The eminent Stephen Hawking has advised us there is no God and we thought that might need a wee bit of examination because his position thus far only makes him a Republican (i.e. I can't see it so it never happened).
Ride the Dragon Podcast: Reverend Silas T Sasquatch on God and Hawking (free)
A video was created as well because, well, we make stuff. That's kind of shocking in the modern world but, nevertheless, that's what we do. In the final mixdown, the transcoding step was completed in under three minutes for an HD 720 file which was over a gigabyte.
(Ed: how fookin' long is it?)
About thirteen minutes but sometimes a little more time is needed in the futile attempt to save souls in America unless you do it for millions of dollars in the way of Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, and any number of other examples of sterling examples of humanity which compel us more than anything else to pray for a comet to strike the Earth. This much like when he was stuck in an aircraft in a holding pattern waiting for weather to clear while sitting beside a newly-born-again Christian. Before too many laps around Atlanta, he was praying for the aircraft to crash.
It's absolutely futile and that's why SaveMe Oh may dig it. She has assigned herself the task of saving people in Second Life from being boring, predictable and mainstream. Naturally, that's a formidable task and she meets considerable resistance because the determination of venue owners to remain banal pissants is ubiquitous beyond the limits of Cat's MusikCircus. That's not all of them, only the for-pay venues, and it doesn't matter much because we never go to them anyway. There's no reason we would because ... see above about boring, predictable, and mainstream.
Not all of the for-pay acts are predictable karaoke crap. There are some exceptional musicians in Second Life and many of them bitch up and down at the pedantry of the venue owners who believe they are the real stars. Most of them are probably related to Jenners or Kardashians.
SaveMe Oh is much like the Brit reaction to krautrock and Germans faced the same impossible to overcome obstacle of obstinacy. So they laughed at the Brits and won the game and, why not, with Cameron running the show everyone else laughs at them as well and even more so now because London yesterday elected a Muslim as its Mayor. There couldn't be a more spectacular way for the people of Britain to tell Cameron to suck it.
Geez, embarrassing for that li'l cupcake, isn't it (sob).
Ride the Dragon Podcast: Reverend Silas T Sasquatch on God and Hawking (free)
A video was created as well because, well, we make stuff. That's kind of shocking in the modern world but, nevertheless, that's what we do. In the final mixdown, the transcoding step was completed in under three minutes for an HD 720 file which was over a gigabyte.
(Ed: how fookin' long is it?)
About thirteen minutes but sometimes a little more time is needed in the futile attempt to save souls in America unless you do it for millions of dollars in the way of Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, and any number of other examples of sterling examples of humanity which compel us more than anything else to pray for a comet to strike the Earth. This much like when he was stuck in an aircraft in a holding pattern waiting for weather to clear while sitting beside a newly-born-again Christian. Before too many laps around Atlanta, he was praying for the aircraft to crash.
It's absolutely futile and that's why SaveMe Oh may dig it. She has assigned herself the task of saving people in Second Life from being boring, predictable and mainstream. Naturally, that's a formidable task and she meets considerable resistance because the determination of venue owners to remain banal pissants is ubiquitous beyond the limits of Cat's MusikCircus. That's not all of them, only the for-pay venues, and it doesn't matter much because we never go to them anyway. There's no reason we would because ... see above about boring, predictable, and mainstream.
Not all of the for-pay acts are predictable karaoke crap. There are some exceptional musicians in Second Life and many of them bitch up and down at the pedantry of the venue owners who believe they are the real stars. Most of them are probably related to Jenners or Kardashians.
SaveMe Oh is much like the Brit reaction to krautrock and Germans faced the same impossible to overcome obstacle of obstinacy. So they laughed at the Brits and won the game and, why not, with Cameron running the show everyone else laughs at them as well and even more so now because London yesterday elected a Muslim as its Mayor. There couldn't be a more spectacular way for the people of Britain to tell Cameron to suck it.
Geez, embarrassing for that li'l cupcake, isn't it (sob).
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