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First off, very good judgment rendered by rosie. Second off, I'm gonna shut up now cuz I've not heard of Desaparecidos.

Anton's got the right idea.

Crap, I missed the "but you like them anyway" part, so I just posted movies that plain suck.

Gah...the thread title really got my hopes up. ;)

Oh... how could I have forgotten American History X...one hell of a good movie.

"Take It All" - Trust Company

You oughta check out their new album, coming out in N. America on the 16th of this month. Some really good stuff.

"An Deinem Grab" - Megaherz It's a really moving and sad song.

It's a great show, probably the first really cynycal family sitcom.

5.5/10 I just don't like alot of the "older" rock bands all that much, to each his/her own. Rammstein

Then you must never have watched "Married...With Children"

Kilmer's character was unrealistic and not the least bit original. And that soldier lady that dies near the end, that was the most overdone death scene I'd ever seen. Although this movie does get bonus points for having Ed O'Neil in it, that man is a hero.

Maybe we're talking about a different Spartan. The one with Val Kilmer, cliched dialog, dubious plot, etc??

Spartan The Day After Tomorrow From Justin to Kelly You Got Served

That part is true, the article above goes into a bit of detail as exactly how much it can do. An excerpt on America's issue with greenhouse gas production: Source:State Environmental Resource Center With only 4% of the world’s population, the United States produces almost a quarter of all greenhouse gases.(1) According to the U.S. Department of Energy, despite ongoing voluntary reduction programs, U.S. emissions increased more than 10% since 1990 and, at the present rate, U.S. carbon emissions are projected to increase by more than 40% in the next 20 years.(2)(3) Although the Bush administration has acknowledged that global warming is a serious problem, it has strongly opposed any international or domestic mandatory actions to reduce emissions, and has even opposed the mandatory reporting of emissions from large sources. Instead, the administration favors long-term scientific and technological research that gives the appearance of action while ignoring the emission reductions that can be achieved using existing technology.

Full Story It's good that this progress has been made, but a shame that USA wants no part in it, because/despite of being the world's largest producer of the greenhouse gases.

When you rate, you also have to post a band of your choosing for the next person to rate.

Matt has said there is zero chance of a live album/dvd. I'm curious as to the reasoning behind that.

"Everything Will Be Alright" - The Killers

"Dusk" is real mellow, pretty decent though. edit: spelling, blech

It's the same as The Postal Service for you all who are not familiar with it. 7.5/10...it's pretty good music, what else is there to say?? Red Hot Chili Peppers

You mean "Dusk" ??

6/10... just not really my cup of orange-flavored vodka. Weezer

The sad part is there isn't actually a way to know there's a light at the end of the tunnel, things may only be going further and further downhill.

Gah, I can't wait for all tihs business to just settle down.