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dark_realm wrote:i saw reel big fish in 2004 with area 7 and sounds like chicken, was a very good gig...

Was that a concert or a buffet?

yeh, why do ska bands have names like food?

Pirate James wrote:

Graham wrote:Good spotting!

Thats what I do best.

I'm hunting grouse next week, you wanna come along?

thats it I'm makin a scar band and calling it "Roast chiken with baked potatoes"

Rhynome wrote:

Pirate James wrote:

Graham wrote:Good spotting!

Thats what I do best.

I'm hunting grouse next week, you wanna come along?

I meant with movies. And what the hell is a grouse?

They're actually alot more colourful than that, but the photo is saturated. Make the red more red and the brown richer, then you have it.

So its a bird. uuummmmm... ok. You don't see many birds in Pittsburgh, PA Usa.

Every ska song is basically a cover of every other ska song. I'm not sure how any reasonable person is expected to tell which is which.

hmmm, good point.. so would that mean there is only one original ska song?

Pirate James wrote:So its a bird. uuummmmm... ok. You don't see many birds in Pittsburgh, PA Usa.

Pittsburgh ftw My friends moved there six years back, but Ive only visited them like once sinec (at their place that is, theyve come here and we've met in michigan before).

ON anothe rnote, its Ska* not "Scar"

And on a related topic, have you heard Keasby Nights by Catch 22? It's awsome

JesterJ. wrote:Pittsburgh ftw My friends moved there six years back, but Ive only visited them like once sinec (at their place that is, theyve come here and we've met in michigan before).

How did you like it? Your Canadian right? If so, is it better there then PA? I might go to college in Canada and I'm curious.

Pirate James wrote:

JesterJ. wrote:Pittsburgh ftw My friends moved there six years back, but Ive only visited them like once sinec (at their place that is, theyve come here and we've met in michigan before).

How did you like it? Your Canadian right? If so, is it better there then PA? I might go to college in Canada and I'm curious.

Nah, I'm American, live in Seattle. But I loved it when I went there

Seattle? My roomates girlfriend lives in Seattle. Small world. Actually, come to think of it, it's to damn big!

Anywho, What did you like about PA? And don't say the people. I'll know it's a lie!

Pirate James wrote:Seattle? My roomates girlfriend lives in Seattle. Small world. Actually, come to think of it, it's to damn big!

Anywho, What did you like about PA? And don't say the people. I'll know it's a lie!

Actually, it was more of my friend's location than anything . He lived 2 blocks from a Card shop (we were still really into Magic), like 7 pizza spots within 10 blocks around him, a couple movie theatres and a couple ice cream shops, not to mention a pancake house or two. It was great

Sounds like the south side. I don't venture there very often, it's pretty far from my school. But that is the better part of the town. Oh, and the pizza places, THEY ARE EVERYWHERE! I pass about five on my way to school. And every single Pizza place is delicious. It's like Pittsburgh forgot how to make pizza badly.

Isn't that leather couch at bit too close to the fireplace?

AmazingPjotrMan wrote:Isn't that leather couch at bit too close to the fireplace?

It would be, if they ever used it.
The only useful thing the fireplace does these days is give Bill gaping head-wounds.

Graham wrote:

AmazingPjotrMan wrote:Isn't that leather couch at bit too close to the fireplace?

It would be, if they ever used it.
The only useful thing the fireplace does these days is give Bill gaping head-wounds.

That Bill, he's such a slave to rhythm.

Graham wrote:We had fun shooting the "talk talk talk" shot.

I say "we" and "fun", but what I mean was we had fun, while Paul stood there for 10 minutes, and then did it all again after Morgan knocked the camera over.

Good times.


As an aside, I recently re-discovered how much I enjoy Super Mario World.

-G

It was fun to watch. One of the better episodes IMHO. The on-screen chemistry was definitely there. Some very memorable lines and catch phrases in there indeed.

Carry on! Looking forward to more!

One of my faves guys. Really funny.

I particularly loved the little bit around the end when Graham starts to go nuts. Laughed out loud.

Man, been a long time since I've been here to ol' Blue.

Best. Video. This year.

And yeah, I could jump on the "crazy Graham" bandwagon...but the part of this clip that I kept rewinding and watching over and over and over, tears of silent laughter running down my face, was the:

"Who's house?"
"Run's house! -- oh God DAMMIT..."

Such convincingly realistic blasphemy.

Other randomness:
Cel phone prank was glorious.
My ringtone is the theme to SMB. I love it like so many stray kittens.
It's nice to be peeking back in here once. It probably won't happen often that I'll speak...so really no one will probably notice a difference.

Y'all are still the coolest people I wish I knew...

Thanks, man.
May I just say, that shorthand being what is it, I love that you apparently live in For-the-Win, Texas.

Graham wrote:Thanks, man.
May I just say, that shorthand being what is it, I love that you apparently live in For-the-Win, Texas.

One more question...

Who was Jessica, and what bounce was she holding?

This is definitely one of my faves. I knew that ringtone sounded familiar. I have the A-HA video (and two others) on laser disc (remember those )