Hey guys, I finished playing NG Rumble and killed 63 enemies using Fancy Pants.
He rockz dude.

At 7/24/08 11:22 AM, Gabriel234 wrote: Hey guys, I finished playing NG Rumble and killed 63 enemies using Fancy Pants.
He rockz dude.

This is relevant.

At 7/24/08 11:29 AM, IrishGun wrote:

At 7/24/08 11:22 AM, Gabriel234 wrote: Hey guys, I finished playing NG Rumble and killed 63 enemies using Fancy Pants.
He rockz dude.

This is relevant.

very

At 7/24/08 11:29 AM, IrishGun wrote:

At 7/24/08 11:22 AM, Gabriel234 wrote: Hey guys, I finished playing NG Rumble and killed 63 enemies using Fancy Pants.
He rockz dude.

This is relevant.

Serously?
In my opinion Fancy Pants Adverntures: World 2 is even better than Pico's School.

why are you still posting here?

At 7/24/08 11:44 AM, Westwastingtime wrote: why are you still posting here?

Because I'm in the club.
So don't ask that again.

At 7/24/08 11:47 AM, Gabriel234 wrote:

At 7/24/08 11:44 AM, Westwastingtime wrote: why are you still posting here?

Because I'm in the club.
So don't ask that again.

I assure you that you won't be in the club for long if you don't stop treating this place as a chat room.

I assure you that you won't be in the club for long if you don't stop treating this place as a chat room.

Fine.
Right now I'm listening to Judas Priest.

Do u think that the metal of here NG is good, regular, or poop?

depends, that song desert rose is sick nasty

At 7/24/08 11:41 AM, Gabriel234 wrote:

At 7/24/08 11:29 AM, IrishGun wrote:

At 7/24/08 11:22 AM, Gabriel234 wrote: Hey guys, I finished playing NG Rumble and killed 63 enemies using Fancy Pants.
He rockz dude.

This is relevant.

Serously?

Seriously.

I mean, just as westwasting said, it is very relevant in a club about metal.

You guys have to help me!
I started a little metal band with my friends, but we didn't got the sound of metal!!
What did we do wrong?
Which instruments I need to play metal?

At 7/24/08 12:38 PM, Gabriel234 wrote: Which instruments I need to play metal?

Drums, bass and guitars are all must-haves. I like to think of the keyboards as optional.

Or you could be like Rhapsody and throw in a few violins.

At 7/24/08 04:23 AM, Oppugnant wrote:

At 7/24/08 02:46 AM, TECh2o wrote: I believe this is his.

Oh that's who belongs to that account.

Taste-o-meter doesn't read as expected.

May have to do with the fact that I haven't used that in 2 years.

I am working on filling up a new one.

http://www.ba.no/puls/article3683352.ece

looks like gaahl is gay.
or at least, if google translate works slightly accurate...

Anyone seeing any amazing concerts soon?

At 7/24/08 02:17 PM, davaca wrote: http://www.ba.no/puls/article3683352.ece

looks like gaahl is gay.
or at least, if google translate works slightly accurate...

Can anyone translate? I wanna learn Norwegin.

At 7/24/08 04:09 PM, smeagol1 wrote:

At 7/24/08 02:17 PM, davaca wrote: http://www.ba.no/puls/article3683352.ece

looks like gaahl is gay.
or at least, if google translate works slightly accurate...

Can anyone translate? I wanna learn Norwegin.

Bonemill and Kidd both speak Norsk, I think.

In July 2008, Gaahl revealed in an online interview that he was involved in the creation of an upcoming fashion collection for women, together with Norwegian modeling agent Dan DeVero and designer Sonja Wu. In the interview, DeVero told the journalist that "Kristian and I developed a close relationship, and he often told me he had strong feelings for me."[9]

I got that from wikipedia. It seems like he may swing that way if you know what I mean.

Well, I always thought he was a fag anyway...

The new last.fm design sucks donkey balls.

So today was the first time I ever got behind the wheel. One of the most scaryest things I've ever done I'd have to say.

At 7/24/08 08:05 PM, Goatchrist wrote: The new last.fm design sucks donkey balls.

It really does.

At least we can listen to our won libraries now.

At 7/24/08 09:18 PM, smeagol1 wrote: So today was the first time I ever got behind the wheel. One of the most scaryest things I've ever done I'd have to say.

i got my license last friday...

At 7/24/08 10:40 PM, batman64 wrote: You guys wanna hear something funny?
I never have had a Driver's License in all my years.

So do many other people your age (and much older) that live where I do.

I don't drive unless I have no other choice. The last time I drove was in early May.

At 7/24/08 10:50 PM, GoryBlizzard wrote:
So do many other people your age (and much older) that live where I do.

I don't drive unless I have no other choice. The last time I drove was in early May.

Well we live in the city where there is virtually no need to use a car thanks to buses and subways and shit.

I'm listening to Sculptured right now and really liking it. It has members from Agalloch.

Anyone hear about the cop who supposively has a bigfoot corpse in his freezer?

Georgia Cop Claims To Have Bigfoot Corpse

Posted: 24 Jul 2008 01:21 AM CDT

Note: This story has been floating around for over a week. Now that the mainstream media has caught wind of it, let's see what happens

A Clayton County Police officer, and his friend, claim to have the body of a Bigfoot.

