AThousandLies

The second line is meant to be seven syllables, not nine.

"Stuck On You" by Failure, "Head Like A Hole" by Nine Inch Nails, "The Noose" by A Perfect Circle, "Cemetary Gates" by Pantera and "The Grudge" by Tool all have rather nice (and odd) intros.

If you're gonna say that, you might as well call just about every single pro-religious musician evil. Satanism isn't all about Witchcraft, sacrifices (which are in fact found in the bible moreso) or killing children. Not only that, but, as Merciful said, H.I.M. are manufactured.| If this stuff is true, I'd say the band Mayhem certainly do live up to their name ... but surely they're not the only musicians who are THAT disturbed. American Head Charge are pretty messed up ... they all met in a rehab clinic, I think two of their members have died (well, at least one), the reason there was a four-year delay between their first two albums was because they were taking too many drugs; during an interview the lead singer decided to take blood from himself and then squirt it all over himself with the syringe, and during concerts they fire shotgun blasts around arenas (but not at people).

Isn't Wes the guitarist? Or does he do both?

No, it shows that they're auto-ing, because they haven't noticed the gnomeball and haven't bothered to dispose of it.

Levitating chicken breast

The "determining" whether he's an auto-er is the same as the gnomeball part. And, I'm pretty sure you have to score another five times.

actually, its 720 k ;) For those willing to compare: RS has half a million paying members or so atm. Shh! :P

Wrong, as you did not define "population". The universe has many stars - which of course, do not much the absence of anything in the universe, but who is to say that light is not considered as occupying the emptiness? Black is the opposite of white.

Er, wait ... where's the Gnome Ball on the second guy? The one who has his harpoon in the water?

Marilyn Manson, Layne Stayley (Alice In Chains), Ian Curtis (Warsaw/Joy Division), John Balance (Coil) and Peter Steele (Type O Negative).

That's damn good. I'mma try it sometime soon.

Banned for being semi-patriotic!

Banned for being an economic girly-man.

True. It was a terrible schmelting accident, followed by some terrible "re"-constructive surgery. The person under me really wishes that the second page of this thread would be erased.

Banned because you have a christmas-y avatar when it is CLEARLY not Christmas (and thank bob for that).

I can't think of a way to argue that. 2 + 2 = 4

If that wound happens to be a hole in the head ... don't count on it. All's fair in love and war.

False. TPUM is from Northern America.

False, as book is a singular, not a plural :P True love conquers all (excuse me while I slap myself silly for saying that).

True (I like thing WAY too much :shock: ). The person under me no longer plays Runescape.

Yeah, I've heard from people on the War3 forums about the lack of attention that receives. Isn't it now just COMPLETELY full of hackers and people with impossible skills?

Billy Gould from Faith No More is pretty good too. Seems the best bassists are play funk-rock; Billy Gould, as mentioned, Flea from RHCP and Les Claypool from Primus.

I don't mind acronyms like brb, lol, ttyl, or other abbrevations like "dunno", "gonna" and "wanna", but the unnecessary absence of characters just pisses me off. I used to talk like that too, but it ended up showing up in my writing at school; I'd put "r" and "u" instead of the proper letters without realising. So, after that, I started always typing properly (i.e. spelling and punctuation). I still spell properly, with the rare exception (saying "ok" instead of "okay"), and I've gotten a bit lazy on my capitalization and punctuation ... but that doesn't matter, because I don't have an uncle Jack, nor do I know anyone who owns a horse. Oh, and what REALLY pisses me off, is when they use another letter and IT'S NOT EVEN AN ABBREVATION! Like "mi" instead of "my". IT'S TWO DAMN LETTERS! Or "iz" instead of "is". God damn that gets on my nerves so much. Oh, and while we're at it ... I found this comment on someone's MSN space: That made my eyes burn.

I would think Purple Haze is a more important defining song to the Hendrix Experience than All Along The Watch Tower (which wasn't even written by him).