Oct 30 (Sat) - Scaphism, Despoilment, Wreckoning, Sarcomancy, Deconformity - London Billiards / Club Oasis (Worcester, MA)
OCT 30th @ Worcester’s Club Oasis: THE FLAWLESS VICTORY HALLOWEEN FRIGHT-FEST feat. SCAPHISM, DESPOILMENT, WRECKONING, SARCOMANCY, and DECONFORMITY
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[Aug 10,2010 8:05pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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HALLOW’S EVE – WORCESTER DOES A FUCKIN' RITUAL ABOUT IT.
IPSISSIMUS (Scares the shit out of you…)
SCAPHISM (Fucks you with a chainsaw…)
DESPOILMENT (Steals all the organs from your corpse…)
WRECKONING (Beats your skull in…)
SARCOMANCY (Casts wizard-type rituals…at you.)
Wear costumes or you’re all pussies- unless of course you dress up like an actual Vagina. Many surprises are planned and raging like a motherfucker is highly encouraged.
+18
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This show brought to you by:
Zuul
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and
Lego Fatalities
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Legit Flyer Coming soon.
[Aug 10,2010 8:08pm - boblovesmusic ""]
motherfucker!
[Aug 10,2010 9:21pm - DestroyYouAlot ""]
Well, just looking at the lineup, you guys clearly won't be smoking any pot this night.
[Aug 10,2010 10:58pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
my costume will be an upstanding citizen
[Aug 11,2010 1:32am - goatcatabisk ""]
I got a custom sigil that allows my peepee to be in two (or more) places at once.
[Aug 11,2010 8:35am - arktouros ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:my costume will be an upstanding citizen
i LOLD coffee all over my person.
[Aug 11,2010 9:19am - ouchdrummer ""]
Being brought to you by "ZUUL" made me ROFL. This show looks Insane.
[Aug 11,2010 9:26am - haupty ""]
Awesome show
[Aug 11,2010 9:40am - DreadKill ""]
ouchdrummer said:Being brought to you by "ZUUL" made me ROFL. This show looks Insane.
seeing the name Zuul made me think the band Zuul was coming here and playing this. realizing they're not makes me a sad face :(
[Aug 11,2010 9:41am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i had no idea there was a band named Zuul...thats awesome.
[Aug 11,2010 12:22pm - josh_hates_you ""]
RITUALS!!!
[Aug 11,2010 12:27pm - SacInDartmouth ""]
Wreckoning + costumes is either going to be disastrous or hilarious. Or disgusting.
[Aug 11,2010 12:31pm - boblovesmusic ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:i had no idea there was a band named Zuul...thats awesome.
Zuul on MA
Züül on MA
[Aug 11,2010 12:34pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
SacInDartmouth said:Wreckoning + costumes is either going to be disastrous or hilarious. Or disgusting.
D. All of the above
[Aug 11,2010 12:35pm - SacInDartmouth ""]
The last time Wreckoning played a Halloween show it was before I was in the band and everyone was wearing children's superhero costumes.
[Aug 11,2010 12:36pm - boblovesmusic ""]
dammit this day is going to be a tough show decision.
Either this, Rich Horror's show or Rewind!
[Aug 11,2010 12:52pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
ya its shame they fall on the same day. merely coincidence tho since i've been working on putting this together for awhile. luckily the two shows are so far apart distance-wise it shouldnt have too much affect on draw for either show. you however may need to fire up the cloning machine.
[Aug 11,2010 1:01pm - boblovesmusic ""]
all the bands on all the shows are awesome, but individually it's
Despoilment vs. Pantera
Ipsissimus vs. Type O Negative
haha
[Aug 11,2010 1:03pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
we might also do a Type O cover since its the first Halloween without Peter.
[Aug 11,2010 1:14pm - josh_hates_you ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:we might also do a Type O cover since its the first Halloween without Peter.
speaking of covers songs i want to do an amon amarth song for this show but staples says no. sad face.....
[Aug 11,2010 1:15pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
DO EEEEEEET
:FLAMING:
[Aug 11,2010 1:35pm - Alexecutioner ""]
boblovesmusic said:all the bands on all the shows are awesome, but individually it's
Despoilment vs. Pantera
Ipsissimus vs. Type O Negative
haha
Despoilment also might have a live drummer!
[Aug 11,2010 1:45pm - goatcatalyst ""]
FuckIsMySignature said: you however may need to fire up the cloning machine.
fortunately my subincision + the proper arrangement of sigils allows for me to be in two places at once.
genital mutilation-facilitated time + space travel FTW
[Aug 11,2010 1:47pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i wish to subscribe to your newsletter
[Aug 11,2010 1:49pm - DestroyYouAlot ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:we might also do a Type O cover since its the first Halloween without Peter.
We're gonna cover you guys covering TON. IS THIS THE MOST META YOU'VE EVEN BEEN?
[Aug 11,2010 1:51pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers of covers
[Aug 11,2010 1:51pm - DestroyYouAlot ""]
goatcatalyst said:
FuckIsMySignature said: you however may need to fire up the cloning machine.
fortunately my subincision + the proper arrangement of sigils allows for me to be in two places at once.
genital mutilation-facilitated time + space travel FTW
SCIENCE!!!
[Aug 11,2010 3:34pm - MetalThursday ""]
Droppin' science like Galileo dropped the Orange.
[Aug 11,2010 7:18pm - Galileo ""]
Enthusiastic by Association Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Oh, where to begin. Well, first off, I should not begin with "where to be gin," as I originally wrote. Alcohol and I don't mix. Besides, gin and tonic rolls off the tongue much better than gin and Jordan. Then again, I said be gin, not be mixed with gin. Now I can't even keep my own story straight. Good luck deciphering the rest of this post.
I suppose I ought to start out with the most exciting news in my life. That's right, I finished reading Eldest for the fourth time, and have since traversed 232 pages into rereading Brisingr. The Bumblebee of Life once again inspired me as no other writing has. I'm pretty sure on one of the pages I most recently read, Paolini got switched up on which entity, Eragon or Saphira, was talking (thinking to each other in italics). It was like six paragraphs back and forth with no ", Eragon said," and suddenly Saphira was asking questions of Eragon, and Eragon was answering with what only Saphira should have known. PS, I didn't notice that Eragon was just Dragon with an E until halfway through my fourth read of the first book. Also, I once thought that "I am" was the shortest complete sentence. It's actually "Be."
