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[Klaudandus]

Lies, everyone knows monks walk on water.

Also, knowing you like WWE, I thought I should share these with you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5UCpgKo5og - pt 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VuL8kLz8HA - pt 2
Chances are, you've seen them already though

[Holyblaze]

I feel like when I go to strip clubs I expect this and get something WAAAAAAY worse.

Trying to catch up here...I think that my eye just had sex!

[Klaudandus]

[Klaudandus]

[Aubade]

that could be the cutest fucking thing I've ever seen.

[Amshel]

[Lightbeard]

Agreed ^

[Arnock]

[Lightbeard]

[Klaudandus]

Talking about shitty music... I found an instrumental polka version of Rebecca Black's Friday song and its actually pretty darn good... or at least amusing.

[Sagara]

For those litterary-minded: Polka will NEVER die!

[Melathys]

I would say the difference is the popularity of shitty music, not its existence.

I was without my mp3 player at work, and was listening to the radio. After about an hour (probably less) I decided I'd rather listen to the constant ringing in my ears than the crap that was on the radio.

[Klaudandus]

I would say the difference is the popularity of shitty music, not its existence.

I was without my mp3 player at work, and was listening to the radio. After about an hour (probably less) I decided I'd rather listen to the constant ringing in my ears than the crap that was on the radio.

I'd rather listen to Colin Cowherd on the radio than crappy music.

[Flex]

I would say the difference is the popularity of shitty music, not its existence.

The great thing about time is that only the good/important stuff gets remembered.

I highly doubt that the radio of the 60s sounded as "awesome" as the modern day oldies stations.

[Jabari]

I'd rather listen to Colin Cowherd on the radio than crappy music.

Good lord, that's saying something.

Nothing like this on the radio?