marx marvelous

that's pretty amazing--that someone as openly liberal as matt good hangs out with the poster boy for nascar.

the lessened tension gives the guitar a darker, warmer tonal quality, as opposed to the brightness of standard (or higher) tunings.

give a hug, save a life.

visually, it looks like the even-more-retarded child of grindhouse and ghost rider.

the only plate-stepping i do takes place at japanese festivals and back rooms of shady bars.

i really appreciate the concern, but don't worry about my personal life please. (that was to pretty much everyone)

i've not regretted reading 0 of your currently 3,674 posts.

turncoat! you don't deserve it.

code shade? i don't get it. ;)

if they opened for santa claus, everyone would love them!

bitter alert, code blue!

stop people in that neighborhood. everyone knows it's not the color of skin that determines your likelihood to be a criminal, it's whether you're poor or not--that's why there are "bad neighborhoods" and good ones.

they have really funny/inept booking agents. coachella is probably a good career move, but a tour with as i lay dying?

mel gibson is the best director ever.

actually, zelda has always been criminally overrated except for adventure of link and link's awakening, the two rare moments when nintendo wasn't playing the grind organ of hype for all the zelda monkeys. zelda would be a footnote if people tried more games beyond the most popular franchises (i.e. if people tried grim fandango, haunting ground, duck tales, and so on.)

it's very much overrated at the moment. it has potential, but so far there are no wii games to rival some of the brighter moments of the ps2, snes, pc, etc. bring back the graphic adventure genre, and we'll talk (i own a wii and too many games, so don't start.)

i end up listening to "moon over marin" the most.

can i supply the punch? . . .

the fact that pokemon pains you all so only makes me want to play it more.

your pets love you.

"the confidence man" by herman melville the devil takes several disguises on a mississippi river steamboat. good 1800's spiritual/cultural allegory.

music is irrelevant. ultimately, there is only god's love or eternal fire. ;)

get out of my life. ;)

does anyone here have this or plan on getting it? 4596-5944-7841

in my defense, they haven't been worth listening to since the colour and the shape.