Gukko Force Captain

VINYL

dem be some really sucky pictures

I actually have a lot f vinyl. Problem is, though, our phonograph is broke ;.;

Grrr.

You have a very good taste in music sir.

:)

wat

about

me

;_;

Well goshdarnit do I feel stupid.

Nice goin', man. I knew this is what you wanted.

Near-perfect cast??

 

Kirsten Dunst was a terrible Mary Jane. And Tobey didn't have the sarcasm and wit that Spider-Man is known for. And James Franco was kind of wooden.

 

Topher Grace would have made a better Spider-Man. And almost anyone would have made a better Mary Jane.

 

I'm down with a reboot. Maybe something more in the Ultimate Spider-Man vein.

I do agree. The first one was all right, but I'm really looking forward to a different take on my favorite superhero.

Also USM=♥

*anvil*

STOP POSTING OR MARK KNOPFLER GETS IT!!!!

awesomeness

That is all I have to say.

Yoko Ono....?

( )

The person above me has one of the greatest usernames in existence.

 

-MT

Thank you lulz.

Portal apparently.

 

:3

You won.

I love David Bowie.

And they are like a year in age apart O_o

Also, Billy boy is from my hometown, but I don't live there anymore...

I really like the movie, but mainly because of what it adds to the character. I was never a Batman fan before The Dark Knight. Why? Because all I had ever seen was the animated series and Adam West. I did not (and still do not) like the fact that no matter what happened, Batman had a gadget for everything. I had never even glanced at a Batman graphic novel before, because I thought he was cheesy. Plus, his so-called greatest villain, The Joker, was a weirdo who had joke-ish crimes, more funny than intimidating. Also, being immature, I didn't like Batman's (often) brutality towards criminals. In a nutshell, I thought I was a Spider-Man fan for life.

But then I saw The Dark Knight. I had seen the first movie, but when I was ten, and was scared to death of Scarecrow. I saw The Dark Knight with a friend, and only because he wanted to see it. I came into the theater with an open mind after seeing its four starred review in the paper, and loved it. I have hyped it up a lot, and I realize that, but it is only because it was the very thing that converted me to Batman at all. A good analogy to this was when I heard Dark Side of the Moon for the first time. It got me thinking "Hey! I'm cool! This album is acclaimed, and I like it too!" I suddenly loved Pink Floyd. Then I picked up Wish You Were Here, which Rolling Stone doesn't like. I love it. I have since forgotten Dark Side of the Moon.

Sorry to rant a bit there.

Very cool... except 9 was horrendous.

Up is mine.

I'll change my name tomorrow, as it is then that I can.

I don't have a single digital album. Only a couple songs.

If you like digital albums and think nothing will get you into them, see this.

BUT CAN ANY OF THEM BEAT...

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm...w_trailer_1.jpg

 

JIMMY STEWART?

 

"Excuse you for hwat?"

i hate you now cause i was going to do that but i got distracted by my love of Patrick Stewart. Shuuuuuuun.

Well I just watched Rear Window like a week ago.

NOT EVEN PATRICK STEWART CAN BEAT HITCHCOCK + JIMMY STEWART

Also D-exo isn't that technically Mata Nui?

(this entry keeps getting weirder and weirder)

And here I thought you were making a sheep noise...

Sadly I can only answer one of these.

1. Hail to the Thief ~ Radiohead

2. The Joshua Tree ~ U2

3. A Quick One ~ The Who

4. My Generation ~ The Who

5. OK Computer ~ Radiohead

Never been to a concert. Don't have my OWN iTunes.

BUT CAN ANY OF THEM BEAT...

JIMMY STEWART?

"Excuse you for hwat?"