I started seeing a counselor, mostly because after the E/Dragon thing, I realized my brain wasn't functioning as well as it once was. Maybe I'd always been mistaken, but aren't most counseling sessions an hour long? The ones with this guy are 45 minutes, which usually run a little late. So far, and yesterday was my fourth session with him, he's really only been getting to know me rather than talking me through things or giving advice or whatever, not that I'm an expert on counseling. Yesterday I ended up saying something I didn't expect to. That's happened a few times before when I talked with Solomon or other counseloresque people, but this was slightly different, as in hindsight, I'm not sure what I said was true. I ended up saying that the nondescript sickness that I always feel, as described in the second paragraph of Restless, might as well be synonymous with shame. It seems like it would be true in the abstract, but not when I think about it concretely.
This brings me to another important if not mind-numbing point. It's the idea of absolute value verses relative value. I bought A Few Good Men on BluRay the other day, because it was on sale for $10 at Fred Meyer. Seemed like a good deal to me, and I love that movie and don't currently own it, so I bought it. After I bought it, I looked it up on Amazon, who was selling it for $11, but it occurred to me that if it had been on there for $7 or something, would I have still thought it a good deal? Clearly, at some point, I thought the movie was worth $10. Would the value of owning the movie be less if I found a better deal? This is obviously a simple case, but I think it can easily be applied to our lives in bigger ways. It also reminds me of the parable of the workers in the vineyard.
Do cats have adam's apples? Kotenok, get over here.
I was thinking about it a couple Sundays ago, and I think my goal for counseling, though I've not mentioned this to him yet, is to be able to say that my relationship with God is amazing, to really think that. I know that it is, for why should the creator of heaven and earth die that I might have such a relationship? But I think I take that for granted. If God is good, the ultimate good, he loves us as much as he says he does, and has the chance to save us, I don't want to be so arrogant to argue that it would be required of him to do so at the cost of his own, or own son's, life, but it seems to me to be the logical choice. I think for that reason, I take it for granted. I would never argue that I was worth that sacrifice, but that too is folly, for God said I was, and I shan't argue with him. I guess if I really beheld the gravity, the enormity of the relationship I have, I would repeatedly fall on my knees and cry out in thanks and ... disbelief? There's some irony. And if it were truly as intimate a relationship as it ought, I would feel more stable in it, and more thankful and awed. I would say it's amazing. As it stands, it simply is.
On the other hand, a couple times I've tried to live without it, and I couldn't do it. I feel like I'm stuck in limbo, "wrestling" with an impassive god. And I know that is not his nature, so why do I feel that it is? Why does the evidence in my life point that direction?
Well, that took a depressing turn. While I'm at it, I might as well write the rest out of my system. My counselor said something at the end of our session yesterday. It didn't immediately throw me off, in fact, it elicited an odd sense of pride. Today, I felt jumbled though, badly enough that I felt physically sick and stayed home from work. I watched Minority Report for the first time in a few years. The scene where Agatha, John, and his wife are all at his wife's house, they're up in Shawn's old room, and Agatha is talking about the life Shawn could have had actually brought a couple tears to my eye. I rarely get choked up over movies, especially action movies. I'm not sure why it happened, but it was just immensely sad to me. Also, the scene where the murder was supposed to take place and Agatha is reliving the present was done incredibly well. I really felt for Agatha, and it was hard to watch. I've probably seen the movie a good six to eight times. I'm not sure why this was the first time I had such emotions about it. Or, I'm not sure why I had emotions about it this time. I haven't decided which.
So, I maybe exaggerated a slight amount, the teensiest amount conceivable, in fact, if exaggeration were tangible, I'm pretty sure I would have split the atom, when I said that the most exciting thing in my life was finishing Eldest. Maybe. God save us all if Stephen Colbert ever happens upon tangible exaggeration. The earth might just gain enough mass that the sun would start orbiting it. Anyway, if there is something more exciting than reading a book for the fourth time, it's this.
A few weeks ago I went to the eleven o'clock church service because the Costa Rica team was having a post trip thank you party for our supporters up in Bellingham. At this particular morning service, it was rather full, and I ended up sitting next to a girl named Kaylee. The lead singer in the worship band said something about playing an old song, and then started the chords for Shout to the North. I commented, "Old? This was written like eight years ago." Kaylee laughed at that. After the service, I asked her and her cousin if they wanted to go out to lunch. I've been out to lunch with several people after church services both at Harper and LatR so this was no big deal to me. They checked the time and her cousin's schedule, and then we went to Chipotle in Northgate. Kaylee's got to be one of the most interesting people I've met. If she had more character, she'd have to appear on the USA channel. She's super bright, laughs at corny jokes, and can hold her own in a banter. You can't ask for much more than that. But wait, there's more. Call in the next thirty minutes and she'll own Firefly and Serenity on DVD. That's nerdier than I am! Her one flaw is that she's not seen Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Of course, having no room for improvement, for growth, would also be a flaw so, damned if you do, damned if you don't, and damn the torpedoes!
So, I may have laid it on a little thick there (really got into the groove, which I guess means I've found my muse for writing hyperbolically), but really, based on first impressions, she's a great person. A week later, I asked her out to coffee, and she suggested the following Friday. The next day, coffee changed into dinner, and the day after, dinner into dinner plus Iron Man 2 with friends. You've got to admire someone who was looking forward to Iron Man's sequel more than I was, especially someone of the female persuasion. I don't think I'll say much more than that tonight, lest I too stumble upon tangible exaggeration.
It's now getting late, and I have three unequally viable choices. In order of descending meritoriousness they are go to sleep, read more Brisingr, and watch A Few Good Men again. I did get five hours of extra sleep earlier today, so I'm not too tired, but tomorrow might be painful if I'm not awake. We're having a morale event (I almost forgot about it) at 10:00 in Seattle. I hate driving in Seattle. I hate parking in Seattle.
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Anonymous said... At June 17, 2010 9:58 AM
Wow, that is one impressive wall of text.
Stranger than Fiction Saturday, April 17, 2010
Bah, I can't write fiction. I try from time to time, and it's always boring. Part of the issue is that I really only want to write something if it's not been written before. And part of the reason is I have no talent there. I'll stick to what I'm good at: writing paragraphs upon paragraphs of unread text so it looks like I have a life, at least one interesting enough to write about, so long as the readers don't actually get past the first paragraph.
