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Pink Floyd signature ftw. :P Can't really judge it so far...

You do realize we already rated and said how awesome it was in the other topic where it is completed.

It looks like a piece you did in 5 minutes. Why are you posting things like this when you know you didn't gave any effort.

Ooh, I still need to see Batman Begins, maybe I'll rent it! :)

There's a computergame comming out about 50 Cent too.... :?

Ohaỷ̮̫̉ (Good Morning) - Really good, no masterpiece, but you can't always have those ofcourse. 7.5/10 Hellboy - 2nd time, still entertained me. Does it's job. 6.5/10 American Beauty - Doesn't lose it's power. 8.5/10

I don't know how you abuse your parmigiano, but how the hell do you get moisture in it? Try keeping it out of the fridge. And you have got two types of asiago, you've got the old one, and the fresh one which is (semi-) soft. If you keep having your problems, try something else than parmigiano or asiago, for example grana padano which is similiar to parmigiano but made in different part of Italy and loads cheaper too. At the deli I worked we sold parmigiano reggiano (straight from the piece of course) which is suposed to be the best parmigiano and we never had any problems, and we never got customers complaining either. And we always kept the cheese out of the cooling, of course. Don't keep your parmigiano in the fridge before shredding it. It is already hard and doesn't become much softer when you keep it outside, however if you cool it, it gets too hard and you have a high chance it breaks while shredding it, and of course if it has been cool and then suddendly it's on room temperature again makes it sweat. [edit] You can read and learn a lot of other stuff about other itallian quality products aswell.

Heh, I'm surprised nobody mentioned the S&M version of "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica. I'm surprised I forgot it myself too btw.

No, that's the funny part, I don't even have a basement! I really don't know what's up with this wave of people 'insulting' eachother.

Ooh, that's a good one! The live version of Angels and She's the One by Robbie Williams live @ Knebworth 2003 are great too.

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Specs mean squat. I thought games were for entertainments sake.

Everything. It's so arrogant to say that popular topics without a point are spam and boring, they're contributing to the good fun of the community and therefore have a point. Not everything can be serious. The topics I don't really like are games topics because I don't really play games and I mostly ignore the political topics because I don't know anything about (foreign) politics. Fav. topics are movie topics and music topics. :)

Nick Mason - Pink Floyd Chad Wackerman/Terry Bozio - Zappa Ian Paice - Deep Purple They do a good job.

Heh, while we're at it... Queen - We are the champions that does it's job at the right moments too. :P

I doubt Basher is such a 'funny' guy in real life. Let's ignore the him instead of all saying how we all hate what he said, one time is enough. Continue with sie topic. The S&M version of Metallica's "The Call of the Ktulu" can move me too, when I listen to it on the right moment. And of course Pink Floyd's "The Great Gig in the Sky" and "Eclipse". :)

Alright, I'll be checking this one out tomorrow, I can't be arsed to pause my own music now. :P

hmm, I'm going to see a history of violance this tuesday, I'm looking forward to it. :)

i hate jodie foster. the movie looks pretty stupid even if she wasnt in it. but you never know, it could suprise you. but not me, because i hate jodie foster. It really looks like a "been there, done that" movie which you'll probably consume in ten years when it finally got a "T.V. Premiere". The adds of it at IMDB were terrible, I think they removed them now.

Ah well, you can't like everything! :wink: Anyway, just saw The Life Aquatic without Steve Zissou but with my mother who hadn't seen it before. Don't think she liked it since I couldn't get anything else than "it's okay" out of her. Woman...*sigh* Anyway, for later tonight: Les Valseuses and tomorrow morning: Boccaccio '70 Which is a movie containing 4 shorts directed by Itallian "masters" of cinema and they are about life and sex, I'm looking forward to it.

Yea, that stuff is amazing, so much feeling it to, it really hits me. :)

Simon and Garfunkel - The Boxer/Bridge over Troubled Water Rainbow - Catch the Rainbow (the live version from On-Stage) Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone/The Times They are A Changin'/Visions of Johanna/Loads of other stuff Pink Floyd - Shine on you Crazy Diamond/Wish You were Here/Comfortably Numb Radiohead - Pyrmid Song A lot of songs basically. :P

You probably posted in the market fora as well, you don't get postcount from posting there.

quote="assassin_696"]I really enjoyed that film, although i find it got slightly hard to follow towards the end. I thought it was a great piece of acting from Jim Carrey though, nice to see him in a different role to his norm. In the end everything revealed itself, too bad you couldn't follow it. :( Anyway, we wanted to see it on wednesday, but we scrapped it for another movie. Barry Lyndon. The movie follows the path of a young Irishman who is on the run for the law after he killed an English officer in a duel. Storywise this isn't one of my fav. Kubricks, to keep it very simple: Scarface, but then set in the 18th century, and of course it is better than Scarface. But visually, wow, just a big wow (I did enjoy it more than the first time). With every shot you just keep wondering how he did it, it just looks like you are watching a moving painting, everything is just perfect and therefore you wonÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t notice the long running time of three hours. Too bad this gem is often forgotten between masterpieces such as 2001: A Space Odyssey and Dr. Strangelove. IMDB: 8.0 Daan: 8.5