Is P2P the next Archive.org? Here is an artist releasing an album exclusively on Demonoid:

In relation to: "You live once more! Welcome back Demonoid!", here is an excerpt from TorrentFreak:

"Xihilisk is one of the many artist who use BitTorrent as one of their main distribution platforms, and for a good reason. BitTorrent makes it possible to reach millions of people at once, at zero cost.

Being a dedicated user of Demonoid, Xihilisk is used to sharing his (and probably others) music. His previous 10 albums are all available for free on BitTorrent. However, he decided to release his latest album “EPTwo Special Edition”, exclusively on the popular BitTorrent tracker Demonoid.

This move seems to be counterintuitive, since an exclusive release on Demonoid will limit the audience. On the other hand, the album wont be exclusive for a long time. In fact, it’s the nature of p2p and BitTorrent that such releases soon spread to other sites..."

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this is true realization of a shitty office meeting and a guest attendee with some gas trouble

This is true realization of a shitty office meeting and a guest attendee with some gas trouble: A GOOD Prank:

Thanks Daley, a good start to the morning [Daley Ponderings]

furry soldier - evil squirrels

As easy and as tempting as they may make it to fall sides to the fur, let this picture of horrid remind you the pressure of the temptation they have the ability to hand out...