not really mate it's dull... :)
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not really mate it's dull... :)
yeah, I'd rather spare my time for something usefull, like listening in on your Ableton productions mate! :D
By the way, have something for you too. Will see how I can distribute it your way. ;)
hehe :) nice one m8 did you like them? as you know i haven't really been using it too long... as for distribution drop me a pm...
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by nem0nic
Harsh - but fair...
Well, wil be doing a final listen later on. And will be posting you a link of one of our Restricted Sessions techno webcasts. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ciar2001
Did he?Quote:
Originally Posted by nem0nic
I feel as though stupidity is a trait homogeneous (Of the same or similar nature or kind) with those who identify THEM SELVES as PLUR or ravers.
How was that wrong?
He is saying people who called themselves PLUR are stupid isn't he?
Why????? I mean what happened did some candi kid poop in your cheerios of something?Quote:
Originally Posted by maxonemillionone
I thought PLUR died at the end of 90s???
Candis still around i was sitting next to this kkid at the roger waters show of The wall, and I saw the candi. I asked 'is that raver candi' he got all excited and asked if i raved. I looled and said yeah like 12 years ago, best Times though.,
Yes, he did use the word incorrectly. I know what he meant to say, I just found his post ironic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fyoog
I believe "I feel as though stupidity is a trait synonymous with those who identify them selves as PLUR or ravers." would be more linguistically correct.
I disagree with the comment though. I know a lot of old school ravers who are brilliant and have created some AMAZING things.
I think that's still not completely right. You guys now got me thinking how to transform OP's statement so that it makes a correct sentence, but that seems harder than expected. If one would want to use "homogeneous" by all means, maybe "stupidity is a homogeneous trait of those who call groups of others stupid" could work (not completely sure, though). I would express it differently altogether, like "stupidity is a shared trait among those who call groups of others stupid" (@OP: Sorry, but I just had to rephrase the sentence. Even if it's only for linguistic purposes, I wouldn't want to post stuff I disagree with - but actually there is an exception to my sentence as well, all those right-wing fucks, they are all stupid :cool:)Quote:
Originally Posted by SirReal
Absolutely! Reminds of something in a superb documentary film about the Berlin club scene: "Feiern - Don't forget to go home". They interviewed a bouncer who said that in his opinion there would be less wars, if more people had (at least) some club experience. Very wise words, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by padi_04