that sucks

speaking of cars i need to watch more top gear

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]damn dude, that really sucks arse...



if it makes ya feel any better, not sure why it would, but anyway....


my brother was on his way back from Canada, and flipped his friggin girl's Saturn. I hadnt even talked to him yet on the matter. Apparenlty hes alright[/QUOTE]
Atleast he is alright. One of my friends died saturday night, because of they were drunk and went street racing.

ouchhhh :-(

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Atleast he is alright. One of my friends died saturday night, because of they were drunk and went street racing.[/QUOTE]


fukking A...


i just heard about my one friend, who just got a vette, doing the same fukking thing.


Hes dumb enough to do it again, thats the sad thing :upset:



i really dont care about "appearances", the "cool thing" to do, or any of that other bullsh!t that might ail someone to doing something foolish like that...

hehe my friends and i make fun of street racers because they're nearly all really bad drivers with nothing better to do :-\

Cars and guitars

Bah, I have absolutely no interest in either :mad:

NP-Dream Theater-lie

Luckily im dealing with my friends death fairly well. I just wish more people would think before they drink and drive, or street race.

[QUOTE=Eggo]hehe my friends and i make fun of street racers because they're nearly all really bad drivers with nothing better to do :-\[/QUOTE]



i see it more as the shovenist (sp) 1930-50's mentality...


not really sure whats accomplished...


braggin rights? i was never a "high school" kid to begin with. niggas need to grow up i guess

[QUOTE=Moses]Shredding sounds cool everyonce in a while. That's why I like listening to solos that have shred in it as long as they don't base it around it.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Although most of the solos I enjoy would fit into 'shred'. Doesn't mean I listen to them for technicality though.

i kinda like the michael romeo approach. Normally he sounds all laid back and what not, but he throws those fast licks in when the drums normally play fills.

Which Kayo Dot album should I get?

/came here since no one is replying in their thread

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]i see it more as the shovenist (sp) 1930-50's mentality...


not really sure whats accomplished...


braggin rights? i was never a "high school" kid to begin with. niggas need to grow up i guess[/QUOTE]

chauvinist

[QUOTE=Eggo]chauvinist[/QUOTE]

Come in here and steal my job, huh? :mad:

[QUOTE=Magicaltroll]Which Kayo Dot album should I get?

/came here since no one is replying in their thread[/QUOTE]

I was told to get Choirs of the Eye (and I [I]think[/I] this is the only album they have). Couldnt get into them at all though...

EDIT

Ooops, I've just noticed the thread and the fact they have another one out :p

[QUOTE=Eggo]chauvinist[/QUOTE]
why are you trying to pick a fight?

[QUOTE=Stoic]I was told to get Choirs of the Eye (and I [I]think[/I] this is the only album they have). Couldnt get into them at all though...[/QUOTE]

Yup, they have another one out.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]why are you trying to pick a fight?[/QUOTE]

wtf i'm correcting his spelling

[QUOTE=Magicaltroll]Yup, they have another one out.[/QUOTE]

Have you heard anything by them?

[QUOTE=Stoic]Have you heard anything by them?[/QUOTE]
I've heard one song, off their older one, and it wasn't that bad really.

I wouldn't mind getting into them more.

I own one Maudlin of the Well album, it's great, actually. I haven't heard any Kayo Dot, though, but it's just the same band with a different name, anyway.

Well, sort of, anyway, they're very closely related. :p

[QUOTE=Superpeer]I own one Maudlin of the Well album, it's great, actually. I haven't heard any Kayo Dot, though, but it's just the same band with a different name, anyway.[/QUOTE]

is it just me who doesnt like them then? :upset:

hi jellie, these days little stoicy is studying the entire day. I'll be a happy man when the exams end -f[I]u[/I]ck I said that half a year ago about school ending but it seems you never become truly happy!-

/goes to bed

[QUOTE=Stoic]is it just me who doesnt like them then? :upset:

hi jellie, these days little stoicy is studying the entire day. I'll be a happy man when the exams end -f[I]u[/I]ck I said that half a year ago about school ending but it seems you never become truly happy!-

/goes to bed[/QUOTE]

I'm not the biggest fan, but I do enjoy them.


Tssk, studying is for the weak. Good night, then.

NP: Arcturus - Kinetic

[QUOTE=Cain]Yeah, the idea was less objectification of women, to live up to the series' standards for a more equal 24th century. You might compare it to that terrible original series, in which every girl was wrapped in gauze go-go suits. Such a product of the '60s.

That all changed when Jeri Ryan's boobs joined "Star Trek: Voyager." Then the Vulcan woman on "Star Trek: Enterprise" was on the cover of Maxim, and the whole series went to hell.[/QUOTE]

Mate, I loved DS9 when I was growing up. And Voyager was well-written too. But Next Generation was a great show, if you could avoid staring at Patrick Stewart's head for long periods of time.

[QUOTE=Magicbus]I think I'm just going to skip Friday's every once in a while. I only have one class (a 1:50 Bio Lecture that also meets Mondays and Wednesdays), it's only 50 minutes long, and I know somebody who I can get the notes from. This way it's just like having no Friday class.

NP: The Beatles - Michelle[/QUOTE]

My avatar kicked your avatar's as[size=2]s[/size] in The Warriors game. :cool:

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Mate, I loved DS9 when I was growing up. And Voyager was well-written too. But Next Generation was a great show, if you could avoid staring at Patrick Stewart's head for long periods of time.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, when I said "the series went to hell" I was referring to "Star Trek: Enterprise." Voyager's last episodes were awesome. Jeri Ryan was definitely added to the cast to provide shameless sex appeal, though, you have to admit.

I could never get into DS9 but I didn't think it was bad, neccesarily.

I never had trouble looking at Patrick Stewart's head. :) I just think it's a shame that Star Trek has gone out the way it has...Enterprise was the shortest series since the original series, and the last movie starring the Next Generation cast, Nemesis, was quite mediocre.

[QUOTE=Cain]Yeah, when I said "the series went to hell" I was referring to "Star Trek: Enterprise." Voyager's last episodes were awesome. Jeri Ryan was definitely added to the cast to provide shameless sex appeal, though, you have to admit.

I could never get into DS9 but I didn't think it was bad, neccesarily.

I never had trouble looking at Patrick Stewart's head. :) I just think it's a shame that Star Trek has gone out the way it has...Enterprise was the shortest series since the original series, and the last movie starring the Next Generation cast, Nemesis, was quite mediocre.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I never even bothered with Enterprise. I saw one episode, and thought "Geez, could they have hired worse actors?"

And yeah, doesn't Nemesis follow the rule of even-number movies?

And a random thought: Once you become a steady Star Trek actor, you are pretty much set for life. Also, you're mostly going to be type-cast for life, also.

Yeah, when you watch Patrick Stewart in other things, you go...so Picard's on holiday doing some other job for a while eh?

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Yeah, when you watch Patrick Stewart in other things, you go...so Picard's on holiday doing some other job for a while eh?[/QUOTE]

Except when he was Professor X.

But, come on. Patrick Stewart was born to play that role just as much as Raul Julia was born to play Gomez Adams.

Raul Julia as Gomez was so perfect it was almost scary.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Except when he was Professor X.

But, come on. Patrick Stewart was born to play that role just as much as Raul Julia was born to play Gomez Adams.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. And I have to admit, my respect for Ian McKellan grows in every movie I see him in. Even in the non-fantasy ones, which I am afraid he is slowly being pigeon-holed into.