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Oct 25
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This is the most obviously photoshopped image that is in fact not photoshopped at all. Lou Reed looks grainy in real life.
(via Chuck Klosterman on the release of the new Metallica and Lou Reed album - Grantland)

This is the most obviously photoshopped image that is in fact not photoshopped at all. Lou Reed looks grainy in real life.

(via Chuck Klosterman on the release of the new Metallica and Lou Reed album - Grantland)

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The universe is predisposed to hate this new Lou Reed/Metallica album, Lulu, and I totally understand why. It’s not really designed for people who like music. It sounds like what it is: an elderly misanthrope reciting paradoxical aphorisms over a collection of repetitive, adrenalized sludge licks. Anyone who tries to suggest it’s surprising in any way needs to reexamine his or her propensity for being surprised. I’m sure there will be a sector of Metallica’s core audience that feels “betrayed,” mostly because Metallica fans enjoy the sensation of betrayal.1 I suppose a handful of Lou Reed obsessives will consider this record hilarious as long as they don’t have to listen to it, and I’m certain some contrarian rock critic will become Internet Famous for insisting it’s more subversive than Transformer and a musical reaction to both Occupy Wall Street and the subpar drum production on St. Anger. It will be legally purchased by the 13,404 Metallica completists who saw Some Kind of Monster on opening weekend, unless the album is exclusively sold at Walmart, in which case it will enter the Billboard charts at no. 2. Rolling Stone will give it 2½ stars and then pretend it never happened; meanwhile, people who thought The “Priest” They Called Him was a brilliant idea will hold a vague, misplaced grudge against Dave Mustaine while sleepwalking to the methadone clinic.
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Because the Brits are miserable whingers. They will grumble about everything and anything and do not know what reasonable optimistic conversation is.

Source(s):
I am a Brit.

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…if you can call no religion a religion, like calling not collecting stamps a hobby.
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Sep 29
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The sport is said to involve very little “native skill”, simply an ability to “have your tool bitten and not care”. The current world champion, Reg Mellor, is credited with instituting the practice of wearing white trousers in ferret legging matches, to better display the blood from the wounds caused by the animals. Competitors can attempt, from outside their trousers, to dislodge the ferrets, but as the animals can maintain a strong hold for long periods, their removal can be difficult.

The ferrets are occasionally put inside the contestants’ shirts in addition to their trousers. An attempt to introduce a female version of the sport—ferret busting, in which female contestants introduced ferrets down their blouses—proved unsuccessful.

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Sep 28
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Step 2: Send it to your friends and family.
Step 3: Profit.

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This is exactly what it sounds like.

(Source: decide-o-tron.com)

Sep 26
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Also in 2003, Paignton Zoo carried out a practical test by putting a keyboard connected to a PC into the cage of six crested macaques. After a month the monkeys had produced five pages of the letter “S” and had broken the keyboard.