This reminds me of exquisite corpse. It's a surrealist game.

Speaking of raining music. I have to say here Yo La Tengo's "Summer Sun"? (not too sure of the title but its close enough) is a great summer, rainy day, hardcore sex listening. Indie type rock.

great news manuel heard some of you old remixes and tunes they are great but too commercial maybe for me :?

:D


bye,tomer.

Sorry I forgot that this is an english forum

*lol* :lol:

awsome tb clone!
you built it???? :o

u r not alone in noticing this strange yet, soothing phenomena!!!

why soothing??? i hear u ask!!

because, it makes you realize no matter how much effort u put into something, 99% of the time it will be fucked up in the end....

why is that soothing?? i hear u ask!!

because, it takes away all the presure of trying to succeed all the time!! :roll:

i really dont know what the fuk im talking about half the time!! :D

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I wonder has anybody else noticed that when you coil up a cord to a nice coil and put it in the trunk for example the coil is completely messed up by 99% chance? What causes this? This phenomena happens also to ropes.

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Basic answer: Cause the entrophy increase. Why it doe's? Cause that's the essence of the laws of thermodynamics. Everything goes towards a completely mess. Physics you know...

Might be. Entropy is genuinely increasing (not sure is that a right term in English), but I don't think we can blame entropy on this. When I coil the rope most of the energy that I use in the coiling process is completely useless heat that increases the entropy. That way the entropy of the rope decreases (since it transforms from a messy heap to a coil) but on the same time I increase the entropy of the enviroment by multiple times compared to the entropy loss of the rope. That way the overall entroy is increased as is should be. The question is why the entropy of the rope increases even if there's no forces affecting the rope (since the rope transforms from a nice coil back to a messy heap in the trunk).

Edit: Than you for digging up this jewel of off-topicism.