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Off Topic / Frohe Geburtstag

« on: January 12, 2006, 11:42:08 PM »

Rofl Waffles anyone?

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Off Topic / WMF Exploit

« on: January 11, 2006, 11:46:42 PM »

Oh lordy, downed...patched...protected.

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Off Topic / WoW

« on: November 27, 2005, 05:09:14 PM »

I recently started playing WoW, I was going through wetlands when a message from Lowcrawler popped up in General chat. I was suprised and messaged him making sure if it was our LC and yes indeed it was. I was wondering which realms you guys play on. I remeber a thread about WoW a while back by I did a search and can't find it.

Username: Muldarin
Realm: Smolderthorn

I meant Smolderthorn

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Media / Image Help

« on: November 27, 2005, 05:04:08 PM »

I'm not pro enough to make it smooth ):

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Media / Image Help

« on: November 06, 2005, 10:10:34 PM »

It worked out, as you can see in my avatar thanks guys.

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Media / Image Help

« on: November 06, 2005, 05:11:44 PM »

Cool, but now I just get the little black dots out.

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Media / Image Help

« on: November 05, 2005, 07:50:08 PM »

Could someone please help me make the area around the Q transparent. Also teaching me may help aswell.

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Off Topic / Go see Saw II.

« on: November 05, 2005, 12:04:17 AM »

I watched it today, I missed the beggining cause of some issues with the theater staff. But I came in just when the second guy was about to go in to the you know what.  Could someone pm me the beggining since I missed it up to the part where he goes into the you know what.

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Felt like they crammed the ending into one small part, just didn't have the feel of the first one.

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General / Shiva goes Official

« on: September 21, 2005, 11:11:15 PM »

Sound's great, I'm couple versions behind in NS. Care to explain anyone what happened  since I was gone.

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Off Topic / Nintendo Revolution Controller

« on: September 15, 2005, 10:59:01 PM »

My friend just showed me it, it looks like a vibrator to me. But the system looks awesome.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 15, 2005, 07:37:55 PM »

Big update on the boodang site with more photos and videos. This is one of the 4 major videos on the site. This video is of blank & jones, also you'll need quicktime. But definitely worth it.

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http://s18.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0PHFEQPI5KKJJ1HBYAWIYKTJMN

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 08, 2005, 10:08:15 PM »

Marco and Anne? Hey, I know those. They live here in Flensburg, within walking distance of me.

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I can't tell if you're kidding or not, cause Marco does live in Germany :p

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This is a rar file with some of the videos from that night. There's alot of un recorded stuff that should have been.

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http://s30.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2YBMBT1KJQD9B0IILEP7AY3K4

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 04, 2005, 07:30:35 PM »

Last night was amazing, Marco kicked it off with some very hard tracks (The one he started off was really good, no idea what it was called but I'm going to find a tracklist). Then came Blank & Jones, they sure know how to tease the crowd. Lastly Anne was insane, she was making the crowd beg for more. She was literatly smoking and drinking while she mixed.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 03, 2005, 08:40:31 PM »

http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html This guide taught me the wonders of electronic music! Make sure you read everything, it should take you a few hours.

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That guide blows, it's been around for ages.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 03, 2005, 04:08:41 PM »

:blink: what's the difference between a rave and a club?

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A club is a always on the location event. While a rave comes around time to time, also club music sucks

:blink: what's the difference between a rave and a club?

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none!
They're both stupid, filled with shallow people looking to get laid and grab some E.
WHILE thinking they're artistic for listiening to the boops and zah beeps.
And the males who go are slimey sleazy bastards whom I dislike very much.
I may be wrong but I don't care! Hoolay!

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You're just thinking of a stereotype raver, not everyone who goes to rave takes e or other drugs. Some people go for the music.

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temjin youre totally right

IR rave stuff isnt music

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Don't start a debate with me about this, you may not think it's music but to alot of people it is. I don't go running around saying your music is crap do I?

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: September 03, 2005, 08:14:02 AM »

:blink: what's the difference between a rave and a club?

[snapback]53245[/snapback]

A club is a always on the location event. While a rave comes around time to time, also club music sucks

:blink: what's the difference between a rave and a club?

[snapback]53245[/snapback]

none!
They're both stupid, filled with shallow people looking to get laid and grab some E.
WHILE thinking they're artistic for listiening to the boops and zah beeps.
And the males who go are slimey sleazy bastards whom I dislike very much.
I may be wrong but I don't care! Hoolay!

