:eek: I have one refferal, and I joined in August as well! And my name is [b]Ja[/b]son! :eek:

I never did get it, what are referrals, how do they work?

Dr Jake Destructo = MXican :eek:

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]:eek: I have one refferal, and I joined in August as well! And my name is [b]Ja[/b]son! :eek:[/QUOTE]
We should make the Jaaug crew :eek:

[QUOTE=MetalFan]Dr Jake Destructo = MXican :eek:[/QUOTE]
:shifty:

[QUOTE=trev913]But I thought Tom Cruise's kid was a metalhead, what about the scene with him and his IPod?

Dakota Fanning's screaming did get a little bit annoying, though...It could have gone over better if she matured by the end of the film.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but Spielberg likes the whole upset, innocent little kid persona. It's probably a relic from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. And I think we could tell when the girl cried herself out.

[QUOTE=MXican]We should make the Jaaug crew :eek:


:shifty:[/QUOTE]

Jauug Ist Krieg!

*plays badarse Thrash riff*

EDIT: Cain, Spielberg pretty much lost his talent after Third Kind.

:lol: [url]http://www.filecabi.net/v.php?file=MichaelCrook.wmv[/url] Chris (cjborton) should get a kick out of this.

[QUOTE=Cain]Yeah, but Spielberg likes the whole upset, innocent little kid persona. It's probably a relic from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. And I think we could tell when the girl cried herself out.[/QUOTE]

I remember Close Encounters of the Third Kind...that was a pretty creepy movie.

the son was an emo kid- look at his hair...

and plus he was either listening to emo or pop-punk in that scene, you could tell by the whiney, nasal american accent of the vocalist

Why Jaaug?

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Jauug Ist Krieg!

*plays badarse Thrash riff*

EDIT: Cain, Spielberg pretty much lost his talent after Third Kind.[/QUOTE]

:( I thought the Indiana Jones movies were really good.

And c'mon, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, he's done lots of great movies since Third Kind.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]the son was an emo kid- look at his hair...

and plus he was either listening to emo or pop-punk in that scene, you could tell by the whiney, nasal american accent of the vocalist[/QUOTE]

True... I retract my statement.

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]Why Jaaug?[/QUOTE]

Ja from Jake/Jason, Aug should be obvious. Wake up Jakey Wakey.

[QUOTE=Cain]:( I thought the Indiana Jones movies were really good.

And c'mon, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, he's done lots of great movies since Third Kind.[/QUOTE]

With the exception of Schindler's List, those other movies were great because they were carried on the backs of fantastic actors. Schindler's List had a great story [i]and[/i] great acting. But I don't really see the artistic direction from Spielberg.

[QUOTE=MetalFan]I didnt know this about removal. Well, Joe [I]'think about it man, they last forever'[/I]! However painless they are, they're done with needles and this alone is very discouraging :([/QUOTE]

Well it is not like actual individual needles, its more like a pen, the needle moves in and out really fast and it doesnt hurt a whole lot, only when it gets close to the backs joints like elbows and knees.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Munky Magik...

Has anyone seen a show called "I'm Alan Patridge"? It's on TV right now (1.49AM) and it's British. It's quite hilarious.[/QUOTE]

Easily one of my favorite sitcoms of all time, alan partridge is such a class character, i could go on for hours with just alan partridge quotes. The best one though is defintiely where he meets the obsessive fan.

[QUOTE=X12ouncesofhateX]Easily one of my favorite sitcoms of all time, alan partridge is such a class character, i could go on for hours with just alan partridge quotes. The best one though is defintiely where he meets the obsessive fan.[/QUOTE]

I love Alan Partridge I have the second series on dvd one of my favourite quotes were

I can read you like a book but your not a very good one.

hahahaha that's a great quote, my favorite from the second series is when hes describing the entire bond film.

The one where he meets his fan who is obsessed and Alan is playing along and making all these plans to meet him again and then when Alan gets into the car he goes "you're a f[B][I][/B][/I]ucking nutter!" and drives away with the guy chasing after him. That one was friggin' hilarious. In other news I decided to get a name change :)

Your name sucks Jake, MXican was better. what are you gonna do about MXican radio? basically you suck.

Have a nice day :p

[QUOTE=Twin Revolver]The one where he meets his fan who is obsessed and Alan is playing along and making all these plans to meet him again and then when Alan gets into the car he goes "you're a f[B][I][/B][/I]ucking nutter!" and drives away with the guy chasing after him. That one was friggin' hilarious. In other news I decided to get a name change :)[/QUOTE]


This is probably my favorite quote from the episode though:

Alan Partridge: 'Sunday Bloody Sunday'. What a great song. It really encapsulates the frustration of a Sunday, doesn't it? You wake up in the morning, you've got to read all the Sunday papers, the kids are running round, you've got to mow the lawn, wash the car, and you think "Sunday, bloody Sunday!".

Aidan Walsh: I really hate to do this to you, Alan, but it's actually a song about...

Paul Tool: Yeah, bloody Sunday is actually about a massacre in Derry in 1972.

Alan Partridge: A massacre? Ugh. I'm not playing that again.

Whats up everyone. Well I suppose its time for my monthly visit here to the forums, but once I have more time I think I'll start posting more.

Anyways I just got the new Disturbed song "Perfect Insanity" and its really good. It sound nothing like the other albums imo. I just thought I'd post it here for ya'll and I apologize its poor audio quality.

Peace Out

[URL=http://s20.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=110BFWIWF986C191VLOXNCZ85M ]Disturbed - Perfect Insanity[/URL]

Hey Pete, good to see you back around here.

And thanks for the song. Thanks to you and Ali, I have two songs from the new album.

Hopefully this new song is as good as you say it is :)

EDIT: Heh, Cain, that was one messed up dream... but also funny.

how hard do you have to hit a wireless network box to break it?

I feel like hitting the bastard thing and don't want to actually break it cause then there's no interwebs at all...

NP-candlemass- black dwarf

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]how hard do you have to hit a wireless network box to break it?

I feel like hitting the bastard thing and don't want to actually break it cause then there's no interwebs at all...
[/QUOTE]

you would have to hit it fairly hard to completely destroy it, however a moderate hit could knock something loose that could come back to haunt you a bit down the line.

What he's trying to say is, don't hit it at all :)

[QUOTE=clearvision]What he's trying to say is, don't hit it at all :)[/QUOTE]
Ah well, i'll restrain my anger then...

Nice name change Jake. I wonder if my main account is banned still...

[QUOTE=X12ouncesofhateX]This is probably my favorite quote from the episode though:

Alan Partridge: 'Sunday Bloody Sunday'. What a great song. It really encapsulates the frustration of a Sunday, doesn't it? You wake up in the morning, you've got to read all the Sunday papers, the kids are running round, you've got to mow the lawn, wash the car, and you think "Sunday, bloody Sunday!".

Aidan Walsh: I really hate to do this to you, Alan, but it's actually a song about...

Paul Tool: Yeah, bloody Sunday is actually about a massacre in Derry in 1972.

Alan Partridge: A massacre? Ugh. I'm not playing that again.[/QUOTE]


:lol:

I remember that it was ruddy brilliant.

I'm making a mix cd, and I don't have Rust in Peace, and I was just wondering what do you think is the best song on that album?

Either [I]Holy Wars[/I] or [I]Hangar 18[/I].

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Either [I]Holy Wars[/I] or [I]Hangar 18[/I].[/QUOTE]
thanks my main man

ATTN : A Mod.

How long is left on my ban?