RamRod

I concur with this statement.

I buy bunches, but never get a chance to use them. I'm on vibrate most of the time. In the past, I've bought everything from the Inspector Gadget theme to the Notre Damn fight song. Right now, I think I have a bunch of Mario, Zelda, and Tetris tunes. Along with the A-Team theme, Indiana Jones theme, and the Back to the Future theme.

Oh, goddamnit. This asshole is going to be in the U.S. now? Fucking wonderful.

Yeah, it was. One of the few Tim Allen movies I like and just another reason why Sigourney Weaver rocks sci-fi like no other woman.

Agreed. The same goes with Date Movie, Epic Movie, etc. Listen to RealFolkBlues, everybody; Mel Brooks rules all.

Television - Marquee Moon Van Halen - Van Halen Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here I kinda took from three different books there, but the Lamb Dies Down On Broadway by Genesis mentioned above is always a great selection and quite possibly the best one so far in this thread.

I like my map better.

I know, it's like Condemned all over again.

Any of Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt novels sounds just about right here. Same hero but different stand-alone stories. A fun and easy read.

To help celebrate vB here in GD (and because nobody has posted it yet), here's Saddam's final moments on a crappy cell phone video. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7532034279766935521 I would make a thread, but I don't think the quality warrants a thread. Enjoy.

Nothing wrong with that. Yep. I made sure of this before I was born.

I just finished reading this great article in USA Today about James and how influential he was in many genres. He may not have been the nicest guy, but he was an important man in the evolution of music. Even outside of music, he did great work with the Black Power movement and helping to quiet riots. Also, I want to get his last album, which was put out in '02. That way I would have the beginning and end of The Hardest Working Man In Show Business.

My post from UnMod.

Man, getting free stuff is such a chore! Tell me about it. I got round three at my brother's house tomorrow as well. And my birthday is in Feb. which is just around the corner. Tis a good season for me.

The best quote I've heard in a long time. What? FINE

Tricky - Overcome Trust me, you won't be dissapointed.

James Brown is one of the all-time greats and one of my personal fav artists. It's sad to see him go, but it had to come sooner or later. Greatest James Brown moment? Rocky IV, of course. Also, James Brown went straight to hell. It fits him better.

My post from the same thread in UnMod.

Agreed. That episode totally threw me for a loop the first time I watched it.

Ok, so last night's season finale was all sorts of fucked up. So, you know, typical South Park.

TP is set about 30 years after OoT from what I've heard. http://www.gamespot.com/pages/video_player/popup.php?sid=6161038&pid=928519 Says it right in there. "The events in this game take place hundreds of years after the end of Ocarina of Time..." Meh, it's probably outdated news. I've heard about 30 or so years from literally dozens of sources including NOA. It's really no big deal, though. Yes. Because Nov 19 was so long ago, and internal translation artists from Nintendo can't -possibly- be considered official NOA sources, right? Even the wiki says it's a few decades later. SUPPORTING MY THEORY THAT THE STORYLINE BROKE INTO TWO AND THERE'S two akasfbnaksf... Yes, I also support the theory of the storyline breaking into two. It makes more sense. Also, SilverStar, I've watched videos with the programmers playing the game and stating that the game takes place just a few decades after OoT. Is their a section of the game that might take place hundreds of years later? Maybe, but it's probably a very small section of the game. Like I say, that link is the only one out of dozens of sources that say "hundreds of years."

TP is set about 30 years after OoT from what I've heard. http://www.gamespot.com/pages/video_player/popup.php?sid=6161038&pid=928519 Says it right in there. "The events in this game take place hundreds of years after the end of Ocarina of Time..." Meh, it's probably outdated news. I've heard about 30 or so years from literally dozens of sources including NOA. It's really no big deal, though.

TP is set about 30 years after OoT from what I've heard.

FUCK MY MONKEY HOLE!!!

That's the thing about South Park; they are quick to jump on any part of pop culture. I remember the South Park movie actually having lines from Episode I...which was released the next year. Matt and Trey saw the line in a early trailer and revised the movie to have the line.