The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King

I see where you're coming fro, but I feel Gary Sinise is far too cool as an actor to be killed off. My suggestion is that an anvil or flower pot falls on his head, and his character is forever changed, presuming no other Acme products fall on him. I think it's sad how desperately they pumped out the spin-offs to the original CSI. I don't like to think about the logic that must have gone through the heads of the producers who came up with the idea. "Hey, CSI is doing amazing, so lets make the same show in other cities, it's bound to do just as well if not better." Yet all they accomplished was the Multiplicity effect, where each clone of a clone just gets increasingly closer to retardation (or homosexuality in the case of that whacky second Michael Keaton clone!). So my point is this: I'm talking out of my ass since I have never watched CSI:NY, and only seen a few Miami, but I think a post the size of Anton's starting post deserves to be acknowledged. Maybe I'll start a Multiplicity thread. BYE!

I'm never going to watch the comercials the same again.

Angry Cook! Thats a fantastic idea! I actually laughed just thinking about it. Can I be the sexy wooden mermaid attached tot he front of the ship, and occasionally I make sassy remarks or gestures to the camera? Huh?

Ok, get this. Mr. Canadian Tire... The series. I think it would be entertaining to see what this character was like when he wasn't hawking his wares. I bet he's insane and hilarious. I'm Canadian so if I write it CBC is bound to play it.

Amen. That's all there is to say to that.

John Lee Hooker - Decoration Day

1. Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet - "Harlem by the Sea" 2. Matthew Good - "21st Century Living (live)" the one about Operation: Playmate. 3. Death From Above 1979 - "Dead Womb" 4. The Dears - "Expect the Worse/'Cos She's a Tourist" CBC sessions 5. Graham Coxon - "Who the Fuck?" 6. Matthew Good - "Parable" 7. Schwab - "Dj's in a Row" (It's all gone Pete Tong sndtrk) 8. Gorillaz - "19-2000" (Soulchild remix) 9. John Baldry - "Let's Burn Down the Cornfield" 10. The Clash - "Clampdown" I mostly listen to Cds, so this is just what I happened to have uploaded to my computer, or things I only have on there. Shadowy Men and Matt Good kept showing up, so I fudged the list a little.

Scot and I are right. And probably some other people. I pronounce this issue resolved.

It's just pilvic thrusts at different speeds the whole way through the song. It's really the coolest thing ever.

It doesn't have to be about drugs or being high, it can just mean out of it. Think in a coma metaphor.

Actually I'm kinda feeling the viking thing. Vikings on motercycles, claiming the great plains for their own.

Bourgeoisie Blues - Alabama 3

He seems like a poorly written Bret Easton Ellis character. But I'd do him.

If there were enough of us I think we could be the masters of the waters around North America. The navy is busy fighting in the desert.

Passion, stolen from Dictionary.com 1. A powerful emotion, such as love, joy, hatred, or anger. 2. An abandoned display of emotion, especially of anger: He's been known to fly into a passion without warning. 3. Passion 1. The sufferings of Jesus in the period following the Last Supper and including the Crucifixion, as related in the New Testament. 2. A narrative, musical setting, or pictorial representation of Jesus's sufferings. 4. Archaic. Martyrdom. Makes sense. Though I still don't much fancy the name.

It's one of those shows you really have to watch every episode.

Me and my friends requested that Satisfaction song by Benni Bennassi (or something) because we think it is hilarious and DJs think it's good. So he played it and we did our dance routine to it. The end.

Ah but answer me this. How do you know it went downhill if you only watched the first season. But yah, you're right it did. But not a lot.

I think he's already been asked that a lot and he's defended his point very well. As much as a lot of people think that he should have let sleeping dogs lie, no one thought that like the original cast did. They saw it as their obligation to protect Clerks from Kevin and his money whoring, but once they saw the script they were both completely in. Therefore, don't worry. If it's good enough for Dante and Randal, it's good enough for me. And you.

I vote no. If it's not for spacerock then it seems kinda fruity and pretentious.

As much as it pains me to admit it I'm almost interested to hear what any new stuff might be. And I wonder how the image change will effect things.

I didn't want to say anything but... I did it all for you. More quotes! I left my ALTINLTS at home.

this place would be great if we could cut back on the asskissing at least 25%. Eat balls boyo. First off it's a Matt Good message board, the Matt Good section, and a topic about... Well I'll be damned, it's Matt Good. And second, it's not like I wrote that thinking that just maybe he'd somehow notice and we'd become best friends. Surprise surprise I like Matt Good. Now, you're assholery would be acceptable if you'd done it regarding something I'd said in any number of the other sections of The Bored, but not here pal. Sit on it.

I used to notice that on a lot of his songs prior to his solo work, and it bugged me at first. I think that style of song writing has declined since MGB, with the songs you mentioned being the odd exception.

Look out, a fish market!