Blarghagh

No, it's pretty much all people. My fellow Europeans are morons as well.

The world doesn't hate America. The world just uses strong words to describe the amount of blame that falls on America's shoulders.

Thats actually false. European kids could definently point out all major wordwide cities and countries and probably even the major landmarks of cities like NY or LA When I think about how much geography I was taught in school... its like I have a world map inprinted in my grey matter. That is actually not false, and I know it from experience of being around and, in fact, being A EUROPEAN. I don't know when you went to school, but it must have been over a hundred years ago, because geography is not centered around knowing countries and places at all. It's all about infrastructure and geology. Which, might I add, is much more useful information. On the off chance we need to have information on a country, we get an Atlas supplied. In short, Europeans don't know major worldwide cities and countries, at least not in any form other than random trivia, simply because Europeans do not believe this to be of any value. And it isn't. I haven't seen a single geography schoolbook in my life that actually dealt with these things.

I would answer that but I don't know where those are either or how big they are, so really, I can't.

The new POTC looks like a lot of fun. Yay for Adventure Movies.

This does not apply to the U.S. at all because most states are bigger than most countries in the first place.

I'd hate to break it to Americans but it's not like most Europeans could pinpoint New York or Washington or Chicago or Texas on a map either. It's called 'not giving a dingo'.

I really don't care, but if they all swarm to Holland, I'm going to stab them all. With rusty nails.

Pearl Jam's new record, on Gone. Definately their best work since Vitalogy, it's almost as good as VS. (Yes, I will always remain a huge Pearl Jam nut. They are one of three bands that in my eyes can do no wrong.)

Wait, so those aren't clean? ... People get their panties in a twist over the strangest things...

...I really need to start using [sarcasm][/sarcasm] tags.

Hey, dingo you man. I take an hour long shower almost every day and I still proudly sport my CCCP T-shirt.

The Shins - Weird Divide ...somehow, I expected more weirdness in this track.

KoRn Unplugged on Sessions @ AOL. Sounds retarded. Seriously.

Orgy's Blue Monday which was mentioned in my post is a cover of The New Order's Blue Monday. EDIT: Oh yeah, currently listening to Blur - There's No Other Way.

I'm about as liberal as I can get anyway. I end up screwing with their heads and convincing them I want to go to hell. I have never been able to respect religious peoples beliefs. It's just not in me. I mean, I'll take them seriously on any issue if they have actual facts for it, but man, God is such a cop-out way to explain why you feel someway. I mean, that's like saying "why did you steal that bike?" "because of MAGIC!"

Ah, Alien Ant Farm. Sweet One Hit Wonder! Well, technically, they released more than one single, but so does every one hit wonder. Orgy's Stitches was not nearly as huge as Blue Monday. Finntroll - TROLLHAMMAREN! That song is so goddamn hilarious.

Pearl Jam - Rearviewmirror I still think this is the best song they've ever made.

Personally, I'd go for a Testament day. And a lot of people would misconstrue.

Hey, don't dingo with Manowar man. They fill my comedy needs more than a band like They Might Be Giants ever could. Currently have Symphony & Metallica on, on The Thing That Should Not Be, which I daresay is the track that benefitted the most from the Symphony. It sounds so much more otherwordly now. CTHULHU FHTAGN!

Man, how anyone can stand Kerry King's solos is beyond me. He never bothered to learn that not staying within guitar scales makes your solos sound like dingo. They're just random notes!

I do believe that position has been taken. SKYCLAD - Penny Dreadful

Reminds me of Rockbiter.

The first record I ever bought was The Offspring - Americana. I did pretty well, I think. Hell, someone I know bought a Lou Bega CD as their first.

I'm not sure if you're serious... No. I adore Eagles Of Death Metal. I am talking about The "Hotel California" Eagles. You know, the ones who have played some twenty reunion tours and even more farewell tours but not releasing any new material in over twenty years? Also, I'm not sure about this, but from what I've been told they've even gone so far as to charge $100 for a dingoing concert. Soundgarden - Superunknown Probably herecy or whatever, but I like their later work much more than their earlier work.