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Posts posted by Schlitze
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Close the thread down. At least that way the forum users can take steps towards pretending it never existed. Denial is the only way forward at this point. I couldn't believe what I was seeing on some of these pages. A true abomination and another sad chapter in the history of this website.
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The thread is an abomination. Especially considering some of these turgid contributions are from men in their 50`s and 60ʼs.
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You need to start thinking about posting less. Much less. You're like the last piece of butter the tub. There isn't enough to go round so you end up spreading yourself too thinly. You don't have the substance to butter more than two buns, Timothy.
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I see you're running out of ideas again
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Current state of my mtb which I've been building back up from scratch after sending the frame back to the factory for a repaint
I've loosely assembled it together to take to a bike shop to do the finishing touches that I don't have the tools for, bottom bracket and headset fitted, gears sorted out. I phoned round all bike shops in my area and they all said no, all booked out. I said sheeeyit..butI'm not going to mess with it, temping as it is.. i'd rather let the expert fix it, while its tempting, experience has taught me some shit will cost you more in the end if you think you're a wizard from youtube tutorials and get too complex
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It was one of the comments of the century, now unfortunately lost in time thanks to the pathetic over moderation of that pitiful mumsnet community
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Listen man don't showcase your weak trivia knowledge like you're reinventing the wheel, i used to lambast Rubin for that shit till I got him to behave. It was like training a dawg that spills its guts all over the new carpet until you shout at it and its anus tenses up and quivers.
I watched the film a couple of nights ago and I gotta say it does a good job of building tension and paranoia..good writing and acting, there was some depth and intrigue. But as always with this stuff it falls apart in the final act..very badly. I can't say too much until I learn how to use spoiler tags but we get a new character who is just one of the worst pieces of shit I've ever seen, both as a character and plot device.
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Never post again
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thumbass c'mon man take this shit to the national enquirer..dawg a dang..some real bullshit from you there son
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It's a curveballer, i'll say that much for it. I have to credit it that it didn't play ball and is a worthy watch.
7500 - I love films which are in a confined space. Phone Booth, Das Boot, Locke, Buried. It ramps up the tension when you don't know what's going on outside, 7500 played on those strengths and I was impressed
The Guest - Finally saw this last night and it ticks all the boxes for me personally, I think they did a good job with it, strong lead..sets itself up for a sequel
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On 7/11/2020 at 12:24 PM, IDEM said:
This being a Warp Film, it is of course mandatory viewing
That is an appalling comment. To suggest viewing habits are governed by the notoriety of a film production company. How old are you? 15? Or are you 50 and think you are speaking to an audience of naïve doofus' happy clappers? A lot for you to mull over this weekend, just such a douchey statement, almost self contained in its own willful ignorance and misguided grandiosity. Do you work on a shipping container?
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38 minutes ago, Taupe Beats said:
Fuck your bullshit
how dare you speak to me like that
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fanny lye deliverd 9/10
note to the older people on the forum: don't post easily available trivia please..you're not mark kermode..you're a man sitting alone in the dark posting on we are the music makers interner forum..thats pathetic enough in itself
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On 6/16/2020 at 1:29 AM, Tim_J said:
Could have worked way better with slo-mos...
Could have worked better if it had never been made. Everyone here. Please only bump this thread if you have something worthwhile to offer from now on. The last couple of pages are an embarrassment.
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this mission needed Jules..in years gone by animals were projected into space..i don't see anything wrong with putting a doofus up there. Jules could report back to mission control with updates ''hey those propeller engines sound like autechre ttp1..oh man..so stoked..i could listen to that song forever..thanks for that! so awesome..hey we should hook up next time your in NJ''.
Finally the world have a use for a man like Jules.
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On 5/14/2020 at 6:42 PM, IDEM said:
I mean, sure, the SFX aren't up to today's standards
Whoa whoa back up there cowboy..i don't think I need to say any more..this guy clearly doesn't understand the beauty of Rob Bottin's work..we rarely see that kind of craftsmanship anymore...other than being replicated in CGI..but it isn't the same
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Welcome to musicmakers.fansite.com aka zephyr.nova.blogspot.com where you can debate with a dork antagonist for over almost 2 PAGES!
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this was good...perhaps the most heavily reliant film on voiceover of any film I've seen...to watch it can be boring..the script must have been 300 pages.. it grinds you down..at the end you are in the world of the Butcher.. he's never someone you're rooting for..he's the most repellant man on the planet. A drifter and casualty who sees himself as the victim of a corrupt France. To say any more would be to say too much but its a film about the barriers people put upon themselves rather than what they think has been suppressed on them by the enforced laws in their mind
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Yeah, you should see all the things I've being saying about you. Probably for the best you blocked me and put me out of your mind. I'm not a forgiving man and Hugh Mungus getting your Ceephax EP's tipped me over on the edge and I will never..ever forget that...there's a fire that burns
I smashed my brewdog glass tonight while I was tossing some old Ceephax CD's into the flames...erasing the past..but can I truly forget the betrayal. Thank god you're not reading this...you would go insane
Anyway.... I Lost My Body on Netflix rediscovering my love of French animation and spent today trying to find one of my old favourites, the old classic Belleville Rendezvous..to no avail, well at least not in 1080p which is my minimum requirement
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Hey oscillik, I thought you would be one of the first people to agree with me, I know you're a big vinyl head..why is NTS worthy of vinyl and elseq isn't?
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I liked it..Hemsworth is badass but David Harbour is a cunt. How could he double cross him like that? A few flimsy baddie characters but it does what it says on the tin - Extra -Action
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Splendid track and a great series of releases but I'm still bewildered why they released NTS on vinyl at all..they embraced the long form format with quaristice outakes and elseq on mp3...pardon my sensuality..i could never be one of these men who flips a record half way thru an ambient track.
3 Vibert albums forthcoming
in Luke Vibert
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'Acid' is an absolutely stunning track. It has all the vital ingredients. Luke at the top of his game with this one...5/5 which means it goes into my top 10 tracks of all time