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[Martin (The Man) Van Buren]

John Adams or John Quincy Adams?

[erick]

Cecilia, on Jan 2 2009, 11:23 AM, said:

erick, on Jan 2 2009, 09:10 AM, said:

not drinking for a VERY LONG TIME.

that's what they all say!

haha well, this time i mean it... i think.

[erick]

Martin (The Man) VanBuren, on Jan 2 2009, 11:41 AM, said:

John Adams or John Quincy Adams?

well, former president van buren, while i could easily sit here and regurgitate some shit i read on wikipedia relating the two former presidents you asked about, i will not. reasons why: 1. i'm unwilling to pretend like i know what i'm talking about because i don't. 2. blah. and 3. i'm more than likely not nearly as well versed in history as you seem to be.

i will say this- i respect the stance that J.Q.A. had in relation to U.S. v The Amistad Africans.

that's all.



p.s. now i will swan dive off my deck onto the frozen ground. thanks.

[Martin (The Man) Van Buren]

You are much too honest and would never make much of a politician!

[erick]

Martin (The Man) VanBuren, on Jan 2 2009, 12:31 PM, said:

You are much too honest and would never make much of a politician!

haha i'll take that as a compliment

[wax wings]

now, we all know that if it's not metal, it's not music. on previous recordings, your solos have been few and far between (can we even call them solos with the lack of 16th note scale runs and arpeggios?) please tell me your next outing will remedy this issue. thanks.

[Obvious]

that james bond sounding song has a sick lick.

[erick]

wax wings, on Jan 2 2009, 10:55 PM, said:

now, we all know that if it's not metal, it's not music. on previous recordings, your solos have been few and far between (can we even call them solos with the lack of 16th note scale runs and arpeggios?) please tell me your next outing will remedy this issue. thanks.

haha metal metal metal. to be honest, man, i don't know if that will really change. if a situation calls for it, then of course, but the thing with most metal is that songs are usually written keeping in mind that the guitar solo will be the climax/pay off of the song- we don't write music that way. ya know?

we shall see, though.

[OurSerratedDust]

What is the first SRV song you learned?

[wax wings]

haha i was being pretty tongue-in-cheek with that one... though the solo on the reworked church and the dime is amazing.

[erick]

OurSerratedDust, on Jan 3 2009, 07:38 PM, said:

What is the first SRV song you learned?

pride and joy, yo!

[erick]

wax wings, on Jan 3 2009, 07:44 PM, said:

haha i was being pretty tongue-in-cheek with that one... though the solo on the reworked church and the dime is amazing.

haha i didn't take it that way, so no worries. and thanks, man, i appreciate it!

[erick]

has anyone seen the curious case of benjamin button??

i want to see it reaaaaal bad and i think i'm going to soon.

i've checked up on the reviews and it seems to be getting mostly awesome feedback (unlike the spirit ).


i went to see "doubt" and thought the acting was really great in it, but it was kind of slow. plus it was pretty obvious where the movie was going from the get-go.

[PerfectModel]

erick, on Jan 4 2009, 09:58 AM, said:

has anyone seen the curious case of benjamin button??

i want to see it reaaaaal bad and i think i'm going to soon.

i've checked up on the reviews and it seems to be getting mostly awesome feedback (unlike the spirit ).


i went to see "doubt" and thought the acting was really great in it, but it was kind of slow. plus it was pretty obvious where the movie was going from the get-go.

I saw Benjamin Button on christmas and it was really awesome. I'd even say its one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. I recently went to New Orleans and the job they did of recreating that atmosphere is amazing.

[Vincent]

Yeah, Benjamin Button is a great movie. Definitely check it out if you have the time.

I actually saw it the same night I saw The Spirit. The Spirit is pretty cheesy, but my friends and I kind of have an unhealthy obsession with Samuel L. Jackson, so we enjoyed it.

[Vincent]

Yeah, Benjamin Button is a great movie. Definitely check it out if you have the time.

I actually saw it the same night I saw The Spirit. The Spirit is pretty cheesy, but my friends and I kind of have an unhealthy obsession with Samuel L. Jackson, so we enjoyed it.

[erick]

radness. perhaps i will scope it tonight. gotta love free movie passes for christmas, yo!

[Jordan]

Haha, my pops got me a bunch of free movie passes for Christmas too. I used one of them to go see Benjamin Button. It was phenomenal.

The Spirit on the other hand...

[losnoufy]

erick, on Jan 4 2009, 09:58 AM, said:

has anyone seen the curious case of benjamin button??

i want to see it reaaaaal bad and i think i'm going to soon.

i've checked up on the reviews and it seems to be getting mostly awesome feedback (unlike the spirit ).


i went to see "doubt" and thought the acting was really great in it, but it was kind of slow. plus it was pretty obvious where the movie was going from the get-go.

i keep hearing that button is good, but long as fuck. i will still see the spirit, despite bad reviews, because no movie with Samuel L. Jackson can be bad. he's God.

[Infidel]

Benjamin Button was a good movie. The only complaint I have is it is too long. They could've shaved off 30 minutes of it easily.