I went to the anti-craft website and read their thing on the difficulty levels. I laughed that their maximum difficulty level description makes references to the lyrics of Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar album and flips those lyrics to make them funny and non-threatening.
As in "AntiCraft Superstar Multicolored motif work, complex laces, advanced cables, the ability to rewrite patterns in a single bound, and other craft skillz as needed.
the time has come for bitter things the time has come it is quite clear our anticraft superstar do you think you're what they say you are?"
The actual Marilyn lyrics are "Prick your finger, it is done the moon has now eclipsed the sun. The angel has spread its wings, the time has come for bitter things. The time has come it is quite clear our Antichrist is almost here."
Just a little bit of random trivia from a music geek that found that interesting.
That site also makes a subtle Nirvana reference with the "Heart shaped box" thing as well. Kind of cool. Is it an alt-culture site overall or just with it's music references?
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Date: 2007-02-26 06:41 am (UTC)From:I went to the anti-craft website and read their thing on the difficulty levels.
I laughed that their maximum difficulty level description makes references to the lyrics of Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar album and flips those lyrics to make them funny and non-threatening.
As in "AntiCraft Superstar
Multicolored motif work, complex laces, advanced cables, the ability to rewrite patterns in a single bound, and other craft skillz as needed.
the time has come for bitter things
the time has come it is quite clear
our anticraft
superstar
do you think you're what they say you are?"
The actual Marilyn lyrics are "Prick your finger, it is done the moon has now eclipsed the sun. The angel has spread its wings, the time has come for bitter things.
The time has come it is quite clear our Antichrist is almost here."
Just a little bit of random trivia from a music geek that found that interesting.
That site also makes a subtle Nirvana reference with the "Heart shaped box" thing as well. Kind of cool. Is it an alt-culture site overall or just with it's music references?