|  | 
        
         |  | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 06:05 [#02498045] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | all spaced-out interludes of bizzare science are genuine and heartfelt, but poorly thought-out. i could google the
 xlt archives; find myself confidently stating something as
 truth. and now, i know it's wrong. so very wrong. i could
 google it right now, but i won't -- it doesn't matter. that
 is just how science works
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 06:15 [#02498046] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | BIRD_BRAIN 
 "While other studies have tackled a lot of the structural
 differences, a new one released this week in PNAS shows
 that, to some extent, size doesn't matter. Its authors show
 that birds pack neurons into their brains at densities well
 above densities in mammals' brains, putting some relatively
 compact bird brains into the same realm as those of primates
 when it comes to total cell counts."
 
 To flail your arm, you have to know where your arm is. if
 you don't know where your arm is, you don't know which
 muscles to move to invoke the flail. but motion is
 continuous. arm is here, move this muscle fibre, arm is
 here, move this muscle fibre. a resonant feedback loop,
 perhaps. a cerebellum symphony fed through a pascal-grade
 FFT and big left toe twitches for 512.5 hz; next toe over is
 514.9. then, typically, one feeds a luke vibert album into
 the mechanism.
 
 some other science thing had some datas that said that
 squirrels can have reaction times way above what a human
 could because they're so small. the time it takes for a
 signal to propagate from the brain to the toe and back.
 you're up against some physics there. it probably doesn't
 even scale linearly as you get larger. birds are doing some
 mad physics of their own; dense brains. small bird bodies.
 designed for speed. they're like flying GPUs
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EVOL
             from a long time ago on 2016-06-20 06:33 [#02498049] Points: 4921 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | luke vibert? 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 18:40 [#02498061] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | on the note of wrong, i took a moment in the steinvord thread to be all, "well, i thought it was afx years ago, now
 i doubt that a bunch. why is the mix kinda shit? am i
 missing something? did they record it really fucking loud
 and not really notice the level issues? would afx do that?"
 these are the sort of things a man wonders while stuck at a
 red light in massachusetts.
 
 then there's this: ultravisitor annoyed the piss out of me.
 i can't tell if it's crap or if i simply don't get it. at
 this moment, dwelling on this pointless anorak question, i
 have a very similar feeling. perhaps it is tom jenkinson.
 but i'm just stabbing at wolves in the dark
 
 now, photodementia. i feel like a moron for not listening to
 this album until now. there's no excuse. i was bubbling over
 fotograph when it was [] on youtube, and i wrote the youtube
 channel man to say this is wonderful, did you use software
 or hardware or what?
 
 he didn't reply, and i didn't reply to his lack of reply. i
 didn't ask who he was, either. who is photodementia? a track
 or three in, i say: this is clearly gerald donald. and i
 think he is on mushrooms. and perhaps a system 100M.
 
 that was a bit of a brainfart, though. thinking i'm hearing
 drexciya for one extremely disorenting moment. i'd recognize
 the diesel of dr. blowfin's arpeggapillar from forty klicks.
 what's it doing here? that's not the album i put on? help
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 23:11 [#02498070] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i didn't have my glasses on and i couldn't read the song title. "if i had to give this song a name," i thought, "i
 would call it cats." i put on my glasses and it was called
 Letech. wrong again. curse you, science
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 23:13 [#02498071] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | my lower brainstem is permanently convinced there's an elephant in the room. perhaps there is
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 23:33 [#02498072] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | media player operation is deep in my cerebellum. fifteen-plus years of diving to press B (next) when caught
 off-guard by a track i meant to skip. i panic about these
 things; it's pretty similar to how i feel when i see an
 oncoming car suddenly wander into my lane. this song is
 irritating. it's about to roll past the sluicegate. shit
 less common but still common enough is accidentally engaging
 shuffle -- the track ends, and the next one is not what i
 expct. same reaction. panic. when i was listening to
 fig 03 and heard drexciya, this was activated. the media
 player is derping, fix it. i flipped over to audacity in a
 reflexive twitch. stared at it. then my brain was walking up
 the stairs, and it thought there was another stair, and
 there wasn't a stair, and when it put its foot down into the
 not-stair it felt pretty weird.
 
