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Ah, but, I stood corrected as of yesterday!The logic follows. But then, you've also disproven your own term. As we in this room all "doom" to some extent, would we not be "doomers" and not "doomies"?
I enjoy linguistics far more than any sane person should.
Futurama is always welcome, under any pretense.Ah, but, I stood corrected as of yesterday!
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I heard a rumor they are re-booting a new season. I am hopeful, yet very skeptical.Futurama is always welcome, under any pretense.
The Mooninites?
It grows in the shape of a tire, I hear.With their moonjuana!
Ditto on both accounts.I heard a rumor they are re-booting a new season. I am hopeful, yet very skeptical.
Doomerism is a fatalist idea. Whatever its merits are, accepting doomerism is accepting defeat without any resistence. LET'S GO TEAM #DOOMIES \m/The golden age of the Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread came to an end when two great factions arose... The Doomies, and The Doomers...
Say what you will about the tenets of Doomerism, at least it's an ethos.Doomerism is a fatalist idea. Whatever its merits are, accepting doomerism is accepting defeat without any resistence. LET'S GO TEAM #DOOMIES \m/
The golden age of the Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread came to an end when two great factions arose... The Doomies, and The Doomers...
What is this from? I seem to recall it from a Wu-Tang song maybe...?"At the height of their fame and glory, they turned on one another, each struggling in vain for ultimate supremacy. In the passion and depth of their struggle, the very art that had raised them to such Olympian heights was lost. Their techniques vanished."
What is this from? I seem to recall it from a Wu-Tang song maybe...?
And our god is a god of vengeance, and horror. And action! Our god is an Indian that turns into a wolf.
"At the height of their fame and glory, they turned on one another, each struggling in vain for ultimate supremacy. In the passion and depth of their struggle, the very art that had raised them to such Olympian heights was lost. Their techniques vanished."