RagnaToad
Shake it like a polaroid picture

I would have guessed that that scene was from No Direction Home, since it ends around the time of the motorcycle accident.

I have a Boss multi-effects pedal that I use almost all the time. It has like twenty types of distortion, chorus, flange, octave drops, and all that good stuff.

Although, I am not much of an effects man. I almost never change effects mid-song. I used to be addicted to the wah feature, but it is too much work. I usually use them to hide the fact that I am re-using a chord or progression from another song. If you change the tone and play it at a different speed, they never know!

No, it's not odd. And generally, you're right, but it's not like it doesn't hurt either. xD

I was nosy in your conversation with Sheena.

It does hurt. Imagine having two flaps of very sensitive skin being kicked into a bone with a pair of size eleven Caterpillar boots by a six foot tall boy. Ouchies.

I might have exaggerated a little, but my meaning was that particular area of the body on both men and women is just as sensitive as each other. If he'd kicked me in a arm or leg, I wouldn't have acted as I did.

Sister Dew is easily my favourite song on that album. That and The Magic Hour. The whole album is really good though. I'd say that there isn't one average song, and certainly no bad ones.

Bret you got it going on is the best of FOTC. Have you heard Foux du Fafa and Inner City Pressure? Man, they are just unnaturally too funny.

So I walk into the largest CD store in the country, 100s of kilometres from my home, and there is ONE dEUS album, marked down like the shit albums that nobody is buying. Vantage Point. At less than half price. So now I actually own a physical dEUS album.

I think the song and dance man is from Andy Kaufman, but Dylan might have said it too. I have been quoting a lot of Dylan in Intellectual Discussion recently, though.

My amp is a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. As for what music I play, that is a toughie. When I have been the singer, my guitar playing has been very Ramones-esque, because I cannot do both at the same time. When I just play guitar, I have tried to copy the Smiths.

Don't Look Back is great, but I preferred Scorsese's No Direction Home.

I play a Telecaster.

I have been playing the gee-tar for about eight years. I am a song and dance man.

You might think it lame, but I love Lonesome Cowboy Bill. White Light/White Heat is my favorite album.

That is me in my picture.

I dunno, a lot of people I know love The Big Lebowski, and I did enjoy it as well, but I'd just rather watch Burn After Reading. Not sure why~

It is one of those shows I have meant to see for a long time, along with Apatow's other short lived show, Undeclared. One day, I will.

I actually liked it more than The Big Lebowski.

Hahaha yes I did. "I just thought you might be worried...about the security...OF YOUR SHIT."

It's hard for me to figure out who the best actor was. I loved John Malkovich's character.

Can't believe I haven't seen this movie until just now.

The first two American seasons have moments that are superior to the British series, but a large part of that is that I can connect to them a lot easier. In particular, the basketball episode is a riot, only because I have worked with so many Michael Scott characters. However, the U.K. Office has much more to say, and it didn't fall apart like the American series has now.

However, Seinfeld and Arrested Development are the best comedies.

No, the U.K. version is better. The comedy is just more subversive.