 i didn't really get anything like that with steinvord.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 23:36 [#02498073] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | my lower brainstem was utterly, deeply convinced the media player had shuffled to drexciya, and the reaction was so
 pure that i had absolutely zero chance to fart it up with
 rationality. that's a better summary
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-20 23:57 [#02498074] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i've recorded myself dancing a good number of times over the last few years. it's tough. i'm able to forget the camera
 for a few minutes at a time but i'll spot it out of the
 corner of my eye and i've un-forgotten. then i do something
 like say to myself, "i'm off to the left of the frame, i
 should move over here." then i do, and promptly smack my arm
 into a wall, because i'm seeing through the camera's frame
 of reference rather than my own. it's also sort of like
 taking a poop; i feel weird with people watching. i feel
 much better uploading some footage for some people on the
 internet i haven't met than i do dancing for people in
 reality. i was feeling bad about that for a bit, then some
 drunk guy was yelling at his woman in the parking lot and i
 realized that most people are shit. this guy would not
 appreciate it at all, but fair enough, as i don't apprecaite
 starting barfights whenever "tubthumping" comes on the PA.
 on the videos, i haven't even watched most of them. i am
 pretty sure i will look like an absolute dork. but i'll
 scrape by with the jack black approach to rock and roll,
 where you blow through a whole bulk pack of cassettes and
 maybe five minutes of it is what you press
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  RussellDust
             on 2016-06-21 12:01 [#02498077] Points: 16155 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | Post a vid please, you endearing buffoon! 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-22 22:19 [#02498132] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | there were things from the rational fart center of the brain afterwards. like, oh, the track names are sort of gerald
 donald too. nitroderpinol. hydrospores. then squarepusher is
 all "cicero 6," aphex is "cuntrmx356v3," autechre is
 "l8.trChps" you know
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  -crazone
             from smashing acid over and over on 2016-06-22 23:23 [#02498134] Points: 11235 Status: Lurker | Followup to EpicMegatrax: #02498045 | Show recordbag
 | 
| 
     
 
 | Bullshit: wMw is more brilliant. He's the best at writing bullshit.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-23 12:13 [#02498137] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | this is brilliant. it's somewhere in between raymond scott and vincent van gogh's "starry night." really
 quite something
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-23 12:29 [#02498138] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | this was the youtube that got my attention years ago. still love it. why didn't i listen to the rest? i have
 no answer. i do recall thinking that there was a cover
 version in here, too, like four years ago. i had just seen
 the "acoustic cover" of "rep yo clicque" and i was all: you
 could do the striped metal bucket sh101 stab pulsewidth
 chords on guitar and have someone else do the rest on mouth
 noises. bpptltlltthhh! bling! there's an obvious strum 'n'
 snap to it, and if you think about it for a moment you've
 probably got about what i want uploaded into your cortex.
 
