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[Xantalos]

http://i.imgur.com/YZEPG.jpg/

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Is this because I mentioned Demonbane in the WTF thread? I honestly prefer the eternal god end fighting the ultimate battle of ultimate destiny for all eternity than the other endings of the VN of Demonbane.

Actually no. I was on Spacebattles.

I found out about mecha thing that doesn't know how to effective fiction.
It's irritating, therefore I must destroy it.

LOLed so hard.
Can I make it part of my sig? Can I pleaaaase?

Yes.

[majikero]

http://i.imgur.com/YZEPG.jpg/

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Couldn't read the whole thing, but seems a wee bit OP, yes.

Alot of things in that is taken out of context.

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You can only fail Nya's mind rape(mostly rape) by making sweet love to the loli book of eldrith power. You resist her big breast by the power of lolicon.

Ithaqua in gun mode shoots homing bullets, not laser. Cthugha is the power gun.

All the endings is bittersweet at best. Only finished one route though.

The infinite Demonbane thing is misleading. Each Demonbane in the infinite timelines must also fight the infinite amount of eldritch horrors for all eternity.

It's HAX Powers is kinda needed for the things it faces and one moment of weakness can lead to eternal mind rape as demonstrated by the bad ends.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Gah, I am trying to figure out what that crackling sound you sometimes hear in older recordings because it ASMRs the hell out of me, but I have no idea what the terminology is.

[Sirus]

I'm sorry, "ASMR"?

I don't know the answer to your question, but I have never seen that acronym before.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

ASMR is the working term for a recently commonly recognized, and mostly unexplained affinity for certain sounds that effected individuals find...it's hard to explain. I just really like certain sounds for no explainable reason, and they put me into an almost trance-like state of mind.

Some people get it, and some people don't. While there are variations in taste it is pretty clear that there are certain commonalities on what causes ASMR, and for some reason this audio scratching or whatever does it for me (I realize after thinking some more that vinyl records make a similar sound).

It's a growing thing, but there are thousands upon thousands of videos related to it on Youtube these days.

[Frumple]

... this, I think. And it's just... static? Sounds like what you're talking about, anyway. Maybe.

Ah, first bit ninja'd.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

No, not static. There are these little skipping sounds you can hear on vinyl records and old tape recorders. They happen periodically, presumably because of errors in the medium. And I really like listening to them because I'm a very strange individual.

[Putnam]

No, not static. There are these little skipping sounds you can hear on vinyl records and old tape recorders. They happen periodically, presumably because of errors in the medium. And I really like listening to them because I'm a very strange individual.

this?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

No, not static. There are these little skipping sounds you can hear on vinyl records and old tape recorders. They happen periodically, presumably because of errors in the medium. And I really like listening to them because I'm a very strange individual.

this?

YES.

[Frumple]

Old records are just the record skipping/scratching, if it's not static like putnam's link. Dunno if there's anything more formal in terms of terminology than just record skipping. Kinda' doubtful, but... hell, you're in college, right? Ask one of the music profs, maybe.

Also, this seems like maybe a rundown on what's happening?

[Bauglir]

No, not static. There are these little skipping sounds you can hear on vinyl records and old tape recorders. They happen periodically, presumably because of errors in the medium. And I really like listening to them because I'm a very strange individual.

this?

YES.

HNNNNG. That's the stuff. This may also be relevant.

[ShoesandHats]

ASMR is the working term for a recently commonly recognized, and mostly unexplained affinity for certain sounds that effected individuals find...it's hard to explain. I just really like certain sounds for no explainable reason, and they put me into an almost trance-like state of mind.

Some people get it, and some people don't. While there are variations in taste it is pretty clear that there are certain commonalities on what causes ASMR, and for some reason this audio scratching or whatever does it for me (I realize after thinking some more that vinyl records make a similar sound).

It's a growing thing, but there are thousands upon thousands of videos related to it on Youtube these days.

I don't know if it's the same thing, but I occasionally get a nice tingling sensation when I listen to emotionally stimulating things, especially with music. Double-especially with things I consider awe-inspiring for the lack of a better word because the two better descriptors have been used to death in less formal ways and so they've lost their edge.

[Descan]

Fuckin' wicked awesome, yo!

[Yoink]

I've heard the scratching-vinyl-record-sound referred to as 'atmosphere', but I doubt that's a scientific term for it.

Also, that video of the guy opening a box of trading cards- I don't get it, what was this audio affect it was supposed to have? :-S I didn't notice any super-happy-tingly-scalp feelings.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

As I said, either you get it or you don't.