The Next Album (expectations / desires)
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Ardius
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gulranek said:No offense to you, Ardius, but I find this a load of BS, the main clue being that the set will be "mixed about a bit each night". That will never happen on a Maiden tour. Also the 13 dates posted on an unofficial site that has no connection to the Maiden community kind of contradict Rod's official statement about only 2 UK shows in 2 years.
No offense taken and point taken.
Deano said:
Nah, it goes:
Tables, Forms, Reports
Marcros, Queries, Relationships, do it all again!
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There goes the kernel, it's been up whole day
There goes the core, it's now in the dump
Out for the debug, we've just got to d-trace it
That broken module, fix'n'recompile
Mark all those sysctls and run through the hashes
Check every pointer, no memory to waste
Gathering data from all those assemblies
Gotta get it fixed before 8 A.M.
Patching, compiling, crashing
Debugging, tracing, crashing, all over again
Code, live to compile, compile to live, do or die
Code, live to complie, compile to live, UNIX high.
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And this little poem of mine is exactly how kernel programming under BSD UNIX works
There goes the core, it's now in the dump
Out for the debug, we've just got to d-trace it
That broken module, fix'n'recompile
Mark all those sysctls and run through the hashes
Check every pointer, no memory to waste
Gathering data from all those assemblies
Gotta get it fixed before 8 A.M.
Patching, compiling, crashing
Debugging, tracing, crashing, all over again
Code, live to compile, compile to live, do or die
Code, live to complie, compile to live, UNIX high.
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And this little poem of mine is exactly how kernel programming under BSD UNIX works
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Genghis Jackie Chan
Ranko
I'll shoot the gunner first!
Zare said:There goes the kernel, it's been up whole day
There goes the core, it's now in the dump
Out for the debug, we've just got to d-trace it
That broken module, fix'n'recompile
Mark all those sysctls and run through the hashes
Check every pointer, no memory to waste
Gathering data from all those assemblies
Gotta get it fixed before 8 A.M.
Patching, compiling, crashing
Debugging, tracing, crashing, all over again
Code, live to compile, compile to live, do or die
Code, live to complie, compile to live, UNIX high.
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And this little poem of mine is exactly how kernel programming under BSD UNIX works
This is brilliant!
Dead Boss said:
Haha, no worries. Aces is a most different term to access, but I can see the confusion. These clowns will behave now.
Clowns! Behave!
Forostar
Ancient Mariner
I just learnt that downloading has another disadvantage:
Besides not hearing the lyrics well, it's also possible that "download"-people don't read (well) either. They miss the booklet and in some cases don't even care to look them up on internet. Or in some other cases they don't even read the filename of their mp3.
And I thought it is almost impossible to make that mistake. I still can't believe it.
Besides not hearing the lyrics well, it's also possible that "download"-people don't read (well) either. They miss the booklet and in some cases don't even care to look them up on internet. Or in some other cases they don't even read the filename of their mp3.
And I thought it is almost impossible to make that mistake. I still can't believe it.
LooseCannon said:
I hear and obey
Wait, don't let Perun know there are clowns here-- he hates them!
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Ardius
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Forostar said:
Indeed, I believe Weird Al Yankovic in particular hates this because pretty much every parody song ever created gets mis-attributed to him.
Put on top of that, that even online music shops occasionally spell things wrong or there's the ones that use user-input to allow people to have their music automatically named for them, like Windows Media Player and iTunes, which frequently spell things wrong.
Invader
Ancient Mariner
Hell, you should have seen my first Maiden MP3s. Half of them were mislabelled as the wrong song completely. I recall having a 6-minute Rime of the Ancient Mariner that probably was Powerslave, a Hallowed Be Thy Name that was labelled as The Number of the Beast, and a Phantom of the Opera that I never found out what it really was. I also had Brave New World and Fear of the Dark as cover versions and it took me forever to realise they weren't by Maiden. 
To this day, I have a few albums with a few wrongly labelled tracks that I haven't bothered to fix. And this is precisely why I no longer download from P2P programs or torrents.
To this day, I have a few albums with a few wrongly labelled tracks that I haven't bothered to fix. And this is precisely why I no longer download from P2P programs or torrents.
Dead Boss said:
LooseCannon said:
Hey, I just noticed that you didn't explain why it was 'Aces'. Correct me, but I think its 'Aces High', cause an Ace is one that has had so many kills or some such. I'm sure our resident expert on military history could clarify.
Ardius
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Wasted155 said:
To be a fighter "ace", you need to have 4 kills. That's all. Its only 4 because in the early days of air warfare you were lucky to get back in one piece let alone have 1 kill. It still applies nowadays, because pilots rarely see enough action to get that many kills.
Because the song is about the Battle of Britain, and specifically from the perspective of the RAF, its referring to fighter aces fighting high in the sky.
5 kills, Ardius. 5 kills.