[QUOTE=BenJammin;13425747]I wanted to rep you for that, but I can't. :upset:

So take my imaginary rep and my sincerest lol.[/QUOTE]

It's okay. :)

Yeah, that's my favorite movie of all time.

So my mom has made muffins but I don't know how to get out there without people noticing my inebriation and the general smell of tequila on my breath...

[QUOTE=HELLonWHEELS;13425772]I watch a rediculous amount of movies. I mostly stay within a few genre's, but i really do enjoy a good movie. I do recomend The Departed is was the best movie i have seen all year.[/QUOTE]

:eek:

I haven't seen that many, but the best movie of the year for me is Lucky Number Slevin... actually, tied with that, from another genre, is Clerks 2. I loved that movie.

Best movie I have seen this year would be garden state. But I have reading to do, so I am out :wave:

lowsound

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13425787]:eek:

I haven't seen that many, but the best movie of the year for me is Lucky Number Slevin... actually, tied with that, from another genre, is Clerks 2. I loved that movie.[/QUOTE]

Those were both really good movies. I've never laughed so hard in my life as I did when I saw Clerks 2. When does that come out on DVD? I want to add it to my amazingly huge (read: I own 3) DVD collection.

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13425791]Those were both really good movies. I've never laughed so hard in my life as I did when I saw Clerks 2.[/QUOTE]

I saw it on opening night. :D

The whole theater was constantly laughing, which seems pretty rare. I can't remember that happening at any other movies I've been to, where more than a couple minutes couldn't go by without everyone breaking out laughing.

Score! Totally got some Nutty Bars.

Why are you drinking tequila, Andrew?

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13425787]:eek:

I haven't seen that many, but the best movie of the year for me is Lucky Number Slevin... actually, tied with that, from another genre, is Clerks 2. I loved that movie.[/QUOTE]

I haven't seen both of those movies, well i saw the first 15 minutes of lucky number slevin and all my friends went and saw clerks 2 without me and i didnt want to go to a movie theater alone.

[url]http://www.myspace.com/LouisvilleJanus[/url]


mmmm local music

saw them saturday

[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=VIh2JgJc5AU[/url]

Anyone want to dare me to go make a shandy now that my mums gone out?

>.>

hXc

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon;13425829]Score! Totally got some Nutty Bars.[/QUOTE]

Score totally got some OG Kush.

hey yall

That was an amazing gig...

so Ghost Mice is playing in SD next week.
and i don't have a ride.

:upset: + :( x100000000000 - :) = me

[QUOTE=sr800bkBassist;13426298]so Ghost Mice is playing in SD next week.
and i don't have a ride.

:upset: + :( x100000000000 - :) = me[/QUOTE]

When is it?

So stupid question, there's not a 6/7 or 7/6 time sig, right?

6/7, no. A 7th note would be incredibly hard to time. 7/6, I suppose it's possible. You'd have 7 dotted quavers in a bar, which again, would be darn hard to time.

Yeah it sounded ridiculous, I am just trying to figure out why the syllables are 6 and 7.
I think it's because six is 3 and seven is 4, since it's based on a waltz.

[QUOTE=The Brad;13426408]When is it?

So stupid question, there's not a 6/7 or 7/6 time sig, right?[/QUOTE]

the 16th. it's at the Che.

Yeah I am not driving you, I have a midterm due the next day. I'll probably be cramming.

I am analyzing a poem and it's entitled "My Papa's waltz" and each line is either six or seven syllables.
And since you "round up even numbers" I figure 7 could be 8 and then you divide each by 2 and get 3/4

Lunacy?

Morning all.



Pointless fact Number 317:

It is possible to "stain" your hands with wenge.

[QUOTE=The Brad;13426438]Yeah I am not driving you, I have a midterm due the next day. I'll probably be cramming.[/QUOTE]

hahahaha no worries.
I'LL JUST STEAL YOUR CAR.

But... it's the reason I rise in the morning. :(

[quote=The Brad;13426457]I am analyzing a poem and it's entitled "My Papa's waltz" and each line is either six or seven syllables.
And since you "round up even numbers" I figure 7 could be 8 and then you divide each by 2 and get 3/4

Lunacy?[/quote]


Sounds more intentional than anything else.

That's what I am going to try and argue.

[quote=The Brad;13426491]That's what I am going to try and argue.[/quote]


I mean look at the title of the poem.


Surely the poet though it would be a clever idea to do work that in, unless of course whe wrote it then picked up/deliberatly did that rhyme structure then titled it.


Argue it, you would get my backing.

Plus. poetry is always open to individual interpretation.

Anyway, I had to go play pokemon.

I wondered into the ol' jazz club for the first time in a few weeks and the bassist had disappeared so Inded up playing texas flood, the sky is crying, everyday I have the blues, flip, flop, and fly, and stormy monday.

Sweet.

I wish I could play jazz....




it sounds so sweet, but all I can do is play Iron Maiden with a pick.

Well his dad was German, it has waltz in the title, I think he is pushing it.
I can't read it to the beat, but I know I have something with it.

Gigging jazz on an 80's fretless fender > Iron maiden

[quote=The Brad;13426524]Well his dad was German, it has waltz in the title, I think he is pushing it.
I can't read it to the beat, but I know I have something with it.[/quote]


You interpretation of the subject matter.

Provided you provide a decent amount of information and examples to back up your claim, the lecturer cannot fault you for your interpretation.

true...


/me is lame.

No need to tell blatant lies Jody.
...It's okay Eddie, he didn't really mean it.

Yeah, I was the only one doing research for the longest time and now other people are picking up on it... so hopefully it will take the class in a better direction.

[quote=The Brad;13426551]No need to tell blatant lies Jody.
...It's okay Eddie, he didn't really mean it.

Yeah, I was the only one doing research for the longest time and now other people are picking up on it... so hopefully it will take the class in a better direction.[/quote]


Good stuff


Get a copyright on your idea fast :thumb:

As long as I am the first to utter them, they are mine.

I actually enjoy playing blues and jazz live more than rock or metal.

Theres not as much moshing and what not but I think theres more energy.

[quote=The Brad;13426566]As long as I am the first to utter them, they are mine.[/quote]


You forgot the sinister evil laugh

let me play metal by rooting with a pick, and you play your dumb old jazz with your crazy lame scales and modes...



I do love me some blues though. for me, walking blues is kinda easy...