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Also, are we allowed to include stand-up comedy albums?

I loved it, especially the scenes with Mickey and the final scene, although I probably missed a few things because over here we get neither the Jonas brothers nor the Disney channel.

I'm up for doing a list :)

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I guess that's a nice nod to the moment in the comic where Rorschach makes a mental note to investigate whether or not he's a homosexual.

No, I got it straight from the artist's website I think.

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This is from my laptop's music partition, which is capped at a mere 10 GB. Doing this list for my desktop wouldn't be worth it :|[hide=]Adagio After Forever Aina Ambeon Ayreon Blackmore's Night Black Sabbath Celtic Legacy Christopher Franke Combichrist Cult of Luna Dave Brubeck Diorama Dropkick Murphys Edguy Ensiferum Epica Epochate Evilion Finntroll Folkearth For My Pain... Genitorturers Gregorian Haggard Heidevolk Iron Maiden Kamelot Kivimetsän Druidi Koop Leaves' Eyes Lordi Lunarium Nightwish Nine Inch Nails Oomph! Opeth Panzer Ag Rainbow Serj Tankian Sonata Arctica Soul Secret Star One Stream of Passion Synthesia System of a Down T3CHN0PH0B1A Thalion Theatre of Tragedy The Bombs of Enduring Freedom The Pogues The Young Dubliners Therion Trans-Siberian Orchestra Visions of Atlantis Within Temptation Zeromancer[/hide]I've also left out all the audio books and stand up comedy.

There's only one way to determine what is and isn't metal:

I'm sorry, but that statement is just... :| Seriously, dated? Have I misread your post or are you saying those albums aren't worth owning because they're old?

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He actually had a match with Bryan Danielson in 2006, at the ROH show "Better Than Our Best". The Best in the World moniker comes from his reign as ROH World Champion. As a heel champion, he would brag about being the best in the world, and there was an extended storyline where he sent out open contracts all over the world for challengers. Amongst others he wrestled Naomichi Marafuji and KENTA from the Japanese promotion Pro Wrestling NOAH, Sonjay Dutt from TNA (but representing the CZW promotion in the story) and of course Lance Storm. However, his claim to being the best wrestler in the world is entirely valid, not just empty bragging. He was trained by Shawn Michaels and William Regal, amongst others, and is known to travel all over the world to improve his skills (Japan, Mexico, Canada). Right now he's even training in former UFC heavyweight champion Randy Couture's MMA school to add more MMA moves to his playbook. He uses a wide variety of finishers and has been involved in some of the best matches of the past decade. He is probably one of the most skilled technical wrestlers alive today. If you want to look up some of his matches, I can especially recommend any time he has wrestled Nigel McGuinness, the current ROH World Champion with whom he has had an on and off rivalry that stretched over three years. Last year he had a three match series with Austin Aries that's also worth watching, as are his matches with Takeshi Morishima.

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Well, it all depends on your kind of humour but over all the novel/movie is pretty serious. It basically deals with the moral issues related to superhero vigilantism. I'm really curious to see how they translate Rorschach and The Comedian to the movie though, I could see them chickening out on stuff like Rorschach's prison scenes and The Comedian's last actions in Vietnam.

All sorts of stuff really. I mostly started out on European/Scandinavian power metal, usually with female vocals. I also have a lot of progressive (Ayreon (and various Ayreon spin offs), Dream Theater), some goth stuff (early Theatre of Tragedy, Tristania), industrial (Oomph!, Diorama), viking/folk (Ensiferum, Finntroll) and symphonic (Therion, Haggard). Haggard especially is a favourite of mine, with a great mix of symphonic classical music, heavy guitars and grunts: [yt]qJ2Y9_MwiE8[/yt]

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Yes, but not on Live unfortunately. The gaming club at my student club has gotten a very good deal on a pair of arcade joysticks through the video game store that sponsors it. This means that pretty much every weekday night there's Street Fighter 4 projected on a 108" screen. We generally play for drinks, which acts as a great handicap system. People who win more, drink more and at the end of the night we all suck :D

Yeah, I think it's going to be a long time before we see a video game that's 100% free of quirks like that.