This is awesome. I love the last song, and Theme from LOST, even though I've never seen the show.
A lot more acoustic, it sounds like. The description for "Conditional Independence Day" is hilarious. The production is very clean. Music-wise, I've always felt while BaTKoC had its moments, there were certain songs best enjoyed by skipping them; everything here seems worthy of a full listen.
You should make two AADs this year. That would freak everyone out. |
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maybe "when an album goes from conception to first reviews in like 3 days" belongs on that last post |
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I like this. It's no BatKoC, but plenty of fun songs. I like the first two and the last two in particular (at least after 1.5 listens). LOST is good for lost fans, too. |
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Wow, awesome. It's a total coincidence, or psychic powers, that I was just thinking this morning how it was time for another AAD from you. Seriously. (And no, before you ask, I don't wake up every day thinking that.)
Review to come once I listen... |
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hehe. I'm glad to have you with us, ejg! I don't think it's too early for you to start learning how to make games! |
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Strip Rock Band is coming to you soon |
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Guys: I am incredably sorry for incorrectly spelled words and multiple posts in a row. I am just a 9 and 1/2 year old boy bursting with excitment. And I'm pretty board even though it's summer break.
Tom: I love escape and when I grow up I want to make another game! Escape 2: The Ruins of Escapetown! Plentiful compliments to you Tom7! And of course, I'll give credit to the original Escape game maker: Tom7! |
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gaby: I know how you feel. I get soooooo frustrated with some levels that have too many bots (no offence Kacper). |
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wait that wasn't a thing that's getting less weird though |
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In several industries businesses are passing rising transportation and energy costs onto the consumer, but in the illegal drug industry suppliers and middlemen are absorbing the rising cost of oil through reduced profits giving beleagured American access to a recession-proof fix. |
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Knowing when it's random semi-acquaintances' birthdays |
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Oh, my nickname got cut off. Well, that was supposed to read "Sridhar 'The cadence calls for three, and that was all I could think of' Ramesh". |
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Haphazardly browsing through the encyclopedia for pleasure, even engaging in competitive encyclopedia-browsing games with other people
Never knowing what time it is when you actually care to because you've decided there's no longer any need to keep such a cumbersome device as would be glance-ready for such purposes on your wrist, yet you are in a social situation where it would be a faux pas to make any more overt gesture to find out
Negroes in the Major Leagues |
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undergrad dannel is famous for jacking enormous headphones into a tiny ipod nano -- truly a music player for the 21st century! |
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the fact that my genetic code doesn't actually code for me, and there are little bugs called mitochondria happily spawning throughout my cells |
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automatic toilets that get pissed off at your shirt fabric or change of posture, and keep re-flushing before it's time, spraying you with water you recently made dirty. |
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Little-endian wire protocols |
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When the dude walking down the street appears to be talking loudly to himself |
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On single-item list days, audience participation is encouraged. |
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7189. Jillian (dialup-4.88.53.135.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net) –
04 Jul 2008 12:25:07
[ Space Names! ]
My friends and I are making a space show and we needed last names for people |
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7188. Jillian (dialup-4.88.53.135.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net) –
04 Jul 2008 12:23:45
[ Space Names! ]
Thank you very much |
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