[quote=Illmatic]Also, I checked out Sage Francis today. Gigantic disappointment.[/quote]

Bummer :(

[quote=StormRider331]Im a scooby doo fanboy..lol[/quote]

Scooby-Doo is the shizzle, and no one dares say otherwise.

Velma's a definite dyke, though. She has that butch haircut, long socks, short skirt, has never once shagged Shaggy...

[quote=some people]/cartoons[/quote]

Rocko's Modern Life is untouchable. I miss that show because it was so adult-oriented. I mean, come on, the Chokey Chicken? No ten-year old knows what masturbation is. People relate to stupid bosses, like at Conglom-O. I could go on and on. That show was also the shizzle. I was also a huge mark for 2 Stupid Dogs. Cow and Chicken was annoying and just plain SUCKED.

The crap that's on Cartoon Network now sucks, too, save for The Grim Adventures. Grim rules. He was my avatar once :-D

[quote=some people]/Seinfield[/quote]

Quality.

[quote=some people]/other shows that got canned[/quote]

I liked Freaks and Geeks, and I was sad to find out that Scrubs was going to get cancelled, but they brought it back!

[quote=Joe]NP: Tribute - Tenacious D :lol:[/quote]

I hope you're laughing because you love the D, not because you're making a mockery of the greatest song in the world :mad:

[quote=magicbus]This is what I downloaded today:

/anti-happy holidays music[/quote]

Morbid :shock:

[quote=some people]/bands[/quote]

I could never be in a band because I'd get fed up with someone. I always like having a schedule, but no one ever seems to want to meet deadlines. Plus, there'd be huge disagreements on what to play/write/etc.

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Hello, all.

[QUOTE=Jom]Scooby-Doo is the shizzle, and no one dares say otherwise.

Velma's a definite dyke, though. She has that butch haircut, long socks, short skirt, has never once shagged Shaggy...[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Ive seen every epsiode ever made except for maybe a few. I have a bunch of movies too. Whe i was younger everytime i watched them, I felt like eating...

[QUOTE=Steerpike]You've been watching El Mariachi, haven't you?[/QUOTE]

At the risk of breaking my uninterrupted reign of intelligent and witty remarks...

no. i don't even know what that is.

/googles

Fun fact: the Four College system in Massachusets is based off the foursome of humans in Scooby-Doo, in terms of the general academic environment and the students who go there. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma, Mount Holyoke is Daphne, and Hampshire is Shaggy.

I applied to Hampshire. :cool: Someone once got a degree in frisbee throwing there.

EDIT: To Steerpike: ah, now I get it. That's a good one, but I've never seen it.

[QUOTE=Cain]At the risk of breaking my uninterrupted reign of intelligent and witty remarks...

no. i don't even know what that is.

/googles

Fun fact: the Four College system in Massachusets is based off the foursome of humans in Scooby-Doo, in terms of the general academic environment and the students who go there. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma, Mount Holyoke is Daphne, and Hampshire is Shaggy.

I applied to Hampshire. :cool: Someone once got a degree in frisbee throwing there.[/QUOTE]

That's neat. Too bad you're a fgt!

[QUOTE=Cain]At the risk of breaking my uninterrupted reign of intelligent and witty remarks...

no. i don't even know what that is.

/googles

Fun fact: the Four College system in Massachusets is based off the foursome of humans in Scooby-Doo, in terms of the general academic environment and the students who go there. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma, Mount Holyoke is Daphne, and Hampshire is Shaggy.

I applied to Hampshire. :cool: Someone once got a degree in frisbee throwing there.[/QUOTE]

We have El Mariachi, but I've never watched it. Desperado is my favorite in the trilogy.

Dirty hippies.

/Puts on Grateful Dead bootlegs.

No Lunch! NOOOOO DON'T FALL FOR THEIR TRICKS!!

[QUOTE=I Am Vikingcore]That's neat. Too bad you're a fgt![/QUOTE]

Oh, for want of the rep system again...

