Giuseppe Zangara

I don't think it's that much beer, but I'm too lazy too argue this further. And yeah, Century Club gets you fucked up. Those who doubt should try.

One hundred shots in one hundred minutes, which works out roughly to 8.5 beers in one hour and four minutes. I just don't understand how some people don't like beer. The very best—Guinness, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, etc.—simply taste delicious. That enough of it gets you drunk is gravy.

But the title track to Heroes is better than anything on Low.

You must be very fat.

No, no, that wasn't the point. I was using the guy's thick-headed logic against him.

I did the Century Club with Natural Light, so I can attest that it only tasted worse the more I drank. For awhile I thought I wasn't going to finish, the taste was so bad.

Oh, I so reported Rant.

I hate it, which I'm sad to say. It's totally a holding pattern; they take the radio-friendly cues from Phrenology (which is much better than this album, as is the rest of their catalogue) but fail to write songs as engaging as "The Seed" or "Sacrifice."

Different animal.

I'm going to lead the invasion of the graphics folder.

I'm the guy on the right, you son of a bitch.

Hey cwm, I'm going up to Canada next week. Here are my flight plans:

So, what Dylan you hear on the radio depends on what part of the country you live in.

Alternately, who cares if the Cars are good?

Which is performed by Stealers Wheel.

The second half of Low is better than the second half of Heroes, by the by.

S.E. Hinton was the bane of my childhood. AND I HAVEN'T BEEN SQUIRTLE IN SEVERAL MONTHS SO WILL YOU PEOPLE SHUT UP ABOUT POKEMON ALREADY Thanks in advance.

Oh, yeah, "Tangled Up in Blue," too. Don't believe I've ever stumbled across "Simple Twist of Fate," though.

This band is better without all the polish, I think.

You're confusing The Outsiders with West Side Story, cwm.

Not to mention a potential work. Work? Did you not see that boy making short work of that goat? I could not be any more serious.

I've heard "Like a Rolling Stone," though not "The Times They are a Changin'." "...Stone," in addition to "Rainy Day Women #12 and 35" and "Just Like a Woman," are the only Dylan songs I've heard on the radio.

These really are the best things.

Nice contribution, Choken One! As for the mix, you could hear all those songs on the radio (outside of Cohen), so why bother?

It was mainly Kido. He often ruins fun threads like this because he can't meet the high bar HD holds in standards. You never get anything, do you.