 it wasn't until months later that i connected the dots and
 realized that was jnasato's video. so now if i ever meet him
 i will pester him to do the acoustic guitar part and let me
 do the mouth noises. my brain filmed this idea in my
 basement, 2012, and i don't live in that house anymore, so
 we'd have to find another suitable basement corner that
 matches the geometry of my visualization. this is probably
 the patch of my basement i was staring at when i had the
 idea in the first place, which amuses me. in theory,
 anything you've ever thought goes back to a particular
 physical location. (x,y,z,t,i). 3D location, current time,
 current state of yourself. the basis of cognition perhaps?
 thus the basis of mouth noises too
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-23 12:41 [#02498140] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | lol is it dave monolith that's hilarious
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-23 12:43 [#02498141] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | yes, wrong again. i'm going to go have a poop, just like w M w.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-23 13:02 [#02498142] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i think you have to be prepared to commit to new ideas on a whim, then disgard them just as quickly should they not
 quite fly. i indugle a lot of whatever floats across my mind
 for a bit, then... no, that's wrong, get rid of it. i
 iterate rather quickly. a few weeks ago i was very seriously
 discussing the weasels in my brain. i'm able to do stuff
 automatically like drive, walk, etc. and not think about it
 at all. i was calling these things brain software, but
 that's giving it too much credit. it's not regular like a
 computer, it's a bit more tempermental and fussy, like an
 animal. so they became weasels, and i had autopilot weasel
 (keep the car on the road), GPS weasel (give autopilot
 weasel turn directions), traffic weasel (a car is wandering
 into your lane and autopilot weasel is returning the wheel
 mutex to your focus), cigarette weasel (get ash out the
 window instead of on my lap), and so on. then a couple weeks
 later i got tied up when i realized there were situations
 that implicitly required a lot of complex cooperation
 between the weasels, and weasels don't cooperate. so i
 abruptly abandoned the analogy; there haven't been weasels
 in my brain for a few weeks now. i thought about using
 different animals to give it more nuance; three weasels and
 a badger. but the analogy had given me enough leverage to
 analyze the machine thoroughly; i felt like i didn't need an
 analogy anymore.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-28 23:03 [#02498308] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | america has an asshole situation. a few people go around being assholes and piss everyone else off. since everyone
 else is pissed off, they start acting like assholes too, and
 at this point driving around can feel like trying to stand
 still and let a swarm of five-year olds club you with foam
 bats. it is only human to want to hit back after enough of
 that shit. but then you enter into the complex equations: in
 a fight in america, generally one party goes to jail, and
 the other goes to the hospital. inside of that equation,
 many people have guns. but i could tell this guy didn't have
 shit. in the moments when his impotent rage was not directed
 at me, he was on his phone, putting his knee up at the dash.
 i am driving the speed limit and just dealing with it. this
 is pretty much something that happens five or six times on
 the way around the block, yessir. but i haven't exercised
 yet, today, and i haven't smoked any weed either. things at
 home were very noisy and disruptive. i am fucking hating
 everything right now, and still putting up with it. barely.
 but then i see his scrawny fucking ass making gang signs or
 some shit at a red light, and now i am very pointedly
 driving fifteen miles an hour, yessir. he begins to drive in
 the oncoming lane, but for some reason decides not to pass
 me. i just start picking turns, he's sticking with me.
 alright, this guy has a problem with me, not the speed
 limit. a part of me really wants to kick his ass. really
 really wants to. but then all that equation shit, and no,
 fuck that. i'm pondering how to handle it, and then i know.
 i focus my rage like a sith with a learner's permit and jam
 on the brakes. he had to have come within millimeters. i
 pulled over and he didn't come up to me. that jolt of
 adrenaline had recalibrated his priorities
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-28 23:16 [#02498309] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | LAZY_DRIVE 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-28 23:21 [#02498310] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | LAZY EQUATION 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-28 23:45 [#02498311] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i don't drive slowly. i drive precisely as fast as i can without putting myself at risk of getting pulled over. i
 absolutely love driving too fast, but i take it seriously.
 back in 2014 i was broke and bored. lost my gear but but
 still had my car. i would spend time digging around google
 maps, looking for prime road candidates. logging on around
 5:30 to see how fast the traffic died off. going around at
 6:30 for a recon cruise. coming back at 1am and inducing the
 traction control light to flicker anxiously as it does when
 you float around a turn on gravel. but in soccer mom town at
 11am, i'm a speed limit plus ten sorta guy. i study the cops
 like wildlife and catalog their favoritest hiding spots like
 a man making a list of rare birds he's seen through his
 binoculars. blast it in a dead zone and then slow down. i've
 learned to appreciate the G-force of braking just as much as
 acceleration. in the quieter stuck-behind-grandma moments i
 amuse myself by being more artsy with my steering and turns.
 it's a bit of a cliche but i often feel like i'm running a
 paintbrush across a large canvas when i drive
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 00:06 [#02498312] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | driving to music has gotten pretty deep for me, over the years. there's a rational side to it, counting beats and
 learning the timing of the lights so the drop waits until
 green and then shortly thereafter the scenery around me is
 red-shifting. but then there's also the real meat of it,
 just smelling out the motions of the traffic in that
 particular place and time. soft eyes, you know. then
 listening to my ghost, or whatever you call it. quiet the
 mind and wait for an intense sense of urgency to fire off,
 the same as i did waiting for the moment to hit shuffle or
 change pattern on a groove box. it's gotten almost spooky,
 and i like it. driving along and i get the urge: change the
 track now. to this other one three ahead. no rational
 justification; i do. then something magic happens; every car
 feels in sync. crazy shit like the song peaks as a dump
 truck breaks and it's perfectly in tune with the track. it
 feels like a flow state that takes both practice and luck to
 reach and it is one of my favorite things. juan, prepare my
 submarine
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 02:23 [#02498316] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i used to have this roland alpha juno dash one with the pg300, only a few sliders broken. MIDI is a quantized
 digital thing and the analog filter has to snap to the tune
 of 0-127. it's nowhere near enough steps for a smooth cutoff
 sweep, it feels very stepped. they could have split it
 between two controllers for 127 * 127 but that would have
 made MIDI control a nightmare; they made the right call.
 it's one of those things you get used to and then come to
 feel fondly about, really, and then when you're in the midst
 of some crazy jam you know by touch where the right spots
 are. a car has similar things going on. after a major
 service round a couple months ago, i noticed that i could
 feel the quantization of the gas pedal. new cars are ~fly by
 wire~ and the gas pedal is tantamount to a midi controller
 for the car's analog guts. same as the filter cutoff on the
 juno; it's stepped. the thing doesn't even have 0-127; i'm
 guessing 2^5 or 2^4. this is way more than enough; i had a
 hard time pegging the steps after a few hundred miles. next
 major service, it was back for a bit. when it was there i
 took extra pleasure in gauging curves versus the feel of the
 quanitzed steps. everything in the car that's computer is as
 standard; powers of two. stereo maxes out at 64. the time
 display for the current song slices up in powers of two in a
 best-fit manner (yes, i sat there and counted them as they
 ticked by).
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  w M w
             from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-29 02:51 [#02498319] Points: 21639 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | I took the liberty of making a TLDR version of the last 3 posts if anyone is interested:
 
