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#811 Re: The Garden » Hippies crying over trees » 948 weeks ago
If you don't really like Hippies you should probably watch this
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea … 357da82a88
Just in general, everybody should check out Bullshit, it's a great show, and you can find quite a few episodes online if you don't have Showtime or want to buy the dvds.
#812 Re: The Garden » Mitch Hedberg's Legacy Endures With Do You Believe In Gosh? » 948 weeks ago
I feel dumb that I never heard about it til today. I'll be buying it tomorrow.
Yeah, what I don't get is that I somehow managed to hear about the tribute shows going on today, I saw none of them were near me and dismissed it. I somehow missed that a new album was coming out.
I remember hearing a stream of a radio show Stanhope and Mitch's wife (Lynn Shawcroft) did on his website a couple years ago. They were talking about trying to put together another album or possibly even an HBO special from things that were left, but that was long enough ago I assumed nothing ever came of it.
#813 Re: The Garden » Mitch Hedberg's Legacy Endures With Do You Believe In Gosh? » 948 weeks ago
The man was just ridiculously brilliant. It might be the celebrity death that bummed me out the most.
Now I have to decide whether to download the album from Itunes tonight, or buy it with the Metallica album on Friday.
#814 Re: The Garden » 2008 NFL season » 948 weeks ago
I think the Pats either need to ask Flutie to come out of retirement or get some other veteran to manage that offense. This team will crumble with someone inexperienced steering the ship.
The first thing a buddy of mine said after we saw it was that it's almost inevitible anymore that every so often somebody pulls Testeverde out of mothballs, and maybe that's what's gonna happen here.
He was pretty much joking, but made a good point.
#815 Re: The Garden » 2008 NFL season » 948 weeks ago
jorge76 wrote:Communist China wrote:Glad to see Brady take that shot. I'm done with sportsmanship for all the things the Patriots have done these past years. In fact, they did a very similar, but slightly more intentional elbow to QB knee to Losman last year. I will have no sympathy for any player, coach, or fan of that team.
Bills kicked some ass. Seattle had injury trouble, and they're not great to begin with, but the Bills had only 20 offensive TDs last year and scoring 34 is big anytime. Edwards started bad but had good rhyth,m by the end, Lynch was in beast mode, and Moorman's passing stats are better than Tom Brady's. Haha. The defense destroyed Seattle though, 5 sacks and a ton of behind the line tackles on the running game. Stroud and Mitchell are huge additions.
That's going a little far.
If you want somebody to hate on, hate on Moss for going on TV and saying the hit was dirty. It wasn't... At All.... and that fact was obvious to anyone who saw it so he should've just kept his mouth shut.
I don't think it's too far. Hey, I'm not the one that'll be taking dirty shots at them. I'm just saying I'll show no sympathy for a team that has done anything and everything to win, has violated league rules (in more ways than have been publicized), and have ditched sportsmanship for points at every turn.
Moss is kind of an ass, but he's better than a lot of the Patriots (and their staff) since they got their first SB win.
I get where you're coming from, but I don't think Brady necessarily deserves it. He's the face of the team and shoved down our throats, so it's easy to put the shit his way.
On your point of what you were getting at, in a conversation earlier today I described Bellichick as a good coach, but a piece of shit as a human being, so like I said, I see where you're coming from.
Frankly, 10 years ago I'd have rooted for an injury(and did), but I've kinda decided it ain't cool in recent years. But you're right, there are large amounts of classlessness throughout that organization.
#816 Re: The Garden » 2008 NFL season » 948 weeks ago
Glad to see Brady take that shot. I'm done with sportsmanship for all the things the Patriots have done these past years. In fact, they did a very similar, but slightly more intentional elbow to QB knee to Losman last year. I will have no sympathy for any player, coach, or fan of that team.
Bills kicked some ass. Seattle had injury trouble, and they're not great to begin with, but the Bills had only 20 offensive TDs last year and scoring 34 is big anytime. Edwards started bad but had good rhyth,m by the end, Lynch was in beast mode, and Moorman's passing stats are better than Tom Brady's. Haha. The defense destroyed Seattle though, 5 sacks and a ton of behind the line tackles on the running game. Stroud and Mitchell are huge additions.
That's going a little far.
If you want somebody to hate on, hate on Moss for going on TV and saying the hit was dirty. It wasn't... At All.... and that fact was obvious to anyone who saw it so he should've just kept his mouth shut.
#817 Re: The Sunset Strip » Mötley Crüe » 948 weeks ago
Every so often they still play Afraid and I've heard them do Glitter recently too. But I know what you mean and you're dead on about that self titled album. The only way you're ever gonna hear those tracks live is if Corabi plays them on a solo outing.
Yeah, and all I've ever heard of Corabi playing was Power To The Music.
Once when I saw Union I was yelling "Poison Apples" all night, but I was pretty much ignored.
#818 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » SLASH To Present At 'MTV Video Music Awards' » 948 weeks ago
I thought Axl played piano on the songs where it mattered though. I don't remember Dizzy really doing anything important for the UYI albums. Or the CD albums it seems.
Yeah, Dizzy played some, but most was Axl.
I have a theory what when Chinese Democracy comes out a lot of the stuff on leaks being credited to Pitman will be the same way.
#819 Re: The Garden » The NFL 2008 Offseason Thread » 949 weeks ago
Chicago isn't going to the SB. However, they can do serious damage to teams that do have SB aspirations.
Cant wait for the season to start.
Yeah, the Bears are probably gonna be aweful... but most of the NFC isn't very good either, so it's pretty wide open.
I actually thought the O line looked surprisingly good in that last preseason game... I don't know how much that means, because I was expecting them to be about as bad as this guy said, but I didn't think they looked that bad.... But the D looked aweful that day.
#820 Re: The Sunset Strip » Mötley Crüe » 949 weeks ago
naaaah corabi didn't have the same chemistry..and vinces voice can be impressive on records
I would say impressive is going way too far, but he is the signature voice of Motley Crue, and that's really all that matters for a lot of people.
I think the Corabi album is the best Crue album by far. To the point when people tell me they don't like it I'm legitimately confused. I'm also a fan of the things Corabi has done post-Crue, so I'm probably biased.
Obviously my opinion doesn't mean that much though, because not many people bought that record, and they immediately went back to Vince.
I don't mean to hammer on Vince that much either, I'm a fan (I did pay to see that concert that I mentioned earlier, but I think they might owe me my money back). To me they went from a really good band to a fantastic band with Corabi.
