Nighthawk

No more than Mercyful Fate.

I think the emperor has no clothes.

Clearly everyone knows exactly what I meant, negating the complaint.

No.

Great, now it's a waste of twice as much space.

Like nl5xsk1, I didn't really want to see this, but the twist has kindled some interest.

Nothing.

Finished "Get Shorty" which was pretty good but not one of my favorite Leonard offerings. I watched the movie and was dissapointed by it. I have to learn to stop reading the books first, cause that always happens. When I watch the movie first I usually like both. I had intended to read "Be Cool" now, but because of what I've said, I'm watching the movie first. Instead I'm going to start "No One Here Gets Out Alive", the Jim Morrison biography. Heard a lot about it, never sat down and read it myself.

That's what I said.

Do you have the mile high hair, or the long goat beard? The beard yes, the hair no.

Reverting to, more like. It was always her destiny.

A pedigree without the underhook sounds like a pretty gay looking move.

So anyway, I've never listened to an entire Mogwai album, but I get the same thing with Tom Waits. Neither are my absolute favorite, but Heartattack and Vine and The Black Rider are two of my favorite Waits albums, also commonly considered weaker releases.

So is the music forum, except it's like four or five guys who agree with each other telling everyone else to shut up.

Anybody notice bits of that Saw score were pretty reminscent of Requiem for a Dream? I swear that's the best scored movie of all time.

People have told me I look like Wayne Static.

Why would you want intelligent discussion on the internet? Don't you know people in real life to have that with? Forums should be for testing out your jokes before you use them for real.

I met the Crypt Keeper. For real.

Don't get me started on the giant slut thing either. Ripper would argue that for me, why isn't he ever in this folder?

Perhaps, but I'm still of the opinion the original is really what put him in the public eye. That was when everybody started doing his voice and all that. It had the "I'll be back." line, one of the most recognizable movie quotes ever. Maybe the most recognizable, I can't think of a better one, save perhaps "Luke, I am your father." which if I remember correctly weren't even his exact words in the movie. The problem with picking between the two is the second played off the first, blurring the distinction. T2 is Eddie Furlong's signature role, anyway, as well as Patrick.

I don't see how this is a bad thing if you're aiming to start intelligent wrestling conversation. There's no such thing. He's right. The minute you start taking it seriously, you should stop watching it. Have your fun, lord knows I do, but know where to draw the line.

Henry Lee was the better half of the Lucas/Toole pair. Ottis Toole... now that guy, he was something. I can't even think of words to do him justice. If there was a movie about him, I'd call it Earnest Goes to Hell.

I've studied it. It makes a bit less sense than Christianity, so take that how you will. Most don't understand the sense of Christianity, though, that's not as much of a slight as it may seem. That's real Buddhism though. Nowadays you get a lot of self styled Buddhists who basically take what they like and make stuff up. Buddhism is sort of fine with that... not completely but more than a lot of other paths. It's a fad, which is the other thing I don't like about it. Western Buddhists are usually stuck up pricks. I like the ambiance.

Terminator 1.

Now now, I've defended Britney Spears many times before, but someone in her position requires several things; good marketing (check), good production (mostly check), a dynamic and captivating persona (check), preferably dancing and choreography ability (check) and passable singing talent (check). She's more like the ideal for that kind of teen pop than anything else. Don't judge it unless you're sitting there going "Man, I love Christina and Mandy Moore and Jessica Simpson but these Britney albums just aren't cutting it! In my day we had real songwriters like Tiffany!"