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 Thread: It's All About YOU.... |
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Originally posted by wakachiwaka
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Originally posted by Ron E
Tim Blake? I liked you in O Brother Where art Thou. |
Truly an excellent performance, certainly much more nuanced than his roles in "Minority Report" and "The Incredible Hulk".
But enough fooling around. 
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Ooooo -- the Hulk is one of my favorite actors EVER!!!!! I thought he was PERFECT for that part. But he never did anything after that. He hasn't even been a celebrity guesty on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader. 
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| Thread: It's All About YOU.... |
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Name: Mike
Birthday: 6/17/66
Birthplace: between my mother's legs
Current Location: at the computer
Current Occupation: pastor
Dream Occupation: good pastor
Eye Color: hazel
Hair Color: brown
Height: 5' 9'
Right Handed or Left Handed: right
Your Heritage: German or Autstrian - the guys that hunt the little kids at the end of The SOund of Music
Your Biggest Weakness: I'm moody
Your Fears: rabbits for one, they're creepy
The Perfect Pizza: anchovies and sausage
Goal You Would Like To Achieve This Year: be published -- achieved
Your Most Overused Phrase or word: crazy
Morning person or Night Owl: morning person
Your Best Physical Feature: my bladder
Your Most Missed Memory: college friends
Pepsi or Coke: Coke
Favorite Fast Food: yech
Can You Cook: yes
Chocolate or Vanilla: chocolate
Cappuccino or Coffee: coffee
Three Stooges, Abbot and Costello or the Marx Brothers: yech
Number of hours that you normally watch TV in a single day: 1
Favorite type of movie (Drama/comedy/action/documentary/etc): horror
Letterman or Leno: Letterman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you Smoke: nope
Do you Sing: yes, badly
Do you Dance: yes, even worse
Most unusual talent: rational thinking
You like to regularly challenge yourself by: reading smart people books
Do you get Motion Sickness: no
Are you a Health Freak: no
Do/did you get along with your Parents: yes
Do you like Thunderstorms: YES!
Do you play an Instrument: harmonica
Have you ever Stolen Anything: no
Have You Ever been Beaten up: often
What do you want to be when you Grow Up: well adjusted
What country would you most like to Visit: Japan
Number of CDs I own: 300 or so
Number of Piercings: on me or in the world?
Number of Tattoos: on me or in the world?
Number of Message Board Alliases: 1 -- no 2
The Greatest Rock Band in History Is: CCR
The Album I Wore Out Growing Up Was: Alice Cooper, Billion Dollar Babies
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| Thread: DA - Darn Floor Big Bite 20th Anniversary |
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My Review of Darn Floor Big Bite 20th Anniversary
The first thing I can say about this wonderful new double CD is that the package was very easy to open. That means a lot to me. I am a very busy man and I don’t have all day to stand around slicing open jewel boxes.
I would also like to point out that the CD seems a bit heavier than many of the recent re-releases I have purchased. I cannot verify this scientifically as I have unfortunately misplaced my kitchen scales; it just feels heavier to me – perhaps by only a fraction of a gram or possibly eight or nine ounces. I appreciate this as I identify heft with substance, as I believe most people do.
This leads me to another aspect of this release that I believe most reviewers tend to overlook or even ignore – the scent. It comes packaged in a thin cardboard that has a very pleasant aroma when held up to the nostrils. I found it to be deep and musky but not overpowering. A very delicate bouquet. Some may consider it superfluous for me to even mention this but I feel that all seven senses are important when considering any form of art.
Now, in terms of the music itself I cannot say much. I do not consider myself qualified or learned enough to be a judge in this area. Basically all the musicians seem to be playing the same songs at the same time which is good and the singer remembered all the words. A lot of Terry Taylor’s lyrics are typically filled with abstractions and philosophical notions that I don’t really understand but seem to make him very happy. I should listen to it again but I’ve been pretty busy.
In summary, I give this album five stars and a hearty thumbs up because it has a picture of a monkey on it.
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| Thread: Home Permanent |
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Originally posted by BuckarooBanzai
I finally get it—23 years later: "...my hair points to the sky...home permanent..."
Shirley, I am more stupid than any man. |
I have to confess the same thing. Can I be Laverne?
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| Thread: Bottom Five MBD songs |
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I have one thing to say about this thread:
TTTHHHHHBBBBBBBBBBFFFFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Thread: Top 5 Mr. Buechner's Dream Songs |
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Author of the Story
Small, Great Things
Fingerprints
Who's Who Here
Nobody Will
I put the last one in bold because I don't think anyone's said it yet.
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| Thread: Top 5 Daniel Amos Albums |
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I'm going to say...
1. Alarma
2. Kalhoun
3. MotorCycle
4. Mr. B.
5. Songs of the Heart
I think.
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| Thread: DA - BibleLand |
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The first time I listened to Bibleland I thought it was aweful. It sounded like a mess. But I played it a few more times and then all the sudden it just clicked and all the sudden I "got" it. Seems like albums that stretch me this way end up being my favorites.
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| Thread: Album Sells |
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Originally posted by audiori
Sales were great at Cstone this week by the way... sold lots of Midgets, Holy Ghost Buildings and Lost Cabins. |
You sold lots of Midgets, Holy Ghost Buildings, and Lost Cabins. That's funny.
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| Thread: iAlarma! |
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It seems funny to me that of the four Alarma albums, the first one is the one that has aged the best. It still sounds fresh, not as dated as the other three.
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