what's the song that's constantly playing on and on inside the black hole until the end of time?

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Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:01am

spaghetti noodles don't have ears but maybe i can still feel the acoustic waves brushing against my grotesquely stretched out skin.

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SophieSkyrim1984 20 Jul @ 6:03am

On the road to nowhere

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Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:07am

Originally posted by SophieSkyrim1984:
On the road to nowhere

the inside of the black hole is the very definition of "nowhere" so that is definitely fitting.

salamander 20 Jul @ 6:19am

the soundtrack of event horizon, assuredly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaWH2NdZNw&ab_channel=SoundtrackSelections

Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:23am

Originally posted by salamander:
the soundtrack of event horizon, assuredly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaWH2NdZNw&ab_channel=SoundtrackSelections

makes sense. we crossed the event horizon a long time ago.

salamander 20 Jul @ 6:25am

Originally posted by Nülliflower:
Originally posted by salamander:
the soundtrack of event horizon, assuredly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaWH2NdZNw&ab_channel=SoundtrackSelections
makes sense. we crossed the event horizon a long time ago.

actually i change my answer, it is the DK rap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWSgsbWiX_g&ab_channel=frzi

his coconut gun fires in spurts, yes? this is what echoes through the infinite cosmos of a black hole.

Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:29am

Originally posted by salamander:
Originally posted by Nülliflower:
makes sense. we crossed the event horizon a long time ago.

actually i change my answer, it is the DK rap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWSgsbWiX_g&ab_channel=frzi

his coconut gun fires in spurts, yes? this is what echoes through the infinite cosmos of a black hole.

the black hole has no style and it has no grace, but nothing about it is funny.

salamander 20 Jul @ 6:30am

Originally posted by Nülliflower:
Originally posted by salamander:

actually i change my answer, it is the DK rap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWSgsbWiX_g&ab_channel=frzi

his coconut gun fires in spurts, yes? this is what echoes through the infinite cosmos of a black hole.
the black hole has no style and it has no grace, but nothing about it is funny.

being stretched thin across the infinite space like a piece of spaghetti is kind of funny. i wonder if some eldritch deity collects celestial objects pulled thin through black holes and makes a big plate of spaghetti out of them?

Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:37am

Originally posted by salamander:
Originally posted by Nülliflower:
the black hole has no style and it has no grace, but nothing about it is funny.

being stretched thin across the infinite space like a piece of spaghetti is kind of funny. i wonder if some eldritch deity collects celestial objects pulled thin through black holes and makes a big plate of spaghetti out of them?

i think the noodles would get burnt. not that it would stop the cosmic horrors from doing that, they aren't concerned about things like nutrients or carcinogens. and honestly, i think i'd rather end up on an eldritch abomination's plate than be trapped here for all eternity.

Last edited by Nülliflower; 20 Jul @ 6:40am

steven1mac 20 Jul @ 6:40am

https://youtu.be/Y6Kz6aXsBSs?list=RDY6Kz6aXsBSs

Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:41am

Originally posted by steven1mac:
https://youtu.be/Y6Kz6aXsBSs?list=RDY6Kz6aXsBSs

yes! i love soundgarden.

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salamander 20 Jul @ 6:45am

donkey kong again, but this time country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EETV2JNBhcc&ab_channel=Oxijinn

a lot of the music in DKC (especially 2) would sound very fitting as a soundtrack as you are stretched thin through a black hole.

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Nülliflower 20 Jul @ 6:51am

Originally posted by salamander:
donkey kong again, but this time country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EETV2JNBhcc&ab_channel=Oxijinn

a lot of the music in DKC (especially 2) would sound very fitting as a soundtrack as you are stretched thin through a black hole.

i agree, that song does sound like good music to explore the unknown to.

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