RRRRR *push you off the plank*

Arrrr, you have a woman's mouth, milord! I'll wager that mouth never had to chew through the side of a ship to escape the dreadful spindly killer fish!

Boy: uh oh ...going limp.
Girl: Har
Boy: You gotta do better than that!
Boy: Your picture was really bad.
Girl: HARRRRRRRRRRRR

man, I've forgotten how funny that was.

Oh man!
Anyone found anymore of those funny transcripts?
Post them if you do.
Ahh, classic.

'Here Comes The Rain Again' - The Eurythmics
'Ceremony', 'Temptation', 'Blue Monday' - New Order ... pity two out of 3 of those have been thrashed...
all of 'Glider EP', but particularly 'Soon' and 'Don't Ask Why' - My Bloody Valentine
'(This is) The Dream of Evan and Chan' - Dntel feat. Ben Gibbard
'The Only Living Boy In New York' - Simon & Garfunkel

I always forget that Lucifer_Sam, hater of contemporary pop and dance music, loves pop and dance music if it was played on the radio in the 80s.

I think just is a good song, but what makes it even better, it's the video.

you really have such an odd sense of humour

you think wrong- either that or you misspelt dissapointing

ta sweetie

I think you've got very similar taste to me. I always wondered what Galaxie500 sound like since they get namechecked in my favourite Liz Phair song.

For me right now the song that excites me about life and makes me want to jump up and down is The Dead Souls' 'One More Little Death'. What sends shivers up and down my spine is every track on 'just like blood' by Tom McRae.

I taped the Liz Phair CD from the Wellington Library in the first place! But that's an excellent idea, now that I have so much time on my hands i really must get stuck into the Auckland library system.

"the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one he said ... aaaaaaaa aaaaaaah!"

briliant. though i would go for the theme of the Martians themselves. when they slowly open the capsule door.

other songs shivering me timbers - Sometimes by the Gordons, anything nasty by the Ghost Club, A Thousand Sins by the Pin Group and Lift Off by the Sentimental Plastic. Spacing by Straightjacket Fits played very very very loud will make a dead person shiver. sorry they are all old songs, pretty much, but i'm feeling all nostalgic.