longhairmike74

i have that 'you lookin at me ' live cd... i bought it on ebay like 10 years ago, but never could get into it. i only really liked the first 2 albums i see one up there for nearly 100$ now,, maybe i should put mine up there.

we're steady in the upper 80s all week.. for 35 years i bitched about the cold back in chicago...

i'd totally be down for the young & crazy shirt. I hafta get at least 3,, the sleeves get hacked off right away on the first,, then one for winter,, and another for backup when #1 crumbles into dust from so much wearing.

how drunk do you think they were when they were buying david hasselhoff cds 25 years ago? that there was enough to make me drop my german class in high school

i used to watch it in the mid 90s,, was definitley better than the newer star trek stuff

some people can't make up their damn mind...

not to be confused with Phil Uranus

you have to ask yourself how you define "bringing it back" it used to be that popularity was gauged on radio airplay, a recording contract, and album sales. last time glam was big was before the internet,, so none of those factors even remotely apply anymore. i would even go so far as to say any band that is prioritizing those aforementioned 3 is expending their resources wastefully.

this just ensured another 10 seasons on honey booboo

i'm more interested in the Jodi Arias murder trial. they reconvene in 30 mins and then prosecution can continue ripping into her BS lies. http://www.azcentral.com/live/?event=030713-jodi-arias-trial

we could have an entire discussion about the angle of the brim of his trucker hat. it appears to have an approximate 25 degree deviation from straight and forward, which is borderline redneck, however still significantly lower that the drunken frat-boy threshold of 45 degrees. however, further angular deviation may have been achieved when his head was shoved down to put him in the back of the squad car. there are so many variables we need to take into account here.

shaving chewbaca

i've come up with a proposed reroute for the Tour De France

picked up a new/sealed Dragonforce - Ultra Beatdown special edition w/dvd on ebay. $3.01 + $0.91 shipping. i almost feel guilty for getting it so cheap.

someone smelled the wet quail block this morning

yay for spring and temps in the 80's. twice this week i've been reminded that i'm not the only one enjoying them though

i was a bit disappointed by the quality of the new episode.

i'm in Mesa, AZ and i see the mormon's on their bikes all the time. they tend to leave you alone if youre wearing a metal shirt though. they only approched me once to talk, but gave up quickly when i told them i wanted to buy 1 box of thin mints and one box of samoas.

he's in his 60s and still has a mortgage? and still owes 703k out of 705k,, what the hell was he doing when he was making millions and homes were super cheap?

fuck winter

is that like vanilla ice's kid or something?

many of you have probably seen this guy in tons of skittles & M&Ms commercials over the past decade his youtube videos are crazy little shorts that portray him as a semi leraning disabled retro-gamer geek named keith apicary and as much as i dislike the whole concept of dancing, he's fucking crazy good. combine that with goofy songs that he sings himself (rather horribly, but that's the point) that sound composed on a casio keyboard. hes like a cross between Jim Varney's ernest character and michael richard' Kramer, with a smidgen of will farrel's elf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAtrkMGNp0o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBB5VjKMdiY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxffUici_J4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxPbgnO81sQ

mr mackey's rants had me falling over on the floor every time he referred to the turd by a different name... fudge dragon

i wasn't aware that liking alcohol was a prerequisite for being metal.