Early Morning Open Thread
Sigh… I know I should be filming stuff. Yet I’ve been addicted to TF2.
Hmmmmm…
Part 2 episode 3 of The Breakroom now released!
For those that were actually interested, you can now continue listening to our misadventures through Karl Pilkington’s diary.
http://www.guildofslackers.com/snews/index.php/81-the-breakroom/107-episode3
Fun of the music kind.
This is pretty cool:
http://safe.tumblr.com/safe/video/2509512839/500
It’s a musical grid. You have to press certain parts of the grid to make it generate your own music. So far I’ve made two different kinds of “songs”.
Learn something new everyday…
Found out tonight I’m one of the people lucky enough to work with a zen conspiracy theorist. While talking about chi and how everything in life has energy and spirit (rocks, trees, people etc) he also told me about a conspiracy called chemtrails. Surprisingly I never heard of this and he told me to look it up.
Taken from wikipedia:
The chemtrail conspiracy theory holds that some trails left by aircraft are actually chemical or biological agents deliberately sprayed at high altitudes for purposes undisclosed to the general public in clandestine programs directed by government officials.[1] This theory is not accepted by the scientific community, which states that they are just normal contrails, and that there is no scientific evidence supporting the chemtrail theory.
After reading this and finding youtube videos regarding the subject I collapsed into a state of lulz. Seriously! Out of all the conspiracy theories that I have ever heard this has to be right up there with crazy sprinkler lady. If you don’t know what that is look it up on YouTube. I guarantee you’ll have a laugh.
There are more important things in this world to be afraid of. Chemtrails have to be at the lowest on my list of things to worry about. If you want to talk about something really scary lets talk about the holy 1% and the economy. Or how High Fructose Corn Syrup and other additives are pumped into almost every single edible substance.
Nucking futz man… nucking futz.
New addition to the family.
Meet our new Kitten, Stewie.
Arrived this afternoon. I got to hold him for a little bit. He’s already becoming a little adventurer. I’ll try to film him a bit tomorrow scampering around like a toddler.
Aperture Science Repulsion Chowder
Best way to describe what we had for dinner tonight. The abalone had the texture of shoe leather. If you dropped apiece on the table it would bounce like a rubber ball.
Decided to play some TF2 tonight. Australian Santa was kind to me and gave me a few things to turn into metal PLUS a naughty winter crate. Not sure what I’ll do with that yet. Think in the meantime I’ll lay down. I’m not feeling right. I feel like I pulled a muscle tonight on my left side and I’m not entirely sure how.
Oh this is too good.
Taken from Kotaku:
In Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood sits Alamo, a giant cube sculpture by Tony Rosenthal which dates back to 1967. The artwork, a.ka. the Cube, lives not far from New York University, The New School, and few other landmarks. It’s been in music videos by Cypress Hill and other groups and has been the subject of a few pranks, including one that turned it into a giant Rubik’s Cube.
This morning, the latest stunt involving Alamo turned it into the Weighted Companion Cube from Valve’s popular Portal games. Oversized swaths of fabric covered one of the city’s most famous sculptures in the beloved inanimate object’s signature hearts-and-squares. A note from the Caltech Prank Club claims responsibility in the distinctive language of Portal’s Aperture Science corporation. Sadly, there wasn’t any cake to celebrate the occasion.
That is just all levels of awesome.
Late Night Open Thread
I had off today. Made up for what I was missing in sleep but still woke up looking slightly dead. So I mostly played around with website stuff and photoshop. I purchased a windscreen to attach to my mic for future recording just to see how the quality is. Still don’t have enough footage yet to return to working on You Can’t Do That On XBox, but I still have lots of podcast material I can work through in the meantime.
Now I’m not tired but need to get to bed. Oh well. All next week it’ll be swingshift so I can’t complain too much.