And it wouldn't be for ++'ing either. :mad:

[QUOTE=Jom]Bummer[/QUOTE]

Yeah, you have no idea how much hype I heard about this guy when I came in...supposedly his lyrics are great (although I didn't notice anything special about them), and if that's the case, he'd best become a poet and stay far away from a recording studio, because neither he nor his producers would know a good hook if it bitchslapped them in the face.

[QUOTE=Cain]Fun fact: the Four College system in Massachusets is based off the foursome of humans in Scooby-Doo, in terms of the general academic environment and the students who go there. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma, Mount Holyoke is Daphne, and Hampshire is Shaggy. [/QUOTE]

Amherst as in UMass-Amherst?

[QUOTE=I Am Vikingcore]That's neat. Too bad you're a fgt![/QUOTE]

What is your deal? What's the point with you?

[QUOTE=Illmatic]What is your deal? What's the point with you?[/QUOTE]

Yeah huh!

[QUOTE=Cain]At the risk of breaking my uninterrupted reign of intelligent and witty remarks...

no. i don't even know what that is.[/QUOTE]

/cries

The debut film of Robert Rodriguez. El Mariachi (literally, "The Guitar Player") is a movie about two drug dealers down in Mexico and a musician.

One drug dealer (Azul) is running his operations out of prison. His former partner, Moco, owes him a lot of money, and opts to kill him off. Azul leaves the prison after killing Moco's men and paying off the guards. He takes up a guitarcase full of weapons and leaves to the town Moco has set up shop in to get his money, even if that means killing him.

Meanwhile, a nameless musician we know only as Mariachi, comes to the town looking for work. But since he, like Azul, always wears black and carries a guitarcase, a case of mistaken identity ensues with lots and lots of violence along the way.

The reason I bring it up is because there is a scene where Mariachi goes looking for work at a bar, but the bartender has already hired a guy with a keyboard that produces the sound of a whole band, though in truth it really sucks.

As he's leaving, Mariachi's narrative describes, "Whatever happened to the days when the guitarists were gods? Like in the days of my ancestors. Technology is slowly robbing us of our culture, turning us into machines."

EDIT: God d[size=2]a[/size]mn I'm slow tonight.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Amherst as in UMass-Amherst?[/QUOTE]

It encompasses both the private and public universities at Amherst. Unless the UMass Amherst is intended to stand in for Scooby.

Apparently it's a Five-College system currently but the traditional four college system is still in place and which elicits the comparison.

[QUOTE]What is your deal? What's the point of you?[/QUOTE]

Fix'd.

[QUOTE]The reason I bring it up is because there is a scene where Mariachi goes looking for work at a bar, but the bartender has already hired a guy with a keyboard that produces the sound of a whole band, though in truth it really sucks.

As he's leaving, Mariachi's narrative describes, "Whatever happened to the days when the guitarists were gods? Like in the days of my ancestors. Technology is slowly robbing us of our culture, turning us into machines."[/QUOTE]

Yeah, what I said was sort of like that, except in a much less artistic way about a much less artistic enterprise. :p

Aside from that, though, it sounds like a good film. Perhaps I'll check it out.

[QUOTE=Cain]Yeah, what I said was sort of like that, except in a much less artistic way about a much less artistic enterprise. :p

Aside from that, though, it sounds like a good film. Perhaps I'll check it out.[/QUOTE]

If nothing else, it will give you some songs to learn. Ganas de Vivir is a beautiful ballad which I'm strill trying to track down a tab for. Until then, I'm just mimicking the movements on the screen.

... Which are really mimics of the actual guiarist who recorded the song. Carlos Gallardo couldn't actually sing or play guitar, so they recorded a real musician they had hired performing it and used a pitch shifter to change his voice to a tenor.

[QUOTE=Cain]It encompasses both the private and public universities at Amherst. Unless the UMass Amherst is intended to stand in for Scooby.[/QUOTE]

I think there's a small [liberal arts?] college that's simply called Amherst...I'm sure that UMass-Amherst outdates Scooby Doo.

