The Hang Out: your post count is going backwards!

[Milady]

Nah, needs more space marines and big flashy bullshit for the drooling monkey to not lose focus.

They aren't. They really, really aren't. Especially since grass is so easy to come by. Second Chance is about the only good one.

Oh, and it's a 3.5 completion minimum for a full collection of stuff. *points to platinum trophy and level 200 something magic using brushwood armor wearing character who's currently dual wielding Brahms*

Space marines are stupid. I would be happy to give another Bioware game a chance, but Mass Effect fails to please me aesthetically.

I find it amusing, on occasion, that I'll stop in the middle of a battle to stuff my face with some grass. I bet that just tastes lovely.

Ugh. I want to complete everything so badly, but having to play through it that many times will probably kill me. It's a lovely game, but extreme repetition also does not please Milady.

I finally got my Kris Blade to +5 though. Thank you, strangely voiced talking crow.

[Milady]

Also, who wants to bet on sprung ragequitting once he finds out the climax to DAO's storyline is a courtroom scene?

[Raype]

I would never sully the hangout with lyrics of such inferiority. Even though I accidentally did.

Everything's a lyric in a song somewhere.

Sooner or later, someone's going to make a song about midget porn.

And then I've soiled the hangout a couple times.

[Cosmic]

Being non-Canadian I will only ever know Our Lady Peace as "that band that did Chris Benoit's entrance music". Something tells me I'm not missing much.

[Drageuth]

I would never sully the hangout with lyrics of such inferiority. Even though I accidentally did.



Right. Thankfully the memory of OLP had been erased from my mind.

OLP is one of those things that I will flash back on in my darkest of nightmares, and wake up in a cold sweat and ear-ringing terror. Also, it doesn't help that they still play their new stuff on the radio out here. ALL THE TIME.

I just realized that my lovely serenades of "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" and "Be Our Guest" were lost in the rollback. Guess I better start from scratch.


Bbbbeeeeeee ooouuuurrrr guuest, be our guest, put our service to the test!

[Drageuth]

Being non-Canadian I will only ever know Our Lady Peace as "that band that did Chris Benoit's entrance music". Something tells me I'm not missing much.

Mediocre pop-rock at best. Whiny lead singer married to Chantal Kreviazuk and likes to sing about how life can be hard sometimes, but keep your head up kid, that kind of stuff. Honestly, nothing that stands out as an "oh-my-God-you-have-to-own-this-album," just the kind of trite crap that comprises mainstream music.

[Drageuth]

Also, totally gonna go and get some food.

[Raype]

OLP is one of those things that I will flash back on in my darkest of nightmares, and wake up in a cold sweat and ear-ringing terror. Also, it doesn't help that they still play their new stuff on the radio out here. ALL THE TIME.

I just realized that my lovely serenades of "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" and "Be Our Guest" were lost in the rollback. Guess I better start from scratch.


Bbbbeeeeeee ooouuuurrrr guuest, be our guest, put our service to the test!

They have new stuff? I'm thankful I do not have a radio.

I may or may not have thrown it away.

Now if only my suitcase would stop keeping me awake I could get some sleeping done.

(couldn't resist)

Being non-Canadian I will only ever know Our Lady Peace as "that band that did Chris Benoit's entrance music". Something tells me I'm not missing much.

Not really. Unless you want evidence that a complete lack of talent can somehow work on some level. Worst singer ever. Horrible band that manages to be half competent at the best of times. Yet somehow it works.

Sorta.

It's really just bad, bad music.

Space marines are stupid. I would be happy to give another Bioware game a chance, but Mass Effect fails to please me aesthetically.

I find it amusing, on occasion, that I'll stop in the middle of a battle to stuff my face with some grass. I bet that just tastes lovely.

Ugh. I want to complete everything so badly, but having to play through it that many times will probably kill me. It's a lovely game, but extreme repetition also does not please Milady.

I finally got my Kris Blade to +5 though. Thank you, strangely voiced talking crow.

Hey Ivolt, remember how you were planning to replay BG at some point? I spot a victim!

And sometimes you wash down that grass by taking a huge swig on a bottle of spice. Dear god, the chosen one must have tastebuds of steel. That, or it bit off its tongue during one of its numerous deaths.

Give me, sparkly-twinkly.

[Cosmic]

Mediocre pop-rock at best. Whiny lead singer married to Chantal Kreviazuk and likes to sing about how life can be hard sometimes, but keep your head up kid, that kind of stuff. Honestly, nothing that stands out as an "oh-my-God-you-have-to-own-this-album," just the kind of trite crap that comprises mainstream music.

