That Sone are a bunch of cnuts.
Got any other streaming sites where the video could be uploaded? It's a pretty entertaining video and only Sony's video is on youtube.
How about this one then.
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#2753
Jul 27 2010 at 4:05 PM
Not harmonic enough for me.
Growling, or w/e that's called, never impressed me all that much. The background music also sounds like generic heavy metal background music. The song doesn't have any flavor, in my opinion. I wouldn't know much about it, I've never been much of a heavy metal listener.
And if I'm angry I usually listen to rap.
Growling, or w/e that's called, never impressed me all that much. The background music also sounds like generic heavy metal background music. The song doesn't have any flavor, in my opinion. I wouldn't know much about it, I've never been much of a heavy metal listener.
And if I'm angry I usually listen to rap.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2754
Jul 27 2010 at 4:08 PM
Mazra wrote:
Also, this beta key contest is pissing me off something fierce. Seriously, if another nobody makes a thread instead of a post, I'm going to get banned. I just can't hold it in anymore.
Just remember it's the Darwinian filter at work.
Though I want my Live forum updates back... right now all it's all contest spam.
That monster in the mirror, he just might be you. -Grover
#2755
Jul 27 2010 at 4:21 PM
Mazra wrote:
Not harmonic enough for me.
And Lamb of God usually works for me, it's pretty much that or At The Gates.
Nothing like brutal guitars to soothe the mind.
#2756
Jul 27 2010 at 4:38 PM
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
It's not intended to be harmonic, it's supposed to hit you like a fist to the face. Only in a good way.
And Lamb of God usually works for me, it's pretty much that or At The Gates.
Nothing like brutal guitars to soothe the mind.
And Lamb of God usually works for me, it's pretty much that or At The Gates.
Nothing like brutal guitars to soothe the mind.
You need help and I can't give it to you.
I'd do some exorcism and jump out the window, but honestly, I don't think it'll be enough.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2757
Jul 27 2010 at 4:52 PM
#2758
Jul 27 2010 at 4:52 PM
Maz, considering your supposed to be a frigging Viking, your music taste disappoints me, a lot. And Aeth is right, there really isn't anything else like amazing guitar work. The solo is soothing, but the rest makes you want to punch babies in the face.Or is that just me?
#2759
Jul 27 2010 at 4:58 PM
Sgriob wrote:
Maz, considering your supposed to be a frigging Viking, your music taste disappoints me, a lot. And Aeth is right, there really isn't anything else like amazing guitar work. The solo is soothing, but the rest makes you want to punch babies in the face.Or is that just me?
Rio, vikings, contrary to popular beliefs, didn't play much heavy metal back in the days, primarily due to the lack of electricity for their instruments. In fact, vikings didn't so much sing as they did recite poems. This was popular because it proved them to be not only masters of the sword, but also masters of the word, and poetry "battles" often took place during the feasts.
Yeah, vikings could be pretty gay when they weren't cleaving women and raping skulls.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2760
Jul 27 2010 at 4:59 PM
Well, the soothing part is after the headbanging and violent blood shedding.
edit: The vikings have pretty kickass mythology though, and their poems are good.
Edited, Jul 28th 2010 1:01am by Aethien
edit: The vikings have pretty kickass mythology though, and their poems are good.
Edited, Jul 28th 2010 1:01am by Aethien
#2761
Jul 27 2010 at 5:17 PM
I went off poetry when my highschool teacher made me read and analyse this:
It almost killed me, and I just about killed her.
Quote:
It was not meant for human eyes,
That combat on the shabby patch
Of clods and trampled turf that lies
Somewhere beneath the sodden skies
For eye of toad or adder to catch.
And having seen it I accuse
The crested animal in his pride,
Arrayed in all the royal hues
Which hide the claws he well can use
To tear the heart out of the side.
Body of leopard, eagle's head
And whetted beak, and lion's mane,
And frost-grey hedge of feathers spread
Behind -- he seemed of all things bred.
I shall not see his like again.
As for his enemy there came in
A soft round beast as brown as clay;
All rent and patched his wretched skin;
A battered bag he might have been,
Some old used thing to throw away.
Yet he awaited face to face
The furious beast and the swift attack.