This time I thought I had it. The last few attempts have been attempting fantasy, but I don't have any good ideas of magic systems (which are my favorite part). I'd rather learn than teach, read than write. I also tend to get hung up on the plot, which was the case this time as well. This time I thought I'd write the story of boy meets girl (because that's never been done before), but only write during the moments they're actually interacting. The first "chapter" was five lines long, from the moment a mutual friend was introducing them until the moment after they shook hands and got distracted by other friends at the party. The second chapter was just the friend confirmation email from Facebook. For the third, I was attempting to write an instant message chat log. I actually wrote a program to generate the HTML for me. It turns out talking to myself on paper isn't as fun as talking to myself aloud. Five minutes into the "conversation" I alt+F4'd without saving.
On a side note, I couldn't figure out how to get a WebBrowser Winforms object to autosize, nor make it scroll to a certain point on the page (i.e. the bottom). Using LINQ's XDocument and XElement objects, though, made the page generation itself a breeze. Even ctrl+z was simple. I just kept a stack of each of the XElements I'd added, and then to undo, popped the stack and called .Remove() on the object, which removed itself from the XDocument. Magic!
I think maybe the hardest part for me, writing fiction, is creating a character other than myself. I just can't leave my own head. I think most authors, at least in their early works, write with the main character being the author. Alexander, for instance, gets woozy from the height of a chair unless he's over water, much like his character Longshark (whom, in my head, I pronounced Lawnshark) in his latest story. I would guess that Paolini acts quite a bit like Eragon, at least in his inquisitiveness. But then both them have supporting characters that are quite different from than the authors. I just end up writing copies of myself, or possibly my friends, though it turns out the way I perceive my friends is a lot more like how I perceive me, than it is how they actually are. They wouldn't say this. I would. Bah.
I do wonder what happens if you add an element to multiple XDocument objects, because .Remove()'s documentation says it removes the element from its parent, and in this case, there are multiple parents. I could try it, and report back, but I'd rather wonder than know in this case. All my friends would too.
So yes, I keep attempting and failing fiction. Mostly this happens when I reread Eragon. Two thoughts always come to mind while reading that book. One, this was make a great MMO. It really would, but the whole magic system would be incredibly complex. You'd have to write a run-time compiler for it, and then you'd have to convince people the game is fun enough to play to learn a completely made up language, and then you'd have to figure out the whole "an expert might say water and conjure something completely unrelated, like a gemstone, because he can see the link between the two" thing. After all that triviality comes the part where you have to enforce no deceit when someone speaks the ancient language. The other thought is always, "I can do this." And time and time again it proves untrue.
The last few weeks I've been thinking about something that the pastor said, that when we want to feel good about ourselves we revert to doing what we do best, specifically mentioning writing, among other things. I think that's true of me, not that I'm saying I'm necessarily a good writer, only that I take pride in it. The sermon he said this in was on Easter, and about "giving God the pen" of our lives, letting him dictate what will happen in our lives. I think God gives us certain aptitudes, and it would be foolish not to use what God has given us, so I'm wondering what God wants me to write. There is this blog, but I'd like to write a book someday too.
I guess if I want God to answer a question, like what does he want me to write about, I should ask him--I should pray. I certainly don't pray religiously. It's a habit I should get into. Hime and I call each other best friends, but we haven't seen each other since her birthday in January.
I'm in bed now, or rather, on Bill's couch in Bellingham the day after I started writing this post. Before I let it slip another day, I think I'll just post it now, short and sweet.
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Alexander said... At April 17, 2010 12:18 PM
Now it shall be terribly hard for me not to think of him as the Lawnshark!
Four Words Sunday, April 4, 2010
He is risen. He is risen indeed. It's Easter right now, so happy Easter if you happen to be reading this post today, or if you happen to read it some Sunday between March 23 and April 27 in the future, and that day also happens to be the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of spring of your current year. Yeah.
Easter is the most important day of the year, with Christmas a close second. I don't think that's a very popular opinion, but it's mine. It is the day Jesus Christ conquered death. It is the reason we have The Good News. If I have my metaphysics right, Good Friday was the day our sins could be forgiven, but no one would believe it had Easter not happened. Or maybe I have them wrong, and it is in the act of rising again, conquering death, that we may have victory in Christ as well.
I don't think Easter is celebrated correctly. I don't really know how to explain it, but the fact that Easter is so diminished in the minds of modern society, on par with Groundhog's day or Valentine's day, speaks to the fact that it's important, and that someone or something wants it suppressed. Because it's fun to blame the greeting card industry, I'm going to do just that. No one buys Easter greeting cards, probably because so few really appreciate the resurrection of Christ. Without cards, there are few ad buys, and without the media, there's little hype. Any church that tried to make an Easter awareness commercial would probably be pegged (by me) as a little silly. But no, I can't legitimately blame the card industry. While I've never been one to find the devil under every rock (or really almost any rock), leaving no stone unturned leads me to find Satan at work here.
I find myself frustrated this morning. I go to the evening service at church for two reasons today -- one, I normally go to the evening service because I like to stay up late on Saturday evenings, which I did last night; and two, because we were asked, if we weren't bringing friends that would not normally go to church, to go to either the early morning service (not happening) or the evening service, so that there was space and parking at the nine through eleven o'clock ones. I'm frustrated because this is the first Easter that I didn't go to a morning service followed by brunch or family time of some sort, except for the Easter I was in Jamaica. This morning I got out of bed at 12:30 (having been awake for two hours before that), tagged some photos posted by Courtney from Costa Rica, and then got Arby's. It was not exactly my traditional Easter morning.
Somehow I associate tradition with observance, and so I don't feel like I've really observed Easter, the most important day of the year. Even the fact that you go to Easter service in the morning is observing that Christ rose in the morning, that the stone was found rolled away in the morning, and that the rest of the day people could marvel at it.
I actually feel guilty, like the traditions were something I was supposed to do, or else I'm in sin or something. I know that's absurd but that's still how I'd describe it.
Anyway, there's no good reason to feel bad on Easter unless you mock its meaning, and I don't believe I've done that.
This week went pretty well. Last summer, after Fir Creek, I was pretty burnt out at work for another week and a half. Somehow after the trip, I was actually doing better than I had been before the trip. I'm not sure if I was burnt out from working harder than I'm used to (three big features, basically on my own), or because it was the last few days before vacation, or because I had a feature dropped on me and it was still in black box, mountain mode because I hadn't really had time to evaluate each part to realize it was only a medium sized hill. Anyway, when I got back Sydney was my acting manager because my actual manager is on vacation (for his kids' spring break). Sydney split my feature into three parts, and I ended up with about a third the work I was expecting to do, and of that work, I'd already done about a quarter, whereas I hadn't touched the other two parts. That made it much easier for me to get back into the groove of the faster life, and on Friday I made a ton of progress. I still have to write tests (which undoubtedly will uncover another thirty necessary changes [anecdotal edit: I did indeed introduce a bug where renaming a databases shrunk it to the minimum size]), but I made it to the jiggle phase. That's where you put all the pieces loosely together and then jiggle it until it all fits. This is not an official software development term. Yet.
