Sir Stewart

Did you spot the Peel?

I, for one, welcome our new Zod overlord.

I enjoyed it too. Sad movie.

Pedro deserved better. Damn Phillies.

Love that quote! I think of it often.

"I'm not a racist. I just don't believe in mixing the races that way,"Bardwell told the Associated Press on Thursday. "I have piles and pilesof black friends. They come to my home, I marry them, they use mybathroom. I treat them just like everyone else." And I'm not posting in this thread, I'm just typing and hitting 'Post'.

We breathlessly await... Post...Number...4!

And now we'll be hearing about this fucking brat for days. Great. I'll probably even know his name at some point soon.

Phew, now let the making fun commence!

You mean like here?

Sad story, but I have to say I'm glad I read about it here first, and then visited CNN.com, because I would've thought I'd lost my mind if I'd just happened upon this:

You are probably right.

The Wrestler was fuckin' great!

You said top 46 right? (cherry-picked from my iTunes: probably have forgotten some greats because they're not loaded onto my computer, and some of these have maybe not aged well, but there's no doubt they made a stamp on my brain in the 90s. And then there's some I only recognized as great after the '90s ended) Ritual De Lo Habitual - Jane's Addiction Mama Said Knock You Out - LL Cool J Bona Drag - Morrissey Fear Of A Black Planet - Public Enemy Flood - They Might Be Giants The Low End Theory/Midnight Marauders - A Tribe Called Quest De La Soul Is Dead - De La Soul Mark's Keyboard Repair -

The Chemical Brothers are worth mentioning for their one-two punch of Exit Planet Dust (the blindsider) and Dig Your Own Hole (the knockout). (Okay, so 'electronic' music didn't turn out to be the next big thing that the drooling media was predicting in '97, but the movement gave us some damn good music.) And: Nine Inch Nails

arsed = bothered

As long as people are naming artists and not just bands, I offer up Beck. Mellow Gold, Odelay, Mutations, Midnight Vultures are all great, plus One Foot In The Grave is damn fine too (never have heard Stereopathetic Soulmanure). Personally, the '90s will always be defined by the Beasties. Check Your Head & Ill Communication, and to a lesser extent Hello Nasty (and Paul's Boutique was released five months before the '90s began, plus it got no love before the '90s anyway).

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That killing disturbed me greatly, too. For the sullen teen angle on Wild Things, I asked my 15 year-old nephew if he gave a crap about this film. He said no. Oh well. Sounds like a movie for wee ones and adults.

Thanks for bumping... I'd never heard this before - it's great!

That is some funny stuff on a few levels.

Max: Hey, I'm letting it go. But don't tell me it doesn't matter. Every line matters. Actor: Get off my back! Max: Don't fuck with my play!

I remember that show for two other things: Living Colour winning and Vernon Reid saying the award could have been called The Chuck Berry, and Eric Clapton introducing Keith Richards as having "never sold himself down the river" referring (I thought) to Clapton's recent Michelob ad. I think they were from that show, those things.

He was awesome. RIP

Oh, snap. Well, disregard my reply, please.