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This is also on YouTube, Hitler Rap Suppose it's sort of old, but I love it nonetheless.

Well, a lot of people do. And your style's a nice contrast to the overly-intellectual bastards working today. But if you were to sell it, it would be best to publish it in short story form. Or really really short novel\novella chapters.

Some nice vids: Hanson Brothers - Rink Rat Slick Rick - Children's Story And thanks, Draken, I'll be giving Wolfmother a try.

Creamed my pants a dozen times. Eli Wallach is one of the most watchable bastards I've ever seen. And man, Angel Eyes. Wow. The cinematography, the pace, the score, I don't even know where to start. True.

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It was fantastic. If all football was like this maybe it wouldn't be seen as a silly game for school-children and emaciated she-men in the States. You could taste the tension, man. Shame they didn't actually start a brawl on the field. And those scenes with Van Bronckhorst and Deco idly chatting on the stairs, after they've been both sent off, were beyond hilarious. How tall is Kuyt anyway? All those long balls going his was were goddamn funny. I couldn't stop laughing. Oh and: ♫ Two World Wars And One World Cup Doo Dah Doo Dah Two World Wars And One World Cup Oh, de doo dah day ♫

England, Germany fans clash in Stuttgart ♫ Two World Wars And One World Cup Doo Dah Doo Dah Two World Wars And One World Cup Oh, de doo dah day ♫

Jessica Bailiff - Lakeside Blues

Hey, Draken, tell me a little something about Wolfmother. General stuff, I mean. Should I bother looking for one of their albums? Jay-Z & Danger Mouse - December 4th (Grey Album) Amon Tobin - Escape

The Storytelling was indeed fantastic. But I do have to say that the most admirable thing, for me at least, was the way your attributes actually mattered, really mattered, making the player's direct physical input as an outside force seem less important. Of course this could have been even more accentuated with the use of a TB system. And I could have spilled even more goodwill for this game.

Oh come on, Jags. You have to admit that overall Fallout is the superior game. PST's combat was awful and wholly unengaging. Don't get me wrong. It's right up there. Easily top 3 material. But Fallout was at times pretty close to perfection. For its time, obviously. It might be a little dated. God, I hope not. Always wanted to have another run.

You're sort of right and it's sort of good. Though the presence of Ben Affleck does detract from the overall experience. Fortunately the perpetually great Jason Lee is also there. Nice little ending as well. Haven't seen in about 2 years. Though I do remember certain scenes. A high point in an otherwise menial career. That's all. As for this flick. It just reeks of pointless remakesities.

You should've seen me a few years back, baggy pants, Eminem tapes, No Fear Hoodies. The works, man, even harboured right-wing admirations. Was a bloody fool for a very long part of my life.

I have a Tupac T-Shirt and wear it regularly.

Oh good, another unfunny piece of dung from an overrated Hack. God Bless Hollywood!

Well, you take a lower class Brit and douse him into a bogus media-created hip hop culture aimed at the All-Might Bling, you add a good deal of ignorance and good ole' fashion bigotry, you cloth him in cheap knock-offs and even cheaper morals and lastly you give him a name. I suggest K-Fed. Which while not British, and already in use, is absolutely perfect. Boy, this is hard, have you ever seen a photo of David Beckham?

Definitely true. Man, you're making me search for that DVD. That's the best pic I can find. No good. Quotes from Play It Again, Sam: Trivia: The actual quote from Casablanca is Play it once, Sam. For old times' sake.

I'd have understood Mormon trash with the guts of a disabled old hag and the laziness of an Obese American man drinking a Sugar Free coke and watching Angel on the Telly. But incoherent?

The Good, The Bad And The Ugly 180 Min. 2003 Extended Edition. Awe. Mouth Open Awe. Pure Unsoiled Awe. And Play It Again, Sam. Hey, P. I'm gonna add Diane Keaton to that beautiful women list. 3rd. Diane and Woody in an intimate moment. Bogey's teaching him how to woo his broads.

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I used to like the songs when I was 13. It was on this teen angst compilation. A bunch of British and American bands, Placebo, Oasis, Depeche Mode and their ilk, I think. Maybe I lost the tape or maybe it's still in one of my old shoe boxes, where shameful music is kept away from prying eyes, family tradition. Jam.

Check your PM box, gajo.

I've always thought the original New York group's goal was more personal and focused on their own existence. Petty Crime. Drugs. A bunch of rich kids learning how to live. Compare this to the Dada movement or the Surrealists. The Beats were definitely more informal, honest and casual. A good start to winning me over, you see. Though I would agree there was a change in the fifties. The Search for more of an extended-general betterment, if you will. More on the Ginsberg side. Idealists finding idols and idols finding fresh minds to shape. P, what should they have done to actively change the world? What more can writers do but write? What were you expecting? They wrote and wrote and their work inspired thousands. Change lies in numbers. Change lies in people. In young people with young thoughts in young heads tied to young beating bodies just waiting for the thrill. On the Road is dated. It existed in a time of its own. And honestly, it wasn't that good to begin with. But the one great thing it did was getting the mojo running for a bunch of boys and girls with pristine minds. And that, I think, is its most laudable gift to the world. Change.