Sparq

Why thank you. It came to me in a dream! As for hunter-killer, yes, it's a good term.

That being the case, the US no doubt has it's hunter-killers out in force.

The Earth will be nearly wiped clean of life. A great cleansing. An atomic spark struck by human hands which will quickly rage out of control. Spears of nuclear fire will rain from the skies. Continents will be swallowed in flames, and fall beneath the boiling oceans. Humanity will be almost extinguised, our spirits becoming part of the background radiation which will blanket the Earth. A quiet darkness will fall across the planet, lasting many years. Fallout, anyone? Anyway, there is indeed a big difference between building a nuke and having the ICBM to carry the thing. Of course, like the Cuban Missile Crisis of olde, medium range rockets are also a pretty big threat. And with miniaturisation, the ability to carry a nuclear weapon by air or ground and sneak it into another country gets greater all the time. Though something tells me whatever the Koreans managed to build is going to be pretty physically big for now. In theory, a bomb isn't hard to build. The science and plans are all there for the public on the internet. It's actually machining the materials to the required precision, and timing the operations properly to achieve nuclear fission....or fusion, as the case may be. But I'm guessing, conventional gun-type or compression-type fission device, low-kiloton yield. Deuterium doesn't grow on trees. It is my intention to construct a rocky mountain stronghold against the inevitable mutant cannibal hunting parties roaming the nuclear wasteland. Or alternately, just die horribly.

On the contrary. Annoying as hell. And the rest of the kids freaked me right out. Ugh. But the other characters, classic.

I've seen it a few times....it tends to be pretty decent.

Even so, it's a little amusing that it's still there. Google's opinion hasn't changed, I guess...

7/10. I am reminded of Shadow Warrior, The Matrix, and Monty Python's Search For The Holy Grail simultaneously. Memories in simultaneous quantum superposition? Illusory temporal perception? Or a brain with multithreaded/multiprocessor capabilities? You decide.

4/10 because Mentok wills it so :\

Yeah, it's intense that way. I enjoyed it, though.

Weasel Johnson Junior

So far, I have hated the one episode of Robot Chicken I saw. And having watched a few episodes of ATHF, it's pretty good.

Bah! That's nothing. I've done your job for five years. And I know I told you about my PW Co-op...incredibly busy on occasion, and the rest of my time was spent in a fabric-walled box reading whatever I could find on the internet. I know I say this all the time, but if you've got a boring job and a computer, you should download and read God's Debris. At any rate....you're getting paid for it.

Norton and MacAffe are both terrible. AVG is alright. Avast is effective but annoying. Panda is effective but extremely annoying. I use Nod32.

I know one person who does it from time to time. And she KNOWS it's a joke.

With a post like that, how can I resist? Though I think I'm about to disappoint you... 1: Anyone actually planning an attack on an entire city is certainly going to have sufficient funding to get just about any kind of weapon they need. That little pile of AK-47s, or AK-patterned variants, is extremely cheap in the grand scheme of things and is also readily available just about anywhere on earth. 2: I've never considered plain black clothing and a sling to be 'tactical combat gear'. If that's the case, I can equip a small army out of my closet. 3: Operation Dante? Oh, shit! Military manoevers in the NEVADA DESERT?! Say it ain't so... But then, it's probably just Sgt. Bilko headed to the Mirage for a hand or two of Blackjack. 4: I wouldn't TRUST or BELIEVE anyone who USED so many CAPITAL letters apparently at RANDOM. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong, but the probability of a military assault on Las Vegas seems pretty low to me, despite all this shocking evidence.

The Chemical Brothers - Not Another Drugstore

Huh...you're right then. That's not in the discography. Does indeed look like a post-KMFDM project with a few of the old members. The MDFMK album I have is by KMFDM and it's just remixes of Anarchy, Unfit and Megalomaniac

Count me out, but two thousandth post nontheless.

Yeah, I kinda fade into the background. As far as I know, KMFDM has had a fairly dynamic membership over the years. The discography I have doesn't like MDFMK as artist anywhere...just as that one album. But I dunno for sure. As far as Skinny Puppy goes, I've hard some of their stuff now. I can give it a definate 'keep' rating, but not much has stood out to me as being particularly awesome. I could say the same for most of these bands...mostly decent, one or two standouts. In this case, it's Pro-test. That is a bitchin track. Off topic, you know how long it takes to hotload a 20-gig MP3 player? Too long, that's how long.

I suggest massive lottery winnings. Why doesn't everyone do that?

I can't tell if that's an actual opinion or a clever play on their own song which states the same thing. "KMFDM Sucks". If it's the latter, bravo sir. Otherwise...alrighty. Heh...yeah, I know. This whole genre was opened up to me by Velvet Acid Christ initially, which is to some extent also evil. Just not pure.

Bad Religion - Strange Denial

I've been on a bit of an industrial EBM/rock lately, but I haven't got around to trying them out yet...I've only heard a few songs. KMFDM, CombiChrist, Spineshank, Suicide Commando, Grendel, Tactikal Sekt, Zeromancer, and some others have taken precedence.

Astral Projection - 12,000 Suns It's twelve minutes long and I would like to be completely vaporised in the nuclear furnace of a nearby thermonuclear detonation at exactly 11:43. Not that anyone would bother to nuke Kanata directly. Runner-up positions go to various Nine Inch Nails and Matthew Good tracks.

I am just about terminally pessimistic. But I usually end up right.