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Yes. Thats it.

So you can calm down.

Deep breaths, carlos.

I consider myself the glue that holds this place together. If I were to ever leave, this place would fall apart and you guys would tear each other apart limb from limb.

Do you want this aired?

You should grow up, stop following these assholes, and be yourself.

So, who is this "JUDE" character?

Listening to Nevermind right now, I almost can't stand to listen to "Smells Like Teen Spirit". While it is undeniably a great song, I absolutely can't listen to it with anything other than a sense of detached irony at this point. Like, if I'm listening to this song because I think it is good it somehow makes me uncool.

OK.

He who fucks nuns will later join the church.

Sorry, but I have no sympathy for this guy. He's a media whore who does everything he can to get himself in the papers and on tv. Is he related to Shaun Alexander?

I'm not sure I'll be able to make it.

Miguel for MVP!

There are pictures in the National Enquirer. I did not look at them though.

I think the reason Nevermind has suffered a bit of a backlash is because the album was too "perfect" for Nirvana's image. They had this image as modern day punks, and you will never hear a punk album that sounds as crisp or (let's face it), lifeless as that one. It is the most predictable album of all time (if a song starts of slow, it will pick up, unless it's acoustic, in which case it will not change, all of the guitar solos will follow the vocal melody to a t, etc), but the thing that keeps me coming back is that the songs themselves are so good. But, in terms of their public image, the al

Thats sad.

Sweet Baby > That juice thing Solace is talking about

I probably enjoy the White Stripes more than Nirvana.

The police came looking for jimmy jazz and I said he ain't here but he'd been past.

Nirvana directly influenced high school fashion for at least 3 years in the 90's, so they've got that going for them.

I'd still take Johan over anyone on the Yankees. Fixed it for me.

Unplugged > Nevermind > Incesticide > In Utero > Bleach And I suppose that shitty live album is behind Bleach.

Oh, well I can't speak for him, but in my estimation, the Replacements are perfectly rated, as I've heard heard no more than 4 songs by them, and they all sound about as good as you would expect a semi-obscure 80's alternative band to sound.

There is a guy who only listens to 70's music. I think he's crazy.

Great, I broke the RTT.