hehehe Cool [xmission.com].

Man I just hope this thread gets resurrected in maybe 6 weeks time (say feb 27th) and hijacked all to hell with newbies whining about how they are more valuable than something else.

Then I'm gonna get me good and wired and go buck wild crazy. Of course I may be unemployed at the time so keep that in mind, drunk, surly _and_ unemployed... yeah not may of you have seen that one recently.

Unemployed means I could come visit, and I do know where you all live.

Unfortunately, if any of you were actually scared by that threat this would now become a Garfield fans thread. I'd probably come kill you for that one too!

Someone send that man some beer! QUICK!

...and I do know where you all live.
You don't know where I live!
Or do you?
Oh, help!
(The conspiracy theorists are running rampant in my head again!)

With a tagline like "it's all about ME-OW," you can be guaranteed the cinematic equivalence of having your hand fed to a wood chipper when this mind-dump hits the screen.

Yeah, I thought so too.

By the way, I live in New York, but you can usually find me at the northwest corner of Laguardia and Bleecker, a few blocks south of Washington Square Park in Manhattan on Thursday nights.

I see your Maddox and raise you a TISM [tism.com.au].

In Response to Lonely Goatherd (#13000):

raise you a TISM.

Yep TISM get a raise out of me alrighty.

I still can't believe they aren't more popular than they are.

You should all rush out and buy at least one damn album!

Hell, steal their damn mp3's from the net. You will become addicted and find you can't run your life without referring to their wisdom and so buy the albums so you can read the liner notes.

In Response to tor (#13005):

I'm not too angry, but yes, it's a fucking stupid idea for a movie. Basically, I liked Garfield when I was about five. I was weird as a kid. As far as it goes now though, it's just plain bad. Davis should just stop "writing", if you can call it that. The first ten books were maybe ok if you're under ten years old and are stuck on the john having already read a quarter of the literature in the world.