NP: Eminem - Stan

[QUOTE=Illmatic]I think there's a small [liberal arts?] college that's simply called Amherst...I'm sure that UMass-Amherst outdates Scooby Doo.

NP: Eminem - Stan[/QUOTE]

Yeah, so it's just Amherst.

[QUOTE]If nothing else, it will give you some songs to learn. Ganas de Vivir is a beautiful ballad which I'm strill trying to track down a tab for. Until then, I'm just mimicking the movements on the screen.[/QUOTE]

The title sounds familiar. Is it an authentic song? Because there's probably an official transcription somewhere, even though we all hate official transcriptions right about now. :p

Anyways, I'm off for a bit to watch a movie. I'll be on later.

And I'm finally listening to enough music weekly to get a sense of my habits via last.fm, now that I'm home, so I'll be excited to post my stats on Sunday. :)

It was recorded specifically for El Mariachi.

Is it me, or does trolling piss anybody else off?

[QUOTE=Cain]Fun fact: the Four College system in Massachusets is based off the foursome of humans in Scooby-Doo, in terms of the general academic environment and the students who go there. Amherst is Fred, Smith is Velma, Mount Holyoke is Daphne, and [B]Hampshire is Shaggy.[/B][/QUOTE]

So, you eat pot all day at Hampshire?

Everyone knows those Scooby Snacks were actually Dooby Snacks

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]So, you eat pot all day at Hampshire?

Everyone knows those Scooby Snacks were actually Dooby Snacks[/QUOTE]

Basically. Why else was there all the smoke, giggling, bad music, and ludicrous dancing + "monsters," and conspiracies?

Hey guys. I need a little help from you since you're like, good people.

What's the name of that song that's played usually when a wedding is about to start? Much appreciated if you could help me thanks. :)

Uh... Bridal March? I'm not sure.

Here Comes The Bride? I don't know.

No, I found it.

Wedding march, it's Canon in D major or something around that line.

Thanks for the feedback, though. :)

[QUOTE=blue3]Here Comes The Bride? I don't know.[/QUOTE]

Ugh shut up go study or something

Haha. I actually have to study for a test tomorrow.. But I'd rather be wasting time on the internet.

[QUOTE=blue3]Haha. I actually have to study for a test tomorrow.. But I'd rather be wasting time on the internet.[/QUOTE]
Good.

so hows ur postkount

EDIT: NP: edguy - vain glory opera

[QUOTE=TojesDoLan]Good.

so hows ur postkount

EDIT: NP: edguy - vain glory opera[/QUOTE]

How's Italy?

On another note, I really like Finntroll's Nattfodd. I mean it is [I]awesome.[/I]

Why did they call themselves 'brides'

And I've never heard anything by Finntroll before.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]It's called Here Comes The Brides; Nikki Sixx plays it \m/[/QUOTE]
Wasn't Ginger from The Wildhearts involved with that project?

And by the way, I checked out Manic Street Preachers yesterday; my god, what amazing stuff. It was only stuff from The Holy Bible, but wow.

[QUOTE=magicbus]How's Italy?

On another note, I really like Finntroll's Nattfodd. I mean it is [I]awesome.[/I][/QUOTE]
Pretty Rainy this time of the year. I don't know.

I've just always liked how "Italia" sounds, so I put it in my location. Despite I'm not there.

[QUOTE=Spat out plath]It's called Here Comes The Brides; Nikki Sixx plays it \m/

That was late but shut up.[/QUOTE]

Brides of destruction amirite?

[QUOTE=Kurtz]Wasn't Ginger from The Wildhearts involved with that project?

And by the way, I checked out Manic Street Preachers yesterday; my god, what amazing stuff. It was only stuff from The Holy Bible, but wow.[/QUOTE]
the manic street preachers are amazing. spat out plath'll lecture you on them for hours, im sure. you should check out some of their other stuff too, though the holy bible is probably their best. i like gold against the soul a lot and generation terrorists isnt bad.