Get to know your fellow board members....

[Monklish]

That'll work, too, but I like the alliterative effect of "big boobs". Plus, "boobs" is more fun to say than "tits".

Lies.

[york707]

Titty McTiterson

[Devin the Dude]

Tits McGee is the industry standard guys.

Drinkey, please describe to me some of your favorite metal bands and why. You seem to be one of the only other few interested in the genre at all on these boards.

[Monklish]

Namey McNamerson.

[daxton]

Drinkey, who are your must sees this year? Pick 2 for each day.

[seandlr]

Drinkey, what are your top 5 prized possessions? If you were to die tomorrow, who would you give them too?
What is your favorite childhood memory?

[juloxx]

Favorite child-hood cartoon?

[amyzzz]

Top 5 best movies that you wouldn't necessarily watch over and over (unlike your favorite movies)?

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

Wow, there are a lot of questions! I wasn't able to be on the computer much last night and it's a bit busy in the studio this morning, so i may be taking these one at a time.

Drinkey, if you could go back in time what era would you live in and why?

I think the time period that fascinates me the most is the American Old West, probably mid-19th century. The vast expanses of land at that time and the ability to just wander around and disappear into nothingness is appealing to me in a way. I think if I had done things in my life differently I would liked to have been more of a traveler. i like being alone and walking into new situations and meeting new people. It would have been nice to not be so tied to stuff.

[Monklish]

Top 5 best movies that you wouldn't necessarily watch again (unlike your favorite movies)?

In other words, top 5 best movies that aren't good enough to watch again. What a dumb fucking question.

[amyzzz]

He's the one who listed his favorite movies he would watch over and over again which aren't necessarily the "best" movies as far as critics are concerned. I just wondered if he had another, more high brow list.

[M Sparks]

In other words, top 5 best movies that aren't good enough to watch again. What a dumb fucking question.

Nah...I actually think it's an interesting question. I can think of a few right off the bat...sometimes a really great movie just doesn't stand up to a repeat viewing, either because they depend on the element of surprise, or because it's an unpleasant experience.

[Monklish]

Nah...I actually think it's an interesting question. I can think of a few right off the bat...sometimes a really great movie just doesn't stand up to a repeat viewing, either because they depend on the element of surprise, or because it's an unpleasant experience.

I don't see how it's possible to deem something unpleasant "good." By definition, unpleasantness is bad. And I completely reject the notion of a great movie that doesn't stand up to a repeat viewing. If it doesn't, it's not great.

[amyzzz]

I didn't word the question right. SORRY.

[Monklish]

Then explain what the fuck you're talking about. Do you just mean which are the 5 best movies as opposed to favorite? That's a valid question and a distinction I make myself, but don't be so retarded about it.

[canexplain]

my sister is awesome, but dull.

That was funny and sort of sad at the same time .......

[canexplain]

I don't see how it's possible to deem something unpleasant "good." By definition, unpleasantness is bad. And I completely reject the notion of a great movie that doesn't stand up to a repeat viewing. If it doesn't, it's not great.

Wrong:


Synonyms: disagreeable, unlikable, horrible, horrid, distasteful, objectionable, obnoxious, repulsive, foul, nasty, bad
You may really disagree with a movie and think it is "distasteful, objectionable, and replusive" but that doesn't make it bad by definition......

[TomAz]

oh the irony.

[daxton]

^^ I'm just going to add my unsolicited 2 cents here. Requiem For A Dream- Unpleasant yet good. Would not watch it again.

[Monklish]

Wrong:


Synonyms: disagreeable, unlikable, horrible, horrid, distasteful, objectionable, obnoxious, repulsive, foul, nasty, bad
You may really disagree with a movie and think it is "distasteful, objectionable, and replusive" but that doesn't make it bad by definition......

You realize that a synonym isn't the same thing as a definition, right, you dumb fuck?

[TomAz]

Speaking of distasteful, objectionable, and repulsive, why is ron in this thread?

[lizng]

oh the irony.

I wasn't going to say it.



Mr. McDrinkerstein,

Did the musical tastes of your parents have any influence your music preferences? If so, explain.

