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Mesomorph® Is Here To Stay! SCARY Senegalia GIVEAWAY!

Faces of death is just straight gore and snuff films though. Don't really count that as a "Scary movie" as much as it's just disturbing footage of people dying in real life. I definitely remember seeing a couple of those in highschool and that website previously mentioned. No thanks to that stuff.
 
nubioso said:
Faces of death is just straight gore and snuff films though. Don't really count that as a "Scary movie" as much as it's just disturbing footage of people dying in real life. I definitely remember seeing a couple of those in highschool and that website previously mentioned. No thanks to that stuff.
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Did you know they made like 5 of those?!?! lol
 
ManimalPatB said:
Did you know they made like 5 of those?!?! lol
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Yup lol because I had a friend who was obsessed with them. I remember his cousin and me watched a couple of the scenes with him and were like "Nah man, you can watch this yourself, we're good."

One of those things where I try not to "pollute my mind" so to speak haha.
 
thebigt said:
there is no question in my mind music was better back then....I just watched the last black Sabbath concert on showtime, they started in 68'.....still sounds good today!!!

how much of todays music will still be listened to 50 years from now...I got 5 bucks that says none of it will be!!!
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You can send that $5 to me now. Of course it will, tons of amazing new music out there. Not everything new is crap, and not everything old is gold.

The things that meant something to you back then and remind you of that time will always be better for you. That's just being nostalgic, and in 50 years the people who love the new stuff will also be nostalgic for the music of their era. I am sure there was music your parents loved that you thought was okay or even good but didn't love like them, and I imagine they thought a lot of your favorite bands like Ozzy / Black Sabbath was horrible and crap. Same thing.

There is no way that Linkin Park, Metallica, Papa Roach, 21 Pilots, My Chemical Romance, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Eminem, Jay Z, Maroon 5, or any of the TOP entertainers won't still be getting listened too on classic radio stations. People are still listening to rap, and new wave / pop from the 80's and 90's. Every genre has it's classics and they stick around as long as the people who loved them. The greats of any genre are always going to be the greats and there hits will always be considered classics by their fans.

thebigt said:
rap is crap...i'd much rather listen to marvin gaye's WHAT'S GOIN ON...50 years later that song is still relevant today!!!
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Tons of great rap out there too, deeper, and lyrically amazing stuff. Most of that never makes it to the radio but trust there is lots of good quality stuff. It just isn't for you. Like I said tons of good in the new as well as the old. Just different strokes for different folks.
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More suspenseful than 'scary' but a good flick regardless, The Shining.Invalid Link Removed
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Loved the shining!
 
MrKleen73 said:
You can send that $5 to me now. Of course it will, tons of amazing new music out there. Not everything new is crap, and not everything old is gold.

The things that meant something to you back then and remind you of that time will always be better for you. That's just being nostalgic, and in 50 years the people who love the new stuff will also be nostalgic for the music of their era. I am sure there was music your parents loved that you thought was okay or even good but didn't love like them, and I imagine they thought a lot of your favorite bands like Ozzy / Black Sabbath was horrible and crap. Same thing.

There is no way that Linkin Park, Metallica, Papa Roach, 21 Pilots, My Chemical Romance, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Eminem, Jay Z, Maroon 5, or any of the TOP entertainers won't still be getting listened too on classic radio stations. People are still listening to rap, and new wave / pop from the 80's and 90's. Every genre has it's classics and they stick around as long as the people who loved them. The greats of any genre are always going to be the greats and there hits will always be considered classics by their fans.


Tons of great rap out there too, deeper, and lyrically amazing stuff. Most of that never makes it to the radio but trust there is lots of good quality stuff. It just isn't for you. Like I said tons of good in the new as well as the old. Just different strokes for different folks.


Loved the shining!
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sorry man, the 70's was the golden era of music....sorry you missed it!!!
 
thebigt said:
sorry man, the 70's was the golden era of music....sorry you missed it!!!
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Oh I didn't miss it. I was a classic rock aficionado when I was younger. Raised by a true hippie, and listened to their music all the time. In my teens I had almost as much of the 70's classic rock stuff as I did heavy metal, or pop. I have just always had very eclectic taste in music. I have often brought judgement upon myself for liking music that others I hung around disliked or even hated.

There really aren't too many types of music I can't enjoy. I was raised on classic rock, real country, disco, and rock and roll / heavy metal...

Being from where I grew up I also enjoy bluegrass, blues, jazz, old time flapper music, and as I grew up I learned to love hip hop, rap, new wave, punk, the list could go on and on.

I consider myself to be lucky because music just moves me in general. If it is done well for whatever style it is I am more than likely going to enjoy it.
 
It’s great to see all the interest
 
MrKleen73 said:
I remember those, yeah they were taboo as hell back in the day. Then there was a website you could find stuff like that one. I think it was rotten . com or dirty rotten .com. I remember seeing pics of all kinds of gross and disgusting things. Basically just a lot of shock value!
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Omg I go fort all about Rotten. Brining back the highs cool days of dial up lol
 
thebigt said:
rap is crap...i'd much rather listen to marvin gaye's WHAT'S GOIN ON...50 years later that song is still relevant today!!!
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Dude! Bone was awesome even if you didn’t like rap. They had amazing consistency Live that few can pull off to this day.
 
NurseGray said:
Omg I go fort all about Rotten. Brining back the highs cool days of dial up lol
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nothing like getting half way loaded and mom picked up the phone haha... MOM YOURE RUINING MY LIFEEEEEE
 
MARK_ said:
It’s great to see all the interest
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We are ALL interested to see how well this version of Meso kicks in the energy/focus dept and the only
way to find out is to experience it and leave a detailed review so others can get an idea what to expect.:)
 
MrKleen73 said:
Oh I didn't miss it. I was a classic rock aficionado when I was younger. Raised by a true hippie, and listened to their music all the time. In my teens I had almost as much of the 70's classic rock stuff as I did heavy metal, or pop. I have just always had very eclectic taste in music. I have often brought judgement upon myself for liking music that others I hung around disliked or even hated.

