Giuseppe Zangara

After actually reading Leena's posts in a couple of today's threads, I've come to this conclusion: that cunt is a mess. And so's her personality!!!! o/\o

I just can't imagine it not being painful, even if the act itself is brief. For this, I suspect lushus was lying to me in the other thread.

vyce and leena may as well be the same person, for all I care about either of them.

You ever have your dick swabbed? Go post in my std thread of merriment and whimsy.

You've made the LSD folder safer for open sores and gaping assholes. For that, I think you're okay.

This used to be my favorite part of reading spam.

Hey, since you can't even view the sex folder w/o logging in, wouldn't it make sense for it to be an understood NSFW folder? The deletion of the pic of the infected penis in my STD thread steamed my beans something fierce, I tell you.

I don't even mind that someone started another thread about the new Weird Al. It's just the subtitle "Best Parody Ever?" that makes me want to hurt people.

On The Crane Wife: I like it, but it's arguably their weakest album to date. In fact, ranking their full-lengths in preferential order, it would show I felt that each album was a step-down from the previous, no matter how minor. At this rate, I won't like the next one.

Look, it's fine that you guys like it, but it still sounds like Springsteen.

I'm bumpin' that new Decemberists jawn, to swing this back to indie rock.

Well, that song's terrible. Hell, even his classic era isn't immune from such sap; "Isn't She Lovely" contains both the cheesiest of lyrics and vocal performance by Wonder. The song's redeemed by the music. And in spite of what I said about the Chili Peppers, I still like Stevie's "Higher Ground" very much.

That one's probably in my top ten list of fave Dirtbombs songs, were I ever to make such a list.

True story: "Higher Ground," which I'm currently listening to, will forever in my mind be associated with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. How awful.

You weirdo.

I'm actually shocked you don't like Stevie.

banky, listen to Stevie Wonder with me. Np: Innervisions.

Let's not go crazy now.

I hate this band. Craig Finn is even more irritating in person.

That sucks for them, but given that Isis songs tend to run about as long as Tool songs, I doubt they'd have much time to fit a lot of material into an opening slot.

She looks very happy. Good for her.

I don't understand this statement. Also, I still can't believe they fucking named a song "Rosetta Stoned."

Superwolf was good, but nothing extraordinary. I loved Sings Greatest Palace Music and am still at a loss to why it was derided by a number of Oldham fans. I'll keep trying with The Letting Go—hey, from the State of Indie in 2006 alone, it took several listens before ultimately falling in love with Return to Cookie Mountain—but I don't know. I doubt I'll come around on this one.

Speaking of Oldham, I haven't connected with The Letting Go outside of a couple of songs (mostly "Cursed Sleep"). Sigh.

Yeah, isn't Isis opening for them on this tour? I like them lots.