>>4851
Sounds good, might have to check that out. Though the Tornados have pretty much defined how the space race should sound to me, classic track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE5_s_KCC3A

Starscream are also pretty good (and more modern); http://starscream.bandcamp.com/releases

Black Uhuru - Sponji Reggae
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYBHNLWDDwY

Classic tune.

Recently i've been digging Killer Mikes new album, R.A.P. Music. It's got great production (done by EL-P). Besides that, i've been heavy into the Max Payne 3 OST by Health. I was already a fan of Health prior to this, and I think this is good, but it's a little slow and too ambient-ish for something Health did, still good though. I discovered Boris recently too, been listening to Heavy Rocks and Attention Please. They're pretty good, I really enjoy them.

Only by the TV license assholes here. Fuckers won't leave me alone. Can't even take a shit without them coming out of the mirrors or tap or something and moaning, "Why haven't you paid your license?"

>>4691
It's the payment protection cunts that we get. Phonecalls from robots at all hours.

I'm wondering about OP's picture, which is kinda of creepy. Was this one of those situations where the film is developed and some of the images have things in them that were not there when the picture was taken?

>>5163
QC is still good...

CAD is control alt delete. It's...vilified, because the author is a fucking douchenozel.

>>5167
Ohhhhhhhh, OK. Thank you. Yeah, I've read ctrl-alt-delete once and I did not like it.

>>5172
It's dreadful, isn't it? But then again, video game webcomics are perhaps the nadir of Western civilisation.

>>5143

>>5143
>>5144
I can see you samefagging

Ummm, err, since the original poster's question has long since been answered, and his his situation long since resolved, can this thread be locked, so that it can gracefully sink into oblivion and not keep getting bumped?

>>4264
weird, weird, weird... I had a dream last week that I was on the outskirts of WDW in a part of the property that was in the initial stages of development. That pic is eerily similar in a way except that in my dream we were on dry land. Why I would dream of that, I have no idea. I was only there once, like 25 years ago or something.

...wut

It's not a terrible idea; sell white-label products with your own upmarket branding. They just seem to be failing on the "upmarket branding" part.

>>4978
To be honest, that's pretty much what a lot of brands do to a degree. Ryce mentioned Lynx/Axe - that shit is vile, but they have the money to put behind huge campaigns (perhaps not the same type of upmarket as this is going for, but fair more respected than it should be...)

>>4977
...you are a horrible human being.

holy fuck, I did it... I finished all ten "official" seasons of MST3K, there's just a few more episodes of season zero I haven't got around to yet. I started last June or July, it took that long.

I feel obliged to make a list of the best ones here but going back over the titles I realize I was mostly drunk the whole time and can't remember which one is which now. Generally, the space adventure flicks and post-apoc ones are OK and there are a few bronze age adventures where there are people on a sea voyage, those are fun too. Anything featuring a man in a rubber monster suit or close ups of insects or animals as giant monsters is generally pretty laughable. And any episode featuring Santa Claus is usually entertaining. These were some standouts though:

Sidehackers - actually fairly watchable on its own, if a little retarded

Fire Maidens Of Outer Space - guest starring Crow's evil twin

Manos The Hands of Fate - widely acknowledged as the worst movie ever made, the writers of MST3K referenced this one for many episodes to come.

Giant Spider Invasion - possibly the funniest heckling job out of the whole series. "Packers win the Superbowl!"

Godzilla vs. Megalon - fucking hilarious... four giant monsters in a tag team death match. Not the most serious movie in the first place.

The Rebel Set - an old b+w crime caper with some beatniks. I actually enjoyed this one, which was the first clue that I was spending too much time immersed in these shitty movies.

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Locking the thread cause it's stopped bumping and I made a new one here: http://www.megachan.net/disc/res/5045.html

>>4981
Feel free to copy/paste this post into the new one, this thread'll be drifting into the bowels of Megachan soon.

>>4231
Speaking of the sounds system, seems it doesn't have an 8-track. Just LP, radio, and cassette. It's caps are massive. 75v 8200uF. Massive transistors with massive heatsinks and a honking XBOX HEUG transformer hiding in the upper right of the pic; it is bigger than my fist. Everything is massive actually; note the magic marker as reference. The marker is 5" x 3/4". I'll need to break out the solder wick on this one I think, I don't have much left though.

>>4232
Those old caps only have so long to live, but could come in handy while they survive.

Picking through the backpages of /disc/ because I'm bored, I rediscovered this thread. Sort of on the lo-tech side compared to the rest of your projects but my housemates built a sauna recently. It was framed with 2x4's and the walls are made from wood slabs with a plastic vapour barrier in between to hold the steam in. The roof is a corrugated tin roof from a shed and the flooring is some slabs of slate that my roommate had lying around for no apparent reason. It's heated by a wood stove. I didn't have much to do with it, but helped nailing up the walls.

I was skeptical at first because it seemed a bit large inside, a lot of volume in there to heat up, but it works fine. Takes a few hours to get toasty but it's well worth the effort. I'd post some better pics but it's dark out now. You can feel the odd draft in there but it'll do for summertime... it will need some more work before next winter though.

>>4759
Yeah, I saw that years ago at the wasting time after Rocky Horror rehearsal.

It was okay.

>>4760
I guess it seems a lot cooler if you saw it when you were a kid.

and this thread has surpassed its bump limit... goin' down!

Well I'm not going down with it...

(Will lock this and start a new one w/ link to here in the new thread)

Saw it last night. Was kind of impressed. Didn't realize what I was looking at, at first. "Gee, those two stars are bright, and I usualy can't see stars with the light pollution around here."