Oh man that stuff's the tits. I wanna go to Ed's, they DROWN their chippies in the stuff.

Gojira are soon going to pip my top spot on last.fm for most scrobbles. Sorry Dev

Although if you add together Dev, DTP, DTB and SYL... not that they should really be considered as one... It kinda makes up for it.

Then Shirley it wasn't gross? Something's only gross when you think it's gross. Like I favour putting barbecue sauce on everything. Not gross, delicious.

Gross for others, not for me.

I'm going to try and say gadzooks more often. I say fuck too much.

Got this shit-



Now I no longer have to decide between crappy airbrush colours or unairbrushable acrylic colours. Shit's so cash. Now I gotta go work on a maquette I got this for...

'ello friends, hope everyones well. Having no internet in the middle of the New Mexico desert is awesome, but I needs me a forum fix That said, I had a cute story to share with you guys.

So where I'm at this summer, at Ghost Ranch, I work with different age groups of kids every week and do activities and such. This past week I had Pre-K, or more specifically I was working with a 2, 4, and 5 year old. The 4 year olds name is Jeremy, and he's a really, really cute little kid. Yesterday we're setting up a float for a parade we do out here to celebrate Independence Day and Jeremy is helping me tape things to the car. Suddenly he notices my T-shirt and starts looking at it really intensely. I was wearing the DTP VIP shirt from the US tour last year, which has the Vitruvian Man with Ziltoid's head on it. He asks me, "Who's that guy on your shirt?" I reply, "Oh, that's Ziltoid. He's an alien." He sits down, still looking really intensely at the shirt, and says, "What does he like?" to which I spend the next fifteen minutes explaining in language a 4 year old will understand how he likes coffee, can summon the Planet Smasher, and is really a puppet. Made my day so hard.

^That is precious. Glad to hear you're doing well.

Jaws in real life:
http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/-/world/14167267/shark-stalks-man-on-kayak
At least he wasn't attacked.

The funniest thing is that there are people flocking to see the whites in this area, as well.

We were out in a friends house in the countryside the other night because we were meant to meet them in Amsterdam but they didn't make it and we got talking about them going to Rock Werchter in Belgium. They were talking about how it was just like a perfect meadow with a stage, perfect weather, everything was all clean and the people were lovely. And we were discussing how festivals in Ireland were so shit by comparison...

Then, the following night, there was a festival in Dublin headlined on the Saturday by the Swedish House Mafia. The place got washed out and was completely filthy, as all Irish festivals are, but then the other, worse aspects really began to shine through. Apparently, nine people were stabbed, one guy presented himself to the medical staff at 7pm while dying of an overdose and later died en route to hospital, another two or three people overdosed in the surrounding area after the concert and there's a 19 year old girl from Cork who got separated from her friends at the show and hasn't been seen or heard from since. I fucking hate this country... At least they caught the fucking prick who stabbed all those people. Another 29 people besides him were also arrested. Sounds like a good night.

^The Irish don't seem to be the luckiest of people, despite what stereotypes convey.

Was on the train this morning, and two little kids were being accompanied by their mother and grandmother. As we were getting closer to the city, the kids noticed a billboard for Ted at one of the stations, and were laughing because there was a man and a teddy bear weeing on the billboard. One of them asked his mother if they could see it becuase it looked funny. The negative response couldn't have come quicker. Mother and grandma then started talking about how inappropriate the movie was for kids.

I was perusing the Internet just before, and came across a job opening for a sound designer working at Valve. I used to always think I wanted to produce emerging or big-name artists, but lately I've been toying with the idea of doing sound for games, or maybe film. Even as a kid, I loved to draw and I wanted to be a games designer, creating characters and such. Same thing, different vein? I know I'm sort of pidgeon-holing myself but everyone's gotta have a dream, right? Just got me thinking about how cool it would be to have the qualifications and level of experience and knowledge required to be eligible for, let alone awesome at such a job. By the time I'm out of uni I'll have spent five years studying and for someone in their third year, I really wish I had more to show for it than the limited experience with recording and software that I have. It doesn't help that I find it incredibly hard to motivate myself no matter what I do or tell myself, and all the things I think I'd like to do (take up an instrument again, buy pro tools for my home computer) require money, which I have nil of. Sometimes I wonder if sound is the right thing for me, but I don't see myself doing anything else. I adore computers but I hate the idea of spending my life in a sea of office cubicles troubleshooting networks and junk like that. I think I spend way too much time thinking about this stuff (and everything else ) but my main focus is to soak up everything I learn like a sponge and hope that one day I can be confident in my field. I think I'll be fine once that happens.

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I was perusing the Internet just before, and came across a job opening for a sound designer working at Valve. I used to always think I wanted to produce emerging or big-name artists, but lately I've been toying with the idea of doing sound for games, or maybe film. Even as a kid, I loved to draw and I wanted to be a games designer, creating characters and such. Same thing, different vein? I know I'm sort of pidgeon-holing myself but everyone's gotta have a dream, right? Just got me thinking about how cool it would be to have the qualifications and level of experience and knowledge required to be eligible for, let alone awesome at such a job. By the time I'm out of uni I'll have spent five years studying and for someone in their third year, I really wish I had more to show for it than the limited experience with recording and software that I have. It doesn't help that I find it incredibly hard to motivate myself no matter what I do or tell myself, and all the things I think I'd like to do (take up an instrument again, buy pro tools for my home computer) require money, which I have nil of. Sometimes I wonder if sound is the right thing for me, but I don't see myself doing anything else. I adore computers but I hate the idea of spending my life in a sea of office cubicles troubleshooting networks and junk like that. I think I spend way too much time thinking about this stuff (and everything else ) but my main focus is to soak up everything I learn like a sponge and hope that one day I can be confident in my field. I think I'll be fine once that happens.

Nah, most of spend huge amounts of time trying to figure out what we'll do with our working lives so you're not alone there! If anything consider yourself fortunate to have SOME idea of what you want to do and how to do it. Good luck with it all and keep plugging away.

Oh good gawd. Ours is opening for Peter Murphy. This is torture.

I was perusing the Internet just before, and came across a job opening for a sound designer working at Valve. I used to always think I wanted to produce emerging or big-name artists, but lately I've been toying with the idea of doing sound for games, or maybe film. Even as a kid, I loved to draw and I wanted to be a games designer, creating characters and such. Same thing, different vein? I know I'm sort of pidgeon-holing myself but everyone's gotta have a dream, right? Just got me thinking about how cool it would be to have the qualifications and level of experience and knowledge required to be eligible for, let alone awesome at such a job. By the time I'm out of uni I'll have spent five years studying and for someone in their third year, I really wish I had more to show for it than the limited experience with recording and software that I have. It doesn't help that I find it incredibly hard to motivate myself no matter what I do or tell myself, and all the things I think I'd like to do (take up an instrument again, buy pro tools for my home computer) require money, which I have nil of. Sometimes I wonder if sound is the right thing for me, but I don't see myself doing anything else. I adore computers but I hate the idea of spending my life in a sea of office cubicles troubleshooting networks and junk like that. I think I spend way too much time thinking about this stuff (and everything else ) but my main focus is to soak up everything I learn like a sponge and hope that one day I can be confident in my field. I think I'll be fine once that happens.

I share this sentiment. It's hard work, brah.

I have successfully achieved nothing this weekend!
Well, I vacuumed a bit and did laundry.

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