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C-Bacon

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  1. Sadly, this isn't the stupidest thread i've seen on this board
  2. MM- Float On, easily
  3. I thought he wanted off the continent. Moving to the States seems odd. Edit: She said 3 months.
  4. 14 times. 1999 Toronto: ACC- w/Moist and Serial Joe (Dec 17) 2000 Toronto: The Warehouse (May 5) 2001 Vaughn: Canada's Wonderland (July 6) 2002 London: Western Fairground (Sept 13) St. Catherines: Event in the Tent (Sept 20) Oakville: Sheridan College (Sept 24) 2003 Toronto: Kool Haus (Apr 10) Hamilton: Convention Centre (Apr 12) Wasaga Beach: The Dard (July 10) Waterloo: Laurier University (September, snuck into their Frosh Week show) 2004 Toronto:Mod Club (June 6) Toronto:Mod Club (June 8) Toronto:The Warehouse (Oct 23) Hamilton: Convention Centre (Nov 8)
  5. Sweet Jesus
  6. I'm really going to miss the blogs. Matt's blog was my homepage, and as a result, my most commonly visited sites. I really hope that his online ventures do not end at this point in time as he's easily been one of my most influential role models, which i'm not ashamed to admit. So anways, I need I need a new blog for my homepage. Juan Cole or Noam Chomksy's blogs are the leading candidates for now. If anyone has any other suggestions for now, please reply...
  7. eh??????
  8. Hey Prosis, what was the deal with the whole cell phone fiasco? Did Matt really post his phone number in response to Jaded Monkey's request?
  9. Well, thats a different story then. There's always a problem with weeding out the shit disturbers. That's what moderators are for.
  10. Indeed, but he has the option to simply delete and move on. But when he provides a forum for disussion, there's going to be differing opinions. If he can't handle having a few nut-cases that he could continuosly disprove, or simply ignore and let others argue, then whats the point of putting a board up in the first place? And to my knowledge, there were no personal attacks against him on the board.
  11. I saw his post to Mighty Merk, and although his argument was very flawed, Matt really didn't handle it well. He rebutted his points, then stated that he had no respect for the said poster and considered the topic "closed". I'm not surprised he was chastised for handling it that way when he could have easily made his points and let it go. He lets small things like that get to him too often.
  12. He's really going overboard now. Jesus.
  13. Yeah, he co-wrote "Super Drop" which featured Jeff Martin (Tea Party) on background vocals. Good song.
  14. In regards to his left leaning politics, yes.
  15. A year or two.
  16. There have already been two mentions of Alter Bridge and one for Out Of Your Mouth in the context of 'best album of the year' in this thread. Therefore, it must be destroyed. It's well worth it. Go buy it now. Or, sample the album off SoulSeek, then buy it.
  17. OOOOOOOOOOOverrated
  18. "Polaris" is amazing and worthy of being a single/video (although JEW's videos tend to suck). That said, Futures is a solid album.
  19. 1. Matt Good - WLRRR 2. Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News 3. Green Day - American Idiot 4. Limblifter - I/O 5. Interpol - Antics 6. The Arcade Fire - Funeral 7. Auf der Maur - s/t 8. Jimmy Eat World - Futures 9. K-OS - Joyful Rebellion 10. Taking Back Sunday - Where You Want To Be
  20. The claims that Chomsky denied the mass-slaughter by Khmer Rogue and the Holocaust are a fallacy and are points used by fanatical conservatives to discredit him. Some go even so far to say that Chomsky actually supported Pol Pot. Some of his quote were conveniently taken out of context from the overall theme of his works. He may have been guilty of perhaps being too skeptical of death toll at the time, but to say he dismissed them as merely a few thousand is a stretch. He rightfully referred to the crimes of the Khmer Rogue as one of the greatest mass genocides of our times, so he hardly acted as an apologist. I'm not sure where the non anti-semetic Holocaust theories came from though. Regardless, his works are well referenced and articulated, despite errors that are inevitably human, one shouldn't dismiss him so easily.
  21. ...anyways, yes the book is quite good. If your familiar with Chomsky's works, then some of what he says may not be new, but I found it a good start in reading up on more of America's past and present militaristic tendencies and the possible (apocalyptic) ramifications. It was my first Chomksy book, and no doubt i'll be reading more.
  22. Sure, Beautiful Midnight ;)
  23. WLRRR> AoB,LOTGA, Underdogs. And depending on the day, Avalanche too. That's right.
  24. This was posted on his blog and later taken down: "Too busy today to do anything but relay some of the stories I've read. I get home tomorrow and will have more time to focus on events. That and probably an entry about what the future holds for me professionally."..." Someone on the Metro said that tonight at the Kingston show he said: "last show for a while. Maybe even a few years". I always thought something like this was inevitable. I'm very worried.
  25. White dude, spikey black hair, grey mg hoodie (ya, i know the rule, but its cold and i can't find another sweater...)
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