Soon over and done. That was no place
Or time for chivalry or for grace.
The fury had him on his back.
And two small paws like hands flew out
To right and left as the trees stood by.
One would have said beyond a doubt
That was the very end of the bout,
But that the creature would not die.
For ere the death-stroke he was gone,
Writhed, whirled, into his den,
Safe somehow there. The fight was done,
And he had lost who had all but won.
But oh his deadly fury then.
A while the place lay blank, forlorn,
Drowsing as in relief from pain.
The cricket chirped, the grating thorn
Stirred, and a little sound was born.
The champions took their posts again.
And all began. The stealthy paw
Slashed out and in. Could nothing save
These rags and tatters from the claw?
Nothing. And yet I never saw
A beast so helpless and so brave.
And now, while the trees stand watching, still
The unequal battle rages there.
The killing beast that cannot kill
Swells and swells in his fury till
You'd almost think it was despair.
That combat on the shabby patch
Of clods and trampled turf that lies
Somewhere beneath the sodden skies
For eye of toad or adder to catch.
And having seen it I accuse
The crested animal in his pride,
Arrayed in all the royal hues
Which hide the claws he well can use
To tear the heart out of the side.
Body of leopard, eagle's head
And whetted beak, and lion's mane,
And frost-grey hedge of feathers spread
Behind -- he seemed of all things bred.
I shall not see his like again.
As for his enemy there came in
A soft round beast as brown as clay;
All rent and patched his wretched skin;
A battered bag he might have been,
Some old used thing to throw away.
Yet he awaited face to face
The furious beast and the swift attack.
Soon over and done. That was no place
Or time for chivalry or for grace.
The fury had him on his back.
And two small paws like hands flew out
To right and left as the trees stood by.
One would have said beyond a doubt
That was the very end of the bout,
But that the creature would not die.
For ere the death-stroke he was gone,
Writhed, whirled, into his den,
Safe somehow there. The fight was done,
And he had lost who had all but won.
But oh his deadly fury then.
A while the place lay blank, forlorn,
Drowsing as in relief from pain.
The cricket chirped, the grating thorn
Stirred, and a little sound was born.
The champions took their posts again.
And all began. The stealthy paw
Slashed out and in. Could nothing save
These rags and tatters from the claw?
Nothing. And yet I never saw
A beast so helpless and so brave.
And now, while the trees stand watching, still
The unequal battle rages there.
The killing beast that cannot kill
Swells and swells in his fury till
You'd almost think it was despair.
It almost killed me, and I just about killed her.
#2762
Jul 27 2010 at 5:21 PM
Of old was an age
when was emptiness,
there was sand nor sea
nor surging waves;
unwrought was earth,
unroofed was Heaven-
an abyss yawning,
and no blade of grass
when was emptiness,
there was sand nor sea
nor surging waves;
unwrought was earth,
unroofed was Heaven-
an abyss yawning,
and no blade of grass
#2763
Jul 27 2010 at 5:28 PM
Rio and Aethien,
sitting in a tree
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
What?
sitting in a tree
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
What?
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2764
Jul 27 2010 at 5:35 PM
What? indeed.
I was simply reciting part of Tolkien's adaptation of the older edda.
You know, the viking poems you were talking about.
It's fantastic reading material if you take the time to sit down and enjoy it.
I was simply reciting part of Tolkien's adaptation of the older edda.
You know, the viking poems you were talking about.
It's fantastic reading material if you take the time to sit down and enjoy it.
#2765
Jul 27 2010 at 5:44 PM
Quote:
Rio and Aethien,
sitting in a tree
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
sitting in a tree
K.I.S.S.I.N.G.
Aren't you going to become a teacher? You're probably going to get sick of hearing that eventually. Unless kids don't sing that in Denmark. God, I hate kids. If I ever get put in a position that I have to look after them, I'm going to jump of the biggest cliff I can find.
It doesn't help that my sisters friend brought her 2 year old daughter with her. Only another 13 days.
#2766
Jul 27 2010 at 6:17 PM
I'm mostly going to be interacting with the kids during classes, and there'll be no singing in my classes!
