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justcallmeryan:I actually meant track 9 (hence I used the word core) Love, Sex, Magic. Agree on this. At least they could have tried to spice things up a little (But not sure that the BPM would be coherent in that case.)

(Spoilers below. Don't say I didn't warn you beforehand.) ''Åh! Glömde jag att säga att det här är den jobbigaste utfallslåten på tio år? Lycka Till!''* Yes, the above mentioned sentence is indeed in the viking language. Do not try to translate, for it will result in utter agony; trust me. I had just finished my street dance class and was ...

Singing. Gotta love it. Have the lyrics all memorized before release. Then usually ~50% comes out as grunting. Like, stuff you could relate to. ''Straight down o-woah-ee-oh'', or ''When you go down, down''. A lot of downs. Sometimes, when I'm in the front line, it has happened the instructor says just what I've been gruntsing (grunting-singing). ...

Are P!nk songs cheaper in some way...?

Loppan:If you can keep face 3 during tracks, in my opinion you don't have enough weight on.  Not necessarily true. I usually smile and chuckle manically during some sets of tracks. Some weird way of blanking out the pain with excess joy and euphoria. TMI, maybe. But whatever floats the boat.   tiger75: But I like to (...) encourage ...

I like cookies. Especially chocolate chip ones. And I cancelled BP today because of my dad hid my training shorts somwhere in the laundry basket in the washing cottage. Darn dad. Anyway.. Gon' eat fat stuff and watch Grey's s02 in HD. Over and out. Have a nice weekend people. And please do train yourselves to death. :-)

Maybe this is not the same module, but there was some mention about an ATM (the first of its kind in the world) to be held in connection to the ''Super Saturday 2009'' there was some time ago now. Here's the notice from the SS folder, anyway:

I hate to say it, but this is not a case of sampling. Having been a major Linkin Park fan once, the end is sung by their rapper Mike Shinoda (and in this case the Hiroshi Free substitute). Personally, apart from the word 'na', I don't think they sound the same at all. I've compared the two note-wise below to prove my point, the top one being Hey ...

I hate to say it, but this is not a case of sampling. Having been a major Linkin Park fan once, the end is sung by their rapper Mike Shinoda (and in this case the Hiroshi Free substitute). Personally, apart from the word 'na', I don't think they sound the same at all. I've compared the two note-wise below to prove my point, the top one being Hey ...

Red bull! Until I realized a banana did just the trick. But that's not really a drink, is it.