It's strange really, I know they're huge in Canada and pretty well known in the US but all that sort of North American post-grunge stuff completely flies under the radar over here. Unless it's Nickelback, for some inexplicable reason.

Of course the upside of this is that Creed have always been about as popular as a wet fart around these parts.

[Milady]

Hey Ivolt, remember how you were planning to replay BG at some point? I spot a victim!

And sometimes you wash down that grass by taking a huge swig on a bottle of spice. Dear god, the chosen one must have tastebuds of steel. That, or it bit off its tongue during one of its numerous deaths.

Give me, sparkly-twinkly.

I've played BG, and I've heard enough horror stories to stay as far away from that as I possible can.

And sometimes it's not even fresh spice, sometimes it's old. Who knows how long that stuff's been sitting around. Or if those slimy looking mind flayers even washed their hands when they were preparing it. There's flowers, too. Caught the plague? Just nom this tasty flower. Which you probably picked off the body of something else that had the plague.

I couldn't decide if it was cute or obnoxious.

[Jazzmarazz]

Some say that Super Mario Galaxy 2 was no more than bonus stages for 1.
Get this: the Disc ID that Nintendo named put in the disc image, is Super_Mario_Galaxy_More.

[Raype]

I've played BG, and I've heard enough horror stories to stay as far away from that as I possible can.

And sometimes it's not even fresh spice, sometimes it's old. Who knows how long that stuff's been sitting around. Or if those slimy looking mind flayers even washed their hands when they were preparing it. There's flowers, too. Caught the plague? Just nom this tasty flower. Which you probably picked off the body of something else that had the plague.

I couldn't decide if it was cute or obnoxious.

It's okay, once you acquire an item that makes you impervious to webs Ivolt becomes very easy to kill.

I make it a point not to consume or spend extended periods of time near anything that's known as "widow's" anything. I'm tempted to lick my deodorant to see if I get the ability to case soul arrow.

I think they were trying to go with unsettling. But I think the old hag talking about her son, that big creepy silent guy who lumbers about 5-3, or the sea of blood filled with undead babies have considerably higher ratings on the scale of creepy shit.

It's strange really, I know they're huge in Canada and pretty well known in the US but all that sort of North American post-grunge stuff completely flies under the radar over here. Unless it's Nickelback, for some inexplicable reason.

Of course the upside of this is that Creed have always been about as popular as a wet fart around these parts.

I'm not sure I'd say "huge". They're certainly well known but I don't think they've been an especially popular group since the mid to late 90's. Their fame is very much on the slide. And while it's hard to find a canadian music fan that isn't familiar with them, it's not like they're that much more popular than the average musician that has gotten a somewhat decent amount of airplay. And a major reason why they're known is because, much like herpes, they keep coming back once in a while just when you think you're rid of them.

Yes, but you guys have to put up with U2, Blur during their down moments, and Oasis. I think it's a fairly even setup.

[Raype]

I can't stop staring at that sprung page.

Subliminal advertising, I tells ya.

[Milady]

It's okay, once you acquire an item that makes you impervious to webs Ivolt becomes very easy to kill.

I make it a point not to consume or spend extended periods of time near anything that's known as "widow's" anything. I'm tempted to lick my deodorant to see if I get the ability to case soul arrow.

I think they were trying to go with unsettling. But I think the old hag talking about her son, that big creepy silent guy who lumbers about 5-3, or the sea of blood filled with undead babies have considerably higher ratings on the scale of creepy shit.

Good idea. Whilst I'm cooking, I think I'll down various containers of spices, and see if I can't learn any interesting spells. If I get stuck with some useless miracle, however, I'll be most displeased.

Infinitely respawning undead babies, at that. With weird claws.

[Synthetik]

Everything's a lyric in a song somewhere.

Sooner or later, someone's going to make a song about midget porn.

And then I've soiled the hangout a couple times.

But you wrote them first. SO THAT WOULD MEAN THEY STOLE IT.

OLP is one of those things that I will flash back on in my darkest of nightmares, and wake up in a cold sweat and ear-ringing terror. Also, it doesn't help that they still play their new stuff on the radio out here. ALL THE TIME.

I just realized that my lovely serenades of "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" and "Be Our Guest" were lost in the rollback. Guess I better start from scratch.

Bbbbeeeeeee ooouuuurrrr guuest, be our guest, put our service to the test!

I think we all have those bands from our childhoods. I only really remember seeing OLP on MTV like once growing up, and I don't even remember what song it was.