Seriously though, the car insurance thing - weird. Rules out quite a few people.

Its good to see they won't insure fairground workers....damn carnies!


Maybe its cos those jobs involve quite a bit of driving. Although there are jobs that involve more driving than those....

[url]http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,12529-1074065,00.html[/url] Read this review of my car (well, the british equivalent), hahaha.

gotta love clarkson....

I hate insurance

I like insurance when it works for me.

I'm not going to own my own car for a loooong time.

Because I won't be able to pay for insurance.

And I think that, even once I *can* pay for it and I get to be 18, my mom still won't completely give it to me =/

Speaking of.

Birthday #17 in 22 days.

need for speed most wanted is an awesome game!

Except some guy stole my car, so i had to buy a shitty lexus....

[quote=Corkofski;13717741]gotta love clarkson....[/quote]
haha, and I think he's pretty much right about it too, having owned the car for two years.

anyone learning to drive at the moment??

Driving is easy....

I hate insurance. $1000 a year to keep my car running

i will be soon i hope

I'm hopeing to her my learners on Jan 23!

[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=6aJS-a9bHp4[/url]



That song is such a cool song to play.


But you'd think they'd have tuned before.

AAAAAgh.


99.5% on At Home With The Braithwaites. =/


12 minutes EPA.

My instructor is a silly, goofy man.

Him and his guitarist buddy are doing some experiemental stuff, and they made up a genre name.

"Jam Metal Electronica"

But I thought it sounded clunky and awkward so I called it "Jam Metalonica."

And he became very, very much excited.

It was kind of cool though. They took one of President Bush's speeches and played behind it.

Wow, i just returned home from watching "children of men" in cinema.
I don't believe i've ever seen a more impressing and intense dystopia.
Set, actors, story - everything was perfect, definately my top movie 2006 along with Miami Vice.

If you still can, watch it, it's a very intense and even frightening experience.

Miami vice? seriously?

Of course, great action scenes, cool cars, attractive women and fantastic light - Micheal Mann is the grandmaster of illuminating night!
And it was the first movie where Collin Farrell didn't act like a sissy.

Hmm, two things turned me away from seeing that movie: Collin Farrell(especially after Alexander) and Linkin Park playing in the ad's for it.

You definately missed something - especially some very fine and intense action scenes. I also don't really like Collin Farrell very much, but i gave it a try because a friend who had seen the movie highly recommended it and i was not disappointed.

Perhaps ill catch it on HB0.

miami vice was without a doubt, the worst movie ive ever seen, the plot was barely there, the acting was terrible for the most part. the only plus was good action scenes.

[QUOTE=stevensonmat2;13719337]Perhaps ill catch it on HB0.[/QUOTE]

Perhaps you'll catch herpes.

haha perhaps I wont.

catch it on hbo that is.

@quinto:
You haven't seen Uwe Boll movies then ;)
Watch "Alone in the dark" and come back talking about bad plots and acting *g

I liked the movie, but people are different, so that's fine.

However, has anyone seen "children of men"?

is that a sequel to arnold swa4rtzenegger's "juinor" ?

[QUOTE=stevensonmat2;13719423]is that a sequel to arnold swa4rtzenegger's "juinor" ?[/QUOTE]

no, kindergarten cop

No, it's a dystopia, women have become infertile and mankind has lost hope and disorder spreads - except in England where military keeps order and immigrants out (or in concentration camps) One day a disillusioned man meets his former wife and she asks him to look out for a pregnant girl.

It's a very dark movie - sometimes even disturbing because of the realistic approach it has. After the movie i needed some time to be able to talk again - quite touching (in a non-lovestorie way) too

[QUOTE=Kosmos Tree;13719411]@quinto:
You haven't seen Uwe Boll movies then ;)
Watch "Alone in the dark" and come back talking about bad plots and acting *g

I liked the movie, but people are different, so that's fine.

However, has anyone seen "children of men"?[/QUOTE]

Judge Dredd (sp?) was the worst movie Ive ever seen.

Rambo is imo the only good Stallone movie, all others are pretty crappy...

The worst movie i've ever seen was "Kagemusha"... it was so boring i didn't even watched it to the end

[QUOTE=spirit;13719381]Perhaps you'll catch herpes.[/QUOTE]

HEY!!!


Chad Smith.
God people don't shut up about this man.
Okay, he's good we get it.
No need for a 6 page thread on drummerworld from people who praise his greatness.
They use the word groove like it compensates for something.

"He doesn't have chops, but he has groove."
He's pretty "Groovy", but not "Groovy" enough IMO that he can replace chops with it.
Jesus Christ.
Stuff he plays isn't that hard.
Pop in the Californication album, and your playing half the songs correctly even though its the first time you heard them.
And don't give me non of this "But it's about the groove ****."

It isn't that hard to Groove to Scar Tissue.

[QUOTE=We_Love_Lime;13719678]HEY!!!


Chad Smith.
God people don't shut up about this man.
Okay, he's good we get it.
No need for a 6 page thread on drummerworld from people who praise his greatness.
They use the word groove like it compensates for something.

"He doesn't have chops, but he has groove."
He's pretty "Groovy", but not "Groovy" enough IMO that he can replace chops with it.
Jesus Christ.
Stuff he plays isn't that hard.
Pop in the Californication album, and your playing half the songs correctly even though its the first time you heard them.
And don't give me non of this "But it's about the groove ****."

It isn't that hard to Groove to Scar Tissue.[/QUOTE]

I kinda agree with you there. His duet with Ian Paice of Deep Purple gets posted alot and so many people are all "omg chad smith". Ian Paice > Chad Smith.

[QUOTE=Kosmos Tree;13719504]No, it's a dystopia, women have become infertile and mankind has lost hope and disorder spreads - except in England where military keeps order and immigrants out (or in concentration camps) One day a disillusioned man meets his former wife and she asks him to look out for a pregnant girl.

It's a very dark movie - sometimes even disturbing because of the realistic approach it has. After the movie i needed some time to be able to talk again - quite touching (in a non-lovestorie way) too[/QUOTE]


So the english military keeps order out or in concentration camps along with immigrants?

[QUOTE=We_Love_Lime;13719678]HEY!!!


Chad Smith.
God people don't shut up about this man.
Okay, he's good we get it.
No need for a 6 page thread on drummerworld from people who praise his greatness.
They use the word groove like it compensates for something.

"He doesn't have chops, but he has groove."
He's pretty "Groovy", but not "Groovy" enough IMO that he can replace chops with it.
Jesus Christ.
Stuff he plays isn't that hard.
Pop in the Californication album, and your playing half the songs correctly even though its the first time you heard them.
And don't give me non of this "But it's about the groove ****."

It isn't that hard to Groove to Scar Tissue.[/QUOTE]

Well, I think he is a good drummer. I just can't take RHCP seriously. Way to boring for me. <shrug> same goes for most of the other rock bands...

The government tries to keep immigrants out of the country, those who manage to get in are chased by the military and put into some sort of concentration camps (like the jewish ghettos in WW2).

I think loser's being the grammar police.

No doubt he's a good drummer.
But so is Meg White.

[QUOTE=Electric Requiem;13719848]I think loser's being the grammar police.[/QUOTE]

What he said and the way he said it could actually work. It's zeugma or something liek that. A little confusing, but still correct... I think.

i think i have pneumonia.