napoleon

wes anderson is one of a kind.

this is going to be an amazing show. i can already tell.

i'm not sure exactly what i have because my friend got them but but i know it's D on the field. seats 1 and 2. anyone able to find a map of the field seating? this is all i can find. http://media.ticketmaster.com/en-us/tmimag.../ch6/13176s.gif

i have a friend who carried around a big brown box for his backpack senior year. i kid you not.

three more words... LITTLE RED CORVETTE! baby, you're much too fast!

another band that if you don't get them... well then it sucks for you. but, as much as i love them. there's no way you can compare dan to jack in the long run.

the white stripes are just one of those bands where if you don't get them.... well then it sucks for you. i don't think you can compare anyone in the past 10 years to jack and his creativeness.

well. i'm 5 chapters in. and still chugging. it's hard to believe this is the end. and someone please for the love of god spoil the ending in this thread because i've been dying to say "THREAD BREACHED! THREAD BREACHED!"

park chan-wook's vengeance trilogy.

no rage? are you kidding me?

i'm totally taking a roadtrip with my friend to see them in louisville for my birfday. i can't wait!

Captain O'Hagan: I swear to God I'm going to pistol whip the next guy who says, " Shenanigans." Mac: Hey Farva what's the name of that restaurant you like with all the goofy shit on the walls and the mozzarella sticks? Farva: You mean Shenanigans?

i completely agree. call me ignorant, but i don't think there's ever been a complete golden age of film. each era has had it's flaws. and clearly, this era is having major flaws. but there have still been quite a few gems to leak out. i will admit though, nothing will ever compare to the classic period of film noir. that era was flawless.

only 7 days apart! high five man!

engrish? if you're looking for how young people on VC are, i'm 16. i'll be 17 in september.

whatever happened to that guy who was making the collection of jeff's banter?

definitely second that.

i wish stevie ray vaughan hadn't replaced eric clapton on that helicopter. yeah, i said it.

robert smith.

i watched this a couple of weeks ago, but i also went opening day to see it in theatres. i think it affected me ten times more in theatres. being around people laughing, gasping, and most of all crying. i left the theatre feeling worse than i did when i watched it online.

yeah i was kinda going for the foreign language thing. but i saw people were posting just bands from other countries, so i edited my post and added some bands.

henry rollins joining black flag. bruce dickinson joining iron maiden. lindsey buckingham/stevie nicks joining fleetwood mac.

he was the only reason i saw spiderman 3.

now does old spice commercials. discuss.

i missed the first half of the episode. so i turned it right on at the end to wait for the replay to start. and i made the mistake of turning it right on when jerry did what he did. this is crazy.