I love music. I try to listen to Rock most of the time, but I'll get out eventually and listen to some Rap or Techno(I actually like Techno a lot)
Music
Death Metal, Power Metal, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Comedy, SOME rap
My favorite bands right now are Amon Amarth, Behemoth, and Nightwish.
I've recently stumbled upon Cradle of Filth.
Movies
U.H.F.
Office Space
The Matrix
The Matrix Reloaded
The Matrix Revolutions
300
Television
Spongebob, Al TV(when I get the chance to see it on those special days it is aired)
Books
Eragon, Eldest...and more, that I just don't feel like naming right now.
About me: I'm awesome, i recite pi, I'm in band, and um...more stuff. I am on http://www.nwametal.com
Who I'd like to meet: Lots of cool people:
Page-Vore
Weird Al' Yankovic- Weird Al
The Band Amon Amarth
The Band Behemoth
The Band Nightwish
John Two-Hawks - DONE
um...other people to.
Phillip Defranco
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Come hang out with Gravel Blaster TONIGHT at the Fear Factory Haunted House in spiro, Ok. $5.00 to get into haunted house, FREE to see Gravel Blaster!!! 6:00pm till whenever. I-540 south to Oklahoma, straight to Spiro, house on left. (After lake, before railroad tracks) ..
Your mom is wrong. Arkansas is 11th in every poll, and if any one thinks its because we were luck or what not or the other team was having a bad day, they are really really wrong. The Hogs are the real deal this year. They have won all of there games by playing well and over powering the other team with are world class running game. I don’t think there’s a team in the nation that can stop are running game. If we win are next 3 games we will go to the SEC championship and if we win that we could very likely go to the National Championship.
For a starting bass... Id go with a Bass Combo Pack, some thing that has a small amp, gig bag, bass....Ect
Good brands for starts are Squier, Ibanez, and if you want to go really hardcore get a B.C Rich Warlock. I think all of theses brands have bass starter packs.
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