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2011 Most IDM Tournament

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By QBLA
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Selections from the Brainstorming Thread  

109 members have voted

  1. 1. Make Your Picks

    • Unflatable Pony
      15
    • Animatronic Rabbit
      9
    • The Tuss Email Interview
      15
    • Dinosaurs
      16
    • Music That isn't IDM
      19
    • Muzak
      8
    • Monster Movies
      8
    • Robot Trees
      33
    • Sirch
      7
    • Stand-up Comedy
      5
    • Sun Ra
      19
    • Egypt
      21
    • Toy Story 3
      3
    • Transcendental Art
      8
    • The Garden of Earthly Delights
      9
    • Windows 95
      36
    • Georgia Guidestones
      5
    • Chips Challenge
      13
    • The Fourth Demension
      28
    • Boxcar 2D
      14
    • Factories at Night
      39
    • Industrial Piping
      29
    • Transit Maps
      22
    • Unihabited Islands
      22
    • 2012
      11
    • Expendable Cosmonauts
      22
    • Soviet Space Dogs
      26
    • Mexican Pointy Boots
      10
    • Blank Space Holders
      9
    • LTM Forum on April 1st
      16
    • Abandoned Soviet Monuments
      48
    • Egyptian Protester Hats
      17
    • Chilean Miners
      4
    • Girls with Robots
      30
    • A Watch Only You Can Read
      19
    • Straandbeest
      24
    • Stephen Hawking At Zero G
      22
    • Fossas
      6
    • David Attenborough
      6
    • Bismuth
      11
    • Pi (π)
      22
    • Naum Gabo's Art
      5
    • Bleu Cheese
      15
    • 1 Dimensional Universe
      34
    • Dune
      15
    • Pizza
      14
    • Never Agreeing On What's IDM
      28
    • Moss
      26
    • Julian Assange's Hair
      21
    • Nices Asses
      19

  2. 2. Continued

    • Dew Covered Insects in Forrests
      29
    • Opening Credits for Enter The Void
      13
    • The Logarithmic Spiral
      21
    • Colossal Squid
      25
    • Goblin Shark
      13
    • The Quantum Processor
      26
    • Neutron Stars
      29
    • Teleportation
      27
    • Aerogel
      16
    • Grain of Sand by Mati Klarwein
      3
    • Soviet Cyborg
      24
    • Tesla
      29
    • Head Transplanting
      19
    • Wearing a Scarf in the Summer Time
      6
    • 3D Glass Paintings
      20
    • Ice 9
      10
    • Mushrooms
      25
    • Cardboard Pillars
      10
    • Sea Slugs
      12
    • Smoking a Pipe Inside a Space Helmet
      34
    • Knytt Stories
      1
    • The Cornish Shore
      11
    • Hats That Don't Make You Look Like a Cowboy
      11
    • Going to Tosche Station To Pick Up Some Power Converters
      15
    • Kid Pix
      8
    • Public Relations
      3
    • Corporations
      5
    • Globalization
      6
    • Bowl of Orange Chicken from China
      3
    • Philip K. Dick
      22
    • Dental Floss
      6
    • Clicks & Cuts
      6
    • Craic
      5
    • TMA-1
      4
    • Scrabania
      5
    • Rupture Farms
      5
    • Alonzo Mourning
      7
    • Jackalopes
      7
    • Helen's Theory
      6
    • Space Stations
      21
    • Arpanet
      14
    • Electron Clouds
      18
    • Ulilillia
      29
    • Disdain for Architecture
      12
    • Batman's Utility Belt
      12
    • Light Teleporter
      9
    • Homosexuals
      21
    • Prozac
      7
    • Antabuse
      1
    • Really Cool Architecture
      21

  3. 3. Continued

    • Fluorescent Mice
      24
    • Inner Life of Cells
      13
    • Endhiran the Robot
      10
    • Snake Digestion
      7
    • Two Headed Snakes
      10
    • Not Listening to IDM
      21
    • Asexuality
      20
    • Robocop
      20
    • The German Language
      17
    • Boba Fett
      16
    • Daleks
      10
    • Agoraphobia
      15
    • Having a Bald Head
      13
    • NVG's With Thermal Overlay
      2
    • Sexual Reproduction
      13
    • Theory That The Higgs Boson Traveled Back In Time To Prevent It's Discovery
      44
    • Wavefield Speaker
      10
    • Compression
      12
    • Using a Dihedral Group to Check Digital Errors
      11
    • Exo Skeletons for the Elderly
      28
    • Reverse Space Lightning Rods
      17
    • Underground Lakes of Dry Ice on Mars
      29
    • Une Mission Ephemer
      6
    • Audio Paradoxes
      30

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eugene Grand Master

eugene

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actually knowing russian is idm, continued:

 

a - a Collie dog

b - dog's head connected to the S.ZH.L - 5 (some abbreviation) machine

c - S.ZH.L - 5 machine combined with AOD (another abbr.) system (a framework of ITA (abbr.)type )

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Guest hahathhat

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dog head robot is cool, but not IDM. i mean, lots of IDM people have beards or cats. dog head robot, soviet monuments are just non-idm things we happen to think are cool.

 

IDMness aside, i would probably contribute to a watmm album about any of the following:

 

-pizza

-windows 95 or windows 3.1

-time, the fourth dimension

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chenGOD Grand Master

chenGOD

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I'm saddened to see "Going to Tosche Station to Pick Up Power Converters" isn't getting enough votes. That is an album name in itself!

 

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zazen Grand Master

zazen

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The abandoned Russian/Soviet monuments are in fact Yugoslavian. Which makes them even more IDM.

trying to butter me up, are we

 

No, you're mixing the two things up. The Russian ones (well, Soviet, strictly speaking) were all proper buildings and were a meme a few months ago. The Yogaslavian ones are just sculptures, and are going round the interwebs this week.

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karmakramer Grand Master

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I SUBMIT: Mystery Green Blob In Space

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/11/hannys-voorwerp-green-blob-hubble_n_807298.html

 

The Hubble Space Telescope got its first peek at a mysterious giant green blob in outer space and found that it's strangely alive. The bizarre glowing blob is giving birth to new stars, some only a couple million years old, in remote areas of the universe where stars don't normally form

 

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Parts of the green blob are collapsing and the resulting pressure from that is creating the stars. The stellar nurseries are outside of a normal galaxy, which is usually where stars live.

 

That makes these "very lonely newborn stars" that are "in the middle of nowhere," said Bill Keel, the University of Alabama astronomer who examined the blob.

 

The blob is the size of our own Milky Way galaxy and it is 650 million light years away. Each light year is about 6 trillion miles.

 

The blob is mostly hydrogen gas swirling from a close encounter of two galaxies and it glows because it is illuminated by a quasar in one of the galaxies. A quasar is a bright object full of energy powered by a black hole.

 

The blob was discovered by elementary school teacher Hanny van Arkel, who was 24 at the time, as part of a worldwide Galaxy Zoo project where everyday people can look at archived star photographs to catalog new objects.

 

Van Arkel said when she first saw the odd object in 2007 it appeared blue and smaller. The Hubble photo provides a clear picture and better explanation for what is happening around the blob.

 

"It actually looked like a blue smudge," van Arkel told The Associated Press. "Now it looks like dancing frog in the sky because it's green." She says she can even see what passes for arms and eyes.

 

Since van Arkel's discovery, astronomers have looked for similar gas blobs and found 18 of them. But all of them are about half the size of Hanny's Voorwerp, Keel said.

 

 

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