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the first thing they narrator says when he appears is "hey! who the hell are you?!" and they even mention Frasier That doesn't sound very Disney movie-ish.

We all have our moments of weakness. A couple years ago, I thought that Good Charlotte was a good band. I went out and bought their CD. I recently discovered that I still had it. I went outside and threw it like a frisbee over the fence. We all have our moments of weakness.

Banky, you should check out the Ryan Adams/Emmylou Harris cover of "Return of the Grievous Angel". It's quite nice. If you want to talk about cheap imposters, there's always the Cheryl Crow cover... but you're right. The Gram Parsons version is superior. Dude, I dig on all of that whole scene...I just have a greater affection towards Gram. Something about him is so cool. Oh, and his music is alright too. Oh, I feel you there. I was rocking "In My Hour of Darkness" towards the end of the schoolyear last year, and everyone just looked at me funny. I love that quote...."In my hour of darkness, in my time of need, Oh Lord, grant me vision, Oh Lord, grant me speed." It's just good shit. Buy Ryan Adams' new CDs. November 4th: Love is Hell EP (Part 1) / Rock N Roll. I know I will. Here's a question for you, Banky....do you prefer Ryan Adams' solo stuff or his stint with Whiskeytown? Moreover, have you heard any of his sideprojects?

Anyone remember when RVD and Angle fought, and the crowd was torn between chanting "RVD" and "USA"? #1 babyface in the company vs. midcard heel? RVD has the power to take the crowd into the palm of his hand. If the WWE isn't going to bother using him correctly, he should absolutely go to TNA. If he actually went there, I might be persuaded to purchase a TNA PPV...something that I've never done before. Why? Because we'd see the RVD of old, who is allowed to use his full moveset, who isn't limited to punch, kick, punch, pick, and who would actually be allowed to get over. TNA=greener pastures. You all know it.

Banky, you should check out the Ryan Adams/Emmylou Harris cover of "Return of the Grievous Angel". It's quite nice. If you want to talk about cheap imposters, there's always the Cheryl Crow cover... but you're right. The Gram Parsons version is superior.

And, if anything, wouldn't "the devil" be SMILING at his destruction? I mean, if I were to succeed in bringing ruin upon civilization, Lord knows I'd be smiling. Especially if I was the devil.

I'd mark out if they used Bob Dylan for just ONE PPV. Just one. That's all I ask. Or if Stephanie came out to "You're a Big Girl Now". That would be equally awesome.

....I've never made that connection before...but now I can't see one of those commercials without thinking that the guy is going to start screaming about his inner pain and suffering. Thanks a lot.

Granted, he didn't say much.

Celine has a semi-decent voice, but I hate her music. Mainly because she does a cover of AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long"...imagine Celine Dion, singing, "She told me to come, but I was already there," while doing the Brian Johnson pelvic thrusting/masturbation combo. Stuff of nightmares. And I hate Cher with a passion. When there's the nuclear holocaust, it's just going to be a bunch of cockroaches, Cher, and Keith Richards.

Oh, but it's okay when Zack does it? Psssh...you women and your double standards.

Pretty soon we're going to hear about Tom starting a huge business over in Turkey and being incredibly successful. All because Mole is a retard.

How about cheeky? I find the cheeky ones to be some of the best. And if you ask Marney, they must also be intelligent and semi-coherent.

blackpeopleloveus is the best website I've seen in quite some time. This one's my favorite. "I like Johnny and Sally because they NEVER flaunt their wealth in front of me. In fact, they go to great lengths to keep their valuables as well as their wallets and purses as far away from me as possible. How cool is THAT???" ....simply awesome. Also: "Dear homepeeps Sally and Johnny, I love Sally and Johnny because: - They think my name, Baratunde, is so interesting and unique. - Sally and Johnny recognize that as a black man, I'm an expert on self-defense and the ways of organized crime. Whenever they are about to go to a "bad" neighborhood, they ask me for my advice. That's phat. - I met Sally and Johnny in high school history class. Whenever something about black people came up -- like slavery or Jim Crow or riots -- they would look at me, cause as the only black person in the class they were confident I could explain the history of black America when I was only 15. No one else believed in me like you guys. Thanks! - I love Johnny cause whenever he's looking for some weed, he knows that I'm the go-to guy. Even though I live in the burbs and spend all my time at the office, Johnny knows I keep my finger on the pulse of the drug-trafficking community."

Who's worse than Good Charlotte? It's not that they're popular, causing hate and resentment, it's that they legitimately suck ass. If they're not the worst band on the planet right now, I don't know who is. Maybe Ima Robot, but I don't think Indie counts.

Mmmmmmmm.

Well, if we're going by celebrity bands, too, then I'll have to say Dogstar.

I imagine CWM looking like Kurt Cobain, and Marney looking something like Rosie O'Donell. What? It's hot.

IT LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS IS ABOUT TO PICK UP, BAH GAWD! Psst....CWM....call her butch....she likes it.

Hey, remember that one night you punched a wall, like, a hundred times and crushed your friend's CDs into shiny little bits using only your own mighty digits? Now, after reviewing this remark, I can safely say that you're exactly the kind of combination tough guy/funnyman that I yearn to chill with. Perhaps I myself can get pretty chilly with it, like with some sort of osmosis, or however you improperly use that word. Sarcasm duly noted.

I like ya, coach. I can't think of anything you've said that's been insightful, but I'm sure it's been there. Keep up the good work. :::musses Nevermortal's hair:::

S.T.U.N.'s bass player has quite the haircut, though. That's redeeming, right? C'mon, everyone loved Flock of Seagulls and all...

So Saliva is kind of like an anti-smark? Thus far, the only actual fans of Saliva that I've ever met are my uncle, who is the stereotypical gearhead, and my student-fornicating Algebra teacher. Good company right there.

So.....Best Buy has a sale on it's screamo CDs and I'm supposed to go running for the door? Thanks, but no thanks. If you want to wait for a good CD, wait until November 4th. Ryan Adams is releasing his official studio followup to Gold, entitled "Rock N Roll", as well as the first half of his "Love is Hell" EP. Then, and only then, shall I go running. I fail to see why everyone is clamoring over Thursday and Hot Hot Heat. Both are fronted by two of the worst "singers" I've ever heard, respectively. Perhaps someone could explain to me why either is so great?

:::pouts::: ...it was my idea.