Nighthawk

"Georgia Dome"!

Stupidest thing I've ever heard.

Some people cry over non-celebrity strangers when they die. Some people are just that way. If it's sad, you can cry, it's fine. You have my permission. Myself, I didn't cry when my own father was hung for stealing a pig.

I think my own "Who's ever tried snoifing glue?" was the best of these threads. Especially when I responded to the thread being called by saying I sucked cocks so every thread I started was gay.

Generally I would think that people want their albums to have good covers, so I'd call it an implication. Blank covers are a conscious disregard. And yeah, Putrid Pile is awesome.

No, but it doesn't claim to be. That doesn't mean it sucks. There's a few albums which just have solid colors as their cover. At least that one says "The Beatles".

I claimed he was me and had someone believe it solely on the basis of having EDIT in bold in one post. EDIT He is me.

That's referencing this Herb Alpert cover: That one's better. And actually, in that context I credit the Frivolous Five for their self-depreciating humor. And, judging by the name of their group, humor is not out of character. Bravo, ladies.

Willem Dafoe himself is a scary monster.

I post there and I never noticed that. I'm oblivious to everything. You know I slept through an earthquake and a hurricane. And they weren't little ones either.

I thought Slapnuts was your friend.

Pro lifers are the reason people hate America.

Here's a gem from that last one.

Two of them are from here, which is the sequel to this. You may also be interested in the Museum of Bad Album Covers.

Regarding the Pantera cover, I actually like that style of metal cover, but the artwork is so bad. It's a pretty simple picture. You'd think there'd be an equally poorly rendered, but more complex and therefore worse cover around.

He was surprisingly good as Muhammad Ali.

I enjoyed 8MM, but each villain goes down anticlimatically. I think I'll also mention Pennywise in the It movie. Like Candyman, a five star performance in a two star film. Jack Nicholson in the Shining was a hell of a performance. I suppose he straddles the line of monster and regular guy, as he was, you know, possesed and all. As far as regular guys go, I'm a Leatherface fan too, but I'll always say Patrick Bateman. I love that bastard.

Hey K, most of those are just regular guys who kill people though.

Disagree on the Ring getting rid of everything good on the original. The psychic business was hokey. Anyway, Jason Voorhees, David from the Lost Boys, Brundlefly from the Fly remake and the Predator. If you want to count robots as monsters, Cain from Robocop 2.

If they do fear obscurity, perhaps they'll try to top themselves. Good. I want to see someone die.

Well, no, a hanging isn't necesarily very graphic, although one thing that could have happened is the parents obviously don't want their kids to see that and they reacted strongly, with the kids just reacting to their parents being upset. That can happen.

Quit getting my hopes up. I've liked every alternate Mountain Dew they've come up with so far (you forgot Baja Blast, by the way).

Spelling Ashley like that is what people who find out who the father of their baby is on Maury Povich do. Not that she's one of those, but that's what it makes me think of. Her new cd is still on my list of cds to get, I don't care. Steve-O has made a drunken fool of himself much worse.

Or don't. It's entirely up to you.