[QUOTE=SkaBandit]I'm getting my name changed to "KingOfSka" after the Desmond Dekker song. :cool:[/QUOTE]
Ska sucks,

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Ska sucks,[/QUOTE]

Goddamn right.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Ska sucks,[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Rise Me Up]Goddamn right.[/QUOTE]

I'd choose Ska over your nutty Folk-Punk any day.

Pfft, Minutemen. I only remotely like them because they wrote the theme to Jackass.

Folk-punk > Ska-Punk > Post-punk

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Folk-punk > Ska-Punk > Post-punk[/QUOTE]

This is an intelligent man.

I can understand that you guys don't like the genre, but saying something like "Ska sucks" is just stupid. You can't make a statement like that, bashing an entire genre.

Do you guys have any idea how hard it is to write a good horn riff? It's fine if you don't like ska, but respect them for being musicians.

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]I can understand that you guys don't like the genre, but saying something like "Ska sucks" is just stupid. [B]You can't make a statement like that, bashing an entire genre.[/B]

[/QUOTE]

Yes I can:

[SIZE="7"]SKA SUCKS [/SIZE]

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]I can understand that you guys don't like the genre, but saying something like "Ska sucks" is just stupid. You can't make a statement like that, bashing an entire genre.[/QUOTE]I can't understand how you can like ska and not understand that the whole "Ska sucks" thing IS A JOKE.

It was a joke in 1993 and it's a joke now. The fact that diehard ska fans haven't got it yet just makes it funnier.

Roll with the punches

[QUOTE=Brain Toad]I like it better than Overcompentsating, I have never laughed at that comic.[/QUOTE]
The only comics I've ever laughed out loud at are Perry Bible Fellowship and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. The rest I just read for story and the occasionaly smile.

Bashing genres is for fags.

Ska is good.

Minutemen are good.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]Roll with the punches[/QUOTE]
sXe = lame.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]I can't understand how you can like ska and not understand that the whole "Ska sucks" thing IS A JOKE.

It was a joke in 1993 and it's a joke now. The fact that diehard ska fans haven't got it yet just makes it funnier.[/QUOTE]

The only joke regarding Ska I've heard in the past while is this one...

[quote=SketchyJoe]Folk-punk > Ska-Punk > Post-punk[/quote]

Should be more like; Ska-Punk > Post-Punk > Folk-Punk

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]The only joke regarding Ska I've heard in the past while is this one...



Should be more like; Ska-Punk > Post-Punk > Folk-Punk[/QUOTE]

Even after he tells you a joke, you still feel neccesarry to insult his taste. What is up with people and doing that.

I really don't like post-punk that much, it always feels very empty and detached to me.

He's covering up his embarassment at missing the joke by going on the offenseive.

Ska-punk = Catchy but often repetitive and boring
Post-punk = Interesting but often avant-garde and boring
Folk-punk = Catchy, interesting, passionate and exciting[QUOTE=Rise Me Up]Yes I can:

[SIZE="7"]SKA SUCKS [/SIZE][/QUOTE]Are you doing Forced Listening or not?

Let's all just settle down, the brain is very complex and there's nothing we can do about it

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Ska-punk = Catchy but often repetitive and boring
Post-punk = Interesting but often avant-garde and boring
Folk-punk = Catchy, interesting, passionate and excitingAre you doing Forced Listening or not?[/QUOTE]
Personally I think ska-punk is less repetitive than folk-punk and I think they both have just as much passion and excitement.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]Let's all just settle down, the brain is very complex and there's nothing we can do about it[/QUOTE]
10 pints should dull its complexities a bit.[QUOTE=ThievesandBastards]Personally I think repetitive than folk-punk and I think they both have just as much passion and excitement.[/QUOTE]
YOu know what's cooler? Grammar-punk.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]10 pints should dull it's complexities a bit.[/QUOTE]
ITS

Joe quit trying to destroy existence

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe][B]YOu[/B] know what's cooler? Grammar-punk.[/QUOTE]You know what else is cool? Ripping apart typos. Learn to use the shift key.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]ITS

Joe quit trying to destroy existence[/QUOTE]
I'm just trying to destroy my brain cells.[QUOTE=ThievesandBastards]You know what else is cool? Ripping apart typos. Learn to use the shift key.[/QUOTE]
My shift key is sticky. IT always does that.

And your typo seemed to involve missing out several words.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]I'm just trying to destroy my brain cells.[/QUOTE]

Apparently it's working. \/\/\/

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]YOu know what's cooler? Grammar-punk.[/QUOTE]

Oh the irony.

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]Oh the irony.[/QUOTE]
There is no grammatical mistake in that post. It was a colloquial rhetorical question. There was a stray apostrophe in the one before but the one you quoted had nothing wrong with it.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]I'm just trying to destroy my brain cells.
My shift key is sticky. IT always does that.

And your typo seemed to involve missing out several words.[/QUOTE]
Still, only a typo. Just like yours, no matter if your shift key is sticky or not.

[QUOTE=ThievesandBastards]Still, only a typo. Just like yours, no matter if your shift key is sticky or not.[/QUOTE]A typo is a slip of the hand, missing out several words is a slip of the brain. Have you been drinking? I know I have.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]There is no grammatical mistake in that post. It was a colloquial rhetorical question. There was a stray apostrophe in the one before but the one you quoted had nothing wrong with it.[/QUOTE]

Touche. That was a fast edit.

Let's stop this silly business and agree that The Rudiments, Mischief Brew and The Minutemen all rock.


I just finished a bottle of vodka that I found in the back of my cupboard.

I think we can all agree on that. What's the difference between Mischief Brew and Erik Peterson again?

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]A typo is a slip of the hand, missing out several words is a slip of the brain. Have you been drinking? I know I have.[/QUOTE]So I paused to think out my sentence and continued without thinking. I don't understand how that is anymore serioius of an offense than slipping on your finger. Neither of us went back to fix it before we posted.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Let's stop this silly business and agree that The Rudiments, Mischief Brew and The Minutemen all rock.[/QUOTE]Dang. I wish I knew who Mischief Brew were, and I'm listening to Rudiments at this very moment.

My sentence was understandable. Yours I had to think about. And the cupboard vodka didn't help with that.


Cupboard vodka rules! It's almost as good as winter coat money.

I don't like drinking alone.

Neither do I but I just found a half-finished bottle and waste not, want not.

I'm not above drinking alone, but no good ever comes of it

No permanent good ever comes of it.

Does permenant good ever come of regular drinking?


Also, it seems like just the other day I got 1000 posts.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities]I think we can all agree on that. What's the difference between Mischief Brew and Erik Peterson again?[/QUOTE]
I think it's just the name.

I continue to like Homestar runner.

Drinking alone is pretty weak.

Just as bad as getting drunk alone then getting on the internet to celebrate it....

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]Drinking alone is pretty weak.

Just as bad as getting drunk alone then getting on the internet to celebrate it....[/QUOTE]
Somebody's jealous of my cupboard vodka. And I'm not drunk. There wasn't much left. I've just got a slight buzz on.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]Let's stop this silly business and agree that The Rudiments, Mischief Brew and The Minutemen all rock. [/QUOTE]
Amen.

I am going into the city tomorrow and going to the best anarchist book store!

I'm excited, but I can't find anyone to go with. :mad: