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And with Polish name of Republic Of South Africa - Republika Południowej Afryki. I wonder why I wasn't born black. Some friends call me "nygga" (cause I'm swinging left-and-right-and-left while I'm moving, and can't change it), but in Poland it's not considered as a offensive word. Words describing: gold medal in "posting" discipline. (Did want to write "fucking guiness record", but reached a limit )

Prefers fretless fingerboards

There's lot of them... Love SRV's "Texas Flood" I like also some rap/hip-hop (what's the difference?), but only Polish - Łona, Fisz, MC Silk, L.U.C. are fucking great and From Polish rock I'm really into Lao Che, especially "Powstanie Warszawskie". Also Republika's "Nowe Sytuacje" (also exists english version Called "1984"). Trip-hop is kinda interesting. First CD which comes to my mind is "100th Window" by Massive Attack. Prog rock - King Crimson "In the court...", Rush "Moving Pictures" Other rock - QOTSA's "Songs for the deaf", LZ "4", Social Distortion "White Light..." They're just first things which came to my mind, I could write and write until the end of the internet...

Sabbra Cadabra in my pants

Black Sabbath. played: "Vol 4", "Sabotage" now playing: "Sabbath bloody Sabbath" will play: "Paranoid" The best band of all time, definitely. Just genius, what to say more? First 6 LP's just crush the rest of metal scene, without caring about being "truly metal", so many music styles, so many mighty ideas... not even single fuck was given these years. Ozz vocals on "Sabotage" - the best in his career.

It was debut od this guy as a vocalist (usually he plays guitar), he was also amplified with a shitty powermixer. He's really good now. If you're interested in my guitars, check bassist zone here on forum.

playing first gig with Leafyard in my hometown. Crazy dirty fretboard, I know fortunately, it was really dark there lol. Good old times, when I played gigs without learning songs and people were going crazy anyway... If someone is curious what I've played there, here's link:

Hey, but this works really similar in PC games, most of them have nearly the same controls that you're familiar with. Not only one series, but the whole FPS genre. Little differences are easier to change (or maybe backwards - usually impossible to do on console) and a precision of keyboard/mouse set is totally different world. Yeah, there are some cons. Good pc control set cost is equal to about 3 joypads. Impossible to play in horizontal position. You need comfortable height of a thing under your wrist, and some free space to put a mousepad on it. But when you confront with a guy with a pad in hand... it's like kickboxing with quadruple amputee. But don't think I'm a PC-warrior or what. I have my good old PS3 and prefer to play on it, but mostly platformers, car racing, beat 'em ups and a few more... unfortunately skilling myself in a hardcore playing just changed my pov forever. I just can't stand the situation when game helps me, just takes me by the hand from location to location, because I feel then like a retard. Don't know how Rockstar did it that good in gta v. But when I finished it, the game I've tried to sunk in was Bulletstorm and I felt retarded or treated like a little child for the whole time. Game is easy, much easier than PC version and reasons of that are obvious.

Pallbearer "Sorrow and Extinction". I think one of the most accurate (and really great!) examples of bridge between "archetypal" doom and tearful epigons of My Dying Bride. With first listening I was really surprised that's even possible with that big load of honest metal.

Playing any shooter using joypad is difficult and imho not enjoyable. The only one which wasn't frustrating for me was GTA V, but it's not a real shooter, rather something like "no need to point, just shoot a lot". Because of playing Quake 3 a lot (I've spent over 7000hrs in-game, but I've quit years ago) every console controller seems to be fucking unprecise and slow. For anyone who want to argue with it, I propose a duel in any PC online shooter you choose. It's easy to set a controller to work properly. It would be a short one...

It's always good thing to not live in constantly cold place.

Nasum "Grind Finale"

i was searching in dictionary for appropiate word and didn't find it. In simplest words - from personal experience I know, that majority of girls prefer short hair. I loved headbanging with a shock of long hair. But I loved pussies more. Unfortunately, I've decided to cut it when I already was in a deep relationship, so so many opportunities for pussy has gone forever for me. And now I regret it a little.

Unluckily, still not working. I did that and nothing changed.

Did i write it unintelligibly? I can try with different words.

I can't imagine myself running in the stage with cello in my hands and rocking hard in front of delirious crowd. Just mine preferences. Cello is a nice instrument.

hell no, combining music with food? More interesting could be, for example, dancing about painting. And recording material for metal cooking videoblog in the same time. On the skateboard.

Nice, but not very rock'n'roll stuff. Post some pics!

fucking hard christian women is bigger fun than it seems to be. Those screams, calling you "Jesus" or "mygod", very satisfying, even in darkness and under a quilt.

I showed you my guitar and NO ONE reacted. So I can afford myself to do a little bump with my standard rehearsal/gig equipment. Not the biggest, not the loudest, but it works very fine with any kind of music I play. Trace Elliot 1048H (but I don't use horn) and Ashdown EVO II 500, found it in very affordable price and I don't regret my choice. It kills much more expensive, solid state ampegs. Moreover, here are my backup basses: - My first bass, blind luck. Japanese Cimar P-J from '70s made of luthier plywood, I suppose. Discovered it by unlacquering - did want a "wooden" guitar, these times it was super-cool looking for me lol. Sounds really nice and is very comfortable, despite rather funny price - i've paid about 200$. It's better than Japan Fenders from '80s, no joking. -Peavey Zephyr V, ancestor of the grind bass series. Fucking heavy (about 5,5kgs. Can I use metric units and remain being understood?), but soft on a fretboard, 24 easily accesible frets and thin body combined with not very long scale, ca. 33,5", made it my primary bass for over a year. Unfortunately, sound was very middle tone-based, so when I finally recognized I'm in love with precision, I gave it to my girlfriend. Sometimes before gigs I borrow it for a peace of mind - every guitar fails, but not this one - absolutely rock-solid shit. -Fenix PB-80, just good korean P a year younger than me. nice look and good playability without even a touch of sound madness. Original pickup sucks a little, but I've learnt to use it for awesome, lowlowlow sound with a guitar sounding "tshr tshr" when picking, maybe because of rather vintage output. My sandberg can't do it that good. come on, show your gear. I love discussions about gear, it's neverending story.