Dystopia

I'm going to insert my responses to avoid stretching the page XD



Appendix A:

By definition, indie is independent. Do you dislike it when something independent becomes mainstream? Even if they get to keep their identity when they do so? Food for thought.

Appendix B:

I like to think of the XBox 360 as the XBox 360 degrees. They spun all the way around and kept doing the same things wrong... if not more things. RedRngOfDEATHHHHHHHHHH

Nice to meet you.

i find your energy at the wee hours of the morning to be both admirable and intriguing. i just woke up to get ready for work and it took me a few minutes of staring blankly at the screen before i could process all the letters.
i think that indie music is is a loaded term, but when you drop it, 100 far lamer genre-titles come into play. i'm not an annoying music-snob who hates things just because they become popular, although i'm pretty good at not liking things.
thank you for the in-depth reply and sharing in your infinite wisdom.

A: What happened to your eyebrows?
B: What the frick is wrong with yellow?

Oh, and welcome to the boards and all of that usual stuff...

i am not entirely sure why i hate yellow so much, but it ignites a visceral anger response. okay, so that's probably an exaggeration, but i hate the damn colour, haha.
oh, and to the eyebrow thing - as you can probably tell, i shave my nearly non-existent eyebrows and draw them in with eyeliner. i'm aware some people aren't a big fan of the look i tend to go for, like with most of my piercings, but i like it, so i don't really mind.
thanks for the welcome!

jedi mind tricks, immortal technique, non-phixion, wu tang clan, and SPM at the top of the list, for sure.
i'm a big fan of anything that's chopped and screwed well, too.

i'm into non-american horror in general. if you like j-horror, give french horror a chance. my first recommendations: frontier(es) and haute tension.

So, I promised in my intro not long ago that I would give no n00b questions, but apparently, I lied.

I've run virus check, I've removed cookies, my computer is just as clean as it was before I installed ABrosia (and Python) today, and so far, I've failed Program Check over a dozen times. My firewalls are all turned off as well as my proxy program, and just to be safe, I uninstalled all of the files from both applications (Python and ABrosia) and reinstalled them, but nothing.

Any ideas on other troubleshooting? I hate to be a pain, but I didn't find any other tips so far. I'm running Windows Vista in admin, everything else seems to be working the same as usual.