Copper Feel

When Buggerhen becomes really popular, I want everyone to know that I introduced him to this forum.

Well yes, Bill O'Reilly is a noted anti-semite.

Whyever not? "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" doesn't even qualify as good.

Most of my tales of restaurant misbehaviour would actually relate directly to my father rather than myself. He's well behaved in esteemed eateries, sure, but he has no reservations whatsoever about loudly complaning to those behind the counter at fast-food joints.

If I was a cop I'd probably shoot myself in order to escape the boredom of having a job that consists of 95% paperwork.

I am glad that you're still alive, predominantly for the sake of Morrissey's balls.

I presumed that you had already invented a concept for the thread before you created it.

Of course, from a nutritional standpoint that would be awful for me, since I can never eat the fucking crusts. That isn't exclusive to garlic bread though, it would also apply to regular bread, toast and pizza.

Me and you are the only ones so far. Fries just aren't that special to me, although I love fish and chips. I could live on a diet of exclusive garlic bread and I probably still wouldn't tire of its taste.

It was awesome.

To continue on with mine general theme of songs that're somehow related to Joy Division:

Is that Right Said Fred number the song of my childhood that I have been searching for ever since? The title would indicate that it is, but who knows?

"tight" "muscular" "pounding" Hey, what about common rock critic adjectives that we actually do like? "Fully-realised" would certainly qualify for me.

I'm not going to be paying much more to see Radiohead than Marvin is for seeing 3 Doors Down. I just thought that I should bring that to everyone's attention.

I have had to shave once every three days or so for almost a year now. I seem to be stuck in a perpetual stage of bum fluff that isn't advancing to anything.

"*insert drug name here* fuelled"

I see Czech's "Beat It" and raise him "Love Will Tear Us Apart":

So... it's my turn? Okay. King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King (1969). I have to study for an exam that I am taking on Friday, so expect both of my write-ups at some point during the weekend.

Thank you for your contribution.

The first 6 tracks on the album, the rest hasn't clicked for me in quite the same way for whatever reason.

"Tom Traubert's Blues" for me. Get me into U2. I have The Joshua Tree, and like approximately half of it.

Garlic Bread White Rice

Yes.

There's honestly nothing that quite bothers me to the level that animal cruelty does. Atleast abused humans have a voice in society.

I never realised that Slayer had an ironic appreciation for Man O War. I always presumed he'd consider them to be tedious and unfunny.