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by **Ionian Knights** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:29 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
Music < all other things.

Do you mean greater or lesser? Because if you mean greater then I agree completely.

I mean less.

How many ppl get money with music over other careers? :eyebrow:

by **North Wiedna** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:37 am

Ionian Knights wrote:
Lykiel wrote:Do you mean greater or lesser? Because if you mean greater then I agree completely.

I mean less.

How many ppl get money with music over other careers? :eyebrow:

I really don't think that matters.

You have to consider that there's a whole field dedicated to studying the relationship between music and society. It's called ethnomusicology.

by **Foryx** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:41 am

French's mustard, which was never french (it was created as a salad topping by American brothers named French for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair) is now owned by a British conglomerate :ugeek:

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:42 am

Ionian Knights wrote:
Lykiel wrote:Do you mean greater or lesser? Because if you mean greater then I agree completely.

I mean less.

How many ppl get money with music over other careers?

I don't care about the money. I can get a job teaching somewhere, or another job doing something so I can afford to eat. But without music I'd wither up and die.

by **Ionian Knights** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:43 am

North Wiedna wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
I mean less.

How many ppl get money with music over other careers?

I really don't think that matters.

You have to consider that there's a whole field dedicated to studying the relationship between music and society. It's called ethnomusicology.

how do you pronounce that :blink:

Foryx wrote:French's mustard, which was never french (it was created as a salad topping by American brothers named French for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair) is now owned by a British conglomerate

I love mustard, and ketchup

by **Ionian Knights** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:44 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
I mean less.

How many ppl get money with music over other careers?

I don't care about the money. I can get a job teaching somewhere, or another job doing something so I can afford to eat. But without music I'd wither up and die.

sounds like me and my computer.

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:48 am

Ionian Knights wrote:
North Wiedna wrote:I really don't think that matters.

You have to consider that there's a whole field dedicated to studying the relationship between music and society. It's called ethnomusicology.

how do you pronounce that

Eth·no·mu·si·col·o·gy, or pretty much how it looks.

Ionian Knights wrote:
sounds like me and my computer.

It's probably pretty similar. I have a tendency to sit at my piano and play for hours, which probably isn't the healthiest, but w/e.

by **Ionian Knights** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:51 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
how do you pronounce that quote]
Eth·no·mu·si·col·o·gy, or pretty much how it looks.

It's probably pretty similar. I have a tendency to sit at my piano and play for hours, which probably isn't the healthiest, but w/e.

meh...

That Anon is going to march on Wall Street. Dumb ass hackers... :palm:

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:54 am

Ionian Knights wrote:
Lykiel wrote:It's probably pretty similar. I have a tendency to sit at my piano and play for hours, which probably isn't the healthiest, but w/e.

meh...

That Anon is going to march on Wall Street. Dumb ass hackers...

Wait. A group called Anonymous is coming, in person, to march Wall Street? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?

by **Ionian Knights** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:55 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
meh...

That Anon is going to march on Wall Street. Dumb ass hackers...

Wait. A group called Anonymous is coming, in person, to march Wall Street? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?

yep

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:00 am

Ionian Knights wrote:
Lykiel wrote:Wait. A group called Anonymous is coming, in person, to march Wall Street? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?

yep

I want to watch footage of this event, if only for the looks of complete confusion on their faces when someone goes after them. 'Sir, you are under arrest." "Wait, you can't do this! I'm anonymous! You can't find me!" "Sir, you do know this isn't a virtual reality, don't you?" "... Wait, it's not?"

by **Dumb Ideologies** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:03 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
yep

I want to watch footage of this event, if only for the looks of complete confusion on their faces when someone goes after them. 'Sir, you are under arrest." "Wait, you can't do this! I'm anonymous! You can't find me!" "Sir, you do know this isn't a virtual reality, don't you?" "... Wait, it's not?"

Their usual tactics will translate well to real-life prevention of identification.

"Good luck, I'm behind seven burqas."

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:07 am

Dumb Ideologies wrote:
Lykiel wrote:I want to watch footage of this event, if only for the looks of complete confusion on their faces when someone goes after them. 'Sir, you are under arrest." "Wait, you can't do this! I'm anonymous! You can't find me!" "Sir, you do know this isn't a virtual reality, don't you?" "... Wait, it's not?"

