St. Hxaro

Links and other hanky panky that doesn't have to do with anything in particular.
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Post by jack »

if you want to record a cover for someone, just STFU and do it and spare me the drama.
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amen
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seconded.
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Post by blue »

niv just can't stop making rules. :D

and Craig, i think the answer is, believe it or not, "Pirate," but i'm not sure.

jb, is there is an ordered list of the new board levels?
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Post by Hoblit »

Everybody shut up!

You know what would shut everyone up?

Good BBQ

We should all eat some BBQ and that will definitely shut us all up.

Commence BBQ eating.
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i had the best damn tri tip sandwich today for lunch.
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Post by Plat »

Hoblit wrote:Commence BBQ eating.
OMGWTF?
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Mmmmm.......BBQ
jb wrote:Dan-O has a point.
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Post by Reist »

I didn't ask for a hxaro. I was suggesting an idea as a joke poked at myself. I wasn't actually expecting one. And even if you took it that way, it was more of an idea to see if it's possible to make one of my first songs interesting.

I did a cover of a Rone song. What do I do with it?
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Post by jack »

post a link. i need a good chuckle with my beer.
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Oh I think you know what to do with it. /joking
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Okay. Here's a link to my cover of Rone's Bitter Orange.

If you want to let me know what you think, go ahead. If you don't want to, don't.
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Post by Middlemarch »

jolly roger wrote:Okay. Here's a link to my cover of Rone's Bitter Orange.

If you want to let me know what you think, go ahead. If you don't want to, don't.
That's better. Nice job with the ending.
jack wrote:if you want to record a cover for someone, just STFU and do it and spare me the drama.
And yet you keep checking this thread. The drama is enticing, isn't it? :?
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jolly roger wrote:Okay. Here's a link to my cover of Rone's Bitter Orange.

If you want to let me know what you think, go ahead. If you don't want to, don't.
I wrote the lyrics and I had a hard time understanding alot of that, so I can only imagine how it's going to be for anyone else hearing that song. I love the ending part though, it's kewl.
From spoken word to actual singing, I can screw up any style with style. :D
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Post by Reist »

The way I had the lyrics at first sounded lame, so I just thought I'd add all the effects and have some sort of a different feel to it ... I liked the ending though.
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shutting up and doing it

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What is it?
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Post by king_arthur »

Umm, click the link and maybe something interesting will happen? Something which is in the spirit of this thread, fer instance???

Or did you already click the link and now you're going "what was that???"

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Post by Paco Del Stinko »

Hi - I just played and enjoyed both of them. Hats off to you, KA, for putting the song together that way. Sounds nice. The original was one of the first songs that I heard here, and I like it better now after the re-interpretation. Thanks for doubling the enjoyment! - Paco
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Hey here's mine.
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Post by Eric Y. »

blue wrote:is there is an ordered list of the new board levels?
if you just spend a little time poking through the memberlist... (these upper and lower bounds are estimated, based on the members with the lowest and higest post-counts for each title)

Flume = 2000 +
Lightning Racers = 1000 - 1999
Himalaya = 600 - 999
Sooper Dooper Looper = 500 - 599
The Coal Cracker = 400 - 499
Tilt-a-Whirl = 300 - 399
Pirate = 200 - 299
Scrambler = 100 - 199
Capital Blue Cross Monorail = 50 - 99
Unmoving Horse on the Carousel = 25 - 49
A New Player = 0 - 24
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Post by catch »

WeaselSlayer wrote:Hey here's mine.
Damn, that's good!
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