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Batman uses the time that it took Superman to notice this to make a quilt when suddenly...

Speaking of banning... BE CAREFUL, IT'S A TRAP!

It is actually one strike against.

Then we could take over! How would one go about, making one of these "viruses"? For research purposes, of course...

Are you implying that I'm un-atractive?

It's ok Craigboy, we understand that you are taking the shows cancelation hard.

Black Francis - The Happening.

Black Francis - Dancing the Manta Ray.

Think we should report him?

Hahahaha. That made me laugh.

http://www.urbandead.com/screenshot.html That's whats on there info page thing.

You don't actually see anything going on from what I understood when I went to the game website.

That isn't the way it used to be.

Yeah, I guess you're right. I just got carried away with my new fists of justice.

Not that, we just should have banned him from here a long time ago.

Stupid Question but did you use the "uninstall" feature when you removed KOTOR 2 from your system? If you didn't there may be entries left in your registry that are causing you problems. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That isn't a stupid question. I think that it is quite possible that he didn't use the "un-install".

You liked Mandalorians because they were gay with eachother?

Wonder why... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Because the people on that board are smarter than the people on this one.

I use to have Duck Hunter for NES with the gun. That was wicked.

http://www.thailander.com/entertainment/so.../midi/axelf.mid

You listen to a lot of Tom Waits, and list a lot of his later work. You know, the crazy albums like Swordfishtrombones, Frank's Wild Years and Rain Dogs. I think those albums are great, but for casual listening I prefer old Tom Waits, i.e. Small Change, Closing Time, and Heartattack and Vine. Especially when drinking alone on a Tuesday night... not that I do that. So my question to you is this: Is ol' Tommy better as a raspy-voiced lounge singer and balladeer, or as a raspy-voiced growling composer of eerie, otherworldly songs with things like marimbas in them? Other freaks who enjoy Tom Waits are free to chime in, as well. My two examples of Mr. Waits at the top of both forms: TW - On the Nickel TW - Sixteen Shells from a Thirty-Aught-Six <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, I don't know if I can really decide. If I had to choose, I might say "raspy-voiced growling composer of eerie, otherworldly songs." My favorite album of his would have to be his newest "Real Gone." But my second might be "Nighthawks at the diner." Really both exceptional records, and I think they are good representations of the two different Waits' that you have described. If you don't have these albums, then I encourage you to pick them up. Tom Waits - Shake It.

Yeah, we just skipped your version three report and gave you a musical report. If you want a version three, you have to talk to someone else. I don't do those anymore.

You should do it. I'm lazy, and besides, it would just be some lame joke or something.

I just auto-level. I only care about my character.

Tom Waits - Telephone Call From Istanbul. "Lou Gutman - the freshmaker."