Giuseppe Zangara

No. No, I won't.

Andy Partridge's affected vocal tics--they would vanish on the next album. Those awful keyboards. Shoddy production. Just poor songwriting. And, a couple songs aside, I didn't like Oranges & Lemons, either.

Did you die of alcohol poisoning?

Yellow is the color morning urine. Obivously, selling your product as a piss fruit is poor marketing.

Women should be seen and not heard. Go do the dishes or something.

I would, easily. What they said about Lincoln in Fight Club was a load.

I am unfamiliar with this show, but I'll go with 28. As for a lucky object, I have a rabbit's foot. Nothing like the classics, especially when I removed that damn rabbit's foot myself.

After last night, I wouldn't.

Kudos to the person behind it.

You're such a kidder. I laughed.

Though there are sections of Bitches Brew that surpass it on this front, In a Silent Way is Miles Davis' most atmospheric, dream-like album. Something about the other-worldliness of it appeals to me in a way the other albums do not (not that Davis hasn't made other great records). Those keys are like honey, man, and check out that guitar in the title track! I believe there is nary moment more heavenly in his catalog than that. Just my opinion, of course.

a) And so did Dames, Jhawk and A---a. Ask _____ threads aren't exclusive to this board. b) I know you're just taking a piss, but this allows me to say that I seriously don't get why people say we were basically the same person. Our posting styles were different, and, as for the music thing, we actually disagreed over a lot. Plus, I believe I listened to a lot more left-field music than he does.

Korn. On the small of my back, right above my ass crack. Yeah.

There's no age restriction on the things that would cause you to fail a drug test, dude.

Why only those two? Neither, man.

You make me feel like a man.

I suppose the funny answer would be ODB, but, in all seriousness, I'd choose Raekwon. His Only Built 4 Cuban Linx is the best Wu-related album out there. In fact, it's better than any Wu album, save for the first one.

I figured being clever was better than how I usually spent my time, sitting alone, in the dark, fashioning my belt into a makeshift noose, staring into the abyss.... You mean you used to be OJ Hart? Whoa, has he openly contemplated suicide, too? Man, he and I have so much in common, what with we both losing our virginity to 13-year-olds. Wait, I didn't lose my virginity that one time. Forget I said anything.

I figured being clever was better than how I usually spent my time, sitting alone, in the dark, fashioning my belt into a makeshift noose, staring into the abyss....

From another thread: Wrestling itself. I only got into it a few years ago, and never developed enough of a passion for it to seek out puro and whatnot.

I'll answer this question in the thread I started, because, um, yeah.

At this point, I'll note that someone named David has been viewing this thread for a very long time, and has yet to ask a question. Don't be shy, kid.

The novel Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace. The central characters are Don Gately--a recovering drug addict/thug working in a halfway house--and Hal Incandenza--a pot-addicted, neurotic teenage tennis ace who attends a tennis academy in Boston. It's a hilarious, sad, mind expanding book...and it's over a thousand pages long, including nearly 100 pages of endnotes. So, yeah, light reading.

I wasn't aware people couldn't know what Hello Kitty is. Answer.

The bow reminds me of my childhood in Victorian England. I'd wear my frilly dressing outfit--it looked like a dress, yeah, but I assure you it was the epitome of masculinity in those times--and frolic in the countryside with my dear friend Chester. Oh, how I miss my Chester!