@Kevin Murphy: It's the website for Marshall amplifiers, asking for customer response. They made the perhaps unfortunate decision to word it as "submit your feedback", so some enterprising individual submitted a written sample of screeching guitar feedback.
@Axelph: It was an admittedly weak attempt at guitar- and amp- related humor. "pick up", "clicked", "well-played". It was a dumb joke. I'm not dense, thank you very much.
You know, I was never a Lego baby. Maybe that is what caused me to have such horrible creativity.
Someone should build a program that sees a picture on your computer and tells you how many pieces of Lego you will need and how to build it. I think Lego might have this somewhere in their secret basement of awesomeness.
There is no way in hell that someone thought of how to build the Death Star on Legos.
@Professional_Iceberg_Hunter: If you don't mind it being restricted to a 2D mosaic, there are already at least two programs out there. One was available through the LEGO Shop@Home website for ordering custom B&W mosaic kits. The other was fan-developed for designing color mosaics. Also, Eric Harshbarger (the original freelance LEGO artist, though he has been surpassed by Nathan Sawaya in recent years) custom-tailored an existing program that would output the plans in terms of decorated tiles instead of the standard design which uses plates.
As for the other bit, there's a guy who wrote a program that would spit out LEGO plans to build a replica of the Standford Bunny, and there's another program out there that will spit out plans for building a studs-out sphere. But to date, there's no program I'm aware of that'll churn out 3D plans of any random object you put in front of it.
@saif32: I believe that is HIGHLY debatable. Especially when considering the Jello my aunt concocted for every family gathering: lime Jello with layers of sour cream and horseradish sauce. For real.
The man is going to deaf as a post in a few years. 120db is just stupid.
My home theater is calibrated at 85db and that's too loud for most people. I can't even imagine sustained sound pressure levels more than 30 times louder.
@Software_Goddess: Yeah, but I mix at around 100-105dB in venues that are bigger than that barn. Louder than that is too loud. That's the main thing keeping me away from a "My Bloody Valentine" show. I love the band, but I can play the CD at a volume that won't make me dizzy.
@r0y: I went once. With a girl. I didn't have a tiny backpack, or a glow-stick, or a whistle, or anything Cat-In-The-Hat related, and I didn't get laid. It sucked.
@Shamoononon is tired: Mine was in a big pit in the desert. I was also drunk. But that didn't make me enjoy it, it just made me a mean drunk that night.
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Someone should build a program that sees a picture on your computer and tells you how many pieces of Lego you will need and how to build it. I think Lego might have this somewhere in their secret basement of awesomeness.
There is no way in hell that someone thought of how to build the Death Star on Legos.
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Feel better?
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If you don't mind it being restricted to a 2D mosaic, there are already at least two programs out there. One was available through the LEGO Shop@Home website for ordering custom B&W mosaic kits. The other was fan-developed for designing color mosaics. Also, Eric Harshbarger (the original freelance LEGO artist, though he has been surpassed by Nathan Sawaya in recent years) custom-tailored an existing program that would output the plans in terms of decorated tiles instead of the standard design which uses plates.
As for the other bit, there's a guy who wrote a program that would spit out LEGO plans to build a replica of the Standford Bunny, and there's another program out there that will spit out plans for building a studs-out sphere. But to date, there's no program I'm aware of that'll churn out 3D plans of any random object you put in front of it.
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I dare ya!
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That's edible food bro.
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Gamma rays! Radio waves etc. :-D
@metal face eagle premium is not from So Cal:
Edible.
@Brian Broker:
Are you that dense and/or have you never really played with LEGO? They make pieces that are circles!
@switchblade saints:
They have LEGO pieces formed like fire out of the box.
@Justin Williams:
You zing was wrong, his/her mom is edible!
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Megabloks. I'm pretty sure the LEGO bricks would revolt.
Also, edible food is already covered, or were you unaware that you can buy LEGO-branded Eggo waffles and LEGO-branded fruit snacks?
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My home theater is calibrated at 85db and that's too loud for most people. I can't even imagine sustained sound pressure levels more than 30 times louder.
Sounds like compensation for something...
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@Shamoononon is tired: Mine was in a big pit in the desert. I was also drunk. But that didn't make me enjoy it, it just made me a mean drunk that night.