Terry A. Davis / TempleOS Video Archive

Terry practices drumming on a piece of paneling to a variety of TempleOS generated songs.

TAD watches a cultural dance in his room and gives it a go himself.

One of TAD's TempleOS-generated hymns called "Silently". A unique thing about nearly all the music and lyrics in the TempleOS catalogue is that many of them are generated at random by the random number generator code that lies at the core of a surprising number of TempleOS features. Unlikely to hit the top 10 charts any time soon, but without this TempleOS just wouldn't be TempleOS.

Terry, the man, the musical legend, once again practices drumming on a piece of wood paneling as a practice pad while rocking out to the divine beats emitted by TempleOS. It is unclear whether he is still in heavy competition with Mister Derek, but it wouldn't surprise me in the least.

Once again, TAD accompanies the holy melodies of TempleOS using a board as a drum practice pad, but this time with a jacket on instead of going full shirtless hair band with it. This is all because, of course, he must compete with Mister Derek, because Derek is a man he has to compete with (of course!).

TAD plays his mini drum set that sounds like timbales with an ashtray attached. This time he goes it fully solo with no assistance from the divine sounds of TempleOS. This was all prompted because nothing broke and he's going to be careful.

Terry accompanies the holy melodies of TempleOS on a block of wood used as a drum practice pad.

TAD livestreams as he plays with the music editing facility he has built into TempleOS.

What it says on the tin: TAD uses a board as a drum practice pad, though it is unclear what rudiments or cadences he is intending to practice.

TAD shows off an HTMLizer in TempleOS that simplifies exporting code or documents from TempleOS to a public website for display.

Terry contemplates the relative discomfort of prisons and hospitals, CIA goons drilled an extra hole in his tooth, porn poisons your mind, family formation is an evolved survival trait that arose from dumb horny behavior, women are wicked, God is perfectly just, eating monk food to reduce pleasures improves your health but he feels he is off the charts on drinking too much soda for pleasure, God is bored out of his mind so watching prisoners shank each other is probably more pleasing to him than watching shut-in men playing fake video games while they waste their lives away, and do you love God or are you selfish?

Terry takes a trip to the store after having a few. With his glasses taped to his head.

Terry slap drums the song "Good Times, Bad Times" while singing (shirtless, in true classic rock drummer form).

Terry and another man (I assume his father) discuss a prayer called the Divine Mercy, Andrew Jackson being shot and surviving, duels, and various other subjects before praying.

Terry wants to party with Jan in Valhalla. This involves lounging drunk on a bed reading about the invasion of Sennacherib, getting an annoying hand cramp, and drunk singing to the ceiling.

Terry finger drums along with and reacts to a few songs. First is Nine Inch Nails song "Closer" where TAD lets us know they are wrong to not respect the balance between exultation and humility. Next comes Nirvana's "Lithium", where we catch the grace wave, but Terry still must dunk on the retard drummers. "Whittling on the front porch in a rocking chair" is clearly the inspiration he sought, and Terry could use a new keyboard, though he does have a nice new Remo practice pad.

TAD tells us about Charlemagne, authority comes from God (including random numbers), and everyone is an old-school Catholic now.

Terry tells us that the current idea of "law and order" is actually anarchy because it goes against an older natural order, and the secret to glory is bravery while the secret to exultation is humility.

TAD tells us it is time for cereal, his meds probably mess with his testosterone in the same way the dog has been castrated, undue gentleness might not be fitting for a man, he doesn't feel that he's mentally firing on all cylinders, he wants to practice drumming more, his opinion on endurance exercise has changed, and conscious muscle control sounds bad if you're running but probably good if he's drumming.

TAD talks about chess pieces being white or black not being a moral judgement on the pieces themselves, hippies wanting to be cool, Bill and Ted didn't want to accidentally destroy a civilization, and Old West culture reversed the archetypal heroic role from the emperor to the commoner.

TAD talks to the camera in his room about how tapeworms are shaped the same as toilet paper, a human could probably out run a T-rex, you never know how you look in other people's eyes, talking in third person is awkward, paraphrasing a Psalm is fine even though Jews obsess about being exact with scripture, and we prosecute blasphemy because God has feelings.

Terry dances to music in his room and plays with poses for the camera.

While walking through the neighborhood near some construction, TAD wonders if God is doing construction somewhere, how much effort He actually puts into creating things and serving justice, discusses the occasional discovery of new species, and states that God knows us well enough that His expectations of us are not as unrealistic as our own.

While walking through the neighborhood TAD talks about wanting to make the TempleOS website worthy of God to entertain him, one time God said to share Dianna, and maybe God has a better, more delightful planet somewhere (why would he waste his time with a screwed up one?).

Terry is annoyed that Dianne is a heathen coal burning slut and believes she needs some love from a true genius instead of sticking with her MIT brethren as MIT can only produce pussies,not trident missiles. Exultation is balanced with humility, dung beetles can really pack some shit, birds are God's natural harmonic oscillators, and fsck cockroaches.