But where does Kevin Bacon factor in?

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Mediocrity at its most average.

[quote][quote]"How could you want him (when you could have had me)" by the Spin Doctors.

Commence flogging.[/quote]

I love that song and "2 Princes"!

ALSO - I dare you to flog me. [/quote]

Flog-flog-flog.

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Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.

Perhaps, but in 1996, the summer after I graduated from high school, I did a one-shot show with a punk trio from Frakfort, Indiana (we played my NIN-style songs, and not particuarly well). Anyhoo, the band that closed that show was none other than the Ataris, about five or six years before they became semi-famous for covering Don Henley. Pwned!

As for the Spin Doctors, I wish people would stop mistitling songs I like. That one is "How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?)," and is really pretty. In fact, the Spin Doctors rule. I saw them at something called RibFest this past summer (it was free) and they sang some songs from a forthcoming album. Unlike most times a band does that, these songs were actually pretty outstanding.

In other news, God I wish it was 1993.

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- christ@myself.com - fuck a cat, kill yourself - my alter ego has five stars

[quote][quote][quote]"How could you want him (when you could have had me)" by the Spin Doctors.

Commence flogging.[/quote]

I love that song and "2 Princes"!

ALSO - I dare you to flog me. [/quote]

Flog-flog-flog.[/quote]

Is that similar to thwap-thwap-thwap? Because that's what I heard...

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dcomposed:11-06-05: If I was a viking invading your village, you'd be the first to get raped.
Crabby: 10/5/06: i would love to feed you fresh fruit while bathing you.

[quote][quote][quote][quote]"How could you want him (when you could have had me)" by the Spin Doctors.

Commence flogging.[/quote]

I love that song and "2 Princes"!

ALSO - I dare you to flog me. [/quote]

Flog-flog-flog.[/quote]

Is that similar to thwap-thwap-thwap? Because that's what I heard...[/quote]

Very similar. Also, when I do it backwards it's golf-golf-golf.

As an aside, when Spider-Man does it, it sounds like thwip-thwip-thwip.

Sorry for the misquote menbah. For my money, that song could have been called "How could you want him, Christin McGhee, when I work at the framing store and I'm waaay cooler and stuff." For that reason, I'm glad it isn't 1993. Otherwise, there was some great music out then.

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Peeing sitting down is the gift you give yourself.

Speaking of sappy music from the 70s ...

[Click to view comic: 'Killing them softly']

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ken.kaufman@gmail.com

That's sappy to you? It's one of the most overtly cynical love songs ever written. God, you're sick. You sick bastard.

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What others say about boorite!

Sappy Sap Sap-Sap - Sappy Sappers

The best bad genre of music of all time. One of my biggest guilts is having a huge fondness for crappy 80s power ballads. There, I came out and said it.

And the sappiest song of all time is by far Spandau Ballet's "Gold".

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It's grime time.

[Click to view comic: 'Turn that racket off and put on some Bal Sagoth']

[quote]
The best bad genre of music of all time. One of my biggest guilts is having a huge fondness for crappy 80s power ballads. There, I came out and said it.
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You needn't fear being judged here, you tastless vulgarian.

Speaking of power ballads, what ever happened to that huge wet gated snare? Haven't heard it in a while.

I wonder if anyone even knows what I mean.

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What others say about boorite!

I'm not going to say how, but I am 4 degrees from Kevin Bacon in personal relationships. It's the only thing I'm proud of.

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Sex Piano.

Silly Love Songs - Wings