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Didn't expect I'd use this thread but eh... why not? I'm working on a Ninja Turtles parody and my crew and I are looking for some good auditions for Leonardo, Michelangelo, Splinter, Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady at the moment. If you're interested send an e-mail to [email protected] or chat...

You too? :rofl:

My friend the other day said I didn't have very good taste in music when she looked through my iPod. When I asked to point some out, she said first off, all the rap. That made me a little angry. It's like people think I'm a super poser that acts gangster while only listening to Tilly and the...

We're getting the Japanese TV version.

Replace emo with grunge & i`ll agree with you. But it is good to finally see someone who agrees with me about that band at long last. I just don`t see anything special about this band whatsoever.

I'm back, my belly is full of homemade cheeseburgers and BBQ chips ^_^. 1) We know that already lol. 2) Linked Source please?

He has some good shit, but now He just "blew" up too fast.

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Anyone who is a fan of silent movies will be delighted to know that the superb 13-part Thames Television documentary 'Hollywood' from 1980 is finally to be released here on DVD! For those who don't know, 'Hollywood' charted the rise of the Californian studios from their earliest, earliest days...

Hey, she did the best she could Anyways, I really gotta kick it into high gear if I plan to finish the EVA series before these launch.

Eighteen Visions is the definition of the term fashioncore.

victimless: not directly putting any third party or property at risk of physical damage or any form of harm. not wearing seatbelts, carrying drugs around and hiring undocumented immigrants are examples of victimless activities, as are listening to music, reading a book or brushing your teeth...

Been a fan of this one since it was in the long gone UK comic Warrior. Have the graphic novel now and it's a beaut. Very stylish. In the comic 'V' wears a mask and looks like Guy Fawkes. It's very 1984 (the novel, not the year). Ah, check this out.. http://www.shadowgalaxy.net/Vendetta/ Good...

Absolutely right. Correction, Bernie Taupin. I was listening to Elton John at the time and it just jumped out there. In retrospect, though, I'm not sure I believe he's one of the greatest, but I know he's close.

But surely it's common knowledge that the Titanic sank. It was one of the most famous events of the Twentieth Century. :confused:

Why, do you fear you may have it? heh

Brian Cox - Hannibal Lecter (Manhunter) As good as Anthony Hopkins is, his Lecter comes accross as an over the top pantomine villain compared to Cox's cold blooded psychopath.

Young Frankenstein without a doubt for me. The scene with Gene Hackman and the soup ladle - just fabulous!!!!!!!!

Wu Tang Clan - Protect ya neck.

By the sounRAB of it, the film has lived up to the hype :D Going to see it on Monday. And currently am doing very well staying away from spoilers.