"IIIIIIIIIIII quit... I quit!... I quit!"

I love that movie.[/quote]

Uh, OK. You categorize AC/DC and Slayer as a lot of things, but Burrito would not be one of them.

i'm trying to justify affording one

Wimpy Voice:
I hate Ipod's.

Just do it, you won't regret it.
Make it one of those combined gifts when people ask what to get you.

If you can't swing that, my 8year old just bought himself a 200 song MP3 player for $30. I'll tell you where we live. You can push him off his bike and take it away from him.

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“Mmmm. Move over, eggs. Bacon just got a new best friend - fudge.”

I agree the iPod is a great buy and i would suggest getting one of the larger ones not the nano because you can only fit about 160 songs on it.

you guys are all wussbags.

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Their music is so over-the-top that it seems clear it's designed to do nothing other than repress homosexual urges.

Gee, I always thought it was just designed to be cool guitar riffs. Guys wearing jeans and t-shirts (less Angus) with loud guitars and screaming is so obviously burrito. I dont' know how I missed that. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Look into the work of Pansy Division. They're a little less gay than some of your current favorites.

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you're not officially gay until you've sung along with a five for fighting song

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"i drink when and where i'm supposed to, at home and by myself."

My first date with the future mrs. rodeo, I took her to a Kenny G Concert.

While the end result was worth it...Kenny G is the musical Anti-Christ. Bleh!!!

However, I have a guilty musical pleasure. I liked Frankie Goes To Hollywood as a teen. I'm not proud of that...and certainly don't have anything romantic or noble like taking my future wife to a concert of theirs!

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Stupidity irritates the crap outta me... and yes, I irritate myself far too often.

you're officially burrito if you actually know who 54F is....

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@audioidkid

you guys are all "chuck norris" compared to me.

since 1992, i have seen indigo girls every time they came through either chicago or iowa, sometimes more than once. i'm probably approaching 20 shows now.

and you know what? i'm not embarassed to say so.

what can i say? i love the female voice (said like hawk)

here's proof. i listen to ___________ on a regular basis:

neko case
lucinda williams
leona naess
luscious jackson
jenny lewis/rilo kiley
the ditty bops
edie brickell

EDIT: add mary lou lord and juliana hatfield to the mix

my name is mopery, and i'm burrito....

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"Someone put too many farts in this engine! It's about to explode!" - Tracy Jordan

This reads like an AA Meeting would.

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SideshowBob311: "Sadly enough, I think we're the "intelligent" portion of the sports radio fanbase".
"I make fun of whoever sucks, including me"- Harry 11/30/07

I think even the Indigo Girls themselves would respond to this by saying "Wow, that's f'n gay".

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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a goddamn shame.

http://www.TheCommittedIndian.com/

lol!!!!!

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"Someone put too many farts in this engine! It's about to explode!" - Tracy Jordan

funniest post this week.

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@audioidkid

you're officially gay for using the abbreviation of 54F for Five for Fighting.

It makes me sad that one of the wussiest "bands" on the planet has appropriated a penalty in hockey reserved for badasses as its name.

Like the Dillinger Escape Plan once said, "Irony is a dead scene".

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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a goddamn shame.

http://www.TheCommittedIndian.com/

While I'm not a HUGE fan of Neko Case's solo work, I love her voice as part of the New Pornographers.

As far as Lucinda Williams goes, I consider Happy Woman Blues, Lucinda Williams, and Car Wheels on a Gravel Road to be country/country-blues masterpieces.

Have you ever checked out Iris DeMent's first CD, Infamous Angel? That's a remarkable old-time country-folk CD whose magic Iris hasn't been able to duplicate in subsequent efforts. You might also be interested in Kate Bush's "best of" collection, The Indescribable Wow, although her music is something different altogether.

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