Professor Peedston

Do you actually answer to all of those? Do you have to keep a notebook to keep track of how people might randomly address you? :P

I'm flattered. :lol: :blush:

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PHILLIES EXCEPT THEY SUCK THIS YEAR.

part of "Narcolepsy" by Ben Folds Five, from English to German to French and back to English: "I know, seem that I am not interested something in me me that schw50ren cornait however that I do not remember on the left not waked up all the last year I you, to cry the tears, while I dreamed in electricities which run between banks of the joy and Traurigkeit which I awake except me me drowns in top"

I hate when I get up in the morning and go to use the shower and one of my roommates beats me to it and takes a half hour. :angry:

The Rolling Stone article mentions Philadelphia as one of the cities that lost a "premier rock station" recently. It's really funny to see some of the outrage people have shown. The fired DJ's even started the whole station over online, and started circulating a petition to bring them back, using the ridiculous slogan "You have no alternative!" (meaning that y100 was apparently the ONLY way in Philly to hear "alternative rock") And all of a sudden people who hadn't listened to that station in months were up in arms, furious that it had been replaced by an R & B station. I don't think they disliked R & B, it's just that we had about three stations for that now already. Anyway, the whole thing was just ridiculous. It's stupid to make a martyr out of a commercial radio station that was the same as all the other ones except playing the same Franz Ferdinand song 10 times a day instead of the same Jay-Z song 10 times a day. I'm not taking sides in the rock vs. hip hop thing that seems to be happening here, I'm just saying commercial radio sucks either way. Which was what the post was originally about. :P

A band I was in actually played a few shows with Fred Mascherino's old band, Breaking Pangaea (they were based in Philly). So it was really surreal when all of a sudden I started seeing him on MTV with Taking Back Sunday. :lol: No comment as far as their music is concerned. though. :blank:

I "saw" them live a few years ago. Waste of money. Albums are still good though. Although I hate the fact that the new single is in the stupid iTunes commercial because now I'm going to be sick of it within two weeks.

Sweet. I got mentioned on the first post. I don't even have to click through 13 pages to satisfy my ego. :lol:

A very sad day. A very sad and enraging day. :sick:

And besides that, I still don't put any faith in that survey. There's no talk about who they asked, the sample size, or anything else. To take that single sentence, without knowing anything about the data, and blow it up into something that you think accurately represents a group of millions of people is about as stupid as, say, not being able to find Afghanistan or Iraq on a map.

Repitition is my job. My job. It's my job. Repetition is my job.

Yay, let's hear it for broad, sweeping, ignorant generalizations.

I can't even pick a low point from the past few seasons. Where do I even start? The "Bodybuilder Marge" episode? The "Marge gets breast implants" episode? The one where Homer hires a detective to investigate Lisa? The "Homer lives with gay guys" episode? The one where Homer builds a fighting robot that's actually him? *sigh* I'm dreading the day when there will be more bad episodes than good ones.

I think there are about three different threads for this now. :P

Kyle had my idea too. :lol: Oh well. VENT:

Who exactly are "they?" I'm giving my fellow students the benefit of the doubt until you can cite a source, because I refuse to believe that we're generally that uninformed. Hgh school students maybe...

That's a good idea. I agree that Radiohead are generally not overrated (although their last album was), but the world already has enough Radiohead fans that are full of hot air. :P Also that post was written about a year and a half ago.

Dear Bjork, I don't know if you have it in Iceland, but here in America we have a holiday invented by the Hallmark corporation called "Valentine's Day," which is today, February 14th. I think its two objectives are to convince suckers with girlfriends that the only way she'll love you is if you spend all of your money on her because commercials told you to, and to convince suckers without girlfriends that they deserve to be lonely and miserable. Something like that, I'm not entirely sure. Anyway, I was wondering if you'd like to come here to Philadelphia and spend Valentine's Day with me. I could tell you all about our stupid American customs and traditions, and you could make me happy for probably the rest of the year. It'd be the least you could do after I spent all that money on your CD's and DVD and stuff. Give back to the fans, especially the ones who think you're totally hot. I'll pick you up at the airport at 11:00, unless I hear back from you. Yours truly, Tom

This thread is hilarious. Just try to imagine the thought process that must have gone into creating this. How can you not find that funny? :lol:

Yeah, see, Britney Spears got a Grammy. That's why the Grammy Awards are completely meaningless even if somebody good wins something. :lol:

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I thought about watching it, but weighing it against the other things that were on, I decided that I would get more enjoyment out of watching Jurassic Park for the 967th time. :lol:

My favorite newer episode was the one with Buck McCoy, the old cowboy movie star. *riding into the sunset* "Goodbye, Bart! Never bother me again!"

This is my eye. I have more fun screwing around with crap like this than just taking self-portraits. :P