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Rofl...Jimmi Handrex. I really laughed at that one. :lol:

Then that's why I had already seen those NK pictures before. :lol:

Your post is getting this thread locked.

All the bands you listen too are popular music.

I just can't stand it. What do you listen to? If you like a music and it gets popular and everyone starts listening to it you'll quit liking it?

On Imperial, everything would get oversized for Superman.

for all of these things that i have singled out of your list, i hate you -children cry. it's natural. until they can talk, it's the only way of showing distress -maybe you are bad at explaining, or it is too complex? -don't misbehave then -^ -^ -^ -i hate racialists -people have a right to wear what they wish - IT'S A DISEASE YOU IDIOT -they have to pay for plastic surgery because you don't find them attractive? I was just about to pick this guy as my target but you beat me to it. :-s

I love my metric system. :3>

Jak, you're the bug master, illuminate us with your knowledge. :idea:

I'm just wondering. Are the things that creep you out your fobias?

That song made me forget all others by AC/DC. After I quit liking it, it took me two months to come back to my old shape. That's addicting. :shame:

There are basically two things you can believe: You can either be decomposed, then you'd quit being you after you're dead (the biological version), or you can believe on the religious version, in which you'd be able to visit your loved ones. I don't see any way you can miss them.

I didn't ask, I said they were put there with a reason. :P

My grandfather was 92 when he died, he had been victim of a stroke, was half paralized and couldn't speak, not to mention he suffered quite a lot with his crisis. I'd rather die than live that way.

You should as well think about why it's called samueleze. :P

I think the scene happens much earlier, Oy. Anyway, the twin towers would fit perfectly in the general feel of the ending of the story.

I thought he was the ant and the package was the acid (maybe a drug pack)? :P

I agree, and I look foward dieing to find out (maybe by the time I'm 200 years old, though). I don't see why you think dieing is so bad for the person dieing. Of course dieing as a teenage must suck, but I wouldn't mind it after living a good and long life.

There's gotta be some sort of racist joke on that image. :lol:

Here we go again. :D What are your beliefs on what happens after death?

That's an ant on acid.

Anyway, we got where I wanted to get. I crafted your criticism down to a technical level, and here is where I drop the discussion, as I know **** about technic details. May some wise soul come here and destroy your technical point. I laughed at your description of the invention of distortion, though. :P Nice discussion, I'm now moving to the phobias thread.

After trees grow, they die. :wink: Meh, I'm with cyco. Dieing isn't bad for who dies (of course the way you die matters, nobody wants to be stabbed 15 times), it's bad for people who like you.

The movie was made in 2005 (of course the story happens on the 70's). The towers were "photoshopped" there, obviously with a reason.

I'm the one saying his style isn't cutting edge, which by no means makes his music worse. Isn't modern technology+solos+a "halo" what Rock's about? Surely if he hadn't done those things, somebody else would. Does that take his merit? No. We don't say Graham Bell wasn't important just because the phone would get invented anyway. Now we get down to the discussion of how much this "halo" matters in Rock. Hendrix became a legend, he had this rock n' roll halo, and, as rock is popular music, media matters. However, the fact he was commercialized doesn't make him worse than any unknown guitarrist.