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they lost a lot of ingredients. it's like the time i made cookies without flour.

he cracks me up. plus i have all sorts of nostalgia for the rap scene of my childhood.

ouch

FLAVOR FLAVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV. where's my viking helmet?

a similar thing happened a few years back to peter forsberg

i don't think so either, i was just saying that i people tend to say i am when i say that i don't like many female vocalists, i get the same thing when i say i don't like many female writers.

b2 would be so proud. these ain't conflict diamonds is they?

isn't that what madonna said, too?

same here. i've stopped saying so because i tend to get called a misogynist, but anyway, one instance i can really get into female vocals is when they are countered with deep male vocals e.g. the mark lanegan/isobel campbell album or the band sons and daughters.

i've never been able to listen all the way through.... risking being shunned by some i have to say that i can't stand loretta lynn's voice... everytime i hear a song from the album i wish there was an instrumental version or something. i love the production work (yay jack white) and i love his guitar work throughout but as soon as she starts singing i have to stop listening.

i need to get a new turntable, i miss listening to vinyl

nice, i've been intrigued.

how was that?^^^^^

i like the movie a lot, but if you're not digging the first half you probably won't dig the second half.

classic. one of my sister's friends' kid once scared me by asking if i was his new daddy, but i think that one was unintentional

i like pcu as well. but not as much as you i'm starting to think

i think it's time for a stogie

so.... not to interrupt your self-discourse or anything

i usually use a rum and coke for headaches... among other things

classic. it sounds like i may have to watch my back around campus for a bit.

Shakey was a great read. i'm a huge neil fan and reading it didn't ruin the 'mystique' for me