[QUOTE=funkyhoney;18101258]Avatar was a visual masterpiece.[/QUOTE]

lol

[QUOTE=FunkMetalBass;18101494]A koozie. Those neoprene things you put around your beer bottles/cans to keep them cold?

[url]http://www.boozingear.com/jagermeister-koozie-black-bottle-suit[/url]

Except mine is orange with black stitching & logo.[/QUOTE]

I don't understand the purpose. Put it in the fridge/freezer if you want it to stay cold, or just drink it. And around a bottle of beer? If you're taking that long to drink your beer...

[quote=BenJammin;18101811]I don't understand the purpose. Put it in the fridge/freezer if you want it to stay cold, or just drink it. And around a bottle of beer? If you're taking that long to drink your beer...[/quote]


Maybe you happen to be in a situation where you need jager to stay chilled, but can't bring along a cooler. The neoprene slows down the rate of warming (and the koozie just looks cool :D)

The beer...well, I'm in the same boat. I'd put it on bottles to make them look awesome (or at least mark them so I know it's mine), but I drink beer too fast to worry about it warming up.

Or maybe people can finally start drinking jager the way that it was intended. Just an idea.

Stubbie coolers are good to have around, it's too hot here to have uncovered beer.

[quote=funkyhoney;18101948]Or maybe people can finally start drinking jager the way that it was intended. Just an idea. [/quote]
A fifth at a time?

Anyways, anybody got some bands for me to check out? I want something new.

As a guide, my most listened to **** recently is:
Menomena, The Mountain Goats, Curtis Mayfield, Maps and Atlases, Warren Zevon, The Tallest Man on Earth, Supertramp, Cake, MF DOOM, and Otis Redding.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon;18102043]A fifth at a time?

Anyways, anybody got some bands for me to check out? I want something new.

As a guide, my most listened to **** recently is:
Menomena, The Mountain Goats, Curtis Mayfield, Maps and Atlases, Warren Zevon, The Tallest Man on Earth, Supertramp, Cake, MF DOOM, and Otis Redding.[/QUOTE]

Check out Radical Face's album [I]Ghost[/I]. A really, really good album. If you like The Mountain Goats, you'll like it--it's got way more elaborate orchestration, but similar in a lot of ways.

[quote=funkyhoney;18101948]Or maybe people can finally start drinking jager the way that it was intended. Just an idea.

Stubbie coolers are good to have around, it's too hot here to have uncovered beer.[/quote]

Jager should be drunk right from the bottle. I agree.

[QUOTE=Moon Flavor;18101781]lol[/QUOTE]

oh boy in before some idiotic drug addict gay kid on the internet who has never done a single thing worth giving a **** about in his life tells hollywood how to make memorable films

Avatar was ****ing fantastic.

[IMG]http://pix.motivatedphotos.com/2009/7/16/633833403799576175-brodydalle.jpg[/IMG]

[quote=funkyhoney;18102733][IMG]http://pix.motivatedphotos.com/2009/7/16/633833403799576175-brodydalle.jpg[/IMG][/quote]

I don't get it. Who?

You wouldn't understand, you ain't orstraaaaaaaaaaayan.

She wouldn't look so bad if she didn't have a lip ring and knew how to put make-up on.

She looks like she's just been pulled out of a river after a day at the bottom.

[QUOTE=gaslight;18102778]She wouldn't look so bad if she didn't have a lip ring and knew how to put make-up on.

She looks like she's just been pulled out of a river after a day at the bottom.[/QUOTE]

It's blasphemy to speak ill of Brody Dalle in this country!

I'm sure she's a nice person.

She's married to the lead singer of Rancid. Can she play the Maxwell Murder solo?

Who cares, as long as she can wash the Maxwell dishes.

Hahaha, we should record an all-bass song called maxwell dishes.

[QUOTE=FunkMetalBass;18102817]She's married to the lead singer of Rancid. Can she play the Maxwell Murder solo?[/QUOTE]

She's married to Josh Homme, actually.


And the Primus show was awesome.

[QUOTE=Mr. Pickle;18102542]Avatar was ****ing fantastic.[/QUOTE]

truth

[QUOTE=Raayl;18102838]truth[/QUOTE]

Yep.

Apart from visual effects I don't think it had anything particularly going for it.

[quote=Spaceman Spiff;18102833]She's married to Josh Homme, actually.


And the Primus show was awesome.[/quote]


Sorry, I forgot that rockstars aren't really rockstars until they get divorced and re-marry.

It's hard to not have an awesome Primus show. Last time I saw them, they started playing a bluesy/jazzy version of "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver," but Les just stopped after the first verse and says, "****, I forgot the words. Let's play it the real way." And they started the song over normally.

'Twas badass.

**** spiff i WISH i could have went to that concert. I had been planning on it for a couple months but it just never worked out. Was it as good as their last show at the kool haus?(assuming you went). I hear people b[size=2]i[/size]tch about the sound academy all the time so I'm assuming it wouldn't be as intense of a show. Of course I saw mudvayne there and they sounded fantastic.
Good setlist?

My biggest complaint is that there was a ton of a[size=2]ss[/size]holes there. More than usual...

I don't remember exactly, but the setlist had these songs:
Pudding Time
Here Come The Bastards
Bob
Jerry Was A Racecar Driver
Harold Of The Rocks
Eleven
Over The Falls
De Anza Jig
Frizzle Fry
Southbound Pachyderm
Those Damned Blue Collar Tweekers
Groundhog's Day
Tommy The Cat + The Awakening

I'm probably missing a couple.

There was a lot of sweet jams, too.

[QUOTE=FunkMetalBass;18102817]She's married to the lead singer of Rancid. Can she play the Maxwell Murder solo?[/QUOTE]

lets be honest that solo is sloppy and over all not very good.

nice, TTC live would be sweeet.

I've seen them play it before. Getting to see Over The Falls, De Anza Jig, and Bob was amazing.

They also had a ridiculous jam on Eleven. Playing in 11/8 for that long must get mentally exhausting.

It's not too bad if you've got a comfortable way to count it.

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