There really aren't too many types of music I can't enjoy. I was raised on classic rock, real country, disco, and rock and roll / heavy metal...

Being from where I grew up I also enjoy bluegrass, blues, jazz, old time flapper music, and as I grew up I learned to love hip hop, rap, new wave, punk, the list could go on and on.

I consider myself to be lucky because music just moves me in general. If it is done well for whatever style it is I am more than likely going to enjoy it.
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right...and I know what it was like to be in WW2 because my uncles told me al about it, lol.
 
thebigt said:
right...and I know what it was like to be in WW2 because my uncles told me al about it, lol.
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Considering I was alive most of the 70's and listening to the music with my parents the entire time I wouldn't say that analogy is the same... We used to sit around and sing Cream, CCR, KISS, Zepplin, Eagles, and stuff all the time. We were / are a very musical family and spent a lot of our time singing. It's not like it was classic rock when I was listening to it it was just rock... I didn't have to be told about it I experienced it. Literally raised on it.

Either way though the music is still around and can be judged on it's quality just as well right now as it was then. So i don't have to have been there to experience the music. I can still experience it now... so it isn't anything like being told what WW2 was like. There is no way for you to go experience WW2. All I have to do is turn on a media device and listen to classic 70's rock music to experience 70's rock music... The difference is that music is sound and hearing the sound IS the experience. Unlike listening to someone tell you about a war, which does not let you experience war. LOL
 
criticalbench said:
No clue whats going on in here.. but really looking forward to seeing how people like this!
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We're posting up some of our favorite horror movies and each one of us is HOPING to be one of the five
forum members to be lucky enough to get picked to tryout and review a tub of this version of Mesomorph
so that's pretty much what's going on.:)
 
boflex78 said:
On the topic of WW2 AND Horror movies, this one came out in 2009 and was pretty awesome. Invalid Link Removed
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Yeah I actually enjoyed this one too
 
boflex78 said:
On the topic of WW2 AND Horror movies, this one came out in 2009 and was pretty awesome. Invalid Link Removed
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haha i like the "one of the best 25 zombie movies of all time"... not exactly holding yourself to the highest of standards there... top 10 maybe..
 
totalpackage said:
We are ALL interested to see how well this version of Meso kicks in the energy/focus dept and the only
way to find out is to experience it and leave a detailed review so others can get an idea what to expect.:)
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This makes a lot of sense to me.
 
So who scared their way to some mesomorph?
 
If anyone saw the weather outside right now its scary.
we are in a tornado warning and have 3-4" of standing water outside. Guard rails were taken right off the side of the highway and projected into the middle of the street hitting cars. Bunch of trees fell down and lots of cars stuck in flooding.

The rain/weather in the north east is unreal right now.

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The Solution said:
If anyone saw the weather outside right now its scary.
we are in a tornado warning and have 3-4" of standing water outside. Guard rails were taken right off the side of the highway and projected into the middle of the street hitting cars. Bunch of trees fell down and lots of cars stuck in flooding.

The rain/weather in the north east is unreal right now.

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Stay safe, we had a tornado come through town a couple weeks ago here. Luckily it didn't do much damage and there weren't any injuries.
 
rascal14 said:
Stay safe, we had a tornado come through town a couple weeks ago here. Luckily it didn't do much damage and there weren't any injuries.
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They set up a few buildings by the police station for safety shelters due to the storm.

My drive home from the mall took 35 minutes instead of 10 because cars were stuck in water and all the power was out. No road lights worked so it was like playing Yahtzee with which car goes first. Never a fun game to play in the pitch black
 
totalpackage said:
The way she looks I think she needs a dose of Meso with DMAA to help scare the demon out of her ;)
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You go ahead and try to get that dose to her while I grab some rosary beads, pour holy water in my shaker cup while I look for the tub she has stashed somewhere.
 
Aftermath of storm last night

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2 people died as they got trapped in their basement and were stuck underwater. We also had a small tornado touch down for a brief minute around the area.

Was absolutely crazy
 
Glad to hear that you are okay Bob!
 
I second this.^^^

I'm glad you made it through it and I will say a prayer for those two lost. Life is a very fragile thing. It's easy to forget that.
 
boflex78 said:
1. Any update on the winners?

2. Glad to see you survived the storm Bob.
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Actually yes, I'm sorry to keep you guys hanging. Winners will be chossen very shortly. We are having a problem keeping this stuff in stock so we are trying to scoop them up when we can for you guys.
 
NurseGray said:
Actually yes, I'm sorry to keep you guys hanging. Winners will be chossen very shortly. We are having a problem keeping this stuff in stock so we are trying to scoop them up when we can for you guys.
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No worries, I know we are all curious and excited to be able to give this a go!
 
boflex78 said:
No worries, I know we are all curious and excited to be able to give this a go!
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I appreciate the support and I promise it won't disappoint.
 
We won't be upset if you pick now and ship later. ;)
 
Scary things 2.0 - winning a contest but delayed shipping of said winnings haha OH THE HORROR
 
booneman77 said:
Scary things 2.0 - winning a contest but delayed shipping of said winnings haha OH THE HORROR
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The Horror will be if I don't get one of these tubs!

ACTUALLY... FORGET HORROR!!!!! TERROR is more like it! ;)
 
Okay how about this one... A little SciFi, a little Horror, and all old school cheesiness at it's best.


C.H.U.D!

Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers!!!!


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