Comments on: Take a Picture Here, Take a Souvenir

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Tue, 26 Aug 2008 10:31:07 +0000

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by: alvarete

Wed, 18 May 2005 15:32:07 +0000

I got to watch Spinal Tap at the cinema last weekend, as part of a documentary cycle. Yeah, so I had to go alone. To quote Metallica, “So What?”. Jumping Jesus on a Pogo Stick, that movie is the bomb-diggity!

by: Chase Ransom

Wed, 18 May 2005 03:36:19 +0000

What the F man? Over a week without any juice already. If it werent for my consistant distraction with my anticipation for Episode III, I might have gone off on you by now.

Just to inspire you….

“my baby fits me like a, flesh tuxedo…
…I’d like to sink her with my, pink torpedo”
- Spinal Tap

by: alvarete

Tue, 17 May 2005 22:41:20 +0000

Yeah, what’s up with you people? Are you going to force me to write something new?

by: Chase Ransom

Mon, 16 May 2005 18:25:12 +0000

My muscle spasms have long since passed. What gives?

F it.

by: Chase Ransom

Thu, 12 May 2005 10:35:27 +0000

Britney of the 80’s?? I cant even respond to that without going into muscle spasms.

F it.

by: Blind Willie

Thu, 12 May 2005 00:21:31 +0000

Dude, the comment about the 80’s music being the best was a joke (I hope). And besides there is no way to compare Michael fucking Jackson to Stevie Wonder. Yes, Superstition from Taling Book is a hell of a great composition (even though the Songs In the Key Of Life is a better album). The man is a great musician with a hell of a voice, Jackson’s just the Britney of the 80’s.

One last thing about GI Joes: are we talking the same toy, the classic 12″ soldier with the cool gadgets and accesories, or the recycled shitty smaller version from the cartoon series?, ’cause that’s like trying to make a comparision between Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson in their prime years.

P.S. Stevie Ray did a fun cover of Superstition, but nothing can beat the original.

by: dorothy hale

Wed, 11 May 2005 22:17:12 +0000

I prefered Playmobile than lego..the little men were cuter…

Then to be honest I never really played with toys..boring kid like my sisters say…i prefered Enyd Blyton…

On the other hand, i was 8 years old and all my walls were covered with Michael Jackson!!! I still symphatize with him now, i can’t help it :(

by: Chase Ransom

Wed, 11 May 2005 21:23:59 +0000

Dont talk to me about Star Wars Lego because I might just have a seizure mid train trip and I am not confident in the First Aid skills of the machinist running this gig. I love them and if I wasnt married I would have a house full of it.

GIJoes were OK on TV, but as a toy lacked for certain. As I child I owned some GIJoe stuff and it was consistantly neglected in exchange for anything else around (that includes playing with legos the cat had already piss in).

I have a firm beliefe that a box full of legos (not a set necessarily) is the nesting ground for great minds. How much more educational as well as entertaining could a toy be? Impossible.

Anybody who tries to dis Jacko’s previous musical accomplishments in light of his recent downfall is just as brilliant as a puppet with the enquirer shoving its hand up its ass. Jacko’s career WAS brilliant until Thriller, and better than average until Bad. Denying it would be like saying that, Stevie Wonders career is bullshit because all he is famous for in the 80’s was “I just called to say I love you”. Have you ever heard Superstition? Holly crap.

Jacko in the 80’s is IN. Now as far as the best music in the world between late 80’s and early 90’s, I am not so sure. I guess you would have to decide for which genre of music. Most of the best stuff put out by bands like Def Leppard, U2, Motley Crue, (Shall we even mention Led Zeppelin?), etc was prior to mid 1980. I think 1975 to 1995 was the generational period where the best shit on earth (isnt that Snapple’s slogan?) was composed.

Somebody save us from ourselves and our elitist dissertation on the quality and existentialism of modern music. Somebody play some Dark side of the moon and kick me in the ass.

F it

by: alvarete

Wed, 11 May 2005 16:07:29 +0000

I’m sorry, but Gi-Joes lacked, how to put this, possibilities. I’m a Lego man myself, or their european cousins, the Tentes. And I’m talking old-fashioned here, not today’s “Snap together these two pieces and you got a 6×2 battleship” crap!

Even though, I’m man enough to admit that I lust after that Star Wars Lego line they have for those 26-35 with a disposable income, and a willingness to relive their childhood…

(Yes, that’s 149 € for a freakin’ Millenium Falcon. Still lower than the 369.99 € asking price on the CE Imperial Destroyer kit. I said disposable income.)