Professor Peedston

It's nice to be able to speak my native language on this message board, otherwise I'm sure you could explain them just as well. :D

LSD, eh?

I know that as well as you do! And as dumb as it might sound, I feel terrible every time I kill a bug. :confused: But at that moment, it feels like it's either him or me. :lol:

Actually, one of my favorite things to do when I'm not doing anything else is just sit and watch people. I always find it amusing how everybody seems to have such an atmosphere of self-importance, and they don't look around themselves and realize that they're stuffed in a train like cattle, and that everybody else is in just as much of a hurry to get somewhere. In other words, I find a train ride to be very humbling in a way. :confused: This makes me have to refer to my favorite movie, Koyaanisqatsi. Toward the end there are lots of shots of people in a train station and in a market and places like that, and the footage is sped up or slowed down to some really insane degree. It does a fantastic job of portraying that feeling of anonymity that I get in a crowded place. I'm all about rambling on about nothing tonight. :P

J.S. Bach - Orchestral Suite No. 1 in C I'm such a dork.

mmmm I'd rather not say, it's unpleasant. :/ There are other people I feel that way about too for some reason or another. There's one friend of mine that I feel almost positive is going to die in a drunk driving accident. This thread is certainly taking a turn for the morbid. :rolleyes:

Yeah, there's no way I'd be able to sleep if I didn't kill it. :P I have a little bit of a problem with bugs.

Call me crazy: I already know how I'm going to die. I just don't know when. I'm being serious, I feel almost certain about it.

Somebody killed themselves the same way at the subway station just a few blocks from my house awhile ago... I wasn't there at the time, but I was horrified just reading about it, so I can't imagine having as positive a response as Carla. :stunned: Uh....... anyway, the subway here is... somewhat dirty, and somewhat uncomfortable. Everybody seems like they're in a hurry all the time, and there's always two or three idiotic high schoolers somewhere on the train carrying on really loudly. I feel like such an old man saying that. :lol:

I don't know why you say goodbye I say hello

Well, Ian, thanks for reminding me of why I stopped going there. :lol:

Yeah, but check out all of those awesome jackets and shoes and stuff.

You're the smartest person on Earth and I have impossibly high standards for your posts. :P That any better? :P

You contradict your own point, though. If everybody knows he's acting (and I'm not disputing that) wouldn't they be able to tell that it was "Bradshaw" saluting Nazis, and not John Layfield? Like I said, it was obviously poor judgement on his part, but I don't think that necessarily makes him a bad person.

Carla, I always expect you to say something incredibly insightful and poignant every time you post. :P

My shirt lost a button. :sick:

Stereolab - "Metronomic Underground"

ERGH. Nobody click on that link because about 200 pop ups came through my pop up blocker. :rolleyes: Anyway, professional wrestling is an idiotic "sport" acted out by idiots trying to be as over the top and offensive as possible, so I have a tough time being angry at him because that's just what he was doing. It's obviously not in good taste, but I personally am not offended by it, although I can see why people would be. He did get fired from his CNBC job, by the way.

Any respectable music store should at least have Agaetis Byrjun and ( ). I got Von at the merch table the first time I saw them live, otherwise you'd probably have to order it on the internet.

Yeah, last year we had piles of snow lying around literally until May, so I can't even imagine what it's like a few hundred miles north of here. :stunned:

I still get giddy like a little kid whenever it snows here. :lol: But eventually enough is enough, especially if you have to go anywhere. :P

So if I could take a quick detour from the topic for a second: Ms. Carla, who posted my last post? Tom or Mr. Peed?

All right, I'll restate that: I personally almost always prefer the sound of a bass played with fingers.

Yeah, sometimes the previews are enough. :D

No wait! Come back! I'm ever so lonely! :( :sick: