Retefael

Ha. If you want hilarious Canadian stereotypes, watch SCTV's "The Great White North", with Doug and Bob Mackenzie (AKA Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas) SOOOOO Funny.

Haha, oh yeah!!! Woodland Critter Christmas made me laugh SO HARD. So man...classic.

:shock: Ok then...good luck dealing with your depression..I've been there. :? And you made that thread on rap? Shame on you.

Thanks Sith. :thumbsup: I just would like to play, you know, but have others things I need to do too. But I'd love to have fun too. Who doesn't?

I think you meant to put Packers where you put Patriots? Hehehe... I think the Packers will go all the way. They had a great season, and Favre needs to retire, so what better way to retire than after winning the Super Bowl?

I get complimented on my glasses, but that's about it. I'm glad that we've (mostly) moved on past four-eyes and all that, now that people are beginning to realize that it is in fact the nerds who get somewhere in life and the jocks who fail miserably. (Just kidding, but think about it...) :XD:

Daft Punk's ALIVE 2007. Best (Electronic) live album I've ever heard. Just makes you want to get up and dance.

There was tongue in my first kiss, last March. LOTS of it.

Alright, I would sort of like to ask a definitive question here: is World of Warcraft worth 15 bucks a month and will it suck up my life into a storming void of WoW'ing and nothing else?

Top three for me: 1) Super Mario Galaxy 2) The Orange Box 3) Bioshock Galaxy made me return to my N64 for old Super Mario 64 goodness. Gawd how I miss it.

Yeah, Scott Tennerman is in my top 5 favourites of all time, I can almost quote the whole episode :XD: Oh Scott your tears, your tears taste SO sweet Scott. Ahhh man, SO sweet. Ha. :thumbsup: EDIT: 300 posts, yay?

It's Alice. My mom happened to be watching from behind me at that part. I LOL'ed and she took major offense..."THat's NOT funny..." and fumed off. Oh well. Still hilarious though.

There are hilarious episodes scattered all over the place. Favorite one HAS to be Scott Tenorman Must Die. That was hilarious. Red Badge of Gayness and The Jeffersons are both up there too.

TEPR - Minuit Jacuzzi (DatA Remix) This song is SWEET. Sweet like candy, sweet like ice cream, sweet like...like...like JELLY BEANS!!!! Or better yet, fudge brownies...*drools*

If I knew all of this ahead of time, door B. If not, then A. :wink:

Die whilst in orgasm. Think about it... :-k

Everything eventually dies anyway Well I'd like to live a LITTLE longer than eventually, thank you very much.

Is it wrong to survive? I would say no.

Except that it isn't just that. Electronica (techno) consists of much more than just dance music. Dang right. There's a whole list of subgenres. And for proof, why don't you visit beatport.com? Anyways, there's jungle, breakbeat, tencho, trance, house, ambient, and even if it was "just keyboards" it still takes skill to compose this stuff. Personally, it's my all-time favorite genre. Why? You can freakin' DANCE to it.

All I can say is...yep. Now, Facebook... :twisted:

Why do you think that they're not like instruments you must learn to know? It's not like they have an "on/off" button that they need to press, and then it comes out the way it does. Exactly. It's all done on-the-fly, they bring in loops and samples as they are performing. Although after playing the same show for almost three years you'd expect it to become second nature.. I heard they use Ableton Live and a number of Macs, yet they somehow remotely access them...what was I reading??

'ello everyone. I'm beginning to get into DJing a little bit, and will probably be playing house parties by early next year :wink: I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience DJing before, but more importantly, what are some good songs to play? I love all kinds of music; my iPod moves from opera, pop punk, classic rock, house, and then alternative folk in a heartbeat :) I plan on being mostly a techno DJ, and all those other subgenres; house, trance, acid jazz, trip hop, etc. etc. So any great songs I should hear? Anything interesting; that might just be a great lsiten or that I could expand my musical horizons with? Thanks!!!! :thumbsup:

Steve Martin and Jim Gaffigan. He's just so goofy. Especially with that Hot Pocket bit, which is so true.

Go with a Commodore 64. Kicks the 360 in the BUTT. Seriously...get it dude. The Wii is great and all...but NOTHING can beat Gears of War. Nothing. Except maybe Oblivion...

Dude, you read my freakin' mind. :thumbsup: