King Kamala

I really liked NSync at one weird point and owned an album or two of theirs. Haven't listened to them in years though.

Peter Gabriel (1982) - The Kinks, One For The Road - John Lennon, Live in New York City. All on vinyl for around $5 or $6 combined.

some whoppie pie ice cream, its limited edition. Do they even have whoopie pies outside of the state of Maine? I'm not sure if I've even seen them outside my home state.

Chris Cornell sounded mediocre both at Live 8 and on the Audioslave: Live In Cuba special they play Fuse. The show is in three months, so maybe his voice would be recovered by then but $40 seems like a bit much for a band like Audioslave, especially considering I'm broke.

That's gonna be one terrible senior picture....... Alright I'm going to hell now for making that joke.

I read a review of it that said it was only released an easy way of finishing her record deal. Bands do that all the time. I find it creepy that she's 17 and she goes out with a 26 year old, not just a regular 26 year old but the dude from Good Charlotte. That just creeps me out for some reason. There's a Sublime tribute band playing a 2000 seat theater a couple of minutes away from my house. A. Who the fuck would form a Sublime tribute band? (Don't they only have a handful of albums). B. What concert promoter thinks that he could sell out (or even get a decent crowd) at a 2000 seat theater with a Sublime tribute band?

I know I didn't go to Oasis solely for the reason that I knew Jet would be opening up. I think its more of the record label's or concert promoter's decision than the bands decision 90% of the time for huge tours. I'm sure Chris Cornell, Tom Morello and the guys wouldn't pick Seether as their first choice for opening act or even as one of the first ten choices.

I think that was the joke that a good looking guy like Paul Rudd was obsessing over a chick like that for two years. At least that's how I percieved it.

I'd count Jimmy Eat World as borderline emo along the lines with Weezer. Occassionally, they delve into emo territory but overall they aren't an emo band. Jimmy Eat World always seems to have emo bands opening up for them (Taking Back Sunday, when they come here in September, Straylight Run is opening).

Audioslave is playing here and one of the biggest reasons I'm not going is because Seether is opening. That and tickets are $40. Yeesh, Green Day only cost $35 and Green Day is much huger than Audioslave.

The Royals streak is over, dang! Well, they still got a month to have another record breaking losing streak.....

World War 3 battle royal 11,000 people in let's see 11,000 divided by 20.....11,000 Wal Mart job applicants in 550 rings. The final survivor, becomes the ultimate Wal-Mart employee.

I dunno maybe. I don't know if there is a maximum of how lame a 40 year old virgin can get. All I know is that character is now my second favorite bike riding character in a film behind Mark Wahlberg in I *Heart* Huckabees.

http://rspw.org/tidbits/ Thought you guys would be interested in this. Found this in a thread off of Graham's board.

Spill The Wine by Eric Burdon and War

It's Grapes of Wrath 2k5. Except seeing how its in Oakland, I'd imagine there are a lot minorities which there weren't in the original.

I bet the Royals break their streak on Tuesday against The BoSox. The Red Sox have been struggling a bit and its Schilling's first start in months. If there's any game for the Royals to win, it's that one.

Boy, for your sake, I hope that shelf never falls down. "Local man crushed by large collection of wrestling videos!" would make for a good headline though.

I like Baja Fresh, I go there whenever I go down to Boston. Gotta love the fish tacos. And they have the shiftiest looking workers there, but I don't worry cause I can see what they're doing and if they try to spit on my sandwich, I'll just call their parole officers.

If you never feed your kids McDonalds, they'll turn out to be the next Todd Marinovich!

Alright, tonight The Royals go for their 20th loss in a row. The Royal are putting Mike Wood, who seems to be a decent enough pitcher considering he pitches for the Royals and The As have Barry Zito starting. The six Royals who have faced Zito, are 7 for 49 against him. I'm going to say The Royals lose their 20th straight tonight.

This movie has got a solid buzz, I saw a matinee yesterday and I always see matinees at that theater. Usually the crowd ranges from six people to maybe twenty people. But there were a good 50-60 people in the theater yesterday to see 40 Year Old Virgin.

I know they aren't too popular on this board, but I'm excited that I'm seeing U2 at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston on October 3rd. I got floor seats too. Although its not technically a concert, I'm seeing Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood from Whose Line Is It Anyways? ten days after U2. I'm superexcited for that one too.

That's what gets most people hating on Fountains of Wayne. They hear that song and think they're the Baha Men with guitars.

It was pretty good, the ending is so out of place and random. Paul Rudd once again bring the awesomeness. Two thumbs up!