We had a preview feature in our last release that I wrote. Now that it's no longer a preview feature, I had to tear all the code out. It felt weird deleting a bunch of code I wrote, when I had a meeting scheduled to discuss how that code would work after they deployed it (they haven't yet released the last release with the preview feature).
I'm looking forward to work tomorrow.
Friday night, I went to Swood's for our weekly hangout time. I've never been to a Good Friday service before, and because I was at Swood's, I didn't go to one this year either. Next year I think I'll try to make it. I had a good time at Swood's, though. It might even have been better that I went there than church. Hanging out with him is therapeutic for me, restful. We ended up watching The Men Who Stare at Goats. It wasn't what I was expecting, but still pretty good.
It got me thinking about a couple things. I think everyone (or at least, of the one person for whom I can speak from experience, it's true for this one person) likes to pretend at some level that they can do things they can't. I pretend to use the Force to change traffic lights, which may or may not coincide with me watching the other lights of the intersection. I wish I were telekinetic. When I go by street lights, they turn off a lot more frequently than they do for other people I've talked to. That's either because I'm more observant to it than other people, or I really am special -- and what an amazing super power that is, especially as it's involun
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[Aug 11,2010 7:35pm - DestroyYouAlot ""]
[QUOTE="Galileo:1114740"]Enthusiastic by Association Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Oh, where to begin. Well, first off, I should not begin with "where to be gin," as I originally wrote. Alcohol and I don't mix. Besides, gin and tonic rolls off the tongue much better than gin and Jordan. Then again, I said be gin, not be mixed with gin. Now I can't even keep my own story straight. Good luck deciphering the rest of this post.
I suppose I ought to start out with the most exciting news in my life. That's right, I finished reading Eldest for the fourth time, and have since traversed 232 pages into rereading Brisingr. The Bumblebee of Life once again inspired me as no other writing has. I'm pretty sure on one of the pages I most recently read, Paolini got switched up on which entity, Eragon or Saphira, was talking (thinking to each other in italics). It was like six paragraphs back and forth with no ", Eragon said," and suddenly Saphira was asking questions of Eragon, and Eragon was answering with what only Saphira should have known. PS, I didn't notice that Eragon was just Dragon with an E until halfway through my fourth read of the first book. Also, I once thought that "I am" was the shortest complete sentence. It's actually "Be."
I started seeing a counselor, mostly because after the E/Dragon thing, I realized my brain wasn't functioning as well as it once was. Maybe I'd always been mistaken, but aren't most counseling sessions an hour long? The ones with this guy are 45 minutes, which usually run a little late. So far, and yesterday was my fourth session with him, he's really only been getting to know me rather than talking me through things or giving advice or whatever, not that I'm an expert on counseling. Yesterday I ended up saying something I didn't expect to. That's happened a few times before when I talked with Solomon or other counseloresque people, but this was slightly different, as in hindsight, I'm not sure what I said was true. I ended up saying that the nondescript sickness that I always feel, as described in the second paragraph of Restless, might as well be synonymous with shame. It seems like it would be true in the abstract, but not when I think about it concretely.
This brings me to another important if not mind-numbing point. It's the idea of absolute value verses relative value. I bought A Few Good Men on BluRay the other day, because it was on sale for $10 at Fred Meyer. Seemed like a good deal to me, and I love that movie and don't currently own it, so I bought it. After I bought it, I looked it up on Amazon, who was selling it for $11, but it occurred to me that if it had been on there for $7 or something, would I have still thought it a good deal? Clearly, at some point, I thought the movie was worth $10. Would the value of owning the movie be less if I found a better deal? This is obviously a simple case, but I think it can easily be applied to our lives in bigger ways. It also reminds me of the parable of the workers in the vineyard.
Do cats have adam's apples? Kotenok, get over here.
I was thinking about it a couple Sundays ago, and I think my goal for counseling, though I've not mentioned this to him yet, is to be able to say that my relationship with God is amazing, to really think that. I know that it is, for why should the creator of heaven and earth die that I might have such a relationship? But I think I take that for granted. If God is good, the ultimate good, he loves us as much as he says he does, and has the chance to save us, I don't want to be so arrogant to argue that it would be required of him to do so at the cost of his own, or own son's, life, but it seems to me to be the logical choice. I think for that reason, I take it for granted. I would never argue that I was worth that sacrifice, but that too is folly, for God said I was, and I shan't argue with him. I guess if I really beheld the gravity, the enormity of the relationship I have, I would repeatedly fall on my knees and cry out in thanks and ... disbelief? There's some irony. And if it were truly as intimate a relationship as it ought, I would feel more stable in it, and more thankful and awed. I would say it's amazing. As it stands, it simply is.
On the other hand, a couple times I've tried to live without it, and I couldn't do it. I feel like I'm stuck in limbo, "wrestling" with an impassive god. And I know that is not his nature, so why do I feel that it is? Why does the evidence in my life point that direction?
Well, that took a depressing turn. While I'm at it, I might as well write the rest out of my system. My counselor said something at the end of our session yesterday. It didn't immediately throw me off, in fact, it elicited an odd sense of pride. Today, I felt jumbled though, badly enough that I felt physically sick and stayed home from work. I watched Minority Report for the first time in a few years. The scene where Agatha, John, and his wife are all at his wife's house, they're up in Shawn's old room, and Agatha is talking about the life Shawn could have had actually brought a couple tears to my eye. I rarely get choked up over movies, especially action movies. I'm not sure why it happened, but it was just immensely sad to me. Also, the scene where the murder was supposed to take place and Agatha is reliving the present was done incredibly well. I really felt for Agatha, and it was hard to watch. I've probably seen the movie a good six to eight times. I'm not sure why this was the first time I had such emotions about it. Or, I'm not sure why I had emotions about it this time. I haven't decided which.
So, I maybe exaggerated a slight amount, the teensiest amount conceivable, in fact, if exaggeration were tangible, I'm pretty sure I would have split the atom, when I said that the most exciting thing in my life was finishing Eldest. Maybe. God save us all if Stephen Colbert ever happens upon tangible exaggeration. The earth might just gain enough mass that the sun would start orbiting it. Anyway, if there is something more exciting than reading a book for the fourth time, it's this.
