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#1881 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Chris Cornell: "Guns N 'Roses were all normal types minus one" » 728 weeks ago
& mick jagger has angst?! Sir mick?! News to me..
#1882 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Chris Cornell: "Guns N 'Roses were all normal types minus one" » 728 weeks ago
Agree w/all Polluxlm's posts itt
Cornell coulda just said hey axl give us a break but instead took the opportunity to trash him.. Doesn't hurt to be polite y'know?
#1883 Re: Guns N' Roses » 11-23-12 The Joint Las Vegas, NV » 728 weeks ago
The last show? Hope he goes balls out. Bust out PTU.
Yea right.
#1884 Re: Guns N' Roses » 9 Year Old Rehearsing on Vocals with GN'R » 728 weeks ago
Yea they shoulda had her do Anything Goes instead.
Bon Jovi would never do anything as nice as that, those guys are assholes.
#1885 Re: Guns N' Roses » 11-23-12 The Joint Las Vegas, NV » 728 weeks ago
Think I'll stay out of this thread, as every update will annoyingly be signed off
Ali
Metallex78
Now waiting for GN'R.
Ali
$10 says next song is LALD
Better
Ali
Pay up motherfucker. i expect to see that $10 in my paypal by the end of the day. & i expect u to do the same for everyone on the board!
#1886 Re: Guns N' Roses » 11-21-2012 The Joint, Las Vegas (Being filmed in 3D) » 728 weeks ago
RussTCB wrote:Is it me, or is that a really short set list?
I didn't bother to mention various solos.
& nor should you. good work.
monkeynuts, your continued optimism is one of the best things about this forum. it's sad when a guy like you gets sad, but you're more than justified. it's another wasted opportunity. fuck it. they're pussies afraid of taking risks.
#1887 Re: The Sunset Strip » Fiona Apple Cancels Tour To Be With Her Dying Dog » 729 weeks ago
johndivney wrote:Will wrote:Have you ever had a dog?
Obviously everyones different. If it were a dying person I probably wouldn't give a shit lol, but I appreciate wanting to be their for her dog.
Also her "animal" isn't dead. Her friend is dying and she wants to be there to provide comfort - just like most of the human race does for other humans.
Would you tell a dying (human) friend that work is more important than providing them with comfort and friendship in there final hours/days/weeks of need?
Ha that's brilliant
Nah I never had a dog. It's why I'm bemused & interested in these reactions. I've never understood people's affection for them.
I don't think I'll ever be able to understand how to see a dog as a friend. I know lots of dog lovers & it's the same I just don't get it. They say they're companions n shit but to me it's just a tame animal..Lemme ask u this, would u phone ur boss & ask them to postpone your work so you could spend some time w/ur dying dog?
I could understand needing time off if it was a human family member but this... well I dunno. Could she not have just put the dog to sleep & moved on w/her life??I'm really bad with pets because I get WAY too attached to them. They provide an unconditional love you just don't get from anywhere else. As I type this, Whiskey is sound asleep on the couch beside me. Glancing it him just now, my heart filled with love before I even typed this next sentence.
To answer the professional aspect; Yes I absolutely wouldn't hesitate to call my superior about a health situation with my pet.
Reading stuff like this I have 2 reactions; firstly I think you're nuts, then I start to think hold on maybe it's me there's something wrong with & start to freak out a little..
#1888 Re: The Garden » Professions that attract psychopaths. » 729 weeks ago
You should check out Jon Ronsons The Psychopath Test.
He's the guy who did The Men Who Stare at Goats which was made into a film w/ewen mcgregor & clooney.
It's a great book by one of the funniest journalists in Britain. This article is p much a copy & paste job from it.
#1889 Re: The Sunset Strip » Fiona Apple Cancels Tour To Be With Her Dying Dog » 729 weeks ago
Have you ever had a dog?
Obviously everyones different. If it were a dying person I probably wouldn't give a shit lol, but I appreciate wanting to be their for her dog.
Also her "animal" isn't dead. Her friend is dying and she wants to be there to provide comfort - just like most of the human race does for other humans.
Would you tell a dying (human) friend that work is more important than providing them with comfort and friendship in there final hours/days/weeks of need?
Ha that's brilliant
Nah I never had a dog. It's why I'm bemused & interested in these reactions. I've never understood people's affection for them.
I don't think I'll ever be able to understand how to see a dog as a friend. I know lots of dog lovers & it's the same I just don't get it. They say they're companions n shit but to me it's just a tame animal..
Lemme ask u this, would u phone ur boss & ask them to postpone your work so you could spend some time w/ur dying dog?
I could understand needing time off if it was a human family member but this... well I dunno. Could she not have just put the dog to sleep & moved on w/her life??
#1890 Re: The Sunset Strip » Sons of Anarchy Season 5 » 729 weeks ago
maybe i knew & just forgot, maybe i've even mentioned it on here, or maybe it's been discussed on here, but i didn't know kurt sutter was the guy who plays otto until today.
another first, i have always really disliked donal logue. it's purely irrational but he has always annoyed the hell out of me - that horrible grounded for life shite, even in terriers* which was a great show he bugged the hell out of me. but i was pleased to see him being an asshole here & am looking forward to him keeping it up. great introduction just a shame he didn't get more time, but the episode had a lot in it i suppose.
terriers also starred rockmund dunbar of course, another actor who used to annoy the shit out of me until his Sons turn.
there is an insane cast in this show now, especially that last episode near everyone was in it!
