Giuseppe Zangara

I'm still waiting slash hoping for one of these girl singers to do porn. People keep talking about it, but no one ever does it.

IDRM just reminded me how much I dislike Jaxl.

The first two options are the most feasible, though she'll be in Playboy no later than age 28, I figure. Due to the media's—and, in turn, the public's—increasingly short attention span, we won't have to wait as long to see our beloved teen singers get nekkid as we did with 80s holdovers Debbie Gibson and Tiffany. An entertainer's shelf life grows smaller and smaller all the time, ya know.

No one else ask questions like this one. Thanx, mngmt.

It's better for not being the iconic b&w poster, yet that one is still pretty cool, in spite of its use and abuse by rappers and the early-20s set.

I've seen more than three Gregory Peck movies, but not enough to give a damn about listing them in preferential order. On the subject, the film version of To Kill a Mockingbird is too sanctimonious for my liking. Never read the book, as I never took a class that made me read it and I have no interest in reading it now.

Martin Scorsese made enough good films to make me overlook the considerable chaff in his filmorgraphy. I always thought Raging Bull was a great movie burdened with a few slow spots and the terminally dull Cathy Moriaty. Haven't seen it in a few years, but when I think of that final scene, I still get choked up. Fantastic. p.s. GoodFellas will forever be my favorite Scorsese. Why did you capitalize the "f" in Goodfellas? http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000286RKW.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

Let me say now I'm skipping all politic-related questions, due to most of the people on this board not being fit to discuss politics in the first place.

David "Eugene Tackleberry" Graff, may he rest in peace.

Martin Scorsese made enough good films to make me overlook the considerable chaff in his filmorgraphy. I always thought Raging Bull was a great movie burdened with a few slow spots and the terminally dull Cathy Moriaty. Haven't seen it in a few years, but when I think of that final scene, I still get choked up. Fantastic. p.s. GoodFellas will forever be my favorite Scorsese.

I'd say nikjohns, but he seems more of an all-around, generally unpleasant person (and not in a good way), so no snapping for him. Too petty and vindictive to ever go truly loony. Based on his birthday thread, teke seemed like a strong candidate, but that problem was solved before it even began, so he's out. The rest of the staff appears well-adjusted, so I think we'll be spared of any nutjobs with mod powers. In the forseeable future, at least.

You asked the same question, cwm. How is it better.

Drinking Samuel Adams White Ale and listening to Echo & the Bunnymen. I need your questions.

'reasonable doubt' is about $17. is that worth it? More so than The Blueprint at $20.

How long are you going to be there? I couldn't be there until late afternoon/early evening probably. I would though. Haven't set a time for arrival, but I'm going alone to see Wilco at the House of Blues that night. If you're available before that....

Is she still bone thin? That's a dealbreaker for me.

Matt Young. Extremely earnest up until recently, when he decided to adopt a tough guy persona and made allusions to murdering little girls. Or I think that's what happened. I rarely read threads.

Haven't seen it. Haven't seen very many movies from the last couple of years, which is a shame. I think my girlfriend is taking me to one tomorrow, so we'll see how that goes. Anyway, on the subject of Angelina Jolie, I used to think she was the hottest woman on the planet until she got heroin skinny and started making out with her brother at the Oscars. Is she still frightening? I haven't watched Entertainment Tonight in ages, so I dunno.

Only recently have I come to enjoy things on my sandwich other than the basic meats and cheese, so I'm not well-versed in this field. However, I fucking adore honey mustard.

The latter. Hey, on Tuesday, I'm gonna be in Orlando. You should drive up so I can suck your cock.

Get Netflix. Worth every penny, it is.

Not really. Back when I exercised regularly (the place I currently live lacks a gym), I always enjoyed a good workout. I've never been much for eating healthily, though. I'm not much of an eater, but I tend to lean towards greasy hamburgers and whatnot. Then there's my love of booze and my increasing fondness for smoking.

I have no idea what kind of movies you enjoy, but if you're considering watching that RE, I'm betting you and I have very little common ground re film, much less anything else. In other words, I haven't seen it, so I don't know. In slightly related news, I'm totally in love with Jean Seberg after watching Breathless. Most charming, cold, heartless bitch ever.

Hey, people who read this thread, feel free to ask me non-music related questions. The last time I seriously did one of these threads, it turned very music-heavy, which I think turned a lot of people away.

Re: the Kinks Something Else. Mostly mellow, kinda summery...my favorite Kinks album. The Village Green Preservation Society. Acoustic-based like SE, but far more up tempo. "Picture Book"—which was recently used in some car commercial (at least I think it was a car commercial—is so good. Arthur. Bit more rockin' than the other albums I mentioned. Also more varied in sound. Contains "Victoria," which would make my list of ten favorite songs were I ever to bother making one. Re: a new thread. I meant I didn't feel like starting a new thread to express my recent dissatisfaction with this folder. So I didn't.