Their usual tactics will translate well to real-life prevention of identification.

"Good luck, I'm behind seven burqas."

I wonder if they're planning a real-life DOS attack. "No stock market today! We're all trying to come in at the same time and blocking the real stock brokers from getting in!"

by **Coffee Cakes** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:08 am

New East Ireland wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
yes.

I'm a Senator. Feel the corruption flow within me as I vote for a bill that will put you in a box on the street, you nasty beggar.

Sigged.

by **Dumb Ideologies** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:08 am

Lykiel wrote:
Dumb Ideologies wrote:
Their usual tactics will translate well to real-life prevention of identification.

"Good luck, I'm behind seven burqas."

I wonder if they're planning a real-life DOS attack. "No stock market today! We're all trying to come in at the same time and blocking the real stock brokers from getting in!"

Hope so. The fat cats will just roll right over them.

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:12 am

Dumb Ideologies wrote:
Lykiel wrote:I wonder if they're planning a real-life DOS attack. "No stock market today! We're all trying to come in at the same time and blocking the real stock brokers from getting in!"

Hope so. The fat cats will just roll right over them.

The screams of Anon will resound. The final survivor's last words will echo through history - 'LOL LAST'.

by **Coffee Cakes** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:12 am

Tiami wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
*clinks glasses*

I'll get smashed to that smiley!

by **Coffee Cakes** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:14 am

Zeppy wrote:That listening to Johnny Cash on Labour Day is always good.

Johnny Cash is always good.
That's all I've listened to for the last 6 days...

by **Mosasauria** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:25 am

Foryx wrote:French's mustard, which was never french (it was created as a salad topping by American brothers named French for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair) is now owned by a British conglomerate

That's certainly interesting.

by **The Warrior Hearted** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:26 am

that sombody is willing to carpet bomb NS just to stop me from stealing there kidneys

I feel special

by **Potarius** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:30 am

Coffee Cakes wrote:
Zeppy wrote:That listening to Johnny Cash on Labour Day is always good.

Johnny Cash is always good.
That's all I've listened to for the last 6 days...

You need some medicine.

by **Gauntleted Fist** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:30 am

Lykiel wrote:
Ionian Knights wrote:
yep

I want to watch footage of this event, if only for the looks of complete confusion on their faces when someone goes after them. 'Sir, you are under arrest." "Wait, you can't do this! I'm anonymous! You can't find me!" "Sir, you do know this isn't a virtual reality, don't you?" "... Wait, it's not?"

What kind of terrible country must one live in to imagine regular citizens getting arrested for peaceful protest? That doesn't happen here.

Even if they're retarded protest, like people protesting the death of military soldiers because God Hates America (because we're fag-enablers), or Anonymous protesting 'Wall Street'.

by **Indeos** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:30 am

That I do not, it seems, feel any better this morning than I did last night. Wonderful, just fucking wonderful.

by **Coffee Cakes** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:33 am

Potarius wrote:
Coffee Cakes wrote:
Johnny Cash is always good.
That's all I've listened to for the last 6 days...

You need some medicine.

I thought that was gonna be something beer related.
I am disappoint. D:

Indeos wrote:That I do not, it seems, feel any better this morning than I did last night. Wonderful, just fucking wonderful.

That's a bummer.
Hopefully the rest of your day goes better.

by **Lykiel** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:36 am

Gauntleted Fist wrote:
Lykiel wrote:I want to watch footage of this event, if only for the looks of complete confusion on their faces when someone goes after them. 'Sir, you are under arrest." "Wait, you can't do this! I'm anonymous! You can't find me!" "Sir, you do know this isn't a virtual reality, don't you?" "... Wait, it's not?"

What kind of terrible country must one live in to imagine regular citizens getting arrested for peaceful protest? That doesn't happen here.

Even if they're retarded protest, like people protesting the death of military soldiers because God Hates America (because we're fag-enablers), or Anonymous protesting 'Wall Street'.

... Arrested for taking part in the hacking of private and governmental databases. Not for peaceful protest.

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