Stormbringer

^ Hahaha awesome! It's like if it was a machine flipping those things 

^ You have to try it on a old record you don't care much for but needs a good cleaning.

But I don't have any old records that I don't care about of my own 

^ Then you must buy one and try this experiment sir...for the sake of science!

^ That would be a better idea

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Recording day!

The gear:

Shepherd Studios

The gear...

Hey amigo I bought some Funyuns today so you know exactly what they are and so I have an excuse to eat them

But we don't have those here 

^ Oh man you are missing out! That snack is amazing to munch on when the salty cravings hit.

For those situations I have these

^ Keep that away from my Ramitas or better start watching your Funyuns 

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Well, time for some music: this time I recorded a cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps by The Beatles.

Hope you enjoy it, and feel free to share it if you happen to like it

Don't you dare get near my Funyuns!!!

Ah dude just listened to your new video Man, amazing work once again bud, really, keep up the good work sir

OMFG I am sharing this with everyone, just watch plz

^ Guess he wanted to share his nuts.

^ 

Don't you dare get near my Funyuns!!!

Ah dude just listened to your new video Man, amazing work once again bud, really, keep up the good work sir

OMFG I am sharing this with everyone, just watch plz
 

 

Your Funyuns will be fine as long as my Ramitas are safe.

Thanks bud! Glad you liked it!

WTF that animal!!       

Fair deal, you have my word on that then let's snack in peace

Shall I hand you my scissors bud?

That is one f'in horny squirrel dude. He was ramming that camera like a carpenter hammers his nails

I found that book IV of 'The Eagles of Rome' has been released as of late.  It is historical fiction about the rise and fall of Arminus.  This culminates in the battle of Teutoburg forest.  It's a well drawn and written piece with the author clearly being an enthusiast of Roman history and culture. If you read it, tell me how it is.  I don't specialize in rome, but I think these comics are quite entertaining and satisfying.

Here are all four books, for free (cbr):

http://uploaded.net/file/y9tgq75r

http://rg.to/file/525218d276b91fd432c7fbd9a9203f28
http://terafile.co/98b9543922a6
http://www.filefactory.com/file/18tep0z93rvj/

http://www.magazinedown.com/The-Eagles-of-Rome---Vol--1-3_82334.html

When you read about roman history, you root for the Romans or for their enemies? (The Germans, the Gauls, Carthage, etc...?) or are you ambivalent?

For those situations I have these

 

I must say though the formation of those yellow structures kind of reminds me of my nana's place with all the hay barrels and all. What even is this?  

Fair deal, you have my word on that then let's snack in peace

 

Shall I hand you my scissors bud?

 

That is one f'in horny squirrel dude. He was ramming that camera like a carpenter hammers his nails

Scissors? Why scissors?   What are you trying to say? 

I found that book IV of 'The Eagles of Rome' has been released as of late.  It is historical fiction about the rise and fall of Arminus.  This culminates in the battle of Teutoburg forest.  It's a well drawn and written piece with the author clearly being an enthusiast of Roman history and culture. If you read it, tell me how it is.  I don't specialize in rome, but I think these comics are quite entertaining and satisfying.

 

Here are all four books, for free (cbr):

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.magazinedown.com/The-Eagles-of-Rome---Vol--1-3_82334.html

 

 

When you read about roman history, you root for the Romans or for their enemies? (The Germans, the Gauls, Carthage, etc...?) or are you ambivalent?

Looks really interesting! I just downloaded it, I'll read it soon. And I'll read about the actual events too so I have a better idea about them when reading the comics.

When I started reading Roman history I definitely rooted for the Romans. Now I try to be more neutral when reading history, be it Rome or any other subject.

 

For those situations I have these

 

I must say though the formation of those yellow structures kind of reminds me of my nana's place with all the hay barrels and all. What even is this?

 

That's a salty snack made of wheat flour. 

And they're great!!