No, best show ever = Cop Rock

[url]http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098772/[/url]

I just stepped on a thumb tac and it's currently in my heel but fortunatly I have some Yo La Tengo playing so I should be okay.

[QUOTE=no peros calentes]I just stepped on a thumb tac and it's currently in my heel but fortunatly I have some Yo La Tengo playing so I should be okay.[/QUOTE]

Mick Foley sez "Have a nice day!"

...he does not get bothered by pain much.

Just came in here to tell you that Bubba Ho-tep is an absolutely amazing movie.
Thank you.
That is all


(Ps. You should all neg rep me)

i'm not a neg repper. i'm a pos repper.

You'd be suprised how hard it is to get people to neg rep you compared to how easy it is to get them to pos rep you.. I've gotten 800 rep points today... And 400 neg reps

[QUOTE=YDload]Mick Foley sez "Have a nice day!"

...he does not get bothered by pain much.[/QUOTE]

Life (aka good wrestling) ended in early 2000.

Do you concur Ian?

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Life (aka good wrestling) ended in early 2000.

Do you concur Ian?[/QUOTE]

I held out until early 2001 when WCW was bought by WWF. I never watched WCW, but there needed to be some competition.

By the way, although I have never attended a WWF event, the King of the Ring 98 show in which Mick Foley was tossed off the "Hell in a Cell" cage multiple times was held in Pittsburgh. It's the closest the WWF came to my hometown, and my favorite wrestler got beat up there!

[QUOTE=Knifeboy]You'd be suprised how hard it is to get people to neg rep you compared to how easy it is to get them to pos rep you.. I've gotten 800 rep points today... And 400 neg reps[/QUOTE]

holy ****! you must be a controversial poster or something.

you got more today than i have overall!



.....i'll trade you a neg rep for a pos rep :naughty:

edit: holy sh[b][i][/i][/b]it, someone just mega repped me from like 443 to 906

Nah, I've just posted way too much today.. (I'm supposed to be studying for exams.. Hehe)
Sadly I've used up all my reps for today.. So I can't trade ya

[QUOTE=Knifeboy]Just came in here to tell you that Bubba Ho-tep is an absolutely amazing movie.
Thank you.
That is all


(Ps. You should all neg rep me)[/QUOTE]

It certainly was funny. And strange.

I thought it was so many things all at once, and instead of it ending up being jumbled and mediocre, it did it all with excellence.

I will wait for my boyfriend to get home, talk to him untill 10, go to bed, get up and go to school! great school.

Does the excitement ever stop?

My life smells like tortellini.

/eats Zappa

/hopes for leftovers

[size=7]Delicious[/size]

[SIZE=6]suoicileD[/SIZE]

/Just got back from playing some poker.

...

Yeah, I got owned.

any movie greater than zoolander?

i think not

There are many.

Does anyone else find it ironic that Pitchfork reviewers will give an album a bad review because of artistic over-indulgence?

Example?

[QUOTE]Iai 570
Wanker 548
Well_Respected_Man 297
Happymeal 284
Tangy zizzle 254
br3ad_man 239
IhateUsernames 234 [/QUOTE]
I didn't realize I was so high up there. Wanker, you've almost caught up to Iai.

[size=1]shhhh[/size]

[QUOTE=Wanker]Example?[/QUOTE]

I can't give any: Pitchfork refuses to say things blatantly, so I have no proof. It's just a guess, because they undoubtedly have listened to self-indulgent bands and recognized them as such. Haven't all reviewers? The only difference is that when a Pitchfork editor writes a review, he prints out several copies of the finished product, lays them on the floor, and rolls around in them with sheer ectasy.

Umm.. like De-Loused and The Fragile?

I'm going to agree with you on the over-indulgence thing. Somehow though they can't stand The Mars Volta because it's all over the place, but they absolutely love The Fiery Furnaces. (sup irony) I think the reviews are pretty random the more I think about it though. Most of the guys are good writers, but when they review albums, they go through a pretty weird process.

They use their patented formula for rating an album. See, there's two dart boards, "good" and "bad". If an album is good, they throw a dart to a board with numbers labeled from 8.5 to 10. The bad one works similar, only the numbers are labeled 0 to 4. You see, music is objective and therefore there's no mediocrity. Then, the actual review is influenced by how well their day is going.

haha, yah, seems like it...
Although I found the review for ATDI's relationship of command to be extremely funny and fair at the same time.