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haha he's taking credit now for coining the word "truthiness". i like the show, he's not afraid to push a few buttons.

it does suck that macguyver is gone, but i think ben browder and claudia black were good additions to the cast. i miss farscape...

i haven't seen a whole lot of love for dan aykroyd yet. "jane you ignorant slut..." otherwise farley, for obvious reasons, also because he's from madison wi.

i'm fortunate enough to have a roommate who works at best buy. we've got both seasons and a plethora of other tv box sets.

The Quantum and the Lotus : A Journey to the Frontiers Where Science and Buddhism Meet In this book-length conversation, French Buddhist monk Ricard and Vietnamese-born astrophysicist Trinh explore how Buddhism and modern science address life's big questions. Among the matters they touch on, sometimes fleetingly and sometimes in depth, are the illusory nature of phenomena, the guiding intelligence of nature, and the search for the mechanisms that drive planets and humans alike. Both authors, each conversant in the other's medium, argue against reductionist views of nature. And both provide plenty of data that support Albert Einstein's declaration that "if there is any religion that could correspond to the needs of modern science, it would be Buddhism." thank you amazon.com

gremwar. oh those crazy kids...

unwritten law - please come home for christmas

shakermaker - oasis

there goes some more of my hard earned cash...

pearl jam - elderly woman behind her counter in a small town

return of the king

i think going with christian bale was a good casting choice. he also kicked some ass in equilibrium.

haha. i wonder if bush was an inspiration for quaid in his role as president...

"hermaphadidic porn. starlets with both organs. you should see the box, beautiful chick with dicks that put mine to shame..." it was so long ago that i bought the original that i have it on vhs. i haven't had a vcr for three years... i'm looking forward to this release.

the last of the mohicans snatch blues brothers city of god fear and loathing american psycho leon gladiator raging bull animal house the royal tenenbaums evil dead short circut

kung pow: enter the fist weeeooooweeeoooo

tripoli (acoustic). first time i saw him he opened with it.

haha. we stole a gnome on our way to see matt play last year. we pull up to this house and my roommate jumps out to grab one. he gets back with it and says "there were like eight of them there!" i take a closer look at what he had in his hands and he had apparently taken bashful, one of the seven dwarves...

the US version was my first matthew good band album. i was living a lie for about two years before i found out what was going on there.

i heard someone once describe him as "selfishly selfless"

$30 for tickets, but i did travel 10 hours in a car to see him play in thunder bay in october. don't really remember what i spent in gas money...

i'll jump on this bandwagon... i was kinda thrown by happiness when it came out. didn't really stick with me like the previous albums, and it's been a downward spiral ever since...

exactly what i was thinking. they really started going downhill with neon ballroom. other than anthem for the year 2000 and spawn again (which friggin rocks) the rest of the tracks did nothing for me. i just plain refused to listen to diorama...

lol what? there's an E! canada? weird...

:angry: but gavin is suposed to be the hitmaker... there was a time when i was so obsessed with the song glycerine that i programed the song in 13 times when i went to bed. why 13 times? i have no clue... but i was pretty much ready to name my first born gavin.