The Metal Maniac

But do they mention HER playing drums?

How do you know? Did you go to every show on her tour? And again; I don't think that playing something really easy, badly, means you can "play" it, at least not in the sense that when someone asks "what do they play?" it's a suitable answer. I mean, if I could play a single simple song on guitar, I wouldn't say that I played guitar.

So she drummed a really easy song to drum, badly, and this somehow qualifies her as being capable of "playing" drums?

It's the 40th day after Lent begins. but how do they know when Lent begins if Easter is different?

Question: Does anyone actually know why Easter is on different days every year (I assume it's to keep it on Sunday) and how they decide when Easter is going to be held? Do they make it up as they go along? Or is Easter already set for the next 40 years or something?

Fuck no. They still put that crispy crap on them, don't they? You know, the stuff they put on the fries at Dairy Queen and a few other places. I HATE that stuff. I won't even eat at Dairy Queen because their fries are so fucking bad. Mind you, I don't like anything from Dairy Queen (and I once had them FORGET that I ordered something. How the fuck do you FORGET someone's order? It wasn't even a big order; it was a fucking COKE, and yet they forgot to actually give it to me) but still, I can't eat an order of their fries without getting sick. More places need to serve good onion rings.

How many of her songs has she herself actually written, though?

I think it's unfair to say that she plays guitar. She sorta knows how, but she's not good at it. I think it's like her skateboard; she just carries it around to look cool, but can't really use it properly.

That's not the last track.

Iced Earth have made a habit of always having the best song on the album be the last track.

I don't think the compass was TOTALLY off, it was just off by a few degrees; okay, maybe more then a few, I know jack about compasses. The point is, there's something in or around the island which is friggin' with them.

Wait...you used to work at McDonalds....you understand that their job can be difficult...yet you still order food in the most annoying way possible? You're a dick.

Are there actually people with accents like that? He just sounded very Cape-Breton to me, but I don't think that was what he was going for.

Boondock Saints > Snatch. While I'm at it....Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels > Snatch. I never understood why Snatch got all the love.

Past 9 flying ring-wraiths. And somehow avoiding every single shot that came from the ground. Plus, they still would have had to have gotten close to the volcano. They couldn't have risked dropping it from too high, or it might have taken a funny hop and ended up safely on the ground or something. In fact, to be SURE, they'd have to get right inside the thing and watch the Ring fall into the lava. And if they did that, then they'd probably be close enough that any ground forces (which were SURE to be in abundance; you think Sauron is gonna spot a bunch of eagles flying towards the volcano and not DO something about it?) would have been able to fight back. The bottom line is this: If they sent in the Eagles, Sauron would have KNOWN that they were coming, and he would have KNOWN what they were going to do (because he probably would have sensed the Ring, and why else would someone bring it to Mordor?), so he would have been able to try and stop it. The plan they went with (walking there) succeded because Sauron had *no idea* what they were doing until it was too late, because it's a lot harder to spot two hobbits walking around in elvish cloaks then it is to spot 5 giant eagles. So yeah, they COULD have used the Eagles, but neither idea was really that great, so they just went with the one that they could keep a secret from Sauron until it was too late.

Because two hobbits walking around dressed as orcs are a LOT more sneaky then a great big eagle flying overhead. Considering that Sauron was a giant eye, I think he probably would have seen that. And considering the Ring-Wraiths had those dragon-things to fly on, it's not like the eagle would have been any safer. In fact, you could argue it'd be MORE dangerous, because if it was carrying Frodo, some well-placed arrows from below (or swords from the same level) could have caused the eagle to drop Frodo (and the Ring) right into the middle of Mordor, thus guaranteeing Sauron's victory. Because the weakness was a very, very small target right in the middle of an enormous battle station. That, and they probably didn't think the Rebels would be able to both figure out where the weakness was, and actually launch a successful attack on it. I mean, you thought it was EASY for Luke to get in there?

Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but... Why would Spider-Man aid a certifiable nutcase in obtaining an extremely powerful alien symbiote?

Yeah, 4 is Greatest Hits, but I can get Empires for only like, 5-10 bucks more, so I wondered if it was worth it. I doin't think I'll wait for 5 though; paying 60 dollars for a video game is not my cup of tea. I've only done that ONCE, and I regret it.

So I've played 4 before and was interested in getting it, but then I saw this game. It looks like it has more stuff to it, but I wanted to check first: 1. Is there anything NOT in this game that is in 4? Like, characters or stuff? Are there more/less areas? 2. Are the extra features (like the whole empire campaign bit) any good? Thanks for any help.

So, does it have all the characters that 4 has? I had heard that some of the games had less characters - I don't want that.

I wouldn't call myself a huge Pink Floyd fan, but I like The Wall. It is pretty damned fucked though, and I can easily understand why some people hate it.

IF?? This is Pink Floyd we're talking about, right?

I heard a similar story Tek, only instead of a brick around his leg, he tied a noose around his neck and brought a gun. He missed his head, shot the rope, and the same thing happened.

The worst part is, there's people who've killed themselves in worse ways than that. Like the dude who took a power drill to his head until he died. Or the guy who did the same thing with a hammer and nails. *shudder*

Actually, I did think of the whole claw thing, but then I figured that if your arm was moving quick enough, unless that cat had one HELL of a hold, it'd fly off. Sure, it'd take a chunk of flesh with it, but in a fight to the death, who cares? And besides, I'd rather have a cat stuck to my arm then my face. I'm not debating whether enough cats COULD kill a person; I think a sufficent number could. I'm just saying that it's not gonna be easy, and one could probably take out a few cats in the process.