Also, Aeth, Tolkien isn't viking. It's British interpretation of the Norse mythology, with a bit of WW2 in it. For some viking literature, look up "The Long Ships" (or Red Orm, Röde Orm). It's a '41 publication from a Swedish author, detailing the adventures of a Swedish viking (at that time, Sweden was split up into many kingdoms). It's pretty funny as it gives a nice impression of what life was like back then, plus it's fictional enough to keep you going.
It's been translated into Dutch as well, but I have no idea what they might have called it.
Also, Aeth, Tolkien isn't viking. It's British interpretation of the Norse mythology, with a bit of WW2 in it. For some viking literature, look up "The Long Ships" (or Red Orm, Röde Orm). It's a '41 publication from a Swedish author, detailing the adventures of a Swedish viking (at that time, Sweden was split up into many kingdoms). It's pretty funny as it gives a nice impression of what life was like back then, plus it's fictional enough to keep you going.
It's been translated into Dutch as well, but I have no idea what they might have called it.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2767
Jul 27 2010 at 9:44 PM
Sgriob wrote:
you want to punch babies in the face.Or is that just me?
I am near constantly close to that state.
Hellbanned
idiggory wrote:
Drinking at home. But I could probably stand to get laid.
#2768
Jul 27 2010 at 9:52 PM
I commend you good sir, for the great service you provide to this world.Even wanting to is good enough for me.
Also Maz, you need to make sure that kids that you teach/interact with (that sounds really weird to me) don't grow up liking Twilight/Emo/Anything that's totally stupid beyond reason, and telling them that it's ok to beat these people within an inch of their life is peachy.
Also Maz, you need to make sure that kids that you teach/interact with (that sounds really weird to me) don't grow up liking Twilight/Emo/Anything that's totally stupid beyond reason, and telling them that it's ok to beat these people within an inch of their life is peachy.
#2769
Jul 27 2010 at 10:59 PM
Sgriob wrote:
Maz, considering your supposed to be a frigging Viking, your music taste disappoints me, a lot. And Aeth is right, there really isn't anything else like amazing guitar work. The solo is soothing, but the rest makes you want to punch babies in the face.Or is that just me?
You want guitar work without baby punching? (which btw yes I have the same reaction to that one)
Check Dream Theater.
#2770
Jul 28 2010 at 1:43 AM
Mazra wrote:
Also, Aeth, Tolkien isn't viking. It's British interpretation of the Norse mythology, with a bit of WW2 in it
And I do think I can trust Tolkien to grab the feeling of the poems as best as he could more than some random translator, especially a Dutch one.
#2771
Jul 28 2010 at 2:17 AM
I climbed a mountain today, there was an insane swarm of bugs at the top so we fled.
Hellbanned
idiggory wrote:
Drinking at home. But I could probably stand to get laid.
#2772
Jul 28 2010 at 2:42 AM
You should have killed them with fire.
#2773
Jul 28 2010 at 4:03 AM
19 posts
There's a popular video out there of 40 druids killing Onyxia during Classic. It's pretty epic.
#2774
Jul 28 2010 at 4:20 AM
It is also old, so everyone has seen it already.
This thread is not for the sharing of ye olde youtube videos, it is for entertainment.
So dance puppet, dance! Entertain your lords and masters.
This thread is not for the sharing of ye olde youtube videos, it is for entertainment.
So dance puppet, dance! Entertain your lords and masters.
#2775
Jul 28 2010 at 9:09 AM
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
It is also old, so everyone has seen it already.
This thread is not for the sharing of ye olde youtube videos, it is for entertainment.
So dance puppet, dance! Entertain your lords and masters.
This thread is not for the sharing of ye olde youtube videos, it is for entertainment.
So dance puppet, dance! Entertain your lords and masters.
Be nice, Aeth. This is the bored, drunken, happy, friendly Druid thread.
Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Haha. That's what life is all about, man. Good times, a little salad.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#2776
Jul 28 2010 at 10:03 AM
I was being nice.
I didn't even go all
and 
at him.
And I counter your leetspeak rap with mad guitar skills.
And a special bonus: Sick drum skills
I didn't even go all
and 
at him. And I counter your leetspeak rap with mad guitar skills.
And a special bonus: Sick drum skills
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