A few weeks ago I went to the eleven o'clock church service because the Costa Rica team was having a post trip thank you party for our supporters up in Bellingham. At this particular morning service, it was rather full, and I ended up sitting next to a girl named Kaylee. The lead singer in the worship band said something about playing an old song, and then started the chords for Shout to the North. I commented, "Old? This was written like eight years ago." Kaylee laughed at that. After the service, I asked her and her cousin if they wanted to go out to lunch. I've been out to lunch with several people after church services both at Harper and LatR so this was no big deal to me. They checked the time and her cousin's schedule, and then we went to Chipotle in Northgate. Kaylee's got to be one of the most interesting people I've met. If she had more character, she'd have to appear on the USA channel. She's super bright, laughs at corny jokes, and can hold her own in a banter. You can't ask for much more than that. But wait, there's more. Call in the next thirty minutes and she'll own Firefly and Serenity on DVD. That's nerdier than I am! Her one flaw is that she's not seen Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Of course, having no room for improvement, for growth, would also be a flaw so, damned if you do, damned if you don't, and damn the torpedoes!
So, I may have laid it on a little thick there (really got into the groove, which I guess means I've found my muse for writing hyperbolically), but really, based on first impressions, she's a great person. A week later, I asked her out to coffee, and she suggested the following Friday. The next day, coffee changed into dinner, and the day after, dinner into dinner plus Iron Man 2 with friends. You've got to admire someone who was looking forward to Iron Man's sequel more than I was, especially someone of the female persuasion. I don't think I'll say much more than that tonight, lest I too stumble upon tangible exaggeration.
It's now getting late, and I have three unequally viable choices. In order of descending meritoriousness they are go to sleep, read more Brisingr, and watch A Few Good Men again. I did get five hours of extra sleep earlier today, so I'm not too tired, but tomorrow might be painful if I'm not awake. We're having a morale event (I almost forgot about it) at 10:00 in Seattle. I hate driving in Seattle. I hate parking in Seattle.
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Anonymous said... At June 17, 2010 9:58 AM
Wow, that is one impressive wall of text.
Stranger than Fiction Saturday, April 17, 2010
Bah, I can't write fiction. I try from time to time, and it's always boring. Part of the issue is that I really only want to write something if it's not been written before. And part of the reason is I have no talent there. I'll stick to what I'm good at: writing paragraphs upon paragraphs of unread text so it looks like I have a life, at least one interesting enough to write about, so long as the readers don't actually get past the first paragraph.
This time I thought I had it. The last few attempts have been attempting fantasy, but I don't have any good ideas of magic systems (which are my favorite part). I'd rather learn than teach, read than write. I also tend to get hung up on the plot, which was the case this time as well. This time I thought I'd write the story of boy meets girl (because that's never been done before), but only write during the moments they're actually interacting. The first "chapter" was five lines long, from the moment a mutual friend was introducing them until the moment after they shook hands and got distracted by other friends at the party. The second chapter was just the friend confirmation email from Facebook. For the third, I was attempting to write an instant message chat log. I actually wrote a program to generate the HTML for me. It turns out talking to myself on paper isn't as fun as talking to myself aloud. Five minutes into the "conversation" I alt+F4'd without saving.
On a side note, I couldn't figure out how to get a WebBrowser Winforms object to autosize, nor make it scroll to a certain point on the page (i.e. the bottom). Using LINQ's XDocument and XElement objects, though, made the page generation itself a breeze. Even ctrl+z was simple. I just kept a stack of each of the XElements I'd added, and then to undo, popped the stack and called .Remove() on the object, which removed itself from the XDocument. Magic!
I think maybe the hardest part for me, writing fiction, is creating a character other than myself. I just can't leave my own head. I think most authors, at least in their early works, write with the main character being the author. Alexander, for instance, gets woozy from the height of a chair unless he's over water, much like his character Longshark (whom, in my head, I pronounced Lawnshark) in his latest story. I would guess that Paolini acts quite a bit like Eragon, at least in his inquisitiveness. But then both them have supporting characters that are quite different from than the authors. I just end up writing copies of myself, or possibly my friends, though it turns out the way I perceive my friends is a lot more like how I perceive me, than it is how they actually are. They wouldn't say this. I would. Bah.
I do wonder what happens if you add an element to multiple XDocument objects, because .Remove()'s documentation says it removes the element from its parent, and in this case, there are multiple parents. I could try it, and report back, but I'd rather wonder than know in this case. All my friends would too.
So yes, I keep attempting and failing fiction. Mostly this happens when I reread Eragon. Two thoughts always come to mind while reading that book. One, this was make a great MMO. It really would, but the whole magic system would be incredibly complex. You'd have to write a run-time compiler for it, and then you'd have to convince people the game is fun enough to play to learn a completely made up language, and then you'd have to figure out the whole "an expert might say water and conjure something completely unrelated, like a gemstone, because he can see the link between the two" thing. After all that triviality comes the part where you have to enforce no deceit when someone speaks the ancient language. The other thought is always, "I can do this." And time and time again it proves untrue.
The last few weeks I've been thinking about something that the pastor said, that when we want to feel good about ourselves we revert to doing what we do best, specifically mentioning writing, among other things. I think that's true of me, not that I'm saying I'm necessarily a good writer, only that I take pride in it. The sermon he said this in was on Easter, and about "giving God the pen" of our lives, letting him dictate what will happen in our lives. I think God gives us certain aptitudes, and it would be foolish not to use what God has given us, so I'm wondering what God wants me to write. There is this blog, but I'd like to write a book someday too.
I guess if I want God to answer a question, like what does he want me to write about, I should ask him--I should pray. I certainly don't pray religiously. It's a habit I should get into. Hime and I call each other best friends, but we haven't seen each other since her birthday in January.
I'm in bed now, or rather, on Bill's couch in Bellingham the day after I started writing this post. Before I let it slip another day, I think I'll just post it now, short and sweet.
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Alexander said... At April 17, 2010 12:18 PM
Now it shall be terribly hard for me not to think of him as the Lawnshark!
Four Words Sunday, April 4, 2010
He is risen. He is risen indeed. It's Easter right now, so happy Easter if you happen to be reading this post today, or if you happen to read it some Sunday between March 23 and April 27 in the future, and that day also happens to be the first Sunday after the first full moon after the first day of spring of your current year. Yeah.
