B. Brian Brunzell

^ is the man to break ^^'s will power

< has no beefs at all with ^ ^ is alright with <

^ apparently is not a fan of ^^

Like Chris said, if you plan on majoring in history, don't take more math than is necessary. Concentrate on what you're interested in. I'm a Music Ed major, so I'm geting all of my pre-requisites out of the way early, then I'll fart around with the math that I need later on in my college tenure. By the way Czech, what school do you attend?

^ TSM's Id, Ego and Superego

Happy birthday, eiker. Have a few drinks, enjoy time with some friends, get PRESENTS~!

"Fallin' Up"- Black Eyed Peas

Not feeling Animals? OUch. That hurts. "Pigs(Three Different Ones)" and "Dogs" are two fine tracks, my friend. Since it seems trendy, I'll follw the crowd and list my favorite albums by The Floyd: 10.The Wall 9.The Division Bell 8.More 7.Ummagumma 6.Obscured by Clouds 5.A saucerful of Secrets 4.Animals 3.The Final Cut 2.The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 1.Meddle I have much love for The Division Bell as well. "High Hopes", "Keep Talking", and "Lost for Words" are wonderful tracks that everyone should listen to. And it is a travesty, even blasphemous that Gilmour is listed on at #82. I think that he has the best tone ever. His sound is perfect.

I don't really dig Lamb of God, but Shadow's Fall is great. Killswitch Engage are ok.

"Would?"- Alice In Chains Well, now MTV2 has "Hunger Strike" by Temple of the Dog kickin'.

Dude, if you like "The Seed 2.0", you're liking The Roots not at their best. Sure, it's a great song, but there's MUCH better stuff on that album. If you really want to hear some Roots, get Illadelph Halflife. You won't regret it. And AoA, do yourself a favor and listen to more jazz. Brubeck is good beginner's jazz, then you can make your way up to Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Duke Ellington, etc.

My inagural Hip-Hop Hall-of-Fame would include the following: Run-DMC Grandmaster Flash Public Enemy KRS-One Tupac Shakur The Notorious B.I.G. MC Lyte Ice-T LL Cool J A Tribe Called Quest

pieces

^ is also from Flair country **notes that the ENTIRE continental US is flair country** <bows in ^'s reflective glory

Three pieces of DeFelice Bros. Meat Lover's pizza, handmade by me, B. Brian Brunzell, a 1st-class pizza slinger.

^ well rested

"Toy Box"- Soundgarden I fucking LOVE this song. Download it, or pick up the CD single for "Flower," it's one of the B-Sides. It's a hard single to find, though. I tell ya, there's nothing better than old-school Soundgarden. Cornell was at his glass -shattering, pain-peeling best in the late 80s.

Other Clutch songs to DL: "Animal Farm" "El Jefe" "A Shogun Named Marcus" "I Have Discovered the Body of John Wilkes Booth" "Eight Times Over Miss October" If you want the heavier stuff, definitely go with "Animal Farm." It's agressive, fast, and angry. "Escape from the Prison Planet" is another good track off of the self-titled album.

^ Not to be confused with Alex Van Hogan <will never show pic. < hasn't had a pic taken since <'s senior year in high school, which was 1997

B. Brian's Current Favorites: Black Label Society The Cure Medication The Roots London Calling- The Clash (although this is ALWAYS on rotation at the house) All things Devin Townsend Dislikes: "Where is the Love?"- Black Eyed Peas f/ Justin Timberlake "Can't Hold Us Down"- Christina Aguilera f/ Lil' Kim "The Young and the Hopeless"- Good Charlotte "P.I.M.P."- 50 Cent "Right Thurr"- Chingy

^ not to be confused with Corey Hart~!

"What They Do"- The Roots

^ ashamed of what Brian Lee's career has become

^ should come up with his own "funny" sig < also marks out for "Funny 'Taker Sig"

Chosun One, I am in your debt. Thank you.