HOLY FRIG, MY LITTLE COUSIN OFFICIALLY OWNZ ALL Y'ALL
HE FILLED UP HIS IPOD (20 GIGS) ON THE FIRST NIGHT!!!


and i thought i was prime with my 2 1/2 months
sheeesh

that is a fuckin' rad idea. eco-terrrrrrrorism move over!! infrasystem shit disturbance is where it's at!!

A little something to relax the mood. From my buddies on MMFT.

Nothing says wake me up like eggs prepared sunny side up.

On a interesting note there was a science fiction story where 5 terrorist exploded a EMP in the financial center of the USA. They basically crippled the US financially and the US never recovered. Countries like India and China then became the world superpowers. Not suggesting one of you explode a EMP in the financial center of the US but it is a interesting idea.

E-bomb! Don't you think they are making machines of war which are immune to EMPs? I don't really see the point other to use it on technological inferior countries to soften them up. But guns are still "primative rock throwers" in the words of General Horner, and aren't affected by EMPs. So you hit a country with EMPS and you still have to fight a still effective military. Whats the point? Artillery still fire, machine guns still work, hell shoulder launched SAMs would still work as well. Gurellia warfare is probally how a country is going to fight anyway. I think it is another pet project of some stupid US general who needs funding.

photo by Michael Zelner

Santa Con 2004

Monkey Town, and Outhud/ATDI/Black Dice collaborator= Stars Like Fleas

"Monkey Town, an immersive environment in which guests are surrounded by four screens, is the perfect venue in which to get lost in Sagan's Unseen Forces. This audiovisual project begins with a mesmerizing portrayal (incorporating flashlights) of the big bang theory, set to an otherworldly score that combines synths and glitchy trip-hop, followed by a trio of black-and-white shorts that slyly put late, great cosmic thinkers in compromising fictional situations. With a name derived from astronomy wonder Carl Sagan, the multimedia collective -- comprised of Blevin Blectum, J Lesser, Jon Leidecker, and Ryan Junell -- does its namesake proud. Also playing tonight are a collection of music videos from the Dead Texan, a collaboration between Adam Wiltzie (Stars of the Lid) and video artist Christina Vantzos."

time to set you up the E-Bomb

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