Easter is the most important day of the year, with Christmas a close second. I don't think that's a very popular opinion, but it's mine. It is the day Jesus Christ conquered death. It is the reason we have The Good News. If I have my metaphysics right, Good Friday was the day our sins could be forgiven, but no one would believe it had Easter not happened. Or maybe I have them wrong, and it is in the act of rising again, conquering death, that we may have victory in Christ as well.
I don't think Easter is celebrated correctly. I don't really know how to explain it, but the fact that Easter is so diminished in the minds of modern society, on par with Groundhog's day or Valentine's day, speaks to the fact that it's important, and that someone or something wants it suppressed. Because it's fun to blame the greeting card industry, I'm going to do just that. No one buys Easter greeting cards, probably because so few really appreciate the resurrection of Christ. Without cards, there are few ad buys, and without the media, there's little hype. Any church that tried to make an Easter awareness commercial would probably be pegged (by me) as a little silly. But no, I can't legitimately blame the card industry. While I've never been one to find the devil under every rock (or really almost any rock), leaving no stone unturned leads me to find Satan at work here.
I find myself frustrated this morning. I go to the evening service at church for two reasons today -- one, I normally go to the evening service because I like to stay up late on Saturday evenings, which I did last night; and two, because we were asked, if we weren't bringing friends that would not normally go to church, to go to either the early morning service (not happening) or the evening service, so that there was space and parking at the nine through eleven o'clock ones. I'm frustrated because this is the first Easter that I didn't go to a morning service followed by brunch or family time of some sort, except for the Easter I was in Jamaica. This morning I got out of bed at 12:30 (having been awake for two hours before that), tagged some photos posted by Courtney from Costa Rica, and then got Arby's. It was not exactly my traditional Easter morning.
Somehow I associate tradition with observance, and so I don't feel like I've really observed Easter, the most important day of the year. Even the fact that you go to Easter service in the morning is observing that Christ rose in the morning, that the stone was found rolled away in the morning, and that the rest of the day people could marvel at it.
I actually feel guilty, like the traditions were something I was supposed to do, or else I'm in sin or something. I know that's absurd but that's still how I'd describe it.
Anyway, there's no good reason to feel bad on Easter unless you mock its meaning, and I don't believe I've done that.
This week went pretty well. Last summer, after Fir Creek, I was pretty burnt out at work for another week and a half. Somehow after the trip, I was actually doing better than I had been before the trip. I'm not sure if I was burnt out from working harder than I'm used to (three big features, basically on my own), or because it was the last few days before vacation, or because I had a feature dropped on me and it was still in black box, mountain mode because I hadn't really had time to evaluate each part to realize it was only a medium sized hill. Anyway, when I got back Sydney was my acting manager because my actual manager is on vacation (for his kids' spring break). Sydney split my feature into three parts, and I ended up with about a third the work I was expecting to do, and of that work, I'd already done about a quarter, whereas I hadn't touched the other two parts. That made it much easier for me to get back into the groove of the faster life, and on Friday I made a ton of progress. I still have to write tests (which undoubtedly will uncover another thirty necessary changes [anecdotal edit: I did indeed introduce a bug where renaming a databases shrunk it to the minimum size]), but I made it to the jiggle phase. That's where you put all the pieces loosely together and then jiggle it until it all fits. This is not an official software development term. Yet.
We had a preview feature in our last release that I wrote. Now that it's no longer a preview feature, I had to tear all the code out. It felt weird deleting a bunch of code I wrote, when I had a meeting scheduled to discuss how that code would work after they deployed it (they haven't yet released the last release with the preview feature).
I'm looking forward to work tomorrow.
Friday night, I went to Swood's for our weekly hangout time. I've never been to a Good Friday service before, and because I was at Swood's, I didn't go to one this year either. Next year I think I'll try to make it. I had a good time at Swood's, though. It might even have been better that I went there than church. Hanging out with him is therapeutic for me, restful. We ended up watching The Men Who Stare at Goats. It wasn't what I was expecting, but still pretty good.
It got me thinking about a couple things. I think everyone (or at least, of the one person for whom I can speak from experience, it's true for this one person) likes to pretend at some level that they can do things they can't. I pretend to use the Force to change traffic lights, which may or may not coincide with me watching the other lights of the intersection. I wish I were telekinetic. When I go by street lights, they turn off a lot more frequently than they do for other people I've talked to. That's either because I'm more observant to it than other people, or I really am special -- and what an amazing super power that is, e
post was too long read more at your own risk
[Aug 11,2010 8:11pm - bloblovesmusic ""]
lol what?
[Aug 11,2010 9:04pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
COPYPASTA BOMB
[Aug 11,2010 9:22pm - Alexecutioner ""]
i read the first few lines, not worth it
[Aug 11,2010 9:23pm - nekronaut ""]
Alexecutioner said:i raped the first few lines, not worth it
fix'd
[Aug 11,2010 9:24pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
hahahaha
[Aug 11,2010 9:30pm - Alexecutioner ""]
nekronaut said:
Alexecutioner said:i raped the first few lines, not worth it
fix'd
hahahaha
[Aug 11,2010 9:34pm - Alexecutioner ""]
ok, so costume roll call? whos coming as what? i need to steal your ideas
[Aug 11,2010 9:34pm - Alexecutioner ""]
i wanted to do goro but i dont think i can play drums with the extra arms
[Aug 12,2010 12:29am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
you damn well better learn
[Aug 12,2010 1:56am - goatcatabisk ""]
I may or may not be a glory hole.
[Aug 12,2010 7:21am - Yeti ""]
everyone should come as a Mortal Kombat character. i'm going as Shao Kahn.
[Aug 12,2010 11:04am - SacInDartmouth ""]
As brilliant as the MK idea is, we have something special in store that cannot be changed.
[Aug 12,2010 1:11pm - Yeti ""]
ah damnit, i was hoping you would go as Baraka. but fair enough.
[Aug 12,2010 1:12pm - Yeti ""]
Crazy Dan would be a good Baraka.
[Aug 13,2010 9:10am - Sacreligion ""]
His Baraka would probably be more convincing but I know how to go back, back, back, back, high punch.
[Aug 26,2010 10:22pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
SURPRISE!
Deconformity has just been added to complete this devastating line up.
ohhhhh shit.
[Aug 26,2010 11:00pm - boblovesmusic ""]
Woah they're still around?
[Aug 26,2010 11:04pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
dragged them out of hibernation
[Aug 27,2010 7:21am - Yeti ""]
woo!
[Aug 27,2010 7:30am - Alexecutioner ""]
i think they've spent the past year working on a new full length
[Aug 27,2010 2:14pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
bump for good newz
[Sep 3,2010 1:19pm - josh_hates_you ""]
slagtoberfest?
