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Not my thing, either, but it's not bad. Well played and such. Good luck dude.

I just got back into comics. Hadn't read them since I was a kid. Right now I'm pretty obsessed with Star Wars stuff. The Star Wars: Republic/Dark Times series in particular, but I found a gnarly near complete chronological torrent of just about everything, so I'm reading bits and pieces of others as I go.

I got a trade of the first volume of Sandman that I've almost finished. I need to buy the next one. I've been reading X-Men Legacy a bit, too. I read Batman: Year One and have The Long Halloween and Hush downloaded. Need to start those soon. Oh, and what got me started on this comic kick was The Walking Dead comics. I'm caught up on those and now it's killing me reading month to month.

I didn't get any records for Christmas, but I picked up a few for myself a couple weeks ago. Nirvana "In Utero" on 180 gram yellow vinyl, Street Eaters "Rusty Eyes and Hydrocarbons", and Landlord "Beneath The Wheel".

almost named my first Ender, but wussed out. grew one ball and named the second Ellis Bean.

Thats awesome, never thought of using Bean. his nickname is Rooter, though it didnt come from Speaker, though we are glad it fits. If we had a daughter her name was going to be Valentine.

Haha, such great names. Love those books. My friend named his son Ethan Parker Rich. Parker as in Peter Parker (Spiderman). I thought that was pretty hilarious.

I work at CVS. It's a shitty company and I don't get very many hours a week. I don't make enough money to buy as many records as I used to...

The show was badaradical! They played 35 songs from the box set albums only. The set list was two pages taped together. Amazing.

Fuuuuck. That's so cool. I really need to make it to one of these NOFX/Lagwagon dates.

If you have time read the comments

http://www.punknews.org/review/1935

Haha..."You stupid slut. This is the worst review I have ever read."

I didn't mind the BSG ending, really. What bothered me is that Season 4 had so many just huge info dump episodes. It would have been cool if they had a better arc to stretch over that season and one more season instead of dropping so much shit all at once.

But I digress, I think AHS will probably go with the whole new story with a different family, different house, etc. I really hope they work something cool out, because this show is one of my favorites. If the next season sucks I'll be so disappointed.

I need to read up on the politics and sociological background of Indonesia, because I'm just wondering what brought this on all of a sudden. There's obviously a punk/alternative music scene there and probably has been for a while. Some guy on Punknews posted a video of a kid singing "The Brews" by NOFX on Indonesian Idol. It's popular enough for that to happen, so why would they get all crazy about it now?

Crazy indeed. I thought I had it bad in high school getting called a fag and having shit thrown at me.

A couple months ago Green Day played a secret show to about 100 people at 1234 Go! Records in Oakland. I would have killed to see that if I'd known about it.

I probably wouldn't pay to see them at the arena shows they normally do these days. I'm okay with never seeing them again since I got to see them at Warped Tour 2000, right before Warning, yet I don't remember them playing one song from it. They played for like an hour or longer because they were the last band. Lit the drumset on fire, brought a dude on stage from the crowd to play guitar for the Operation Ivy cover, etc. Great show.

I'll admit, I totally thought of Dexter's dad first, though. Ha.

But seriously, I thought it'd be funny to post something that is a decidedly lame point in the man's career by way of tribute.

But since, understandably, few people here are really familiar with why he was awesome, let me sum it up in one of his best moments on M*A*S*H :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpIgQTeAD9c&hl=en&fs=1

Also, it's pretty interesting how a TV show, ostensibly about the Korean war (but really about Viet Nam), can remain relevant 25+ years later. Guess it's probably because it's mostly the same old shit.

M*A*S*H was so good. When I moved for college I spent a lot of time in my room with no cable. The only channel that came in clearly played like 2 hours of the re-runs every night and I ended up getting really into it. Definitely still relevant today.

someone should trade/sell me the comics of this.

I downloaded a torrent of issues 1-89 a little over a month ago. It's really good, but now it's killing me waiting to read the issues month by month.

I'm in a punk/folk band called Tyrannosaurus Zebra. After reading some of the names in this thread I'm starting to think we might not have the worst name ever, but it's still pretty bad. It hasn't proved to be a problem so far, but I probably wouldn't listen to a band with our crappy name.

And the debate about the morality of purchasing Charles Manson's music begins...

I liked the songs I heard by Yuck, but I went to see them live a couple months ago and they bored me. I dunno...maybe I'll get the album and check it out.

Didn't see it on Punknews, but that seemed really unnecessary.

Yeah, I facepalmed.

Didn't see it on Punknews, but that seemed really unnecessary.

Yeah, I facepalmed.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/green-day-hates-steve-jobs

Did anyone catch this on punknews? Fucking moron...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/green-day-hates-steve-jobs

Did anyone catch this on punknews? Fucking moron...

It still bothers me that Opie brushed off his wife's death so easily. Given it was the main plot point of season 1 I thought he'd at least beat someone's face in.

In last seasons finale he totally avenged her death when he killed Agent Stahl.

Yeah, it was her lie that put that whole situation in motion. I was so glad when she finally died. That character was such a bitch!

ok i get it it's not cool to like crazy town anymore. this was probably the wrong place to post this im just not thinking clearly i guess. just wanted to know if anyone could relate. /thread

Anymore?

Yeah, I didn't know it was ever cool to like Crazy Town.

Yeah, the only thing I cared about was that Josh Small record. I figured there might be SOMEONE on here that doesn't have all the decent stuff already, though.

I didn't see anyone post this yet. Got the SH newsletter tonight. Some pretty good deals. I was excited to get Josh Small "Juke" for $6.

"TODAY, I am offering to sell nearly my entire catalog at 50 percent off of the retail price. Half off means that LPs for the most part will be $6, CDs will be $5, and 7″s will be $3. September is Suburban Home’s 16th Anniversary so why not put together a crazy sale. Starting today and ending September 10th (10 days), you can buy almost every Suburban Home release at half off the retail price through our store at Shop Radiocast. The only items not on sale are Suburban Home’s newest releases (recent Under the Influence 7″s, Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground “introducing”, Gregory Alan Isakov “That Sea, The Gambler” LP, Joey Briggs “The Traveling Salesman” CD, and our I Listen to Independent Music and Drink Craft Beer T-shirt).

Please take this opportunity to pick up some of the records that you might have missed out on before or help improve your friends’ record collections by getting them some of your favorite SH releases.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DISCOUNTED PRICE WON’T BE REFLECTED UNTIL YOU CHECK OUT. ALSO NOTE THAT U.S.

ORDERS GET $4.99 ALL YOU CAN BUY SHIPPPING."