Welcome believers of The Dark Carnival!

As many of you already know, the time for Armageddon is almost here.  There are a few who take a stand against the evil & corruption!  I am one of those few.  We are called prophets.  We work for the Dark Carnival, spreading illumination to those in need.  

 Thought For the Month!

I believe one day that I will walk with the dead.  Not judging them but carrying out their sentences.  I will hold my Hatchet high and proud.  I will be escorting those who lived there lives correctly to Shangri-La.  Smiling and praising the whole way to the end.

Something to try this Month!

This trick is for the Juggalo's of the world that like to have a little fun with their boys.  I first learned of this trick while I was soaring on DXM.  This trick represents the effects of DXM, and it also gives you a very nice kaleidoscope effect for those who enjoy light shows.

Equipment and Setup.                                                     First thing to do is get a video camera and a television, and feed the output of the camera into the TV. Point the video camera at the TV, turn on the date display on the camera (to provide some sort of "sensory input"), and turn the brightness down on the TV. Adjust the zoom on the camera to roughly include the entire TV screen. You will notice one or two copies of the date/time digits appearing, but overall the picture still looks like a video of a TV screen inside a screen (or two).

As you increase the brightness on the TV, however, something interesting begins to happen. Eventually, the feedback becomes self-sustaining, and you can get extremely complex, self-reinforcing patterns which take hold and maintain themselves. The entire picture begins to turn into abstract blobs and colors. As you adjust the zoom, you will find a stable point where you can wave your hand in front of the screen and the effects of this "sensory input" will ripple through the system, mutating constantly but never really leaving. This also makes a very fascinating trip toy.

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