[Sep 3,2010 1:26pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i support the collaboration of Slagtoberfest with FrightFest only if it results in my digestion of a Fried Turducken
[Sep 3,2010 3:42pm - Slag NLI ""]
I wish this was a possibility. I have the Rich Horror's birthday cover show to play that day.
FUCK.
There will still be a slagtoberfest in some form.
[Sep 3,2010 3:44pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
BE IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE OR YOU'RE A PUSSY
[Sep 3,2010 4:16pm - Alexecutioner ""]
LIVE VIA SATELITE OR YOU'RE A PUSSY
[Sep 7,2010 5:14pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
anyone wanna do COOL COOL FLYER?
[Sep 7,2010 5:34pm - burnsy ""]
This show should get canceled due to double booking the day before and then moved to the Uxbridge house.
[Sep 7,2010 5:41pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
lol i would not be COMPLETELY against that but i think we are gonna have a fairly large crowd that would not fit at joshs homestyle. i'm 99% sure this show will not have any problems.
[Sep 7,2010 7:13pm - josh_hates_you ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:anyone wanna do COOL COOL FLYER?
I started to.....then i could decide if i should rip off japanese monster movie poster or zombie michael jackson. moster movie poster is easier me thinks.
[Sep 7,2010 8:30pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i say combine the two somehow
[Sep 7,2010 8:31pm - boblovesmusic ""]
and add Hard No. 9!
[Sep 7,2010 9:00pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
boblovesmusic said:and add Hard No. 9!
we are doing a thanksgiving show instead. i expect someone to bring a turducken.
[Sep 12,2010 11:12pm - josh_hates_you ""]
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[Sep 13,2010 9:28am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
AHAHAHAHA!!!!
awesome.
[Sep 13,2010 11:01pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Sep 14,2010 12:10pm - SacNLI ""]
That flyer is an overload of win.
[Sep 14,2010 12:10pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i knew it could be done
[Sep 22,2010 2:48pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
bumpdy bump
[Sep 23,2010 11:40am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
part 1 of worcester halloween weekend of awesomeness.
[Sep 23,2010 11:49am - bloblovesmusic ""]
for me it's part 2, Devin Townsend is the day before.
It could be part 3 if there's a Metal Thursday!
[Sep 23,2010 11:53am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i think the metal thursday is now the metal sunday
[Sep 23,2010 12:10pm - Sacreligion ""]
Chris should just go all out and book a Metal February.
[Sep 23,2010 12:17pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
only Leap Year is real
[Sep 23,2010 1:03pm - MetalThursday ""]
There is a Metal Thursday on 10/28. Samantha is almost done with it I believe.
[Sep 23,2010 1:14pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
oh thats cool
[Sep 23,2010 3:29pm - Yeti ""]
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[Sep 24,2010 7:46am - Alexecutioner ""]
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what the fuck is that!
[Sep 24,2010 12:57pm - josh_hates_you ""]
Hey Tom!!!!!
Inspired by the lack of rttp charity boxing events and the promotion of flawless victories I suggest we rent one of these http://www.justforfunevents.com/i-bouncy-boxing.htm for this show. The has got to be a 16' x 16' area somewhere in that club we can use.
[Sep 24,2010 3:01pm - Alexecutioner ""]
hahaha, that would be fucking awesome
[Sep 24,2010 3:07pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
hahahaha that would rule hard. how much is that gonna run though? also i think we should get that "Our Food Your Gullet" guy to park out front of the club.
[Sep 24,2010 3:20pm - Yeti ""]
no pizza, only khlav kalash.
[Sep 24,2010 3:23pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
and clrab joose
[Sep 24,2010 3:46pm - Alexecutioner ""]
Yeti said:no pizza, only khlav kalash.
FuckIsMySignature said:and clrab joose
since when did they let dyslexic people own food carts?
[Sep 24,2010 3:59pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Sep 28,2010 7:43am - Yeti ""]
dump
[Oct 4,2010 4:29pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
bump for the month of HALLOWEEN
[Oct 5,2010 10:34am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
gonna get some possible press attention for this from the Telegram & Gazette. sending them a press release with details today. should at least be listed in the events section but they said they might run a "short advance" as well. wooot!
[Oct 5,2010 1:18pm - Yeti ""]
nobody better show up as The Crow! I'm serious. Every costume party there's like fourteen guys who come dressed like the Crow 'cause they wanna look hot and hook up. IT'S LAME! If you come dressed as the Crow, you're NOT GETTING IN to the show! Go now and prepare! If you miss this show, you are a LOOOOSER!
[Oct 5,2010 1:23pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
haha thats what ill dress up as ...THE CROW!
[Oct 5,2010 1:49pm - boblovesmusic ""]
What is the crow? What if I went as a crow but not the crow?
[Oct 5,2010 1:54pm - boblovesmusic ""]
What if I went as Jim crow?
[Oct 5,2010 3:14pm - Yeti ""]
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[Oct 5,2010 3:15pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
HOLY SHIT ITS ROBO-WREN
[Oct 5,2010 3:19pm - Alexecutioner ""]
Yeti said:nobody better show up as The Crow! I'm serious. Every costume party there's like fourteen guys who come dressed like the Crow 'cause they wanna look hot and hook up. IT'S LAME! If you come dressed as the Crow, you're NOT GETTING IN to the show! Go now and prepare! If you miss this show, you are a LOOOOSER!
only dressing up in a school girl costume is real
[Oct 8,2010 10:12am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 11,2010 10:40am - Pam Dwyer Rape Owldog Whore Niggers ""]
Slag%20NLI said:I wish this was a possibility. I have the Rich Horror's birthday cover show to play that day.
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So this is totally false. I'm working something up that will make you shit vinegar and will spill the beans soon.
[Oct 11,2010 4:46pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 12,2010 12:03pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 18,2010 9:12am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 19,2010 3:26pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 19,2010 3:29pm - Yeti ""]
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[Oct 19,2010 3:50pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
watching that soon..picked up that John Carpenter combo movie pack the other day. have not seen this movie yet.
[Oct 21,2010 3:05pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
so Ipsissimus has to drop off this show :( Scaphism will now be headlining and the other bands will have slightly longer sets. still much awesomeness to prevail.
[Oct 21,2010 3:19pm - boblovesmusic ""]
[Oct 21,2010 3:19pm - Yeti ""]
sucks. i tried emailing you about this earlier but Hotmail is down. maybe an extra band? or should we just keep it the way it is and allow some breathing room in between sets?