If you had the time, ingredients and desire to cook a 3-course meal right now, what would you make?

Who are you favorite and least favorite former US Presidents, and why?

[chairmenmeow47]

drinky, you're living in the old west and you're a cowboy who's just rode into town, on the run for the law for some reason. what did you do to piss off the law and what is your new mission?

[canexplain]

You realize that a synonym isn't the same thing as a definition, right, you dumb fuck?

You know for being a fucking high school or was it elementary school dropout, you sure pretend like you are smart. The internets are so entertaining………..

[M Sparks]

I don't see how it's possible to deem something unpleasant "good." By definition, unpleasantness is bad.

OK, how about we say a movie that makes you uncomfortable. To me, that's an unpleasant experience, but apparently you don't agree. Anyway, that doesn't make it "bad", and in fact, some of the best movies I've ever seen made me extremely uncomfortable. I've used this before, but it's easy so...Bad Boy Bubby is a perfect example. However...

And I completely reject the notion of a great movie that doesn't stand up to a repeat viewing. If it doesn't, it's not great.

...you do have a point here. I WOULD watch Bad Boy Bubby again. In fact, I probably should.

But it's never going to be a movie that I watch over and over.

[Monklish]

Ron thinks that because something is a synonym it means it IS that thing.

[SoulDischarge]

The A.V. Club did a whole Inventory list of good movies that were too brutal for them to want to watch again. http://www.avclub.com/articles/not-a...tch-twic,2048/

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

Have you ever McHurt yourself whilst McDrinking?

For this, I'll refer to a recent post of mine in the default thread on the topic of drinking an entire 1/5 of liquor:

i have successfully downed a 1/5 twice and I don't think I would recommend it

Once was over a period of probably 4 hours in the form of monstrous rum and cokes. I was drinking it so fast that it didn't really occur to me how drunk i was until I was too late. Unfortunately, I have never blacked out before and I don't know I even have the ability to, but I certainly was a slobbering idiotic drunk and vomited a LOT, like for probably 3 hours straight, until it was just bile and then dry heaving.

The other time was fueled by coke and I also had probably 8 beers that night. Again, rum, but mostly shots or just as glasses this time. I made it through the night okay, but I had turbo diarrhea for a good 24 hours afterwards.

next question:

Wow, that's cool! I don't think I've ever met anyone who hasn't tried KoolAid

So what did you Mom let you drink as a kid? Water, juice, milk? What was your favorite juice?

As a young kid, you're right on: water, juice, milk. I guess my favorite juice would have been apple juice. I drank my fair share of grape and orange as well.

We used to have a juice extractor that my mom used to make carrot juice from, and i recall drinking a shitload of fresh carrot juice all the time

I thought it was Tits McGee.

Drinkey, just confirmed, a roller rink has been built at Coachella and Thurs-Sat 11 pm- 3 am we can roller skate for $5 an hour. Are you into this? Cause I know I fucking am. Tell us about your skating habits. In line or old school?

Tits McGee is how I've always known it.

As for the roller skating, this makes me want to camp even more. i may really need to make an effort to stay in the campsite at leats for one night now. I LOVE rollerskating. I learned on quads, having gone rollerskating a lot starting a young age at Moon Light Rollerway in Glendale, CA. I moved over to inline skates fairly quickly for street use, and actually playing outdoor street roller-hockey through TMCA leagues for over 10 years.

[york707]

I think the question is reasonable to ask: There are movies that you recognize the value of, the technical quality of, etc., but you just don't have a desire to see again. Certain movies (and music and art, etc) require a certain mood.

I love One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, which is to say I thought it was well-written, well-acted and most certainly moving, but I really don't like watching depicitons of mental illness, electro-shock therapy and lobotomies, so I don't go back and watch it.

[daxton]

We used to have a juice extractor that my mom used to make carrot juice from, and i recall drinking a shitload of fresh carrot juice all the time

I just discovered carrot orange juice today. It is amazing. How have I gone 27 years without this? That is not my question for you. This is:

What is the farthest you've traveled to see a band, and what band was it?