You might have a persecution complex. How do you feel about different cultures moving into your neighborhood? Are the horns too loud at all hours? Users too brusque?
We should all just chill. I was skeptical before, what if they had quit all together? But if you guys remember, I emailed Peter Iain Campbell of Hexagon Sun late 2011 asking whether BoC fans were 'waiting for nothing...?'. He replied to my email and says we surely are not, what more could you possibly ask for? Warp has had/still has a lot of awesome stuff that is coming out/came out, they aren't going to release all the awesome stuff at once. They plan everything.
I'm sure BoC fans we'll have exactly what we want in a year, maybe two years... tops. I hope.
Lens Larque wrote:You might have a persecution complex. How do you feel about different cultures moving into your neighborhood? Are the horns too loud at all hours? Users too brusque?
I just find my tolerance of arseholes diminishes with time. Probably my age.
There's being friendly and tolerating silly questions, when the poster should probably know better. Then there is deliberate flaming and irrelevant argument, don't think many people tolerate that.
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Lens Larque wrote:You might have a persecution complex. How do you feel about different cultures moving into your neighborhood? Are the horns too loud at all hours? Users too brusque?
I just find my tolerance of arseholes diminishes with time. Probably my age.
That was not directed at you. Read as Dan Aykroyd addressing a television audience.
Lens Larque wrote:You might have a persecution complex. How do you feel about different cultures moving into your neighborhood? Are the horns too loud at all hours? Users too brusque?
I just find my tolerance of arseholes diminishes with time. Probably my age.
That was not directed at you. Read as Dan Aykroyd addressing a television audience.