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Steviekick
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Who got his finger blown off before a match with the FBI
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Buy used CDs ... its the way to go.
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That's 8...we need one more to break ties.
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Definitely. Lee actually went out as a respected social commentator on college lecture tours during the late 1960s/early1970s talking about the social commentary being presented in Marvel comics. DC really didn't get there till Dennis O'Neil and Neal Adams run on Green Arrow/Green Lantern.
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Comics sold insanely back then, thanks to lack of television. It was propably the only part of the media aimed at kids. I always miss this special.
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Senses Fail is very bland. Avoid it.
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Correct, friend. Brian (SF's singer) and Mike D. (KsE's bassist) were both in Overcast. Mike is also a freelance artist, and designed the cover art for Art of Balance and the European only Fear Will Drag You down of SF.
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It's just Offspring poking fun.
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I've heard the heavy metal/Steppenwolf lyric too. The list of reccommended metal songs/bands/albums totally contradicts what we've been saying here. More reason for a metal convention.
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GEORGETOWN U OFFERS COMIC LIT COURSE Press Release Beginning February 3rd, Georgetown University will debut a 9-week “Examining Comic Books as Literature” course featuring the works of creators such as Alan Moore, Frank Miller, and Art Spiegelman, open to both on-campus GU students as well as interested, outside individuals in the Metro-DC area. The course, being offered through Georgetown’s School of Summer and Continuing Education (SSCE), allows for current and past students to engage in a weekly seminar setting and at a low tuition price. Running Tuesday nights from the first week of February through the end of March, “Examining Comic Books as Literature” will engage a variety of mainstream and independent collected works in light of various literary theories (e.g. narratology, deconstruction, post-modernism, etc.). Listed as XLIT-162-01 for the upcoming SSCE Spring 2004 course registration, “Examining Comic Books as Literature” will be led by comic scholar & writer A. David Lewis and offered at a non-credit price of $250 for tuition. The SSCE will soon have registration information at http://www.georgetown.edu/ssce; no experience with either comics or literary theory is required, but all background as welcome. Interested parties are welcome to contact Lewis for an advance booklist or with questions at [email protected] or consult the XLIT-162-01 micro-page at: http://www.serious-about-comics.com/comicsaslit.html ------------------------------- This is a great idea. What's everyone's thoughts on this?
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That would have been so cool if I could have taken a class like that while I was in college. Of course, I'd propably wind up having a snooty prof. telling me that all my interpretations of Watchmen were all wrong.
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Bret Hart returns..*in action figure* form!
Steviekick replied to The Mandarin's topic in Video Games
The Bret figure is so mine. The Andre figure is actually just the Big Show fig with a different head. -
I see the Cat will continue using his dancing skills to keep himself employed, just like in WCW.
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I should win what of the ghetto pre-show awards, like for lighting design or something.
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HAHAHHA... "And in other news, the second day of the conference was cancelled due to both the Swedish and Norwegian delegates not wanting to be in the same room with each other. A heated debate over whether Sentenced was better when it was death or doom turned ugly when the topic switched to a near century old border dispute."
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See, this is the negativity we should all avoid. Many make simple spelling mistakes, they do not need them shoved in their face. Sorry. Normally I wouldn't have said anything. I just found it kind of funny that you mispelt the title announcing the new and improved nature of your posting. GODDAMMIT, IT'S MISSPELLED!!! M-I-S-S-P-E-L-L-E-D!!!!! Fuck, crack open a grammar book once in a while, people. I think I've seen "mispelt" four or five times today, and it just looks and sounds retarded. Thanks for pointing that out to me Kingpk. I didn't know that 'mispelt' wasn't a word. Now I know. And knowing is half the battle.
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See, this is the negativity we should all avoid. Many make simple spelling mistakes, they do not need them shoved in their face. Sorry. Normally I wouldn't have said anything. I just found it kind of funny that you mispelt the title announcing the new and improved nature of your posting. You stole DustyFinish's avatar. Thats not cool at all. Sorry. I guess DustyFinish was before my time.
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and he introduced clips on WWF videos, just like THE COACH did on the Bloodbath DVD
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I read in Entertainment Weekly that Kelis' second album was so bad it was only released in europe.
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I decided to pass on this arc. Hopefully the next one will be better. The art was really crappy.
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I agree with you, but Ultimo's presentation as of late hasn't been that amazing.
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I think what needs to be done is have an international metal summit where a panel of experts will forever determine what is and what isn't metal.
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See, this is the negativity we should all avoid. Many make simple spelling mistakes, they do not need them shoved in their face. Sorry. Normally I wouldn't have said anything. I just found it kind of funny that you mispelt the title announcing the new and improved nature of your posting.
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I remember the quote of that in the playoffs. Something like "Both teams played hard, it was a tough game, thanks and good night."