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*points at sig* :P (Iron Maiden - These Colours Don't Run)

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The later episodes are incredibly hit and miss in my opinion. The Steve Dawkins episodes made me cringe, but the Faith +1 episode (Cartman starts a Christian rock band) was absolutely hilarious. Often t's not even the subject they're poking fun at that makes it bad. There's just better ways of making fun of Dawkins than making Mrs. Garrison shout "pound my monkeyhole!".

After listening to it for two days non-stop: Iron Maiden - A Matter of Life and Death. They've singlehandedly proven that some bands can age gracefully. Probably the best album since The Seventh Son of the Seventh Son, definiately the best album since Fear of the Dark. Hell, even the cover art is great.

I haven't been able to find a single picture that's not in some way a gross violation of forum rules...

I guess someone who graduated from the highest possible level of high school (including Ancient Greek as an exam course) and is studying archaeology at the best university of the country is a fing moron.

I use Winamp while at home (I have all my CDs ripped to my hard drive) and a simple mp3 player when I'm travelling.

I deny everything! Besides, it was the cheap food...

707 + 707. It's a Dutch word. (lol + lol, meaning fun + fun). However, when you add them up the answer is 1414 :)

I believe the people behind Enron are worse than Ted Bundy (no, not the shoesalesman from TV. He used a shoehorn once, but I won't tell you how). I think that capital punishment as a system of punishment is based on an irrationally primordial thirst for revenge. If you are so eager to hurt a human being, I'd say destroying his mind by locking him up away from everything he loves and cares about is a lot more efficient than a quick death. If you spend money on death row, he basically costs just as much as he would if he'd be in a normal jail cell. If you don't spend money on death row by executing him immediately, you're denying him the right to fight for his life in court. Either way, there is always a chance that you could convict an innocent man.

Grim Fandango, hands down. After four years of fighting side by side, of struggling to save each other's lives right until the very end, Manny finally gets his reward, only to realize he has to leave Glottis behind to enter heaven.

Meh, by his logic Americans would still be ruled by a queen.

Then my governement knows best in allowing coffeeshops to sell marijuana to anyone over 18?

Radio/television station broadcasting on the public network. Mostly youth-oriented programming.

It's still there, with the other private boards.

The town I grew up in has the purest tap water in all of western Europe. Frankly, I don't understand people paying money for bottled water, as tap water is drinking quality in the entire country here. The other day I was at a convenience store inside a train station, and the cheapest half a litre of water was ÃÆââââ¬Ã¡Ãâì0,99, whereas half a litre of milk was ÃÆââââ¬Ã¡Ãâì0,69.

Room for one more?

Therion - Lemuria Nightwish - Wishmaster Epica - Consign to Oblivion

160/200, #2 appearantly...

It's been only eight months :-w

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. One of the first (if not release) and best Gamecube games, but completely crippled by a poor combat system that's entirely unsuitable for boss battles. Got stuck in the WWI Monastery boss battle, about two thirds through the game.

Ok... *busts out notebook* Marinades for steak: 1) Asian: Garlic, onion or shallot, ginger, soy sauce, oyster flavoured sauce, crushed red or green chillies, pepper, a tblespoon full of honey, olive oil for binding. Put everything in a zip-top bag with the steak, get as much air out of the bag as you can, and zip it up and leave in the fridge overnight, flipping once if possible. Grill to medium rare and slice against the grain. Serve with a nice asian salad with a lime vinagrette. 2) Mexican: Garlic, onion or shallot, adobo sauce (from a can of chipotles), lime juice and zest, salt, pepper, cumin, coriander, olive oil. Same zip top method overnight, grill medium rare, cut on a bias into strips. Wrap strips in flour tortilla with pico de gallo, shredded monteray jack, guacamole, fresh or grilled peppers and onions etc... Those are my two favorites, but experimentation is a beautiful thing. You really just need three flavour profiles: 1) Salt 2) Acid 3) Bite or fragrance --- Spicy chicken: 3-4 chicken breasts cut into bite size pieces, a cup of breadcrumbs a tablespoon of crushed red pepper a tablespoon of thyme a heaped teaspoon of chopped garlic 2 chopped habanero peppers a medium sized onion peeled and chopped 1/6 cup oil While the oil heats on medium high in a skillet, stir together everything except the chicken, when the oil is hot enough, put the chicken in and put everything else on top and cook until the meat is done, stirring/turning over often. --- Pasta for dummies: Boil some pasta. While it's cooking, take 125ml of milk, 25g of grated strong cheese of your choice, and about 10g of plain flour. Stir like buggery until it boils and thickens. Add a tablespoon of tomato puree. Mix in the pasta and serve. --- Lentil Soup If you're poor, you can't get much more nutritious and tasty. Fry up two onions over low heat in some olive oil, until golden. Add a few garlic cloves if you like. Throw in about 1 cup of red lentils, and stir through the oil, and add 0.5 to 1 tsp of cumin (and whatever other spice you might want). Stir for a minute until fragrant, and then add a quart (a litre, but I'm working with you Yankees) of chicken stock, add salt and pepper and cook over medium heat, covered, for about 2 minutes. The lentils should cook and the soup will thicken up nicely. Add a good handful of chopped parsley. Now, the clincher. Add lemon juice to taste, a good half a lemon per bowl of soup. Now, sprinkle with sumac (leave out if you can't find it - it's a red spice essential in Lebanese food with a sour/salty flavour that's great). Serve up. This soup tastes good (make sure to season it well), is no work, and is very cheap. --- Chicken in honey: 20 boneless chicken thighs half a cup of honey a chicken bulion cube tabasco and various herbs (rosemary, oregano, parsley, etc) Put the chicken on a skillet for about 10 minutes a side. While that is happening, Put the honey and the bulion cube in about 2 cups of water and put it on the stove. Once that has heated up enough to dissolve most of the bulion, take it off and mix in the herbs and a bit of tabasco. Once the chicken has been done 5 minutes on each side, pour the liquid over all of it, and let it simmer at about 200-250 cel. for another 20 minutes.

yeah she hot but don,t forget Cradle of filth a black metal goddess Cradle are fronted by Dani Filth. Who in case you hadn't noticed, happends to be male..I think the jury is still out on that one ;) As for female fronted metal... really depends on the vocals I guess. If the singer is sub-par, there really is very little that the rest of the band can do to pick up her slack. See: Autumn, Evanesence.

I'm a metal man : Power and industrial mostly...