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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Mohs Scale of Rock and Metal Hardness page states that "Anything beyond 11 = Noise." This implies that there is, indeed, a Level 12, but none of the music noise that would be catagorized as such can be listed. What Harry plays on Fuckslayer is above this...so impossibly extreme that it manages to warp the universe even more, which is why the story gets even crazier after the second chapter. Throughout the story, music with hardness levels as high as 14 and even 15 are played, which is now possible because the limit to music hardness has been broken. |