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Lindsay Lohan attends the Kid's Choice Awards pantieless...what a dumb cunt.

 

Top 25 Best Moments in Arrested Development

 

For Lindsay.

 

Charlie Parker - Moose The Mooche

 

 

Jesse Custer - Matthew McConaughey

 

Gotta go with SB's suggestion all the way. Like IC, I hope a Preacher film never sees the light of day...but if it does, this better fucking well be the man who plays Jesse.

 

Cassidy - Shane MacGowan

 

Dillon actually based Cassidy's look off the famous Pogues singer, and he'd be perfect for the role, if only he weren't so old and out of shape.

 

Tulip O'Hare - Scarlett Johannson

 

My favorite actress, and she proved she could handle a gun in "The Island".

 

The Saint - Clint Eastwood

 

OR

 

David Carradine

 

Both would be excellent...Clint looks the part more, but I can't help think Carradine would pull it off better.

The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop

 

Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On

 

Credence Clearwater Revival -

 

James Brown -

 

Buddy Holly -

 

Stone Temple Pilots - Dead & Bloated

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama

 

Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker

 

Sade - Smooth Operator

 

The Clash - Hateful

 

Queen - Another One Bites The Dust

 

The Specials - Ghost Town

 

Green Day -

 

The Replacements - Androgynous

 

Jimi Hendrix - 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)

 

Wu-Tang Clan - And You Don't Stop

 

The Beatles - Happiness Is A Warm Gun

 

The Doors - Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)

The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop

 

Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On

 

Credence Clearwater Revival -

 

James Brown -

 

Buddy Holly -

 

Stone Temple Pilots - Dead & Bloated

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama

 

Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker

 

Sade - Smooth Operator

 

The Clash - Hateful

 

Queen - Another One Bites The Dust

 

The Specials - Ghost Town

 

Green Day -

 

The Replacements - Androgynous

 

Jimi Hendrix - 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)

Holy shitballs, until just now, I've been reading Lightningobo's name as 'Lightningbobo'.

It's probably wrong that this made me laugh as hard as it did...

 

 

My Bloody Valentine - I Can See It (But I Can't Feel It)

 

Don't know when

I will leave you again

Grab a reason

And I'm dragging you down

 

Come just to make you happy

Shot in the head I can see

I can see it

But I can't feel it

Of the 'Man with no name' trilogy, I've only seen 'The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly', but it's definitely one of my favorite films (Quentin Tarantine proclaimed it to be his all-time favorite, I believe). Epic, stylish, funny, with sparse dialogue (the first ten minutes contain not a single spoken word), and a legendary climax. While I haven't seen 'A Fistful of Dollars', I checked out Yojimbo a while back, and enjoyed it immensely (probably even more so than 'Ugly').

 

Just saw Fight Club for the first time the other day...I know, I know, I'm way behind the times...was one of the best films I've ever seen, no doubt, and I've been told I bear a certain resemblance to Edward Norton in that flick.

 

With your feet on the air and your head on the ground

Try this trick and spin it, yeah

Your head will collapse

But there's nothing in it

And you'll ask yourself

 

Where is my mind?

 

Way out in the water

See it swimmin'

 

Yep, Pixies are officially the shit.

The worms crawl in and the worms crawl out

The ones that crawl in are lean and thin

The ones that crawl out are fat and stout

Your eyes fall in and your teeth fall out

Your brains come tumbling down your snout

 

Be merry my friends

Be merry

Scarface: Fucking Short Version

Shane MacGowan - Rake at the gates of hell

 

Mother's eyes are sparkling diamonds

Still the moon shows no light

These roses wither

May god deliver

The rake at the gates of hell tonight

 

Been lodged in my brain for a while now...

Don Baineone:

 

 

Elijah Wood:

 

 

...The same man???

Was Ghost in the Shell 2 any good?

Course. GITS was never really big on entertainment value, or emotional impact, but if you dig badass artwork and scientific/philosophical mumbo jumbo, it's worth the 15 clams.

 

Also, im not sure, but i think Hitman only goes up to about 5 TPBs, mebbe halfway...rest youll have to get in issues (damn you, DC).

Aye, it's a crying shame. Vol. 2 is actually out of print, so I haven't been able to find it anywhere at a reasonable price.

 

Oh, and you should really read Endless Nights if you havent already, mighty fine epilogue.

'Tis, and I have read it (we've been over this before).

 

I got those too, my wallet still bears the emotional scars. It's worth the money though, as is Otomo's previous work Domu.

I hear good things about Domu. Supposedly it contains a lot of the same themes present in Akira right?

Christ amighty IC...actually, I'm mostly just jealous of the complete Lone Wolf collection.

 

My collection consists of:

 

The Sandman vols. 1-11 by Neil Gaiman (plus 'The Dream Hunters' and 'Taller Tales')

Preacher vols. 1-9 by Garth Ennis

Transmetropolitan vols. 0-10 by Warren Ellis (currently loaned to a friend in England)

Watchmen by Alan Moore

Akira vols. 1-6 by Katsuhiro Otomo

Ghost In The Shell vols. 1-2 by Masamune Shirow

Berserk vol. 1 by Kentaro Miura (though technically I have all 30 current volumes bootlegged on cd, thanks to IC)

Hitman vol. 1 by Garth Ennis (I need to get the rest)

 

All top shit, it's hard for me to pick favorites.

(IC, that's a beautiful thing you've done.)

Let's see...

 

- over 20 John Wayne westerns (can't be arsed to go through 'em all)

- 4 Godzilla flicks (plus a ton on VHS)

- Reggae and Ska Hits

- Bob Marley: The Legend Live

- Hero

- The Matrix trilogy (should've rented first, the second two were tripe)

- The Lord of the Rings trilogy (from back when I wasn't disgusted with Peter Jackson's butchering of the books)

 

That's about all for mine, parents and sisters have a ton more, but they're all shit. I get most of my movies through my local library.

Ah, the nostalgia. Sandman was my first comic love...started reading it when I was 13, before moving on to other Vertigo titles like Preacher and Transmetropolitan. As for favorite story arc, I have to go with 'The Dream Hunters' a collaboration between Neil Gaiman and my favorite artist, Yoshitaka Amano. In fact, I probably owe Amano's artwork for finding Sandman in the first place.