 "i would spend time digging around...
 behind-grandma...
 i'm running a
 paintbrushtrain...pretty deep...
 the real meat of it...
 smelling...
 intense sense of urgency to fire off...
 i like it...
 i get the urge...
 i do...
 shit...
 a dump...
 it feels like a flow...
 it is one of my favorite things...
 and then
 comecum...feel
 fondlyfondle-y...some crazy (man) jam...
 touch where the right spots are...
 i could feel the quantization of the gas...
 i had a hard time pegging...
 i took extra pleasure in gauging curves..."
 -EpicMegatrax
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-29 09:44 [#02498323] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | ^ imagine if that was the content of the dead sea scrolls but they are just to embarrassed to tell us
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-29 10:23 [#02498324] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | I have to congratulate you on the amount of pure bollocks in this thread, its quite an accomplishment
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 17:31 [#02498336] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i think one could draw up a contract and get w M w to sign away his own testicles. just drop in words like "poop" and
 "grandma" in the boring standard parts and bury the part
 about his balls deep in the middle. he'd sign that for sure
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 17:36 [#02498337] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | ...seafoam. 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 17:39 [#02498338] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i'm going out for a drive now. 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  w M w
             from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-29 18:01 [#02498339] Points: 21639 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | I heard that your weiner grows out of your forehead and you have a fistula that makes you poop out of your weiner, and
 every day you eat your own weiner poop and you like it. What
 do you have to say about these allegations?
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-29 19:47 [#02498342] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | my ideas are an athena workstation, exploding, fully-developed, from the infinite corridor of zeus.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-29 20:26 [#02498348] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker | Followup to Hyperflake: #02498324
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i didnt mean that in a nasty way by the way, it was more of an observational comment
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-30 09:27 [#02498378] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i write this bullshit simply because i enjoy writing bullshit, and it's more productive than playing FTL (which i
 think i might do after this). through a complex binomial
 pegboard mechanism through which i send a series of neural
 ping-pong balls, i determine whether this bit of bullshit
 would be happy on xlt or the yugo forums or twitter or
 whatever. then people can either read it, or not. the point
 of making a thread for bullshit is so that i only derail
 other threads with bullshit when i actually intend to;
 you're welcome. that being said, i hope people enjoy reading
 it and maybe respond a bit more.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-06-30 09:33 [#02498379] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | today i visited the scout state something or other. i had never been to it. i had just smoked a joint. the parking lot
 was empty. i parked next to the sign and dutifully read the
 sign. no running. check; cool. dogs must be on a leash. no
 dog; check. it didn't mention cigarettes, but i wasn't sure
 i'd want to smoke one anyways; i didn't. there was something
 about sign-in but i was already at a sign and there was no
 clipboard so clause thirteen of the sign has been set to
 ignore. then off we went. the shit boy scouts; so many
 trails. so many names. wobmutt. piscuitiary. mebble. what's
 this? nixon road? i dislike nixon. he was a sonofabitch. i
 am deliberately going the opposite of the way this sign is
 pointing. i may still be on nixon road, but i'm going the
 opposite of the way the sign told me to, and this is the
 only way i can feel right about getting lost in the woods
 while blazed. also dance around a bit. i'm stumbling over
 roots and rocks anyways so a while back i began sort of
 dancing around to it; sort of a balance buffer i can draw
 from when needed. i probably look like a right dork and i
 take it down a few notches when people go by, but i'm
 thoroughly alone and i talk idly to terrified chipmunks and
 step over a toad and write forum posts in my head. does the
 loci method of memorization work if i'm attaching locations
 to themselves? at nixon road, nixon road. this could work.
 we will see
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-30 11:35 [#02498380] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | There is something reassuring about your rambling, like the world has some consistency to it for a change.
 
