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Supreme Sonic Revisited 2008 [ November 19th, 2008 ] Posted in » Announcement, Arts, General, Music, News

Attentions for all metallers, headbangers, moshers, shuffle dancers (???) another gig will coming up this December. Be prepare for all of you. This time organisers Twin Towers Music (Previously known as The Twin Towering Inferno Productions) and Mobsterfest refresh the heads for all old metallers and headbangers in Sabah with the gig venue which taken place in Tg. Aru Community Hall (Dewan Serbaguna Tg. Aru) near the Rugby Field.

See the flyer:

This is a sacred place for all headbangers long time ago. The band that performing that day will be;

1- Morbius (Old school Thrash Metal band now playing at Office Pub, KK)

2- Desperate Contraceive (Only Death is real!!)

3- Sir You Die (Old band even i can’t understand what the Hell with the pronounciations arrgghh!!)

4- Deathrobe (Now Neurosis & Manggas a Grindcore band from Membakut)

5- Perpetual (An Ultra-Grind from Sandakan)

6- Necromation (Never heard of it heheh)

The ticket only cost us RM15/head and it will be on Saturday, 6th December. So guys, if you need more info, you can visit this url:

1- Twin Tower Music

2- Mobsterfest

or you can call this number daytime only:

+60168128636 (Joe)

Let’s prepare our body to be a human-cannonball and warming up your neck to bang your head for the true old school metal musics. Cheers!!

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New Office Cubicle & Rule For You

I don’t know who the hell created this “budget” cubicle with funny rules. By the way, enjoy read this. This is another email from Roland (Thanks dude).

DUE TO BUDGET CUTS, THIS YOUR NEW CUBICLE

Dead Chicken Processing In China!!

I receive an email again from my friend Roland .. This time he forward to me some chickens pictures. Nah, this is must for all of you who love to eat chicken especially those chicken being process from China. I don’t say i hate those chinese food but this one will make you to think again.

Early dawn, starts the day by riding around to collect dead chicken

Asking around for dead chicken

Total 5 riders were hired by the farm bosses

IRC Shorthand

This is an IRC shorthands that usually use on IRC by many advance IRC Chatters. The usual term for new comer on IRC always being called ircnewbie, noobs (n00bs in geek way). This is a chance for all of you to learn this words.

afaik = as far as I know
afk = away from keyboard
bbiab = be back in a bit
bbl = be back later
bbs = be back soon
brb = be right back
btw = by the way
ctc = care to chat
fwiw = for what its worth
fyeo = for your eyes only
fyi = for your information
iow = in other words
irl = in real life
jooc = just out of curiosity
k = ok
kma = kiss my ass
lmao = laughing my ass off
lol = laughing out loud
ltns = long time no see
mp = my pleasure
nbl = not bloody likely
nm = never mind
np = no problem
nrn = no reply necessary
oic = oh I see
otoh = on the other hand
pita = pain in the ass
rofl = roll on floor laughing
roflmao = roll on floor
laughing my ass off
ttfn = ta ta for now
tptb = the powers that be
trdmc = tears running down
my cheek
ttyl = talk to you later
tyvm = thank you very much
wb = welcome back
yw = your welcome

It’s time for all of you n00bs out there to learn this and pretend like a l33t and trying to crack the “darkside” of your chat partnet ass!

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Imagine sitting in front of a computer screen. On this screen is a program running with text messages scrolling up at a rapid pace. In a column on the left of the screen is a list of names that is being constantly updated, with as many as four or five hundred names listed. “What is going on?” you wonder. What is happening is instant communication with people all over the world. In that list of names could be people from every inhabited continent, sharing ideas, cultures, and customs. Stereotypes are broken down and understanding is promoted. Diversity is celebrated, as people strive to learn from each other. It seems that on IRC, the only barrier is language; geographical barriers have been torn down. Friendships are forged, lovers are brought together, and ideas are shared among people who will never meet. IRC is a very interesting aspect of the Information Superhighway; it is living, interactive text– not archived information– that is the teaching tool. People are learning through a level and availability of interaction at levels that have never before been breached. My past experiences with IRC has allowed me to build similar friendships, engage in flood wars, learn about other cultures, and catch on to the “unwritten social rules” about IRC. Here is what thousands of hours of chat time has taught me.

IRC, otherwise known as Internet Relay Chat, is one of the oldest and most popular forms of Computer Mediated Communication. Developed far before the World Wide Web, IRC is one of the largest uses of bandwidth on the Internet. Invented in 1988 by Jarkko Oikarinen in 1988, the program exploded in popularity. Originally used at the University of Oulu, in Finland, Oikarinen used the program to replace the Unix Talk program, which did not allow more than two people in a conversation at once. The program became immensely popular at the University, and eventually spread throughout Scandinavia. By the end of 1988, IRC was spreading throughout the Internet. Within two years, there were more than 200,000 people using the software to communicate. (Reingold, pg. 179) The software transformed from a computer application to a computer institution. Read More …

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