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DOOM2099 wrote:...Operation:Mindcrime by Queensryche...

Yep, that has always been in my favorite top ten list! They did a tour of that album again (it was last fall). I was unable to see them, but everyone who did said it was awesome!

wansley wrote: Buckaroo Bonzai?!? I didn't see that one and I just went back through all the postings to be sure.

Sorry--I thought the 'electricity' one looked like John Lithgow in BB. Maybe I am just having a blonde moment.

Wikkit wrote:Scott, Under Stands

All of 'Scott understands' have been great. I am partial to the understanding 'Impressionism' and 'Buckaroo Bonzai.' However, I really liked Scott, Under Stands. How can you not?

Waiting for the next one . . .

Greg Stephens wrote:As a registered user, you should have an "edit" button to fix stuff like that. But in the meantime, I fixed it for you.

Hmmm . . . guess I am having a blonde moment

ChrisCO wrote:[quote="Rip TanionIf you don't mind me asking, Chris, where in New York did you go to school? What were your favorite hang outs?

Ugh . . . see what happens when you don't preview your post!

If you don't mind me asking, Chris, where in New York did you go to school? What were your favorite hang outs? I went to Manhattanville College in Purchase, NY. Favorite hangouts were around the Lower East Side and some in Chinatown. A friend in college dated a guy from that area. Went to a number ...

. . . Yogi's . . . . Bellevue Bar Haven't been to either place and no longer live on the East Coast. NYC bar and dance days were the first two years of college. :) Got a picture of yourself in those studded belts? :wink: Never really liked getting my picture taken--sorta shy. I can thankfully say t...

Elvis was the 50s version of Justin Timberlake. UGH! I think I just lost my lunch. Elvis and Timberlake in the same sentence! Oops I did it again. :wink: I guess that means Christina Aguilera is the 'new millenium' version of Etta James. Quick note: I happen to like all of the above performers.

William G wrote:Johnny Cash is and always has been the king.

Cash . . . king? Nope, sorry Elvis.

William G wrote:Though I must say that none of us can claim a lack of Rob Halfred in our lives.

Priest, hmm wonder if I still have my studded belts someplace?

I'm an old school headbanger from the '80s - and damn proud of it. Me too! I seem to be one of the few headbangers where I live (and only female). Unfortunately, country music is the favorite genre here (Opera and country are probably the two genres I really can't listen too). Sigh, now I am beginn...

I have been looking at it for a while now and I think it has something to do with the Dead Tree comic that you have on your recommended list. I can see the words 'dead tree so' and 'rot'.

I must say the two people at the end make me think of the two guys in the balcony on The Muppet Show.

Everytime I see Mr. Pink, I think about Armageddon.

Like Greg, I was forced to watch Trek originally in B&W, because my dad was too cheap to buy a color set (this is back in the '70s, kids, when a color TV was still a big investment). B&W, yep had one too. Of course in order to change the channel, you had to turn the dial on the TV. No remote!!! :D ...

Greg Stephens wrote:But now I do know, it's nice to know, you know?

Glad you think so. Have enjoyed your websites over the years. Of course I love the comic and your artwork. I am still waiting for you to publish a book!

While I may not have liked Trek. . .
I loved Buckaroo Bonzai
Glad I met 'God'
Enjoyed Bob's plays
Have 'cool' websites to visit
Made friends for life