is it supposed to be like a baby Corinthian?

sometimes, impromptuJ, when a boy hipster d-bag loves a girl hipster d-bag very much, they want to express that love. on video. for sale.

Koninginnedag represent
it's a bit creepy (or eerily apropos, or both) that tonight you put up a video of Michael Bowen taken right after he had celebrated Queen's Day for his obit

it's later than you think

i don't know, seems a little derivative

*swine

guys, pace yourselves, friday buzzkills hasn't even been put up yet: don't use all your swinfe flu jokes at once!

a million tiny rabins
looking forward to hearing nathan's tearful apology on oprah, revealing he never has actually consumed any pop culture, much less grown up using it as a means to deal with shitty life circumstances

@fingersniffingood:

konichiwa, bitches

i think Ulysses is a good argument against a pass. but then, I can't stand the guy.

this thread brings up a question i've got about this system: so how exactly do these life passes work: does it mean an everlasting fount of goodwill?

@ Riff and OranjeMonkey:

who ever said 40 years of howard hughes level weirdness wasn't a good thing?

handing passes out like candy by now
Will Smith: the fresh prince, and god help me, Independence Day

I was mostly attacking being associated with that movie, not the soundtrack per se. and you're welcome. this is, after all, what lifetime passes were made for.

"come with me" is the title, got left out, or maybe was forcefully erased from my memory

I'd argue that Page needed it way more than Plant (whose album with Krauss I actually enjoy) for the abomination that is Puff Daddy feat. Jimmy Page, which, lest you have forgotten, was for the SOUNDTRACK FOR GODZILLA. ugh.

shit, ignoring everything else he's done (and I'm not sure he even needs a pass) I'd give one to James Caan based on Bottle Rocket - life passes all around!

so when you give phil spector a lifetime pass, does that include murder? or just absolving any artistic crimes that may have been committed in his career.