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For the bubble track they basically did :P

I don't understand how his parents didn't get him treatment. He lived at home and was pathetically obviously fucked up.

Yeah that too. My armpits only really sweat when I'm exercising. It's like my torso that sweats normally.

God, I'm so sorry. I've known people attempt it but so far, thankfully, no one's been successful.

Just kidding, I googled it to be sure and the band decided to use the bubble tracks after the worldwide release but before the US release, because they thought it was cooler apparently. That's actually a relief because I didn't think record companies sucked enough to say no to the ass haha.

It's the cover for the American version, which is different from the rest-of-the-world version by that album cover because Americans are massively puritan and cannot tolerate asses apparently. Also there's one track they took off the American version because it came out like 3 days after 9/11 so they took out the song called New York City Cops cuz they said they "ain't too smart", which is a little derpy to say shortly after 9/11

haha, how'd you get that?

Oh FUCK, I don't think even Cash could make a song like that better. Sorry Cowdpway. That explains why it's such a pathetically old-country ripoff though

write a song for Johnny Cash? fuck the what?

popular culture? got into MBDTF because of friend reviews. soofyawn

FFFFFFFFFFF [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq10PhUG9VQ]YouTube - Elbow - Mirrorball (Abbey Road / Orchestral Session)[/ame]

oh okay. lame shit eddie. lame shit.

^I don't know why but I'm fucking obsessed with it right now.

^hurr hurr wurr furr

lol

:blush: Physics lesson!! :cheesy: I'll make it simple cuz it's kind of complicated (plus I don't understand all the complicated bits anyway :P) These bubble tracks come from a bubble chamber, which is basically a big sphere filled with liquid hydrogen that's heated very specially and then pressurized very specially so that it becomes slightly magic, and then ions are fired through the liquid, and because of the magic properties of the heated and compressed liquid, the ions vaporize the liquid as they pass, leaving bubble tracks behind them. The tracks can be used to study all sorts of stuff about the ions and etc. There's a magnetic field in the chamber, which makes the bubbles form the patterns they do like on the album cover, in cute little helical paths. Most importantly/famously, bubble tracks have provided evidence for the electroweak theory, which unifies the electromagnetic force with the weak nuclear force and also made it possible to discover two kinds of particles (W and Z bosons, they are really important). Besides the good science they've done, though, most physicists like them also because they produce really really beautiful images, like the one on the album cover (that's a particularly nice one) and others like these: :wacky: Aren't they pretty? I think they're a reasonably common tattoo design as well.

shit, you're playing at the same concert as them? cool shit eddie. cool shit.

Which do you all prefer? Bubble tracks or creepy leather glove on unidentified ass? Personally I love the bubble tracks, not only because of what a beautiful picture it is, but because of where they came from, plus there are FIBONACCI SPIRALS in the way bubbles go, which is just fucking awesome <3. I can't decide which fits the album itself better, though. For reference: Bubble tracks: Leather glove: Also, don't give me that bullshit about how "it's an arm, not an ass!". Hands are not that tiny when compared with shoulders. Case closed.

Completed? Hah!!

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o noes! I don't have a soft copy of it but I'll get it from my school portfolio folder on Monday and try to scan it just for you :kiss:

Oh, okay, that makes sense then. Coo' beans.

^I like how you quoted him so even when he deletes it it'll still be accessible

COMFORTING SOUNDS

Nah, our teacher <3s open-endedness.