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Well, you know, married couples often refer to themselves as a single entity. Like "We're pregnant." I would hope only one of you is, but that's just something you say.

Exactly. The most common complaint about Mtv these days is that is has nothing to do with music, so it can't really kill something it isn't involved in, can it? Does Mtv 2 kill music? Clearly not. Saved is an exageration in both cases, but pop's role is thus: music is cyclical in that every so often we'll get a "revolution" and that will be imitated to death until everyone is sick of it. Then pop comes back to prominence, until the next thing comes along. So pop is a placeholder between new ideas, which I'm sure you'll agree is better than yet another sub par imitation of what was hot a few years ago. If that was all we had, people would just grow tired, spend less money on music, and the industry would suffer. Thus, pop saves music.

Also, did you just say Mtv and pop killed music? Jesus, you're stupid. Mtv saved music, back in the 80s. Pop, one, is music, and two, has existed, largely unchanged for as long as rock or rhythm and blues has. It also regularly plays a role in saving music.

Get used to it, because everybody does it.

I'm surprised by how attractive Isaac Newton was in his youth.

I meant to say jet setter.

As if I have the time... I'm a thrill killer, for christ's sakes.

It's obviously Frigid. I think I'm too smart for gimmicks. I can see through them so easily it's not even worth my time. Cause I'm the internet version of Hannibal Lecter, you see.

I don't find this style of humor funny at all.

"Get Shorty" by Elmore Leonard. I never saw the movie either. What with the sequel coming out I figure I'll get all caught up.

"Enter Sandman" is about the first thing people learn on guitar. Marilyn Manson's version of "Sweet Dreams" is also good.

Fight Club Brad Pitt's best movie? Maybe... I never really thought so. I'm not a Fight Club hater either... but when you sit down and look, maybe it is. It's definitely his signature role, though, that I'll say. Tom Cruise... I'm going to say Top Gun. There's a few other possibilities.

Ok, what's in her book about being a slut? I asked before and was told there was nothing.

By the way, I noticed on your site that you have Akira Taue's finisher as the side effect 2 when the actual move is in the game. Chokeslam 10 I think. The last chokeslam in the list.

Young John, old John. They might as well be two different people. I think Pacino is easily Scarface. Tony Montana the character is as well recognized as the movie itself, I wouldn't say that about Michael Corleone. John Wayne, that's a hard one. Rio Bravo probably. Maybe True Grit.

Actually, in a situation like that you should fall to the floor and start twitching. Shit your pants if you can. With all those witnesses? Taking a few shots is well worth it.

I also have a superfluous third... or second, as it were.

You know, the government usually doesn't sentence people to "painful death", it's just death, generally. Also, the Village People weren't really gay.

By the way, The Head on the Door is what I actually do consider the best album of the 80s. Next would be a Prince album, but his releases were so strong during the period I have trouble picking one. Nation of Millions would be in the next slot, or maybe Appetite For Destruction.

I listened to It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back today. "Bring the Noise" and "Don't Believe the Hype" are my two least favorite songs on the album. I noticed how strange it is that I usually skip the two hits, and it's not overexposure either, I never really liked them. At least they're right at the beginning. A strange mar on what I would otherwise have called one of the best three or four albums of the 80s.

Do you guys think I should pierce my nipples?

Not yours, anyway.

He's not fat...

I'd like to point out that little known poster Cartman posted a fake cock and maintained the illusion throughout the duration of that thread.