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Title: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-01, 10:17 So you think a Phoenix typing on a PC, playing video games is strange? Think it's strange that he likes heavy metal music? Well you've not yet heard Hatebeak (http://www.reptilianrecords.com/reptilian/hatebeek.html) then, have you? And if you haven't yet heard Hatebeak, then you can listen to a clip of Beak of Putrefaction (http://mirror.randomfoo.net/boingboing/200406/Hatebeak%20-%20Beak%20of%20Putrefaction%20-%20God%20of%20Empty%20Nest.mp3) for free. And you thought I was evil? Fear this parrot! :evil:
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Moshman on 2006-01-01, 10:26 Nani? birds don't play music, at least not with intention. It's like when people get all sentimental about the elaphant orchastras. *shudders I don't think a guy called Phoenix couldn't type on a PC. ;)
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-01, 10:30 And I didn't think hairless monkeys could fly to the moon either, but I got over it. -_-
Now bow down before the evil Beak of Doom! Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Moshman on 2006-01-01, 10:32 In your dreams poser. ;)
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-01, 10:33 *taunts*
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Lopson on 2006-01-01, 22:31 My bird could kick your or this parrot's butt anytime & anywhere.
BIRDS SUCK! Oh yeah! :D Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-02, 05:23 If we suck, why are you bragging on your bird then, hmm? Besides, no bird would ever attack me, nor I them.
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Lopson on 2006-01-02, 10:24 Well, yeah... I forgot you were In Flames. Probably my bird wouldn't attack you.
About the other thing, that's an exception. I have him for some time now, I can't get rid of it! That would be dumb. Also, I'm joking about hating birds. But that was obvious... wasn't it? Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-02, 11:44 That's a common misconception. I am not perpetually on fire or else it would be hard to go anywhere without setting anything and everything ablaze... (kind of like Rob when he's playing on Central)
No what I meant was I would never willingly harm another bird. They know me, and I know them. We are a part of each other, family in a sense, but it runs deeper than that in a way I cannot explain easily with words. Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Lopson on 2006-01-02, 13:54 Duh, that would be hard (being always on fire).
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Moshman on 2006-01-03, 02:13 Well it would be impossible for a bird to be on fire and still be alive. So that kind of rules out any relativity with when and when not.
Title: Re: Hatebeak Post by: Phoenix on 2006-01-03, 03:32 Never say something is impossible. After all, God made a bush burn without it being consumed by the flames.
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