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i don't do this often, and i hope it's doesn't make people worry about me, but
i like to read about serial killers.
yup.
This is awesome, Mel!!!
I used to think I was the only one. I also used to love sites like "True Crime Library" and so forth. I'd come home from work and relax... by reading about infamous criminals...
But this is partially because back when I was in school, I wanted to be a criminal psychologist, and I wanted to specialize in serial killers and the most off-the wall crimes (in the hopes of learning how to prevent others from going the same route.)
hmm...
well, I often go out on ███████ where travel to remote high ███████ , often times in ████████ zones. My goal is usually ████████ extraction, or the recovering of sensitive information or equipment, such as the next ██████████ of ███████ technology that the ███████ Government managed to extracted from the ███ servers. After parachuting onto the roof of the ████████ of ███████ building, I had to break through the locks on the elevator service door, the ████ ███████ I brought. After getting inside I made my way down to server room. I wiped the data from the servers, mission complete, and made my way out. I had to sneak across the boarder into █████ for recovery.
Definitely one of my favorite hobbies.
Okay I'm finished. Mostly because I got tired of typing out tags.[/QUOTE]
Thank you. I was having xkcd overload. Too much of a good thing.
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Bonus points if you figure out what song that music goes to. Triple bonus points if you don't kill the author after figuring it out.![]()



I was kind of hoping someone would discover what it is, maybe by playing it on a keyboard to figure it out. It's Rick Astley's "Never gonna give you up." This comic marks a first, rick-rolling via sheet music.I'd say it looks like Abba, "Knowing Me Knowing You" in the wrong key, slightly embellished for elevators, with Ross Valory improvising the bass line. In a world where many purveyors of three chord rock and roll decimated music, though, a snippet is too fragmentary, if somebody isn't familiar with the work. So maybe just spill it, unless it's something more frightening than Abba, in which case, weigh keeping it to yourself? For the safety of the author? And the planet?
I was kind of hoping someone would discover what it is, maybe by playing it on a keyboard to figure it out. It's Rick Astley's "Never gonna give you up." This comic marks a first, rick-rolling via sheet music.![]()
Um... Rick-rolling is a meme. It was a fad for a while to trick people into clicking on links purporting to be any number of things, but that really redirected them to a recording of Rick Astley's song.
Why people did this, I have no idea. But it explains the song being in the comic.
I knew it. I can barely read notes, and I wasn't going to put it out there...I was kind of hoping someone would discover what it is, maybe by playing it on a keyboard to figure it out. It's Rick Astley's "Never gonna give you up." This comic marks a first, rick-rolling via sheet music.![]()