 I have FTL i never got round to having a go of it yet
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-01 15:53 [#02498491] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | previous ramble about FTL about a page in. 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-03 03:55 [#02498556] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | a joint is rolled. helium settles. the bic lighter features a amateurish print in the style of magritte; a pickle. where
 are my "for recal use only" stickers? i can't find them
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-03 09:09 [#02498557] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | ultranog. 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-03 09:16 [#02498558] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | tiltwotor 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EVOL
             from a long time ago on 2016-07-11 10:25 [#02499483] Points: 4921 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | it's like that episode of sponge bob when he gets lost on the bus or something after he feel asleep on the way back
 from glove world and the fish behind the bus ticket counter
 makes a fart sound between every word even tho he was
 speaking english he couldn't understand sponge bob unless
 sponge bob made a fart sound between every word lol
 LAZY_TITLE
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-07-11 17:20 [#02499489] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker | Followup to EpicMegatrax: #02498558
 | 
| 
     
 
 | you make as much sense as someone speaking esperanto with a stutter,
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-11 18:29 [#02499490] Points: 25602 Status: Regular | Followup to Hyperflake: #02499489
 | 
| 
     
 
 | clearly, it's not an autechre song. 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-11 18:51 [#02499491] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | part of why all this on xlt is because if it were on another board that was actually capable of editing posts, i'd be
 editing everything for hours. then eventually it would be
 slick, understandable, and coherent, and i would say, "well,
 shit, i should have just posted that on electronic musing."
 here i'm stuck with all the parts that are ugly or
 confusing/unclear, and that keeps it under control.
 somewhat.
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  mohamed
             from the turtle business on 2016-07-11 20:15 [#02499492] Points: 31593 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
 | 
| 
     
 
 | we are all sons of w M w and recycle 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  mohamed
             from the turtle business on 2016-07-11 20:24 [#02499493] Points: 31593 Status: Regular | Show recordbag
 | 
| 
     
 
 | guess it's my turn to stay online 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-07-11 22:10 [#02499494] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker | Followup to EpicMegatrax: #02499491
 | 
| 
     
 
 | i meant it in a joking way of course, everyone on here seems a bit idiosyncratic, putting it mildly
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-12 00:01 [#02499498] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | that's why i like it, yes... same goes for the internet in general. pretty much, i'm difficult and irritating, but i
 know it. i keep a lid on it and generally pass for a
 functional, non-irritating adult. i've learned i can't tuck
 it away forever; gradually my brain will shut down.
 
 i have all sorts of deep thoughts about whatever while
 swinging around back roads at high velocity. i'm excitable
 about them and want to share.... but not many people are
 interested in bed dancing kinesthetics. it's entirely
 possible that i'm patient zero... even so, it kind of fits
 the tone of this place in a monoid-thread kind of way. so it
 goes here.
 
 technical ideas and stuff go into notebooks for later. word
 salad goes to the yugo. it's about my sanity first and
 foremost, but i also don't want to lose track of all my
 ideas...
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EVOL
             from a long time ago on 2016-07-12 08:06 [#02499502] Points: 4921 Status: Lurker
 | 
| 
     
 
 | LAZY_meme 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  Hyperflake
             from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-07-12 13:55 [#02499506] Points: 31541 Status: Lurker | Followup to EpicMegatrax: #02499498
 | 
| 
     
 
 | well at least no one can accuse you of being boring! 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         |  EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2016-07-13 21:44 [#02499637] Points: 25602 Status: Regular
 | 
| 
     
 
 | boring and boredom are like kryptonite to me. my mind recoils in horror, and i have to fight to keep a focus on
 it. if i don't, my mind floats off like a balloon, catches
 the wind, upside down, fifty miles an hour, invisible kilt.
 it's tiring. similarly, i have to quietly prune loads of
 irrelevant conversational tangents just to not irritate
 people. it's a different thing but the same problem. the
 flip side of this is anything that takes a lot of building
 things in your mind like programming or music is something i
 get into the point where i am essentially catatonic for a
 few hours at a time. then, either i'm interrupted (thanks
 meetings!) or i'm hungry or something. work out for an hour
 to apologize to everything that is angry for sitting like
 that. rinse and repeat
 
 
 
 | 
        
         |   | 
        
         | Messageboard index
 
 
        
 |