[snapback]53246[/snapback]

You're just thinking of a stereotype raver, not everyone who goes to rave takes e or other drugs. Some people go for the music.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: August 30, 2005, 11:56:38 PM »

gah. the only thing i can think of when i see those trance club things is my stupid sister with her goddam clubber friends that piss me off...

trance is s'alright though... that anime had crazy characters btw!

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This is a rave not a club, raves and clubs are totally different things. But its nice to see that you're on the goodside with trance. I usually just have people calling it techno when it isnt.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: August 30, 2005, 02:57:32 PM »

Are you going swift, as I see you're in Edmonton.

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Off Topic / Metropolis 2005

« on: August 29, 2005, 02:50:27 PM »

"Originally posted by boodang"

Metropolis 2005, September 3,2005 Labour Day weekend

Location: SportEx, Wayne Greyzky Drive- 116 ave at Northlands Park, Edmonton Alberta

Boodang is proud to celebrate our 1 year anniversary in Edmonton and to do so we bring back the Massive, it has been over 4 long years since this great venue has been used and we are ready to open the doors once again. This event will feature the wall of lights and the best energetic sets by some of the top DJ's in the world.

Marco V- Tech Trance, In Charge, www.marcov.nl- The Netherlands


Marco is a definitive DJ and producer who has devoted his life to creating a sound easily recognisable by its constant drive and uplifting melodies. When the worlds biggest DJ's are looking for new productions, they call on Marco V to spin out a sample of unique V sound before anyone else does. He is ranked number #13 by the DJ list and this will be his first time to touch down in Edmonton.

Blank & Jones- Trance, Gang Go! Music/Water Music/Most Wanted- www.blankandjones.com- Germany


Blank and Jones the top trance duo in the world they are passionate club breakers, and in addition a passionately tireless team which devores itself completely to club culture. Where others who have put our 11 singles and 4 albums might lean back and take a creative pause, the fun for Blank & Jones is just beginning. They are ranked 17th in the world by the DJ list, and are making there first ever appreance in Edmonton.

Anne Savage- Hard House. Euphoria/Most Wanted Global- www.annesavage.net.uk- UK


Anne Savage has been around since bosh was just an embryo. With her vivacious personality, her dedication to her fan base and her ability to get a full capacity crowd going nuts to her pumping sets. Anne is an inspiration to many DJ's both male and female. Her sound is driving and her technical ability is flawless. Anne is one DJ who knows what clubbers want and delivers it with style and panache. She is one of the most reconized female DJ's out there.

Big league Chu- Brekas, Out of Hand- www.bigleaguechu.com- Toronto


Big League Chu, is simply the leading DJ talent in Canada's Breakbeat scene today. After nearly a decade, his name is synonymous with the funky, party-happy sound thats become Chus rallying call, and its one that crowds answer faithfully.

Ron Reeser- House, Jetset recordings/Funkteck- www.ronreeser.com- SF



Ron reeser is a leading part of the San Francisco house and electronic scenes. The original founder of clockwork eventz Ron has taken his DJ's skills to levels only dreamed of by his peers.

Locals for this great event are

Tryptomene
Neal K
Greg Wynn
Crunchee
DJ Jekyll vs Mr Hyde
Degree vs Slim Pickens
Phatcat vs Djing 101
Mikey Da Roza
The VR
Natedawg Jaxxon

Buy only from listed outlets and beware of fogeries

Tickets
First 100- $40 (Sold Out)
Next 500- $45 (Sold Out)
Thereafter- $50

Ticket outlets

Edmonton
Foosh- 780.491.6980
Underground West Ed- 780.484.3924
Colourblind- 780.431.0981
Decadance- 780.990.1792
Sunkissed Tanning- 780.451.2484

Calgary
Underground Clothing
Chinook- 403.319.0540
Sunridge- 403.280.9971
Market Mall- 403.247.9566
TD Square- 403.265.3290
Phonics- 403.229.2836
Giant 45- 403.244.5845

United and Boodang are proud to bring back Scream "05" on Saturday October 29,2005 more details to be released at Metropolis!!!

We would like to thank you for all your support over the years and we can wait to re-open alberta's largest venue once again.

For More info go to www.boodang.com and credits to boodang for organizing the event .

I'm looking forward to this event and will be buying my ticket tommorow, if you're in the edmonton area come down as this will be the most anticipated event in years.

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Off Topic / TALK ABOUT POST A PIC!

« on: August 28, 2005, 05:46:58 PM »

It was sorta a rice event but there was also muscle cars, hummers and sportbikes. Overall it was a ricey car show, for more info visit www.driventoperform.ca.

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Yeah I also posted it in the wrong thread, it would be nice if it was moved if possible.