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Why are you all talking about their love life rather than their music? What's the difference? lol Seven Nation Army is indeed a good song, and I like the video (especially the skeleton army part). I was surprised, because they have another single out for Elephant than that... but I've not seen a video for it.

Screeching Weasel is actually a Chicago band. They're pretty good. I could do without Presidents of the United States, and I'm glad they're pretty much washed up at this point. They're far from being unknown, as they were rather popular years back. It's just that no one really cares about them at this point heh. The strange thing is that you only have their singles listed... there is far better stuff than that. As for Apocalypse Hoboken, no one shares it on Kazaa outside of maybe two songs. Your best bet is ordering their stuff off Amazon, or perhaps going to a major CD store like Tower or Virgin.

I don't really feel that Jackie Chan's were ever as bad as the crap Jet Li manages to score here... and even then, they both have history back in their own countries. And in that case, I still think Jackie Chan's stuff is better overall.

Sites are beginning to set this game's release date up as this November. Not too bad I'd say. It's apparently been in the works for quite a while from the sound of it.

Heh. That's very true. I've only personally met one person who was actually even wiccan by blood. A lot of people who claim to be wiccan seem to be in the stage in their life where they are confused and try to stuff themselves into some odd religion to be different. Not everyone, but very many. I always find it odd how many people online claim to be wiccan. Reading some website and memorizing some rules doesn't make you anything heh.

I must be the only one on earth that thinks Jet Li hasn't made [i]one[/i] good movie in the US. I'd rather watch his older stuff. But even then, I don't feel he compares to Jackie Chan... And even then, I'd rather watch Bruce Lee.

While I don't care what someone does with fan fiction and their imagination... that's something I don't want to see in the series at all. I don't mind the introduction of crude mechanical type things into the series, but nothing futuristic like you're explaining here. It's practically blasphemy lol. Honestly, the first thing I think of when I read that is FF7, and I don't want Zelda becoming anything like that in terms of world, style or characters.

If you don't know what it is, you're definately not. It's rather involved.

I like them. You have a nice style going, where everything looks sketchy but actually has detail to it. I don't know many people who can pull that off. I'm really interested in seeing something you spent a good deal of time drawing, and then a while just coloring. I think it would be pretty damn impressive.

Those look like some sort of grain/wheat fields. The shots I'm talking about had these long green and yellow stalks shoooting up from the ground, and the characters were surrounded by it. They were jumping and fighting and so on. Reminded me of Ninja Scroll, so it looked pretty fun.

I remember when Capcom showed these off for the first time a few months ago. Buraiden sounded simply great, but I keep reading this really lame subtitle for it... which apparently is what it is being called here. If you look around, you should be able to find this great shot of four players fighting in a bamboo forest... that's what sold me on it. For Onimusha 3... I am still surprised they have Jean Reno in it. It just seems odd, but I guess one of the places it takes place in is France anyway. I'm not excited for that game as much though. Onimusha is running thin for me, and I don't know that I would care for another one... I'm interested in seeing how it turns out now that the game is fully 3D though. Either way, it's nice to see clear shots of these two after so many months. I wonder what took them so long here in the US.

One time... I put a napkin on a table outside... and when I turned around... it was blown away! I think it was a ghost. :nervous: :excited: :drunk: :bawl: :laugh: :love: :excited: :nervous: :bluesweat

Looks like they only allow 6 letters there as well, judging from the plates I've seen online.

I admit I don't watch BET much... But it seemed like every single time I put the channel on, Cita's World was playing. I don't know what made them think that was a remotely good looking computer rendered character. Bleh. BET always seems like it plays a lot of those blacksploitation style films, which I always thought was really strange. I'll skip the other questions, because I have no clue.

So you're telling me... that they have some tower that no one can climb easily without risking their lives, and it unexplainably has a flag on the top that people often raise and lower? Why would the flag even be up there in that case? There is obviously a way up there that isn't life threatening. Edit - And we used to have a pole here that had loose pulleys, so the flag would run down the pole on its own anyway. Also, there's no reason to get so defensive over this. I don't even know what you're going off about in some of these posts.

Look who's talking? I've not even told a ghost story yet lol And flags have ropes on the side that let you raise and lower them on the pole. It takes seriously like half a minute to do.

These are some of the worst "ghost" stories I've ever heard.

I'd just explain the first one as wind. I've had even weirder things happen than that, just thanks to wind blowing through. The second one... cats/dog with those eyes sometimes appear differently under certain lighting conditions (especially in the dark). I wouldn't think anything of that heh.

They look just like the icons that are bundled with all those programs that let you pretend you have OS X on a PC... Looks exactly like my Mobydock actually. You did these yourself? Or did you just screen capture? I'm confused on what you actually did.

I leave my computer on 24/7 unless I am kicked... and it generally signs me back on too. I leave my browser window open, and so it looks like I'm here the entire time... when I'm not. Anyone that IMs me and gets that "I forgot an away message" auto-response knows that by now heh. I don't know. I come on my computer in the morning... I have OB as my home page, so I don't forget to come here (I probably would otherwise... heh). I look for new posts and go from there. Same at night, when I'm doing my homework... everytime I open my browser, it comes straight to here. So I wind up looking at the new posts rather often. Time---- Sooooooooooooo... I'd say it's only like 30 to 60 minutes generally that I actually spend reading and posting here a day (Most of my posts are stream of conciousness, and I get the biggest ones out in 3 to 8 minutes I'd say heh -- not so bad). Longest---- No idea of my longest. I've been on the internet a lot when I get sick (which is rather often sadly... have some problems), but I don't know the total here. Where I go---- I visit most of the main forums. I never go into the poetry area, the various little anime show forums. There are some I frequent far less than others everywhere else. Why I stay--- I don't know. I almost look on it like a job, for some reason. I just go.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by GinnyLyn [/i] [B]*thwaps Sem* Dangit, quit taking my words! :p[/B][/QUOTE] We seem to share a collective unconscious lately ;)

It's not kanji... :p Anyway, looks nice. I think if you made that circle completely squeeze down into nothingness, instead of just suddenly disappearing, it would look better.

Not a bad idea... I think it would be a bit cooler if you kept the amount of letters down. Like, here in Illinois, I think you are allowed only like 8 letters/numbers on a plate. So if you tried to make something that said something that resembles your name or Good Charlotte with less characters, I think that would be a good idea. More realistic I guess. That's my idea anyway.

I went to a mostly black/hispanic highschool. We really didn't have these groups... mainly because kids there weren't into that type of mindset or style, I guess due to cultural reasons mostly. There were obvious seperations, but that coupled with the uniforms made all that rather hard to divide between. My second highschool also had uniforms, but the groups were rather traditional: jocks, nerds and "other" heh. In college, it's not even an issue. Where I currently go there are people I know would be stuck in punk, goth and other random groups... but no one says it, because no one is concerned by it (although it's a different story for some of the random people on the street around the school - we're in the middle of downtown Chicago). I think we're all past that nonsense at this point. It's funny how that sort of stuff basically totally died out after high school, and I'm glad about that.

I've seen worse. I swear this pic must be at least 3 years old now too. I've seen it everywhere.