Freebase Dali

Thankya!

It was getting ridiculous. Would have lasted until next Sat.
(Neapolitan is not the kind of poster you can reason with)

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BTown

He's not mocking the deaths of those people.
Call me heartless but I definitely feel sorrow for thsoe people and there families but people should really just stop with being so soft on that subject.

I'm sure if I lost someone in that I might think differently but that's just me.

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Freebase Dali

You are truly unintelligent.

My sig mocks the people who're too shallow to recognize what happened.
Man, I really wonder about you.

Future tip:
When you see quotes around something, that means I didn't say it. It's a quotation, from another source, that I parade around for people like you to get confused about.
Seriously, wtf?

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Dano

His sig is indicative of the opposite of your accusation. Its outlining how idoitic someone was, seeing as how they considered the pinnacle of the tragedy that occured on that day was that the mall was closed.

If it wasnt in quotations, itd be a different story. Its a quote however, so someone who has a brain could imply that hes sig'd it for the irony and indication of the shallowness of whoever said it.. I chucked to myself about that earlier. Nothing about that 9/11 was funny, and I don't believe Freebase thinks so either.

Freebase Dali

Precisely.
I got it from a thread on "stupidest things anyone has ever said to you" in the Something Awful forums.

I thought it was hilarious.

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music_phantom13

Hey guys I'm back! Sorry I disappeared for so long there... had a bunch of complications with my neck. But, I have returned and will start off with the Saturday 6 pack. Here goes:

1) What is your favourite way to hear music? (EG headphones, main system tanked up, in a car etc)
Listening to records through my soundsystem.

2) What single thing makes you proud about your country?
That we have so many freedoms and all people are accepted here.

3) What single thing makes you angry about your country?
That tons of Americans say we're better than every other country but most of them won't ever stop to think about why they think that.

4) What person had inspired you most? It could be musically, morally, politically etc
Jenna

5) Will you still be listening to music with the same passion in 20 years or is it a phase that will take a back seat later on in life?
Despite the fact that I had some phases where I listened to god awful music in the first 20 years of my life, I have always loved it and would be shocked and depressed if it took a back seat later on in.

6) Do you believe in fate?
No.

Rickenbacker

I lol'd

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dollarsandcents

1) What is your favourite way to hear music? (EG headphones, main system tanked up, in a car etc)
Although live music is probably the obvious choice, I'm going to go for big chunky headphones with great sound, although this has to be after midnight and hanging out of my window in bed. I find I can really concentrate at night and appreciate songs much more at this time.

2) What single thing makes you proud about your country?
There's a lot of history around these small islands. Some to be proud of, some maybe not so good, but the UK is steeped in history top to bottom.

3) What single thing makes you angry about your country?
There's a lot of nice people here, but a lot of low-life scum.. guess that's the problem everywhere though. Blindly patriotic people for no reason kind of annoys me too, patriotism for the sake of patriotism. Fine line between nationalism and racism.

4) What person had inspired you most? It could be musically, morally, politically etc
When I see impoverished children and parents living in unfortunate conditions in third world countries, smiling and living life to the full I feel inspired to be a better person and be grateful for everything I have. I'm hoping to do a lot for charity in the future and feel inspired by unselfish charity workers.

5) Will you still be listening to music with the same passion in 20 years or is it a phase that will take a back seat later on in life?
I'll hopefully at some stage have a job, wife and children, so obviously there'll be a lot less time to research music, explore new genres and other things. I guess I'll still have the passion but I'll maybe lose touch with the latest goings on. Music will always be a part of me though I imagine.

6) Do you believe in fate?
Can't say I do.

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1) What is your favourite way to hear music? (EG headphones, main system tanked up, in a car etc)

My Ipod (which I currently lost, I bet someone at my friend's house probably stole it, ****ing bastards.)

2) What single thing makes you proud about your country?

I guess if I had to choose, it would be that we generally get more freedom than most other countries (I'm from the US by the way)

3) What single thing makes you angry about your country?

It would either be our music scene, or the fact that this is the only country that makes you wait until you're ****ing 21 to drink legally, or go to bars and most clubs.

4) What person had inspired you most? It could be musically, morally, politically etc

Tough one. It would probably be Bret the "Hitman" Hart for getting me into wrestling as I might want to pursue a career in pro wrestling once I'm done college.

5) Will you still be listening to music with the same passion in 20 years or is it a phase that will take a back seat later on in life?

Who knows?

6) Do you believe in fate?

Nah
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Burning Down

Ewww really? It's 19 all around here, 18 in some places!