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Face the day embrace the pain Wage my war internal Save my soul eternal Reach out for redemption it bites the hand that needs Neglect becomes rejection the silence sounds retreat I can't believe It's the last time Anything you say Chained to the past ride the wings of despair Corroded and rusted trust beyond repair In this triumph of the wills I won't be overrun The pride that is instilled cannot be overcome I can't believe It's the last time Anything you say It's the last time that I'll try today I can't believe It's the last time Anything you say That I'll fall down It's the last time It's the last time That I'll try today Break it all down

Just got done listening to some slipknot and mushroomhead. Eternal off the Xll mushroomhead cd kicks ass.

I'm sorry but I did notice that they were uneven. As far as me starring at them to hard I meant that in a purely sardonic way. :?

What about TOOL?? I loved Undertoe one of my all time favorite cd's. But their last one really sucked ass. What happened?

Is it just me or is one of leeloo's boobs drooping lower then the other one?? Who knows maybe I'm just staring to hard.

The only song I like by the stones is paint it black.... The rest of there stuff is tolerable.

I'm sorry but I think they bite the big one..... You remember Hanson (MMMM BOP)?? There like that, they have catchy tunes but nothing really to say. 8)

No on really looks at the Locus of Control in Operating Systems. After watching the Anti-Mac and the Anti-Windows rants, I've realized something. The Locus of Control is very different between these operating systems. And I've decided to throw in Linux, Just for a good old fashion Flame War. Programs crash. They crash all the time, I figure, about 25%* of the time, a program crashes because the OS decided to mess with it. About 70%* of the time, the program crashes because the program went into a state the programmer didn't think about, and since the program cannot handle it, it crashes. How does Locus of Control figure into this? Here's how Windows XP Crashes. A Giant Blue Screen of Death! Kernal Panic! Oh my god! Even if most of the time, its not windows fault it crashed, Windows stops everything. Heck, it even reports the crash to Microsoft! It does everything in its power to make sure it look as if Windows is at fault. OSX Crashes. The program disappears. Its just gone. No warning, no message like, "opps, someone here fragged up", no picture of me crying after I lost my work with the blue apple laughing at me, nothing. Poof, its gone. Sure, OSX recovers gracefully, but a little too gracefully. This makes it feel as if the program is always at fault. If the program messes up OSX enough, then the program locks OSX up! Linux Crashes. Half my services are corrupted! The daemons are hanging or doing nothing. I must run over to another lab, or another computer on my network, telnet in, kill and respawn the daemons, and then I'm back up. This makes Linux look like its built like a brick shithouse. The program EXPLODED! Pow, took out half the daemons! Now thru crafty user input, we're able to recover. Now why is this important? Well, look at the Blame factor rather than the good design factor. With Windows, the OS takes the blame, so horribly written applications seem ok, because it isn't "fly by nite" productions who wrote a bad application, it was M$ Windows with its crappy product. Now with OSX, OSX looks like a god, worship the mighty blue apple. It appears as if I have a great OS and no application that's "good enough" to use it. With Linux, well. Linux makes me its boy wonder to its Batman. Linux is a perfectly capable OS, but when it screws up, you need to help it out with a few quick bateranges. This appeals to the minority of people who like to work *with* a computer, rather than for a computer.

Golric’s Second Knowledge Quest Go back to the Lakeside Inn (589, 155) in Lakeside. He will be in the same room as before. He will ask you to go see Bakart in Isla Prima (179, 108). Bakart will agree to tell you the info if you bring him Golric’s book of knowledge you acquired for him earlier in the game. However when you get back to Golric he refuses and will not give up the book. You must talk him into writing it down on a parchment paper. After he agrees to this, go to Garis (336,436), in Tirnwood Vale, to get parchment paper. After getting the parchment take it back to Golric who will then writ down all the important things of the book onto it and give you the book. Take this book and a piece of bread back to Bakart who will then tell you the information. Take this information back to Golric. After that the quest is done Do you have the piece of bread to give bakart??

Written by Cicero

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KillerLamb Wrote: One of Killerlambs first post......LOL

Mana I love your siggy

Mic Jager by far has the bigger lips.... Bubba from forest gump was Mic Jager's love child.....

I agree :shock:

Ok who is scarier Freddie Mercury or Michael Jackson??

Ok I'm lost....... where is this thread going??

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh EDIT! PLZ make it go away!

Yeah (Dude looks Like A Lady) was a Aerosmith song. I just thought that it was fitting. And Mic Jager (did I spell that right) is even uglier then Steve Tyler...

Sirdan yes they were very Gay...... See the thread titled Queen Sucks

You know I really don't like the Rolling Stones but I think my favorite song of all time has to be (Paint It Black)

You know I didn't catch on to the euphemism (QUEEN) till I was like 16.. Dude Looks Like A Lady!!!!!

Like I said I love them but they can't hold a torch to bands like Iron Maiden, Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd and AC/DC. If Audioslave was around in say another decade and sold as many albums and Pink Floyd then they might be on the list.

I think that Queen literally did suck donkey balls..... lol

Audioslave does kick ass!! I really love them but you really can't put them on the list of best rock songs ever... they were just a dribble on there mamma's chin when Jimi Hendrix was starting a rock revolution.....