ewwwwwww man-blob

I don't trust anything that can bleed for a week and not die, that's why I have buttsex.

If booty is a crime, call me a feind (fiend?... whatever)

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]If booty is a crime, call me a feind (fiend?... whatever)[/QUOTE]
I before e except after c.

There are so many exceptions to that rule, though.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]There are so many exceptions to that rule, though.[/QUOTE]
Only something to do with a, like neighbor or weigh.

Rules are gay.

Yeah, I'm too punx to conform to the system of grammar.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]There are so many exceptions to that rule, though.[/QUOTE]
Except sounding like "A" as in neighbour and weigh.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]Yeah, I'm too punx to conform to the system of grammar.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, so are alot of people on this forum.

[QUOTE=Anarcho Poser]I before e except after c.[/QUOTE]

Reign

The only i before e except after c exception that does not carry an "ay" (like weigh") or an "eh" (like foreign) sound is weird.

[QUOTE=mole]Reign[/QUOTE]
that has an "ay" sound.

I'm gonna go watch the sun set. It's pretty. Especially after you drink beer and your own piss.

haha look at whats on wikipedia:

[QUOTE] Christianization (fourth wave of ska)
The 1990s saw the creation of a fourth wave of ska, basically an offshoot of the third wave. It is the commencement of the appearance of Christian Ska. Occasionally construed to be a mixture of straightedge rock, in the sense that vulgarity and peace were weighty issues, and ska-punk, Christian Ska bands, like the Supertones and Five Iron Frenzy emerged into the popular music scene. Christian Ska, however, is not nearly as popular as the other three styles, in the sense of the mass-media being intrested, mostly a result of is sounding so dissimilar to the original style.
[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Silvermedalmafia]that has an "ay" sound.[/QUOTE]
As I said, foreign and weird.

Primero
Poker
Gambling
Euphemism
Doublespeak
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Richard Burton
BBC
BBC Radio
John Peel
PUNK ROCK!

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]haha look at whats on wikipedia:[/QUOTE]

Catch 22 have a gon called riding the 4th wave.

Therefore, Catch 22 are the only 4th wave band.

Because I SAID SO.

But then some people call Leftover Crack and Choking Victim 4th wave. Does that mean they're christians?

I like how Leftover Crack and Chocking Victim are the same thing.

They are victims of choking on the word of Jesus, our holy savior and son of the Lord.

I think Streetlight Manifesto/BOTAR are about as close to 4th Wave as we're gonna get...until the Powers That Decide These Sorts of Things proclaims the [b]4TH ERA OF SKA[/B].

There's got to be a gap before a new wave can happen. Or a huge style change like grind-ska.

Streetlight Manifesto just completely transcend ska though, I dunno...If more bands followed in their wake, I would not be the least bit upset. [i]Numb[/i], to me, was like when the Pistols first started performing, except for ska...Ska Ground Zero. I dunno, I'm rambling and they're one of my favorite bands so whatever.

Leftover Crack is pretty much metalish ska.

Leftover Crack sucks chode.

Leftover Crack > DrGolovaCroxby

i got my license today, BITCHES!!!

[QUOTE=TheNowhereman42]Leftover Crack > DrGolovaCroxby[/QUOTE]
More wrong words have never been spoken/posted.

ok that makes more sense