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Picked up Baccano #2 and Case Closed Season 4 during my weekly mall run today.

Name: Nik Location:London,England Age:23 Sex: Male Pets: Big dog Family you live with: mum,dad and brother Favorite Cartoon: The Simpsons Favorite Cartoon Character: Homer Simpson Favorite Actor:Jack Nicklson Favorite Actress:Sandra Bullock Favorite TV Show still on air:Big Brother Favorite TV...

it left a very open ended conclsusion. no one really knows what happened in the anime. you might want to give the manga a try, it might clear up the story.

Weird that they wouldn't have it up there. It's a cult classic.... especially since there's a sequel? Now that I think about it, it's hardly ever mentioned. I was at the Vampire Hunter D booth one year and they didn't even sell the first movie there.

Green Day-old good Good Charlotte-suck Avril Lavigne-suck Simple Plan-suck Blink 182-suck Nickleback-suck U2-new not as good old jams The Rolling Stones-holy god i love these rockers The Who-They had major talent and jammed The Kinks-suck Led Zeppilin- your cazy they rock The Arctic...

Dude, I go au naturalle! Because I can work it like that. :P By the way, did you manage to check out the My Immortal audio link?

Me and my sis have bedtime and grumpy bear and both bears came with a video of their episodes. :)

Leave animeigo alone. They are working on my Yawara. Last thing I want is for them to be swallowed up with a mainstream anime company. That would kill the remainder of Yawara as Yawara may not provide the return that a company such as Funimation requires from its properties. But seriously...

Trey Spruance (Mr. Bungle, Faith No More) Brian Welch (KoRn) I'm by no means a Nu Metal fan, but there is no denying Spruance and Welch's influence...

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Am I the only one who's gone off them hugely since they released 'Crisis'?

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Yeah, Jaco Pastorius is amazing. People always mention Wooten, but remain ignorant of who actually inspired Wooten (Pastorius).

Yeah I had all the cd's and a couple shirts as well at the time. Don't listen to any of it much now, but there was a couple cool banRAB I liked to come out if it like Orange 9mm and this one: ^Actually gonna turn that on now I think :thurab:

hold on here i think we might be misinterpreting each other hehe a FNM reunion to me is bill money. hell, as far as i know FNM has always been about paying the bills in Patton's eyes. the butthole of money banRAB are the ones like KISS, who go on a reunion tour for years for no other reason...

I'm guessing your a fan of Deathspell Omega? Anyway, what you said has some truth to it, but I don't think metal is differentiable solely because of talent and complexity. Tons of doom metal banRAB aren't really complex or talented in the slightest, yet they're obviously still metal. Its really...

aww, how cute, you're trying to piss me off. It doesn't really make me angry, just makes me feel sorry for pathetic individuals who have nothing better to do with their time than to diliberately try to annoy anonymous people over the internet. I couldn't care less if you're an annoying a**, all...

I do know - trust me on this!

Well, I'm new to this forum so excuse me if some of these opinions aren't quite as unpopular on this forum as I'd hoped :D - R.E.M. is better than The Smiths - Tom Waits is better than Bob Dylan - Radiohead is overrated - Big Star is the best band of the 70s - The Velvet Underground isn't...

Explosions in the Sky, The Hidden Cameras, Sparta, and The Go! Team. Sons and Daughters are looking to be a big one, dubbed the next Franz Ferdinand but I think that's almost an insult. The Polyphonic Spree, Badly Drawn Boy, Queens of the Stone Age, Sunn O))) and A Silver Mount Zion were around...