Giuseppe Zangara

It was. subby got a little sloppy towards the end of Banders' run; certain Banders posts were indistinguishable from subliminal_animal posts, but I only recall like one person calling him on it.

Yeah, but it was neither me nor Agent, which most people seemed to think. Plus, that he was so clearly a gimmick yet effectively pissed off so many people is what made him so great.

It was part of Banders' schtick. Banders was a gimmick, though. I think only a few people know the real story.

Or Banders. He was pretty fucking good.

He knew what he was doing when he made all those mixer threads; probably the most successful board provocateur since Banky's prime.

Plus, I was drunk and high while playing what was probably my sixth or seventh game of chess ever.

I would've put the Decemberists alongside TVOTR, but man, I can't get into Picaresque outside of a few songs.

Oregon born and bred.

TV On the Radio are the best American band to emerge within the last five years. There are some other good ones, I guess, but not very many.

I lost that game so quickly under extenuating circumstances, not the least of which being I'm not very good at chess.

Oh, other than some Partridge-esque vocal inflections and a general spazziness not unlike XTC's Drums and Wires, the Futureheads aren't ripping off much. Their songs are a bit more muscular than the older band's.

I'm the wrong person for what you want, IDRM. You know that as well as I do.

Jack Chick is an ignorant, racist scumbag. Not a surprise. Not like this epic poem I'm composing, certainly.

I've fallen in love with Micah L. Glossinger and have started to compose an epic poem for him, which is intended to span 37 volumes. I write it with a feather-tipped pen every night by the light of a candle.

I'm gonna beat Agent to death with his fretless.

I'm a non-metal dude, so take it for what it's worth that I enjoyed Through Silver In Blood, Edwin.

Five favorite things I love to hear in a song: 1. jangly guitars 2. la la la's 3. handclaps Well, just those three, really.

See, the Futureheads sound like XTC circa Drums and Wires, but without Andy Partridge's feyness. Not that being fey is bad. Heavens no.

"Hounds of Love" is fucking great, PLAGIARISM!, shut up. British Sea Power...they're passable, but I'd rather just listen to Echo and the Bunnymen, ya know?

Oh, PLAGIARISM!

I always knew CWM was dumb, but alfdogg's obliviousness comes as a surprise.

When I mentioned WDI, I should've added that back when lots of people posted there with regularity, nearly every thread turned into in-jokes by the end of the first page. Even if I didn't get/find any of it funny, that's fine. It was a small board in which the regulars knew each other fairly well, making it fertile ground for that sort of humor.

My experience in the food service industry says something that many of you should already know: never be rude to your server until after you've received your food.

Thanks for moving it, Spoon.

Actually, it was a mistake of mine. Let's not allow the hilarity of my error detract from the message.