The animal -- a legendary, hairy hominid that supposedly lives in remote forests -- is said to be dead, frozen, and "shocking."

Matthew Whitton, a 28-year-old, who has been with the department for six years, and Rick Dyer, a 31-year-old former correctional officer, posted a video on youtube.com, last week, claiming to have the male Bigfoot corpse, alleged evidence that the much-hunted and often hoaxed monster, is a real, living species.

The video shows black garbage bags draped over a formless hulk, and promises revelations are coming soon.

"It's not a mythological creature that there's just one of," Whitton says on the Internet video. "It's a species that may be really rare, but they're actually out there breeding."

Whitton and Dyer co-own bigfoottracker.com, offering exploration expeditions in the North Georgia Mountains for $499, apparently with dogs, traps and tracking techniques.

Whitton, speaking to the Clayton News Daily the week before the alleged discovery, said the tracking business is an active hobby and he firmly believed in Bigfoot. He said he knew where a family of Bigfoot lived, in Georgia, and planned to lead an expedition to find them in September.

On their web site the next week, Whitton and Dyer announced an alleged discovery: "We have located a family of Bigfoot, and besides the clear photos and video, we have something even more shocking, a BODY."

The Clayton County Police Department responded to the news with an official statement giving the department some distance.

"That's his own personal business," said Police Chief Jeff Turner. "That has nothing to do with the business of the Clayton County Police Department. As long as he's not engaged in any type of illegal activity, his business is his business."

Turner said it is against department policy for any officer to represent himself or herself online, as an officer or anything other than an individual, private citizen, and said he does not know that Whitton has violated that policy.

Whitton is currently on leave, recovering from a gunshot wound to his left hand during a response to a Stockbridge armed robbery earlier this month.

The people who believe in Bigfoot and are searching for evidence responded to the announcement with a mixture of disbelief, ridicule and hope. The Bigfoot Field Research Organization, a California-based group claiming there have been 61 Bigfoot sightings in Georgia, officially described Whitton and Dyer as "idiots" and "clowns," and warned their claims are a scam to advertise their business.

Tal H. Branco, an Arkansas man who writes a regular column about Bigfoot research, said a lot of Bigfoot people think the whole thing's a hoax, but a lot of people are hoping, too, that they do have a Bigfoot body.

"Maybe Whitton did obtain the hard evidence required to solve one of the world's greatest mysteries," Branco said. "It is apparently being promoted by a police officer that has everything to lose as far as his profession is concerned, if it is a game, a hoax or just a joke. On the other hand, if it is true, and the Bigfoot body is in his custody ... his decision to announce it on an Internet web site before the body was examined by an expert certainly indicates a lack of good judgment."

In one video, posted online by "RDYER678," Whitton and Dyer interview a "pathologist" who is shocked at the Bigfoot, but then, in a follow-up video, the pair admits the "doctor of pathology" is actually Whitton's brother. Standing in a kitchen, Whitton's brother says to the camera, "Live and let live. What happened to that? Guys just trying to have a little fun, you know?"

Dyer said the claims are not a prank, though, and not just an attempt to have fun. Reached on his cell phone Tuesday, he insisted the body is real and will be unveiled on Sept. 1 on the web site.

"Why would we jeopardize Matt's job? Why would we risk the embarrassment of the backlash that we would get? We just have a lot to lose if this is a hoax ... I thought Bigfoot trackers and hunters were ridiculous and I made fun of them, to be honest, and I still do. They know nothing as fact. We do," Dyer said.

Dyer said the Internet announcement and the obvious lie were meant to draw detractors and "build hype." Other Bigfoot researchers were dismissed by Dyer, and he said he and Whitton are the best trackers because they "have a body."

He said the animal is about eight-feet tall, and about equal to the size of "three silverbacks," adult male gorillas, and nothing like the reported descriptions in the books.

"I've never seen anything like this," he said. "It's a lot more than animal."

Dyer did not say how they came into possession of the carcass, and declined to let a news reporter look at it, but swore it was being well-preserved and would be revealed.

Dyer said he and Whitton plan to sell the Bigfoot body and make a lot of money.

"As of right now," he said, "we've been offered a million bucks for it, from a very credible source. But we'll make 10 times that. This will change history forever."

http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/

Yes on my free time I do bigfoot research along with walking the woods in look of signs.

I love the paranormal.

At 7/24/08 09:18 PM, smeagol1 wrote: So today was the first time I ever got behind the wheel. One of the most scaryest things I've ever done I'd have to say.

Around here you start driving at 14. I'm getting my liscence pretty soon. I completed driver's ed, I've had my permit for more than 6 months, and I'm 16. I just need these papers or something and then I get to pick it up. I'm not really looking forward to it.

At 7/25/08 12:50 AM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote:

At 7/24/08 09:18 PM, smeagol1 wrote: So today was the first time I ever got behind the wheel. One of the most scaryest things I've ever done I'd have to say.

Around here you start driving at 14. I'm getting my liscence pretty soon. I completed driver's ed, I've had my permit for more than 6 months, and I'm 16. I just need these papers or something and then I get to pick it up. I'm not really looking forward to it.

I've found out that it gets real old,real quick.

However driving down the highway,and flirting around 100 MPH with your windows down and your metal blaring has an intoxicating feel.