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Kind of a crappy cell phone picture but just got this done this morning by Zach Dole at Freedom Ink Tattoo Co. in Peoria IL. Stoked on how it came out.
 

I agree. I'd love a dark yellow variant of "The Party Scene." Also wouldn't mind a 7" for "Remembering Sunday"

Congratulations man!

Guess I'm the only one considering this.
I think the vinyl looks pretty cool and I'm a fan of New Found Glory, All Time Low, Jason Lancaster, Yellowcard, Real Friends, and Man Overboard

Watched This Is The End last night, still think this was one of the funniest movies ive seen in a while. plus i love how they play themselves

Aaron Paul is smoking hot.
 
also, to the guy that was at the finale party, please post pics.

an idea that good spreads like wildfire

pretty much all of Siren Song Of The Counter Culture.

Her water broke at 3am. Going to be a daddy in around 12-24 hours-ish (we hope).

 

all i gotta say is fantastic ending to a fantastic show!

i had a package arrive recently sent through USPS that the sender wrote "do not bend" on and someone through the post office wrote "ok" underneath. looked pretty funny showing up, but it wasnt bent so i guess it works!

This may be a bit long but Ooh man I have been looking forward to posting in here.  I was at the Hollywood Forever cem finale and it was so. fucking. cool.
 
I got there several hours early and there were already like 250 people in front of me, but it wasn't a bad wait at all.  Tons of people were dressed up.  So many heisenberg shirts.  These owners of a candy store in beverly hills were huge BB fans and they showed up dressed in hazmats with blue candy rock they passed out.  So it was a fun time of people chatting about their love for the series.  And then Aaron Paul drives by yelling YEAH BITCH and everyone went nuts.
 
Inside there was this giant screen and a little VIP area in front of it where the cast and crew and their friends and fam were.  Then the GA fan tickets were right behind that.  So you could be a bit far from the screen but I happened to be front center.  Huell was just walking around the fan area and passing out autographs.  So he made it out guys!
 
Aaron Paul and his wife came out to talk about the kind campaign which raised 1.8 million and then the pilot came on next.  It was awesome being with the crew and cast and all these fans watching the pilot.  People were yelling out jokes "Don't spend the money on strippers, Jesse!" and it was just a light hearted moment.  The finale was a complete different story.  No one made a sound beyond just reacting to the episode.  Great experience.  Afterwards we all screamed and stood for those involved.
 
I'll post some photos if anyone wants it but just to add some perspective of what this was like, it kind of was the opposite of my expectations in a way.  I thought it was going to be very fan centric, maybe that we could meet some of the cast.  It took me a bit back to see this sectioned off VIP area and during the Kimmel Q&A the cast was a bit back and farther away than even the screen.  And there was no booze and food.  BUT, it wasn't disappointing to me.  I got the impression that this event was truly for the cast and crew and they just allowed fans to witness it.  It was touching.  The actors and crew were catching up and hugging and truly excited to see each other and kind of revel in their hard-work.  But they wanted fans to be a part of that.
 
So I feel very lucky to have been there.  It was incredible.

I'm sure that I'm one of few here, but I would love for All Time Low to press albums other than Dirty Work

Lonely Island - I Just Had Sex

Yeah I know what they're worth. I will pay more than $200 for a sealed copy of it.

Affleck was the bomb in Phantoms yo

the sad thing is i would buy that Coheed "album"...

had Mark Hoppus of blink-182 write this one out for me