Front Line Assembly submitted by azmodai

Front Line Assembly (or FLA for short) is a canadian Industrial act that has been around for years. I've been a fan of FLA for years so today I am going to share some of their tracks with you. Some of our forum peoples are fans of the industrial genre (help me out here Bain / Kensa ) and if you like the genre you may find FLA to your liking.

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Ratbikes - uglier than your binfase submitted by Ralphie

Ratbikes are an interesting sub genre of the bike modding scene, which I find really appealing. Basically, a ratbike is any bike thats been ridden to death, had the shit kicked out of it, thrown down a few streets at high speeds, rusted to shit etc, and patched up with whatever scrap metal and duct tape is at hand to keep it on the road, and loaded down with enough luggage and supplies to tour Siberia.

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Weekend Warriors submitted by Darkshaunz

I've been spending some quality time with my Xbox 360 recently. With Street Fighter IV and Resident Evil 5 greedily sucking my time like some kind of temporal ecstasy tunnel. I find myself calling my PC "that thing I use for Bleach hentai and Twelve forums" more and more in current times. It could be due to the fact that there aren't really many exciting PC titles coming in the horizon (BF1943 and COD4MW2 are too far away) and both Street Fighter and Resident Boobs Locator are just so damned good.

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A Twelve Best Buy submitted by Docilus

It's late at night, you're alone and suffering from the fact you've just watched everything RedTube had to offer. Now what do you do? Be glad you remembered to buy this book:

Quote by New York Times: Knetter is a fucking screwball. He really should be committed. Before it's too late.

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Solve an Every Day Dilemma - Street/Train Drinking submitted by Fork

Hypothetically, Mr Darkshaunz and Willy (pictured above) are going out for a night on the town.

To avoid losing $300 on overpriced and watered down drinks at the bar it is obvious they want to have a buzz going before they reach their destination.

However, there is a 45 minute train ride before you meet up with friends.
That is 45 minutes in a confined 'food and drink free' space.
With the potential to have transit guards patrolling the carriages.

What tips can you give the two gentlemen above how to drink alcohol on the train without getting caught?

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