do you play any musical instruments? have u been learning japanese?

:) I really plan to! It's part of a series of concerts by "northern" artists, at a local culture hall. I already saw Triakel (do you know them? You should!), and there will be Anna-Maria (Iceland), Adna (Sweden), Kati Salo (Finland), and finally Árstíðir. Do you know any of those, apart from Árstíðir, and can recommend them? Maybe I should go see them all.

Alright then. What sort of books do you like? :)

I love that song too. On a different note, do you like Cyberpunk/Sci-Fi? I found a great book that I would totally recommend to read.

Boo! :D

Hey! :P

Such a peacefull song! Thank you, Primer Number! You know, "Prime number" reminds me of Cube (1997) a reaaaally good film which I truly recommend. Is kinda thriller-suspense. Take a look if you are a movie person :) (I just saw in your profile you are)

Behemoth is more "controvertial", I like the lyric style. They have lyrics not only about Hebrews or Christians, but also about Sumerians (the first civilization that has writing)
When you say "I like Eluveitie already" means you knew them before? :) Or now you like it because of the song I linked you? (sorry for my missinterpretations)

To know about the story of the Hebrews (King David, Salomon, etc, etc) I read "The bible unearthed" by Finkelstein. I just googled it (for translation :P) and seems like you will find a .pdf or something to read it :)
It was really interesting.

I studied Hebrews as a subject, together with Sumerians, Babilonians, Asirians, etc.
Now I'm studying ancient Greece and Rome :)
(My career is history, btw)

And my specialization will be about the early Christianism and the coexistance between it and Paganism. But feel free to ask whatever you want, perhaps I can help you, and if I don't know the answer, the subject is still interesting :D

Hello over there!
Let me tell you I'm really into the Hebrew mythology (or religion? :O), the Kabbalah and the roots of Jerusalem, Palestine, etc, since I studied the Western Asia in the 2nd and 1st millenium b.C. :)
There's this Polish band, Behemoth, which might be... difficult to listen :D but it's interested in the Sumerians, Hebrews, Christians, etc.
So take a look at the lyrics of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnTL1L8a6YI

Now, talking about what people "should" listen, I'd totally recomend Eluveitie, a folk metal band from Switzerland and they sing about the Gauls, the Celts in Galia in the first century b.C. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb8WGig0MLU

Slava! :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIjFMccr4kc a song that everyone walking on Earth should hear! :D

I think a virtual high five doesn't work if it's coming from only one side, so... virtual high five from me, too!