Simon Bar Sinister
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"South of 8 Mile" - Sean FitzGerald
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like I wanna storm the mountaintop and kick the shit out of the Fates for taking a good one in the way they did. Enishi: your last sentence - I love when that happens to me! It's been far too long since it has, though.
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"Dissidents" - Thomas Dolby...Matthew Seligman lays down on of the greatest bass lines ever on this one.
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Your Wish Toys of Christmases Past
Simon Bar Sinister replied to jynxxxedangel's topic in Other Stuff
Lego -
Song that describes your mood right now
Simon Bar Sinister replied to saechalyn's topic in Music Discussion
"Death is not the end" - Bob Dylan -
What album is that on?
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"Goodbye Sister Disco(live)" - The Who
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do they have to be whole?
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and 12
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seven pounds lighter
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Steampunk
Simon Bar Sinister replied to freydis's topic in Movies, Books, Art, TV, Gaming and Computers
we have a winner! -
Muse's live DVD is running; can't see it, but I'm listening. Does that count?
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What do you have in common with the person above you
Simon Bar Sinister replied to Nevar's topic in Other Stuff
probably nothing -
any good slow-cooker recipes in your collective possession?
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look out, greyhalo!
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"Ray of Light" - Madonna
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"The Pearl" - Harold Budd/Brian Eno
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"Amaranth" - Nightwish
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"Hearts for Bullets" - Ayria
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Well, I think they're cute. Usually. When the style fits the wearer.
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Who Here Is Single
Simon Bar Sinister replied to SaGa's topic in Relationships, Pets & Domestic Homelife
Special as in "special", or special as in "a euphenism for retarded"? -
Amon Amarth's new album is incredible!
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I will always want at least one dial-style clock to be somewhere around
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Song that describes your mood right now
Simon Bar Sinister replied to saechalyn's topic in Music Discussion
There is an old Voivod song called Fuck Off And Die, btw. -
1) Actually, none of the planets are spherical. Their rotations "flatten" their poles and make them bigger around their equators. 2) I agree 100%.