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I've heard that 60m is in style at Chamonix this time of the year.

just brew him/her up some absinthe. geesh.

OMG dru HI2U!

here they are. buy them.

more wikipedia:

Mike, one of the modern conveniences is Wikipedia, which is easy used like a dictionary by going to google (and probably most other search engines) and submitting wikipedia: subject where "subject" is what you're interested in. While you shouldn't always assume that its an authorative source, there is a lot of good information...its like a modern encyclopedia. In this case, "wikipedia: pernod" divulges the information linked here, which answers your question.

how about "waver" burgers?

hey, that PM I sent you doesn't count Mike. anyway, I prefer Skittles.

Damn Mike, they're all rushing in to be the first to eat M&Ms off of you.

buy buy buy

A review of Geogaddi on Amazon: I've been a hardcore electronic music fan since the mid seventies(Schulze, Roach etc) and have a VERY open mind but I just don't get what's so special about this music. IMO, BOC's music is so absurdly overrated that it baffles my mind to even think that these guys have probably made tons of money from selling this junk. This nonsense about "numbers" and "math" as well as the recurring "childhood" theme that everyone talks so much about is nothing but marketing hype. Music aside, I must hand it to these two guys for being marketing geniuses. They have managed to stay out of the spotlight providing little to no biographical information other than saying that they are members of some sort of "society"(the so-called "Hexagon" blah blah blah ). They further capitalize on two popular music forms: (1) Trance/house beats (2) low-fi acid and analog samples. Add to this formula the blatant Satanic messages found in Geogaddi and whala! You have music that sells in bunches. Now, this is not in any way saying that some of what was already written in earlier reviews is not true. For instance, Geogaddi can definitely scare the life out of you; specially if you fall asleep to it under a less than optimal mental state. But this is not in any way indicative of genius. It has been well known and documented for centuries that certain tones played in certain ways at certain tempos will cause the mind and body to react in specific ways(there are countless classical works that capitalize on such techniques). In short, BOC highlights everything that is bad about this sub genre of modern electronic music: Random, chaotic noises thrown on top of low-fi drum loops with an occasional, politically incorrect vocal part thrown in here and there. All it takes is some time and a little experience with an application such as Absynth and most anyone can turn out "music" like this. I can't rate Geogaddi any lower than a 1 star, or else I would. Stay away from this garbage. It may cause brain damage.

Let my voice flow into your mind

a little music for your next trip to Camp Muir.

I figured you would know it was from the next generation. you're definitely a TNG fan, aren't you.

well, aren't you the little electronica hipster.

or one of the Star Trek dorks. its in some song. anyway, sic it you little monkey.

you little spastic, that is a direct qoutation from Spock.

ya, P_P....how was your Fripp? Lets hear it....mind blowing? I suppose you'll have tapes to distribute to the first 5 people to PM you.

cool a battery operated tent!

for you my friend, special cash price the offer is tempting, but I've got Cobras that fill in nicely so I'm not looking to upgrade.

There is the theory of the Moebius, a twist in the fabric of space where time becomes a loop

FYI, at the end of the week, I'm going to delist these here and sell them elsewhere, so if you were thinking about buying them, get'r done.

P_P has been playing the devils advocate all along, and enjoying watching everyone squirm. Since I've been in on the joke all along, so have I.