wrote:This post is just wrong when by habit I look at the avatar of the person before the name. "Pimpette's getting fixed? What? Nagalings... wait? Who? Oh. Hey Net."
It's wrong that it's an outpatient procedure. Do you get a foley catheter? *evil grin*
but whatever. 
Hard is good. I like it when there's some melodic hook as well. And yep, I know Pankow's "Great Minds Against Themselves Conspire" from 2007. A very nice album of delightfully unpleasant soundscapes. Although, much like KMFDM, Pankow haven't really broken any new ground for over a decade. Not that I'm complaining...Phact0rri wrote:Oh I'm just arround it a lot. I did actually link some harder Electro stuff a while back, but I'm unsure how hard you wanting. some of favourite hard electro bands are Rottersand (which just a super band composed of bands I don't like haha), Wynardtage, bruderschaft, and Davantage. Though not sure if you know but Pankow released a record about two years ago, and we are waiting of Nitzer ebb to finally release their new one.Paul Escobar wrote:I find it difficult to navigate all the increasingly esoteric terms for sub-genres of electronic music. When I'm in the mood for some nice, brutal industrial or EBM, it tends to be albums from the 1980s I drag out. Laibach, Pankow, Front 242 etc. Can you recommend anything new in the industrial/noise vein?
I've heard the names, but not their music. I'll check them out, and the podcast as well. Thanks!Phact0rri wrote:btw have heard stuff like Wumpscut, funker vogt, and haujobb? Kinda classics but can never go wrong there either.
I can drop by and say that I find new Röyksopp album rather boring...Phact0rri wrote:anyone who wants to discuss any variety of electro should come to the music thread! I feel so lonely having conversations with myself. *l*
Though I don't have much to say I'm taking notes of everything. List of reccomendations I gathered is too long and I'm picking randomly from it, but one day I might stumble onto something great and go "oh yeah, Phact reccomended this".Phact0rri wrote:anyone who wants to discuss any variety of electro should come to the music thread! I feel so lonely having conversations with myself. *l*
No, that's pretty much how it goes. And yeah, I meant "local" instead of "general", I'm an I.T. guy, not a doc... I just know they're numbing my nether regions with SOMETHING, and that's fine by me. :pTellurider wrote:Surely you mean local anesthetic? General is when they knock you unconscious and then you're all messed up for the rest of the day... or at least that was my experience, since I got general anesthetic for my wisdom teeth, and that may have been related to the vicodin they gave me, which turns me into a space case. For my shoulder surgery I got a nerve block, that will also mess you up pretty good.
Also be afraid of catheters at all times. I've never had one but it's a small tube that they stick in through your small orifices and word on the street is that it's extremely uncomfortable. However I believe that they make a small incision, cut the vas deferens (the tube that sperm goes through to get from testicles to penis) and then cauterize it with a small electric soldering-iron-type thing. Or they can tie it up or something too, but I think mostly they cauterize now since it's quick, easy, and permanent.
This is one of those things that I just kind of picked up information somewhere and I'm not sure where, so as I am not an actual doctor, don't take my word for it.
I think thats part of the fun. I don't check out everything thats mentioned. but I do a bunch of it, or I'll be at a used record store and go "huh MCD likes this band a lot why don't I pick it up and see how it sounds." Good times. I honestly will say talking to you all have helped me get back into some styles I hadn't listened to in a long time. Gapping away from my usual digest of electro and punk styles of musics.McDuffies wrote:Though I don't have much to say I'm taking notes of everything. List of reccomendations I gathered is too long and I'm picking randomly from it, but one day I might stumble onto something great and go "oh yeah, Phact reccomended this".Phact0rri wrote:anyone who wants to discuss any variety of electro should come to the music thread! I feel so lonely having conversations with myself. *l*
Now I've got to think about displays - my table usually looks pretty damn Baby's First Con and I want to fix that.Word on the street confirmed... my best friend had one when she was delivering her baby and they didn't believe her that it was painful as all hell. Took us about half an hour to convince them to take it out too. Hospitals like catheters.Tellurider wrote:Also be afraid of catheters at all times. I've never had one but it's a small tube that they stick in through your small orifices and word on the street is that it's extremely uncomfortable.
Hospitals are bitches about catheters. The only plus about a foley catheter? If you can't pee... and your bladder is just filling and filling and you wish you could rip your belly open just to get it out, then the pain of a catheter aside, they really do provide relief.Pimpette wrote:Word on the street confirmed... my best friend had one when she was delivering her baby and they didn't believe her that it was painful as all hell. Took us about half an hour to convince them to take it out too. Hospitals like catheters.Tellurider wrote:Also be afraid of catheters at all times. I've never had one but it's a small tube that they stick in through your small orifices and word on the street is that it's extremely uncomfortable.
Rkolter wrote: Oh, and when they take it out? Yeah... your body doesn't provide a lot of natural lubricant in the duct that it's thread into, and it is a rubber tube. Expect some stretching and a painful snap with associated recoil when it finally comes all the way out.
yey! so happy for you Komi!Komiyan wrote:Woah! Wedding date set. By next July I will have an overly expensive dress
