Art Sandusky

Er... that was odd. For some reason, that "MikeSC post" didn't have Mike's name on it. I like the really ill use of "verify this quote." It's right friggin' there, there's nothing to verify. From someone who uses people's language skills as one of his usual (and very tired) weapons, you dropped the ball here, y0.

And why did iB post about Kylie again. Why did iB post about defiling my dear Kylie. Is Spoony P gonna have to choke an Aussie bitch.

Until you offer your own tastes up, I'm going to continue to tell you that you don't know shit.

I think the term "ass valve" saved this thread.

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I'm going out myself, I'm just killing time until I was supposed to call the people I'm meeting.

Why are so many of you here. Admire the car I'm getting next week while you ponder what you could be doing: The Cragar S/S's had to be photoshopped on, and it lacks the GT badge and foglights, but that's it. 1966 Hi-Po Mustang coupe.

I'd put them about equal, but Orton holds my attention more. However, if Batista appeared in the SUIT~ more often... Dammit, Batista likes techno too... Okay, they're tied in my head.

Soul Plane gets my money this weekend.

"Biatch" is also acceptable.

Wow, Lawler sounds super cool in person.

(considers how many smarks actually dance or would know what the good stuff is) I'd prefer her to be a psycho except when she's dancing. That'd be phat up. Her music could start out scary, then turn into that awesome new theme of hers. I want that stuff playing when I enter a room so I can make a fantastic dancing entrance also.

The highways around my area are made out of concrete and asphalt. Not really much else to tell.

Turns out my last paycheck put me over the amount the guy wanted for the down payment on the '66, and I've got two interviews lined up for Tuesday, so huzzah.

LOTS more. Whatever, I sweat pure testosterone.

Personally, I hate it when agendas are pushed in films. As if I'm supposed to give a rat's BUTT WHAT the director of ID4 thinks about Bush's environmental policy. The reason the film has as much press as it does is BECAUSE of the politics of it. Take away that and this film has as much buzz as, say, Dante's Peak. I'm still waiting for the first really good disaster movie... -=Mike Dude, once again, the idea of any kind of "message" in this didn't occur to me at all. It has a buzz because it's the first big summer film, one that has stuff being destroyed and the things being destroyed happen to be things we all recognize, thus making it more compelling. Sorry, but I don't go into things looking to see how I can pick their subliminal messages apart, especially mindless disaster films.

MikeSC: Screaming about how much he disagrees with stuff until his face turns red while no one's mind changes.

Am I the only one that doesn't give two shits about "agendas" in films and just watches them for entertainment? I was going to see this, but all the negative reviews have kinda turned me off. Either way, had I gone, the idea of an environmentalist agenda would have never occured to me, simply because all the other stuff in the film is too ludicrous to take the whole seriously.

If it wouldn't mean ruin for living a practical life afterward, I'd commit myself to an asylum.

You think people really noticed?

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Or pay me.

You also take arguments in this folder seriously. MAN do I not like the idea of us being in the same state.

He edited it before it was posted? Damn, he's good.

I went to sleep one night thinking that I had simply gone to sleep really drunk. I woke up with my clothes across the room from my bed and my bed was extremely wet, which was from a combination of vomit, piss, and shit. Possibly worse yet was that I was woken up by someone asking me who had spray painted the driveway. I hope I did it before I lost the clothes.