AnOceanPearl

In regards to teaching my kids, well: "Insert Tab A into Slot B."

Never asked, never had "the talk", seeing as we were taught about that stuff in grade school.

Rambo (the new one)

I have been thinking of iTunesing this, as well as Ra Ra Riot.

Is not a robot overlord. As far as I know.

You could also experience it if you've dreamt something and then encounter a very similar situation in your life. I get this a lot.

Some American callers looking for Canadian 411 listings are hilarious and stupid: "What city and province please?" "Ontario, Canada." "What city in Ontario?" "Uh... Ontario, Canada?" "I still need to know what city." "I thought Ontario WAS the city." And a dad to his daughter at Petland: "Look at these gigantic hamsters!"- He was looking at guinea pigs.

True Lies.

Why would we care? We know it's been out worldwide on iTunes for weeks.

Don't forget, W didn't win and he still got to be president...

Who in the fuck woulda thought Bertuzzi would have 5 goals already? Not me.

Just change the filename ;)

Dear my teams playesrs: Start doing stuff.

"I Will Follow You Into the Dark" by Death Cab ;)

Watched My Neighbor Totoro with Shay the other night. Twas good- I wish I had a Totoro. Watched Funny Games US today. The breaking of the third wall one of the characters did was pretty amusing, and Tim Roth is a fantastic and underrated actor IMO.

Once I can afford to get a USB recording input for my Mac, I will start recording some instrumental stuff.

Three full days, with no sleep, and the only sustenance coming from Carnation Instant Breakfast, Red Bull and Juicy Fruit.

Matt produced HM on his own, so I imagine he'll do the same with this album. Warne's also set up his own studio on Vancouver Island, and Matt seems to really enjoy working at the Warehouse, so I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

After reading through the new bio on MG's site, it mentions that the new album is set to be recorded in December: Very last paragraph. mod-edit: That link is gone now but at least you can now pre-order Vancouver!

This is a combination of stuff from my old desktop PC (like first song purchase) and from when I got my MacBook in... Appril or May and started using it exclusively. 1. Don't remember 2. Annabelle by MG 3. Live at Massey by MG 4. Most plays: Sort of a Protest Song 195, lots that have no plays since I switched to the Mac 5. None 6. Most of Taking Back Sunday's second album 7. Sort of a Protest Song (195), A Single Explosion (141), Suburbia (107), The Workers Sing a Song of Mass Production (95), 99% of Us is Failure (93) 8. None, don't care enough. 9. 260 10. I am a huge fan of playlists, so I have playlists for each artist, with their albums in chronological order, and for the main music page in iTunes 8, I've gone with the artist view.

Depending on string gauge, truss rod adjustments may be needed so your neck isn't fucked :angry:

The one thing that really bugs me about this album is how almost every song has an instrumental outro that could be about 30 seconds to a minute shorter.

I will leave out MG songs because we could be hear for fucking ever if I don't: Grapvine Fires, What Sarah Said by Death Cab The Temptation of Adam by Josh Ritter Hot in Herre by Jenny Owen Youngs Fin Song 8 by Gregory and the Hawk Two Headed Boy pt 2 by Neutral Milk Hotel When it Rains by Paramore Caterwaul, All Saints Day by and you will know us by the trail of dead Swingset by Boy Sets Fire Image of the Invisible by Thrice Brightly Wound, Trolley Wood by Eisley Hey Johnny Park by Foo Fighters All Eyes on Me by Goo Goo Dolls 23, Just Watch the Fireworks by Jimmy Eat World Right Behind You, The Story of 100 Aisles by Our Lady Peace Existentialism on Prom Night by Straylight Run Samson by Regina Spektor The Con, Downtown, Nineteen, I Can't Take it by Tegan and Sara Still Alive by GLaDOS and Jonathan Coulton (From Portal) Night After Night by the Sounds Bloodless by Tom McRae Ashes of American Flags by Wilco

I would very much like for my players to start producing.

It's just a different take on the song, a la Gary Jules covering "Mad World".