EL the Famous

the record is good...that i like.

firt time i've seen them. have they always dressed like they are going w/ judge smails to the yacht club or is somebody telling them to play up the whole ivey league thing for PR?

not sure, the keyboard player looked like he was wearing a pashmina...that should be reason enough.

i only saw them do A-Punk, but that was one of those rare instances where seeing a band perform live made me like them a whole lot less. i found myself extremely annoyed and i really like that EP of theirs. and since i have to provide a reason for not liking something...it was his voice and the goofy stage presence of the entire band.

the elle mcpherson era was the last time i remember finding the swimsuit issue to be boner material.

i'd post a picture of the great kabuki, but i'm in a meeting.

Fixed it.

the sequel is the undisputed champion of best video games ever made:

oh hell yes. i tried to convince somebody that we should design a phone using a replica merlin case as the hardware.

Awesome. Even awesomer soundtrack. Finally watched 'Planet Terror' last night...holy shit was that fun! I liked 'Death Proof', but found 'PT' more satisfying.

I think I had eaten lunch there the first day I logged in here...I guess I just liked the idea of going by 'THE Famous'. I use it as my e-pen name on my blog now too.

American Horse - The Cult Ebb Tide - Martin Denny Be My Head - Flaming Lips The Mircale of Childbirth - Patton Oswalt Apply Some Pressure - Mark Ronson Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons - Pixies HotLine - The Bomboras Nightclub Jitters - The Replacements Murder Mystery - Edan Maximum Radiation Level - Man or Astroman? I Want to Tell You - The Beatles Big Baby - Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet Public Bath - Shonen Knife Flaming Wreck - Pernice Brothers Invisible Movemant - John Frusciante Sleepwalk - Joe Strummer Walls In Time - Bob Mould Froed Neckbones and Some Home Fries (Dan the Automato

ditto. i pride myself on having an aquaintance that i can refer to as 'Miss Yvonne'. my handle is self explanatory.

we also used to use hockey sticks as pretend guitars an pretend we were KISS while listenting to ALIVE...nowadays, i think you can actually pay a small fee to gene simmons and actually be Ace or Peter for a gig.

thanks. b, i love you kid...but i'm having a hard time following you in this thread.

geekery or not, this is an extremely valid difference between the RPG of the past and the PC-based RPG of today...at least it was a group of people interacting w/ each other. the whole video game culture kind of frightens me in that regard.

well, they've done a hell of a job in selling the sizzle...hope it's as cool as it sounds. now, versus reading about bands i've never heard about or (often) don't care to hear about...i can see them as well!

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i only played for a couple of years late grade school/early junior high...once i got to high school, i was usually out drinking, having fun and, in all likelihood, getting laid. some guys in my fraternity would play that 'magic' game every so often, but stopped doing it in the chapter room after jake briscoe and chief lit the table on fire in the middle of one of their games. it was pretty funny, but i cried a littel for them on the inside.

i still have the original player's handbook, DM guide, monster manual and fiend folio somewhere in a box at my folk's house. RIP