Until the Flawless Victory. One song out of nine from A Hellish Digest - Lifecide full length album. Enjoy. + Informações

Charizard rested on his back, rubbing his belly with a whole tribe of echidnas inside it. "It's ok, gurgle away, you'll be at peace inside my belly!" he sang, "One thing's funny, you're so yummy, and now I'll churn you up in my tummy! Slosh away, it's been a good day, but now it's time to digest you awwway!" With that final note, all the echidnas got digested as Charizard's fattened belly shrank. Suddenly, Knuckles emerged from the ground and barked "That's going too far!" "Why?" Charizard asked, getting up and patting his gut, "Echidnas like you are tasty, and are full of good nutrients." "That was MY new clan you ate!" yelled Knuckles. "And you're just in time for dessert." Charizard murred, letting out a firey belch. "I won't fall prey to your hellish stomach ever again!" the bad echidna. "I'll savor your flavor before I slosh you away again!" Charizard roared, licking his lips and getting ready to pounce.. + Informações

I've taken Psilocybin Mushrooms on four occasions now. The first two experiences were mild, akin to a very heavy marijuana high. The last two absolutely blew me away. This is a powerful powerful drug. It is not something I would recommend anyone use for recreational purposes. My 3rd, and most powerful, experience took place out in the woods and was easily the most spiritually significant experience of my life. I was curious how closely I could replicate the visual effects I experienced while looking into the woods. I highly recommend taking mushrooms out in nature. The experience is beyond comprehension. I felt the most reverent sense of primordial awe at the nature of reality. Closed eye visuals were another world altogether full of luminous bulbous yellow aliens who communicated ideas of love, compassion, and timelessness to me. A message I'm still trying to digest. This drug should not be taken lightly. Use only if you're of sound mind and body and in an embracing environment. My 4th trip brought me face to face with the most hellish and fear ridden realm I have ever experiences. Set and setting are important! Note: At one point during the trip I closed my eyes and literally saw the Alex Grey painting in this video. Was it something I would have seen had I not been exposed to his art? I don't know. But there it was, rendered exactly as you see it here. Interestingly, I saw it in full 3D...the faces went on seemingly forever. And the colors indeed cycled through like .... + Informações

In which we establish our foothold on the far side of the Hellish Highway, bringing with us more stuff than we can safely digest in one sitting, and discovering in the process just how tough it can sometimes be to decide on a proper building location. Minecraft may be found at (www.minecraft.net), and the wiki at (http The texture pack I'm using may be found at (www.minecraftforum.net. + Informações

Near-legendary BBC film dramatising the effects of a nuclear strike on Sheffield. Mick Jackson directs from 'Kes' writer Barry Hines' script Originally made for broadcast by the BBC, Threads is grimly educational and politically charged, much like Peter Watkins' comparable The War Game, which was made for and then banned by the corporation two decades earlier. The film tells of events leading up to, during and after a nuclear exchange between the East and West during the Cold War. The twist is, it's not shown through the eyes of politicians or soldiers, but through the experiences of a few ordinary families in Sheffield, plus some members of the local authorities. Initially it's like watching a slightly shaky soap opera - a young couple (Meagher and Dinsdale) discuss marriage after she gets pregnant. Their parents (Brierly and May, and Moxon and Broughton) carp on about it and everything's fairly grim up north. But in the background on radio reports and TV news broadcasts there are accounts of the escalating tensions between the USSR and USA as Soviet forces invade Iran. The first 45-minutes deal with people preparing for a possible nuclear conflict, trying to keep normal lives going as they build - to modern eyes - the ludicrously hopeful home-made shelters that government pamphlets advised, much like in Raymond Briggs' 'When The Wind Blows' (itself made into a film in 1986). The second half of Threads covers the days and years that pass after the bombs fall on Britain .... + Informações

Complete audio book of the timeless horror classic, Call of Cthulhu. Added transcript / CC's 7/11/11. + Informações

Lifetime Misfortune & Consequences. One song out of nine from A Hellish Digest - Lifecide full length album. Enjoy. + Informações

Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Bob Neufeld. Common Sense free audiobook at Librivox: librivox.org Common Sense free eBook at Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org Common Sense at Wikipedia: goo.gl View a list of all our videobooks: www.ccprose.com. + Informações