OMG! ...put beer on yer CDs!
 

I just watched this scientific prog that was about a researcher who happened to be a DJ,
he accidentally spilled beer on a CD, when it dried the bacteria had altered the mix, and
made the trax he was playing morph in and out between straight and erm, avant-garde?..
but referring to sounds that existed somewhere on the disc.
They then put some liquid on a disc of pics of designer furniture, added some type of bacteria
to the liquid and when that dried the CD then showed random horizontal slices of other pics
inserted into each pic, resulting in bizzaro combinations and some very cool imagery,
...I'm surprised that a "rigid" media like a CD can take on board these "downloads" without a computer.

Techno/Organic shit is true?.....[shitting pants] ...iieeeeeaaarrgh!! ed: [/shitting pants]

wow that is very interesting. gotta try that sometime. ed:

happy: now i have something ELSE to do with my wasted cd's after unsuccessful burnningsss biggrin:

i wonder how much time and effort went into researching this? oOo:

I'm Canadian. I don't waste beer like that. beer:

Use American beer. biggrin:

I'd use Australian beer. happy:

Good point. No one will cry over a spilled Old Milwaukee or Pabst Blue Ribbon.

Watery shite... rolleyes:

Well ide just use black label cheaper then american beer and it is complete shit.

pabst and the beast are party beers rock:

Use Bud light it sucks and it's cheep

Design By Fungus
Dr Cameron Jones could be a genius; his colleagues even think he could shape our future.
Others think he could be the Renaissance man for the 21st century, because he’s
inventing ways for science and art to merge. Amazingly, one of the ways he’s doing it is
by growing fungus on CD’s. So Catalyst reporter Graham Phillips went to meet him at the
lab, but it turned out he’s doing his best work at night. He’s co-owner of Blue Velvet
Bar & Nightclub; it’s a joint venture with his mum. It’s here in this purpose built boutique venue
that Jones uses DJ equipment to create a crossover between Mathematical Modeling and art performance.
If this seems all too weird, wait till you see what happens when he grows fungus on CD’s
ABC TV- Catalyst

old milwauke is trailer trash beer. a dime a dozen

[quote="Old Reliable":0f221]pabst and the beast are party beers rock:[/quote:0f221]

Yeah if u want to shit like a goose and have your head feel like
it has a 500lb man sitting on it..It's grrrrrrrrreattttt.
I prefer Molsens rock:

[quote="Eight Ace":a1597]Design By Fungus
Dr Cameron Jones could be a genius; his colleagues even think he could shape our future.
Others think he could be the Renaissance man for the 21st century, because he’s
inventing ways for science and art to merge. Amazingly, one of the ways he’s doing it is
by growing fungus on CD’s. So Catalyst reporter Graham Phillips went to meet him at the
lab, but it turned out he’s doing his best work at night. He’s co-owner of Blue Velvet
Bar & Nightclub; it’s a joint venture with his mum. It’s here in this purpose built boutique venue
that Jones uses DJ equipment to create a crossover between Mathematical Modeling and art performance.
If this seems all too weird, wait till you see what happens when he grows fungus on CD’s
ABC TV- Catalyst[/quote:a1597]
omg that dude is a freak biggrin:

HAHA. good on ya zoner. You protect that beer with your life son! beer: and don't worry, i'll have one for you

when you aren't old enough or even look close to old enough to buy beer, you can't waste it when you get it.