#nuke from orbit

[babyspacebatclone]

So, quick quiz.

Which of these two individuals is most likely to nuke you from orbit?

Consider all factors: possession of orbital cannon, functionality of orbital canon, willingness to use, etc.

[themysteriousmissfey]

finally cracked open my copy of scarlet (thanks again for the gift my love, i love you) and so far my only #review is GET ME OUT OF THIS COMPLETELY SWAGLESS SCHOOL UNIFORM AAAAAAAAAAA

[noise-eternal]

Nuke From Orbit - Mutual Assured Destruction

What we got here is an ep packed to the brim with sludgy, black metallic crust, with misspelt song titles in the package. The music has at least a little potential though, just wished it could have been tighter and with more intensity. A much rawer production had served the songs well too. Which can get a bit stale and this not really fit the music, more speed is on my wishlist.

The Gothenburg band should glance at bands like This Gift Is A Curse which does this thing much better.

4/10

[keyofshadows]

Someone down the street put a stone Christmas angel up in their front yard. It looks really out of place with the rest of the decorations. Why Why would you do that There's a Weeping Angel near my house send help

[keyofshadows]

I've got two of the old versions. They annoy me to death (Volume control, what a concept!) and terrify my poor cats, but I still want one of these. Or two. My brother could do with having them left outside his door/possibly hidden in his closet. I am truly an evil soul.

[ltw-todayilearned]

Forcing a Spotlight reindex

Every now and again, one's Spotlight index will occasionally drop the /Applications folder, or the ~/Documents folder, or even corrupt entirely. When this happens, and all those blog posts that tell you to "add the whole disk to the 'Spotlight' prefpane and then remove" fail, you can load Terminal.app and run the following:

sudo mdutil -i off / sudo mdutil -E / sudo mdutil -i on /

This will disable and re-enable the Spotlight indexes, forcing a re-index.

This post comes to you entirely thanks to @jasoncodes. (His blog is up and running now - check it out!)