The talking shows up on Audacity. One would think a decibel rise would be enough.
For context, I have no idea why they didn't delete the recording outright. One of them came back to turn the recorder off after about 2 hours and fifty minutes, seemingly to taunt me.
The movie covers a third of the actual story. It was made while the Manga was being published, so it left a ton out out of necessity. The biker gangs are more fleshed out, and there's a good amount of post apocalypse story telling. It is long as hell (2000+ pages), but there's still nothing like it.
Obligatory "Goodnight Punpun" recommendation. Also, the original Akira manga is a masterpiece, the movie doesn't do it justice (even though it's still pretty good).
Putting up posters is cheaper and less legally dubious.
Is 
running the Native American caucus again this year?
Have to disagree. "Rock Band" killed that one for me.
Death to "Low Fantasy", Long live "Magical Realism".
He's from Philly, so you know he's a fighter.
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This was in a place that I had been before and had experienced the same treatment, which us why I brought the recorder. I left my backpack in the spot I was sitting to get up for a few minutes and they rifled through it. They found it about an hour and a half in to the recording.