Laozi

Its a case of two fairly gross people who no one should care about. A 'roidrager and his used gym sock

The Rapture ~ House of Jealous Lovers Rawking n sh1t

Modest Mouse ~ Parting Of The Sensory

Bloc Party ~ One Month Off

Well, all that oil can't hurt either

Hey man, I'm all for North Korea. Their children's hands are as small as anyone's and as capable of the type of quality stitching I demand in my consumer goods.

Correct. The correct statement is that all progressive revolutions are right, ergo the fact that they are drenched in blood is irrelevant. The worker's state is the most progressive of all ideals, therefore all the blood shed in its processes is irrelevant. Also the complete lack of toilet paper should be ignored as well

What was the name of that little Indonesian dude who listened to all that bad music and never knew what he was talking about?

Gary Oldman is a hell of a guitar player

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/seoultrain/ Check, Checkit

And this: and every summer is a hot token to the cold, cold take of lust. and every autumn singes with the business of sadness.

Does it have something to do with being German? I bet that has something to do with it

NOFX ~ Whats the Matter With Kids Today?

Are you gonna bark all day little doggie, or are you gonna bite?

eh, its not really that simple, like the majority of fans I'm a little tired of Farve's spiel. He seems to need more attention than your average musical theater major. In any case its pretty likely that being dependent on a player who is 40+ to man the most important position on the team will backfire for Minny.

I don't know why but it makes me laugh and laugh

Metallica or Aerosmith, easy R E M ~ End of the World

mucho bueno

Sucks, I actually saw Steve play in college against Prairie A&M

Yeah guys, lay off, he's already from Sweden no reason to pile on. In the meantime the 'Stros are starting a series with the Nationals today in their seemingly neverending quest to reach .500

Try Miles Davis' 2nd Quintet. Herbie Han**** on piano, Ron Carter on bass, Tony Williams on drums and Wayne Shorter playing sax. The time, no changes concept really produced some nice jazz. If it suits you I can recommend some more, and if you don't already own A Love Supreme, you should. It might not fit exactly within your criteria, but its a landmark for music itself. If you're really feeling froggy check out some Ornette Coleman while you're at it.

I remember reading once how American businessmen in the 80's would read that book trying to gain a perspective into Japanese culture and how the Japanese in turn thought it was hilarious.

Oh, so she's pregnant, good luck

Beirut ~ A Sunday Smile