[Oct 21,2010 3:20pm - Yeti ""]
Slag since he isn't doing that Halloween covers show?
[Oct 21,2010 3:24pm - josh_hates_you ""]
sucks about ipsissimus. also sucks playing at 8 when there is no one there yet. 5 bands should be enough.
[Oct 21,2010 3:25pm - Yeti ""]
oh yeah, i didn't factor in Deconformity. yeah 5 would be plenty. we could probably bump the show up later too.
[Oct 21,2010 3:30pm - arktouros ""]
oh yeah, now i can go to this.
[Oct 21,2010 3:34pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
josh_hates_you said:sucks about ipsissimus. also sucks playing at 8 when there is no one there yet. 5 bands should be enough.
ya five bands will be plenty. we can push start of the show back to 8:30 or 9 if need be as well.
[Oct 21,2010 3:55pm - goatcatabisk ""]
We're really bummed to have to drop off. Our drummer has to fly out for a job interview.
[Oct 21,2010 3:58pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
you should tell him to interview for a new band while he's out there
:krusty:
[Oct 23,2010 12:16pm - josh_hates_you ""]
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[Oct 23,2010 12:29pm - nekronautnli ""]
Flyer rulez.
[Oct 23,2010 12:43pm - goatcatabisk ""]
That's a rad flyer. Sorry we're such churchgoing buttdarts
[Oct 23,2010 3:53pm - sacreligion ""]
The win begins.
[Oct 23,2010 3:57pm - josh_hates_you ""]
the new wreckoning logo. really? pretty grim for a metalcore band.
[Oct 23,2010 4:20pm - nekronautnli ""]
josh_hates_you said:the new wreckoning logo. really? pretty grim for a metalcore band.
don't know who these guys are, but if they are a metalcore band they definitely need to tone down the spikes haha
[Oct 23,2010 4:43pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
they are just using that logo for this show as like a gag. i believe sir mark flogging richards made it.
[Oct 23,2010 4:59pm - Rasputin‘s dick ""]
You want a gag? I'll show you a gag! Come over here and experience 11.5 inches of Russian cockery.
[Oct 23,2010 5:09pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
CHOKE ON ITTTTTT!!!!
[Oct 23,2010 5:18pm - sacreligion ""]
This is already going swimmingly.
[Oct 23,2010 5:20pm - Rasputin's dick ""]
ITT: FUCK YOU REV
[Oct 23,2010 8:52pm - ValkyrieScreams ""]
new flyer is sick & this show is gonna continue to kick my ass when i go to work the following day!
[Oct 24,2010 1:49pm - sacreligion ""]
Wreckoning will be playing 10 string guitars for this show.
[Oct 24,2010 1:59pm - boblovesmusic ""]
Will be my first time seeing wreckoning. Better be good!
[Oct 24,2010 7:38pm - sacreligion ""]
We will try our hardest to disappoint
[Oct 25,2010 11:46am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
Approximate set times are approximate -
Load-in - 7:30
Doors Open - 8:00
Deconformity - 9:00 - 9:30
Sarcomancy - 9:45 - 10:15
Wreckoning - 10:30 - 11:10
Despoilment - 11:30 - 12:10
Scaphism - 12:30 - close
[Oct 25,2010 11:50am - burnsy ""]
Will be trying my best to make it out to this. Really lookin' forward to seeing Deconformity, it's been quite a while. Sarcomancy and Scaphism go without sayin'.
[Oct 25,2010 11:53am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
this show is in fact loaded like a freight train.
[Oct 25,2010 12:02pm - arktouros ""]
everyone should play in the dark. i don't want to see everyone's ugly faces and club oasis' gay dragon palm tree getup.
[Oct 25,2010 12:37pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
wear sunglasses
[Oct 25,2010 2:27pm - dorkus ""]
FuckIsMySignature said:this show is in fact loaded like a freight train COMING YER WAAAAAAAAAAAYAH YEAH!
fix'd?
[Oct 25,2010 2:36pm - sacreligion ""]
There should be some sort of spaghetti incident.
[Oct 25,2010 2:38pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
well i did send an invite to Mr Brownstone but he's currently in Paradise City. guess i just need a little patience.
[Oct 25,2010 2:46pm - sacreligion ""]
You're out of the band.
[Oct 25,2010 2:49pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
your arrested
[Oct 25,2010 10:24pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
bump for nightcrew. kill yourselves.
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[Oct 26,2010 11:22pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
Zombie Psychic Octopus approves...
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[Oct 27,2010 12:11pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
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[Oct 29,2010 7:57am - Yeti ""]
bump for being told i can't wear my Halloween costume at work because it's a "security issue". fuck you.
[Oct 29,2010 8:53am - sacreligion ""]
Only going as yourself is real.
[Oct 29,2010 9:42am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
Yeti said:bump for being told i can't wear my Halloween costume at work because it's a "security issue". fuck you.
thats fucking gay.
[Oct 29,2010 10:17am - Alexecutioner ""]
only dressing up as a terrorist for Halloween is real. Here's your god damn security issue
[Oct 30,2010 11:42am - MetalThursday ""]
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[Oct 31,2010 9:26am - josh_hates_you ""]
This show was way more fun than whatever you did last nite.
[Oct 31,2010 12:15pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
such a great timeand could not have went down any smoother. all the bands were great and there were some really cool costumes. thanks to everyone who came out and made it a fantastic Halloween.
[Oct 31,2010 12:22pm - nekronaut ""]
I heard this show was no fun and Wren booed all the bands off stage
[Oct 31,2010 12:29pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
i heard your dad went into a restaurant and ate all the food in the restaurant and then they had to close the restaurant.
[Oct 31,2010 1:06pm - nekronaut ""]
You heard right.
[Oct 31,2010 1:42pm - sacreligion ""]
I herd sheep.
[Nov 1,2010 5:18am - sacreligion ""]
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1442534870770
Scaphism - Tower Deflower.
You need to have a facebook account, unfortunately.
[Nov 1,2010 5:25am - sacreligion ""]
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1442505270030
Wreckoning - Klackety Klackety Klackety Klackety Klackety Klackety Klackety Klackety Squish
[Nov 1,2010 2:33pm - legionofthedying ""]
this was, without a doubt, the most fun halloween i've ever had. all the bands had fucking great sets. thanks for dressing up worcester!
[Nov 1,2010 2:35pm - legionofthedying ""]
...and does anyone know who was taking pictures during our set?
[Nov 1,2010 2:44pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
michelle took a few pics... not sure if thats who you are referring to though.