TheLizard

What makes a person a "film expert"? They've seen a lot of movies? In that case, Netflix makes me and countless others like me film experts.

I agree with you, but even if Paris does somehow stumble upon this site, I don't think she can read.

Yeah, it's hard to pay attention to the lyrics when the music itself sounds so bad.

Unfortunately, I did not. My sig came from the genius of Yakko Warner.

Ah yes, I love the Looney Toons also. The problem is, nobody could bring back the Looney Toons and do it justice. It just wouldn't be the same.

Does anyone remember cartoons such as Ren and Stimpy, The Animaniacs, Rocko's Modern Life, and more recently Invader Zim? These were incredibly funny shows. Unfortunately, the networks that play cartoons are afraid to include the key elements that made these shows funny: twisted humor, dark humor, and sometimes subtle (or not so subtle) adult humor. Now we live in such a politically correct time, kids are forced to watch crap. I just hope there's a time when networks are once again willing to make cartoons that will appeal to all age groups and maturity levels. Well that's my rant for today. Discussion is encouraged.

"Knights of Cydonia"- Muse "Over the Hills and Far Away"- Led Zeppelin

Yeah, I was going to go to day 3 and see Damien Marley, Matisyahu, The New Pornographers, Muse, Tom Petty, and whatever else caught my eye/ear. So I'm not speaking to my parents at the moment.

They were one of the bands that I was going to go see at the Austin Music Festival that my parents won't let me go to. So much for that.

There's no point in seeing GNR anyway, anymore. No Slash!

Weird Al has also recently released a parody of this song. It's called "You're Pitiful".

1. Thunderstruck- AC/DC 2. Land of Confusion- Genesis 3. Fairies Wear Boots- Black Sabbath 4. Bungle in the Jungle- Jethro Tull 5. Paradise by the Dashboard Light- Meatloaf 6. Astronomy- Blue Oyster Cult 7. Stranglehold- Ted Nugent 8. Rain Fall Down- Rolling Stones 9. A Well Respected Man- The Kinks 10. You and Me- Alice Cooper

I guess any song is a drinking song, if you're drinking while you're listening to it.

Jim, of course.

Rain Fall Down- Rolling Stones Fairies Wear Boots- Black Sabbath Land of Confusion- Genesis

Rock on! Oh I guess I should post a picture...

Run for the hills!!!

The Eagles Take Me Out

Is that Guybrush Threepwood, mighty pirate?

Now that does sound fun!

This isn't a game...

I was forced to read "The Prince" by Machiavelli and now I'm being forced to read something about how fast food is ruining the country. Stupid summer reading.

Screenname: The Curiously Strong Lizard. Real Name: You're in Good Hands with Tim. Heck yes you are!

Very true.

From RollingStone.com: Their music has always sucked, and their fans have always been chucklehead brutes, but Detroit rappers the Insane Clown Posse have apparently inspired a whole new level of horrifying, moronic violence. According to Sploid, the entire town of Lakewood, Washington is reeling after a group of the group’s fans went on a robbing and beating spree in formerly quaint Fort Steilacoom Park. Here’s the system: first they paint their faces like clowns and put on cheap black clothes, then they run through the park screaming “woo, woo, Juggalo†(“Juggalo†refers to the “family†of ICP fans) then they mug you, then they beat the ******* out of you. In that order. Another Juggalo from New Bedford, Massachusetts gave us a little preview of this kind of horrifying violence back in February when he brought his hatchet (these are the kind of people who just have hatchets) to a gay bar, began hacking at people, and eventually killed a police officer before shooting both his female companion and himself. Is all this just misdirected self-loathing? Would these people be leading more constructive lives if they listened to dudes who could actually rap? Fort Steilacoom Park is about a block away from my old school. I used to hang out there. One of my friends got jumped by the Juggalos a while back. I hate those guys.