Studio report

[Will Bozarth]

hahha

#1 fanboy here anxiously awaiting studio pics!

I challenge you

 

[darkspot]

UPS......what can brown do for you?

hahahaha
last ups guy that brought me a pkg didn't find it very funny when I said their new ad campaign sounded like they were trying to sell the benefits of developing a shit fetish......

So I'm not the only one who's suspicious of their motives...

 

[neverpurify]

make sure you guys get plenty of pics of the guitar tracking process

 

[DecTV]

So did you donate the leftover hair to charity like Andy did?

 

[zmetallica]

ooo can't wait to see stuff...

LOL to UPS and lyrics.

the short hair isn't that short... thank god. if you cut it and made it all spikey... i'd die.

the good thing is this: hair grows back

 

[Bacchante]

that it does.

Trims are good for hair..it makes it happy?

 

[Super Mahrio]

that song truly displays how bored Jim was last night,but I did laugh so hard a little somethin somethin came outta my...well....my hoop....yuk

the little brown bear came out the cave prematurely eh?

 

[Tee]

unexpectedly?! :zombie:

 

[neal]

the cosby kids just couldnt wait to get dropped off at the lake.

 

[unknown]

those, of course, were the lyrics to The Learning Pt. 2

 

[PlatypusJesus]

So Betsy is an artificially intelligent machine built to eliminate disease from prostitution and provide sexual services for a cheaper price (which is the irony in this song because it would cost at least a solid ton of cash to build her, describing how we want to work less and less for even the most ingenious of "blessings"). Overall, the song is a musing on how technology is further breaking an already broken society, symbolized by Jeff's arm, and that it is even corrupting those furthest from it (Derbyshire) as we increasingly become more dependent on it for our most essential and basic needs (masturbation). As depressing as all of this is, the final stanza is a beacon of hope, listing the most human of vices and pointing out that they are still alive in our world, implying that all we need to do is take part and pleasure in them to save ourselves. Very deep lyrics. I'm looking forward to hearing them transformed into music.

 

[unknown]

exactly what I was thinking

*cough*

 

[Anvil]

heh

 

[Super Mahrio]

*waits for WD to say "Die, Imbred"*

 

[Sentient6]

So Betsy is an artificially intelligent machine built to eliminate disease from prostitution and provide sexual services for a cheaper price (which is the irony in this song because it would cost at least a solid ton of cash to build her, describing how we want to work less and less for even the most ingenious of "blessings"). Overall, the song is a musing on how technology is further breaking an already broken society, symbolized by Jeff's arm, and that it is even corrupting those furthest from it (Derbyshire) as we increasingly become more dependent on it for our most essential and basic needs (masturbation). As depressing as all of this is, the final stanza is a beacon of hope, listing the most human of vices and pointing out that they are still alive in our world, implying that all we need to do is take part and pleasure in them to save ourselves. Very deep lyrics. I'm looking forward to hearing them transformed into music.

wow dude that was pretty killer, kudos, I must now officially declare that you are obviously not a victim of inbreeding

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

Woah. This is an important day.

 

[MajestikMøøse]

*waits for Lord of Metal to make a comment about going off to fuck his brother*

 

[Kvlt Wench]

Hey, I'm still alive. That was some excellent poetry.

 

[Super Mahrio]

lol! Look at that! You might wanna quote that Jeremy!

 

[PlatypusJesus]

Haha. I win.