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That's quite an awful album cover. Secondly, this is the first time I've seen someone listen to that on VC.

Judge obviously has no understanding or implication of the word address. I suppose he still favors spam, junk mail, and telemarketers. Scary vital news. BUMP.

This should help me feel more down after standing in front of a loud drunk dude in a concert.

from GateWorld Don S. Davis: 1942-2008 by Darren Sumner With great sadness we must report that veteran actor Don S. Davis passed away on June 29, 2008. He was 65 years old. Don co-starred on Stargate SG-1 for the show's first seven years, helping to launch the enduring science fiction franchise. Davis played Major General George Hammond, base commander and a father figure to many of the show's characters. He is also well-known for his portrayal of Major Garland Briggs in Twin Peaks. Off-screen, Don was beloved by the show's cast and crew. He departed the show in 2003 due to a medi

You should also go see Broken Social Scene on that Friday. They are also, you know, free.

Teehee, buttocks. / fourth grade Seriously, sounds quite bright.

They need Jack Irons on All Night.

Also, I just realized that this article has no source. Please place a link/credit in the first post.

That is true. They'll get to it eventually. Until then, I'm also glad they're playing some instrument.

I'm sorry: you need a hug. *hug

It's been quite a long time since I've seen a setlist with Red Mosquito and Present Tense on it. I would like to hear All Night live.

Don't forget about the most important part of Bonnaroo. Drugs.

I think the sweetness of that movie comes from the investment in the development of the characters over the course of the movie rather than some event at the end. I cried during that famous whispering scene in the end of Lost In Translation. I feel bad because it's kind of a cliche, but it just feels so sad.

To recap for anyone not in the Pearl Jam forums but still like them,... Who You Are finally receives play.

I always thought that () was just an excuse for Sigur R

Obviously, someone needs to lose if they're going to learn a lesson. Besides, it's not just Democrats. Fox News loves to obscure the truth to stir some controversy and get some ratings. The point is that Fox News loves to deceive/lie/bullshit/obscure the truth. About 90% of what they say is a fragment, taken out of context, recycled, then displayed on the screen to draw your outrage. I'm simultaneously amused and disgusted that people actually take that network seriously. It's like CSI and Law & Order, a comedy.

All glory to the Hypnotoad.

Someone put this up on the forums and I had to save it.

Not long at all.

Pixies - Monkey Gone To Heaven Broken Social Scene - It's All Gonna Break maybe Liars - The Other Side Of Mt. Heart Attack