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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest- Ken Kesey

This^^!

When you think about writing an album, and calling it Zero Theory. Because I can't think of anything else.

Will's What do you like to do in your spare time?

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Sorry, was at school today lol. :rolleyes:

WHAAAT! THIS IS MADNESS! Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. The Dark Knight Rises

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 vs. The Dark Knight

Because some might understand it. It requires...multiple personalities..or perspectives. If I told you I would have to keep you quiet. ;)

Us Against The World and Teardrop.

I just wanna love you like a friend would do You weren't wrong for the feelings you had But the man that I was isn’t coming back So stay, it’s Okay

Parachute(alternate version)- Train The Finish Line- Train

"Laa shay'a waqi'un mutlaq bale kouloun mumkin" Don't ask, I won't explain if you don't get it.

Disney buying 'Star Wars' maker Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion Disney buying 'Star Wars' maker Lucasfilm for $4.05B Published October 30, 2012 Associated Press May 25, 2012: Director George Lucas arrives on the red carpet ahead of the screening of the film "Cosmopolis" in competition at the 65th Cannes Film Festival. (Reuters) LOS ANGELES – A decade since George Lucas said "Star Wars" was finished on the big screen, a new trilogy under new ownership is destined for theaters after The Walt Disney Co. announced Tuesday that it was buying Lucasfilm Ltd. from him for $4.05 billion. The seventh movie, with a working title of "Episode 7," is set for release in 2015. Episodes 8 and 9 will follow. The trilogy will continue the story of Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Princess Leia beyond "Return of the Jedi," the third film released and the sixth in the saga. After that, Disney plans a new "Star Wars" movie every two or three years. Lucas will serve as creative consultant in the new movies. "I'm doing this so that the films will have a longer life," Lucas, the 68-year-old creator of the series and sole owner of Lucasfilm, said in an interview posted on YouTube. "I get to be a fan now ... I sort of look forward to it. It's a lot more fun actually, than actually having to go out into the mud and snow." Disney CEO Bob Iger said Lucasfilm had already developed an extensive story line on the next trilogy, and Episode 7 was now in early-stage development. He said he talked with Lucas about buying the company from him a year and a half ago, but they didn't decide on a deal until very recently as Lucas set in motion his retirement. "The last `Star Wars' movie release was 2005's `Revenge of the Sith' -- and we believe there's substantial pent-up demand," Iger said. The blockbuster deal announced Tuesday will see Disney pay half the acquisition price in cash and half in newly issued stock. The company expects it to add to earnings in 2015. Along with the cash, Lucas will end up owning about 40 million Disney shares, which is about a 2.2 percent stake of the 1.83 billion shares that will be in circulation when the transaction closes. The deal includes Lucasfilm's prized high-tech production companies, Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound, as well as rights to the "Indiana Jones" franchise. Lucas was hailed as a cinematic visionary when the original "Star Wars" came out in 1977. But he had become an object of often-vicious ridicule by the time he released 3-D versions of all six films in the Star Wars franchise earlier this year. Die-hard Star War fans had been vilifying Lucas for years, convinced that he had become a commercial sell-out and had compounded his sins by desecrating the heroic tale that he originally sought to tell. They railed against him for adding grating characters such as Jar Jar Binks in the second trilogy and attacked him for tinkering with the original trilogy, too. Any revision in special edition or home video releases -- such as making the Ewoks blink or having a green-skinned alien named Greedo take the first shot at Han Solo in a famous bar scene -- were treated as blasphemy. The criticism grated on Lucas, who vowed never to make another Star Wars movie. "Why would I make any more when everybody yells at you all the time and says what a terrible person you are?" Lucas told The New York Times earlier this year. "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," the fourth film in another lucrative franchise, subjected Lucas to even more barbs when it came to the big screen in 2008. Fans of those films were especially outraged about an opening scene that featured Indiana Jones crawling into a lead-lined refrigerator to survive a nuclear bomb blasting. Lucas was fed up by the time he released "Red Tails," a movie depicting the valor of African-American pilots during World War II, earlier this year. He told the Times he was ready to retire from the business of making blockbusters and return to his roots as a student at USC's film school, where he once made a movie about clouds moving in a desert. Kathleen Kennedy, the current co-chairman of Lucasfilm, will become the division's president and report to Walt Disney Studios Chairman Alan Horn. She will serve as executive producer for the new movies. Directors for the new movies have not yet been announced. In the YouTube video, Lucas said the decision to continue with the saga wasn't inconsistent with past statements. "I always said I wasn't going to do any more and that's true, because I'm not going to do any more, but that doesn't mean I'm unwilling to turn it over to Kathy to do more," Lucas said. He said he has given Kennedy his story lines and other ideas, "and I have complete confidence that she's going to take them and make great movies." Kennedy added that she and Lucas had discussed ideas with a couple of writers about the future movies and said Lucas would continue to have a key advisory role. "My Yoda has to be there," she said. The deal brings Lucasfilm under the Disney banner with other brands including Pixar, Marvel, ESPN and ABC, all companies that Disney has acquired over the years. A former weatherman who rose through the ranks of ABC, Iger has orchestrated some of the company's biggest acquisitions, including the $7.4 billion purchase of animated movie studio Pixar in 2006 and the $4.2 billion acquisition of comic book giant Marvel in 2009. Coincidentally, Lucas owned the startup that later became Pixar, before he sold it to Apple's Steve Jobs in 1986 for about $5 million. When Jobs sold Pixar to Disney, he became Disney's largest single shareholder with a 7.7 percent stake. Those shares are now held in a trust. Disney shares were not trading with stock markets closed due to the impact of Superstorm Sandy in New York. They closed on Friday at $50.08. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2012/10/30/disney-buying-tar-wars-maker-lucasfilm-for-405b/#ixzz2ApMEDpkP

psshhh...PS3 is where it's at.

Glowing - The Script

Helpless Blues- Fleet Foxes

Okay...thanks everybody! I bought the keyboard last year for my birthday and I never really got into it. But now I want to learn how to play.

Lovers In Japan :smug:

Here's the top 25, how I would rank them. 1) Amsterdam 2) The Scientist 3) Lovers In Japan 4) Politik 5) Clocks 6) Fix You 7) In My Place 8) Viva La Vida 9) 'Till Kingdom Come 10) Lost! 11) Trouble 12) Shiver 13) Reign Of Love 14) Warning Sign 15) Violet Hill 16) Charlie Brown 17) Hurts Like Heaven 18) Speed Of Sound 19) Life In Technicolor ii 20) God Put A Smile Upon Your Face 21) A Rush Of Blood To The Head 22) Swallowed In The Sea 23) Death And All Of His Friends 24) Square One 25) Up With The Birds

Yeahh Battlefield! Are you on ps3?

Oh yes that helps! I'm trying to find my footing and haven't got the slightest idea where to start, thank you! :)

So I can play guitar and a few other instruments. I own a keyboard and don't completely know how to play. I can play Clocks with my right hand and SOS too. I just learned The Scientist with my right but it's hard. Can anyone offer advice for self teaching piano? I picked up a guitar and taught myself 2 years ago with minor help. What can I do to learn piano? Thanks.

I will follow you and we'll both go missin' No, I and we don't even know where we're going But I'm sitting with you and I'm glowing

Six Degrees Of Separation- The Script