RE: Q for Jeff: silence at end of | from partypickleMay 31 2004 - 19:11
hey! You guys like wienies?
I got a weiner party happenin now dudes!
You wanna come?
Free quick death for the first to arrive.
can't say better than that dudes.
hey! You guys like wienies?
I got a weiner party happenin now dudes!
You wanna come?
Free quick death for the first to arrive.
can't say better than that dudes.
Hey Mr. Dinet, are you related to Axel Foley?
No, no Codreanu... it's definitely not a DSM-IV thing. I would say it's a classic example of the F8/%G.HH712* principle, under the R!$77g//g//itr9 quadrant operative's structural guidelines.
my guess is the latter.
:)
Wow...a true psychiatric novelty! Shortly after assuming anothers identity, the adopted persona splinters into distinct personalities all related by either phonetic equivalancies and/or minor varients in spelling -all capable of interacting contrarily, vis-a-vis one to another, in apparent succession- limited only by the subjects apparent incapacity to spawn further linguistic analogues. That's one for the books.....the DSM-IV that is.
Either that or he's just a big, dumb, fat, obnoxious wienie!!!
Imposter! I'm the real douchebag.
Idaho sucks.
Look at me. I'm Alex. I love Idaho. Isn't that great?
Do I know you?
Yeah, no shit. What a fuckin' faggot. I seriously hate that guy so much. I've never met a bigger douche in my life. Someone, please kill him.
You don't think we know that?
just so u know, I am a muthafuckin douchebag.
"it gives the listener a moment to kind of bask in the afterglow of the most (arguably) beautiful idaho song ever. it's peaceful. and it keeps the moment from being prematurely thrust into full audio of another song, if one's disc-player is on repeat or shuffle or whatever."
That's how I've always thought of it. It's a very good idea.
It's not an hour long. It's forty-something minutes. ; )
i think its just to get the record to be 1 hour long? shit, i really dont remember...i like the silence too for some reason
hey jeff, i have for a long time been curious about something (and i'm sorry if this has been covered elsewhere on the board...)
but at the end of the song 'levitate,' there is almost exactly one minute of silence. empty. the song fade ends at about 4:23 but the track continues on until 5:24.
so is there a story behind this? it may be personal, or trivial, or of a technical nature, or just none of our damn business. but i was just curious if that minute of emptiness was there intentionally, and if so, why.
i actually kind of like it. it gives the listener a moment to kind of bask in the afterglow of the most (arguably) beautiful idaho song ever. it's peaceful. and it keeps the moment from being prematurely thrust into full audio of another song, if one's disc-player is on repeat or shuffle or whatever.
okay. sorry for bein' nosey. just curious.
thanks in advance.
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