What are you listening to now ?

Nathyn said:
God Forbid, by POD? It just dropped on MySpace.

-Nate
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Oh my goodness, this song in question looks like a capsule that contains something interesting. I do believe I mentioned this pod shaped song on this social networking website called MySpace where a multitude of pedophiles and other generally creepy and emo people hang out and make e-friends which are more important that regular people friends. But this song looks like a pod still.

(My take on that sentence)
 
JConnors said:
Huh?
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Official meaning:

“Pulling a Penguin” Pronunciation: [pen-gwin] –noun

1. Term originally coined by Tom Marshall [1] on the online Internet Filmmakers Forum known as DVXuser, in Liu of the actions of the member Nick Lane alias Conspiracy Penguin. The act of “pulling a Penguin” refers to bringing to light an old thread; sometimes this can lead to confusion amongst other members. The term can be augmented with a phrase to indicate how old the thread is, examples include the use of “Mega Penguin” to denote a very old thread, as well as the use of “Wee Penguin” to denote a slightly old thread and other general combinations of that nature.


[1] Posted on 07-23-2008, 09:26 PM, Thread ID 23901, Page 4, Post 34
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Raptor365 said:
Can you say that in English?
I have no idea what that gibberish means.
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Excuse me [clears throat]. I am listening to an amusing and incredibly awesome musical ditty named "God Forbid" by a group of fine young musicians that go by the name POD which is an acronym for "Payable On Death". This particular single (referring to one song usually from an album or group of songs) was just released on MySpace, which is what is called a social networking site where various different people connect with one another generally based on similar interested. On that site "bands" (singing groups) are able to "upload" (technical jargon for placing something on a "server" ergo said things can be retrieved later in various digital ways), songs and others can (if allowed) download (more technical jargon, visave how one would retrieve something that is uploaded), and listen to said song. I hope that clears up the confusion.

-Nate
 
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