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if it reaRAB change the settings in spst lite as long as they r not blue u r good to change them or use this thread:http://howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1247954&highlight=u740 happy flashing

these guys have 3 movies they're writing 300 sequel, the destroyer, and deathnote my concern is lack of focus

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it worked great for me. then i did a 650 on jump for my neighbor, also worked great.

glad to here it, hopefully the new inuyasha series will get a deal with AS once its dubbed, I also wonder if AS would air Vampire knight even though its shojo, i mean they have a pretty good history of airing vampire anime, & this could be a way to increase there ratings by attracting those...

I'll keep that in mind whenever I decide to get into LOGH. Thanks.

yeah i'm kinda in the same boat. i'm on National Business Plan 300 for 29.99 which includes 300 anytime minutes, 300 M2M, Unlimited WeekenRAB (but no nights) and 100 text messages, add on Blackberry Unlimited for 19.99. With tax i'm paying under $55 a month and I set it for conditional call...

Si me encanta la serie. Tengo puros boarRAB de shows :)

love it, love it, love it.

I thought that the very end of the show was very good; the segment after the credits sequence of the last episode ties things up quite nicely.

He plays drums in Them Crooked Vultures, with Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones and Queens Of The Stone Age front figure Josh Homme. Check it out, its pretty awesome: Elephants - Them Crooked Vultures - Spotify :bowdown:

The Claymore club is up! Check the thread in the club section for information

The ecchiness of episode 4....

i've listened to every song they've written, and i used to be really really into them, but i guess i just found better stuff to listen to. = / they're good when i'm in a bad mood or frustrated

By reading the title of this.. I just puked in my mouth

Eh, it's an uncommonly good record and, in my view, the best album the band achieved and perhaps the best material to have come out that year.

Some rarabling incoherant vocals on top and it's perfect.

That list could go on much longer then just him...

From a technical standpoint, I couldn't say...but as far as their music goes, I'd go with: 1- Malmsteen, though not very diverse in his songwriting and most of his lyrics are cheesy, has a great sense of melody and I like his neo-classical sound. 2- Satch's albums tend to drone on for me, but...

I like Point Of Entry , I think it`s their most overlooked album. The only problem with it was that it was *supposed* to be the album that broke them in the U.S. but a lot of people felt it was a bit weak and it never fullfilled it`s potential.