Gary Floyd

As far as bands are concerned Mars DNA James Chance & The Contortions Teenage Jesus and the Jerks Glenn Branca Theoretical Girls ESG Liquid Liquid Bush Tetras Lizzy Mercier Descloux Konk

I don't know why, but I laughed my ass of at this picture.

The Bird With The Crystal Plummage 2-disc edition is something I've been looking forward to for awhile.

Well excuuuuuse me princess! (God, that was an awful show)

I'm going to add another complaint about last nights show: the announcers were horrible. I mean worse than usual. I mean, I think they were WCW '99-2000 bad last night. Lawler is a terrible face announcer, and works better as a heel or tweener. As for Coach, he's just not entertaining when it's only King with him. He's just annoying.

Why, it's serious buisiness.

Why was Mike banned? For acting like Mike, so good riddance. End of discussion.

Innerzone Orchestra-Bug in the Bassbin

After all the bullshit we've seen from this company, I'm starting to believe that in 20 + years, there will no longer be a WWE.

She got cut so Steph could babble and Vince could audition for SNL. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Or worse, MadTV

That's pretty much my thoughts summed up right there.

KNK, I didn't see all of that (I changed it quickly) but I'm sure it sucked rotting donkey balls. That out of the way, chill out. So they ran an embarrisingly shitty skit, but they've done it before. It's not the end of the world. That is one of the stupidest things I've heard since I've been here.

I am beginning to become convinced that Vince is trying to destroy his own company. There's no other way to describe this kind of bullshit.

Vince: Right now, I hate you and your family.

Ok, changing the chanel. Good night folks.

You actually want to see her wrestle again?

"It disappoints me that our fans can't use more original material" I actually agree with her.

Nah, he'll do it for the Rock (or Cena, since Rock isn't around)

I think it's a general rule that Wrestling refs are complete idiots

Maybe it's just me, but seeing Big Show Superplex Kane was pretty cool.

The GM Sierra looks big enough to stop him... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I had the BK chicken fries commerical and all I could do was picture him leaving to run to BK for food. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I would envision him going for Corn Pops.

Indeed it is. I never knew that Mark had worked as a producer for anyone. I may have to track this down. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I recommend getting Gospel Comes From New Guinea, a singles/b-sides collection (none of there singles appear in any of 23 Skidoo's other albums). It has that song on it, as well as some other real gems. After that, get 7 Songs (which was produced by Genesis P. Orridge and Peter Christopherson of Throbbing Gristle) and Urban Gamelean.

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