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I think I'm the first to say that I know exactly what you mean. The taste he's trying to describe is the bitter sort of carrotty nastyness that you also find in celery sometimes and to a lesser degree sweet potatoe. If I were to describe the flavour it would have to be as 'dirty orange'.

I saw her on Dawn Frenchs 'Funny Women' program this Christmas time and got the hots for her. Then I looked up her stuff on the web and it wasn't that funny. Quickly lost interest.

If I'm not mistaken, it already is. Nothing we can do can stop the melting of the polar ice caps now.

Blood Hound Gang - Pacman on...

Some monk rock :uhh: It's like Punk rock but with monks. A monk sold me and my friend them today in Leeds City Centre. The first track is a cross between Lipan Conjouring (Tool) and Hell Awaits (Slayer). And 41 minutes long. So yeah. Prog monk rock. :uhh:

=P~ =P~ =P~ Can. Not. Wait. =P~ =P~ =P~ Seriously, DT is my favourite band and the few songs I've heard clips of (Constant Motion and The Dark Eternal Night) are seriously awesome. I can't wait to hear In the Presence of Enemies or The Ministry of Lost Souls. TMOLS is supposed to be a very ambient piece like Pink Floyds 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond' and ITPOE is an epic. I'm getting myself a 5.1 surround sound card and speaker system today, just for this album. =P~ =P~ =P~

Cows don't get lethal injections in nature. Sure it's not a nice way to die but in the end, they're just cows.

Blue suits me perfectly.

Funny guy. Don't spam like this in future.

No matter how nervous you feel, act confident. The feeling will come eventually.

I've got a remote control Tony Hawk skater :( It's rubbish.

I was listening to my music once and I was getting paranoid because I could tell which track was coming next. About 7 songs in I realised that my MP3 player had stopped running on shuffle and was just playing an album.

Story - I was sat at my desk when this massive spider (this is in the UK mind) crawls onto my TV screen. I sit staring at it for about a second then push my chair over backwards and roll out of the room. I grab hold of my mum and show her the spider. So goes and gets a bowl (it really was massive) and a piece of paper. The spider was now horizontal on the desk so my mum goes to put the bowl over it. It senses our presence and runs; in a panic my mum slams the bowl down, trapping its legs on the outside (yes it was that big). My mum then carried it outside and let it go where it limped away.[/i]

Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring. The graphics didn't work for me, all you could see was grey with a few textures stuck on places randomly. I still managed to get all the way to Weathertop though :XD:

Mainly metal and rock. I occasionally learn some acoustic stuff, hoping one day to train myself to sing along. I have also starting writing some of my own music, just a load of riffs at the moment but over this holiday I want to string them together into two or three songs.

Lying in a muddy ditch in the middle of a thunderstorm, pressing my face into the mud trying to kill myself. There is something looking for me and when it finds me, it's going to do something horrible and painful. I end up hearing it sloshing through the mud, groaning and calling my name. I don't look up but I know its lying next to me, breathing into the side of my face. Then i hear it scream and feel a knife slash across my back. Thats the bit where I wake up. Nice dream. :uhh:

'The line between wanting to win and being scared of losing is thin.' 'Be sure to live your life, because you are a long time dead.'

I enjoyed this movie, although I think I'll like it more on a second/ third viewing. The plot was hard to follow but I think I grasped it. [hide]The surreal stuff was a nice touch but I think that it could have been done better, especially Jacks scizophrenia (or however its spelt). This movie also seemed to portray the characters differently to the first two. Wether this was deliberate or not I don't know but I sort of liked it. The intro was pretty poor IMO and didn't add anything to the movie. I know it was something to do with them having to sing the song to allow the 'pieces of eight' to work but it didn't feel comfortable. If I hadn't watched the first two before gonig to the cinema, I think I might have enjoyed it more as some of the characters were starting to annoy me even after the first one. I'll be getting it on DVD when it comes out, just so I can properly work it out. *Ends waffle* [/hide] 8/10.

I like Beast and the Harlot, some really good lead guitar stuff in there. The rest of their stuff is a bit 'meh'.

Not going to happen anytime soon.

I'd probally say Andy Mckee but he's more acoustic rhythme and lead and percussion all thrown together. James Hetfeild is the best electric rhythm guitarist that I know of. I couldn't find any live vids of stuff from Kill 'em All but the rhythm guitar on that album is insane.

I think he was referring to their self titled song. It really is a good one, very atmospheric and it has a brilliant climax.

Metallica - Ride the Lightning

Andy Mckee - Drifting. Mega coolies.