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Can anybody point me to an exact time reference, when that line is spoken?

timdiggerm said:

Ryan McAvoy said:

I don't recall it being spoken in that scene.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVHnnzgQlG4#t=52

As I thought.

which apparently broke the thread

I don't recall it being spoken in that scene.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Ebonics is up there with the stereotypical gay lisp as the worst sound to ever come out of the human mouth.

 I usually find the sound of hyberbole to be worse.

This may just be, not only the most badass photograph ever taken, but the most awesome thing since the dawn of man...

...and I'd never seen it before until 30 seconds ago. My circle life is now complete.

Carthage said:

"If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine"

What film is this line from?

who sold ersatz headache Kiwis

I can see listening to the early Beatles in mono but the later stuff is designed for stereo first and foremost. The swirling voices on the coda of Sgt Pepper and the jet flying from right to left on the opening of The White Album spring to mind.

EyeShotFirst said:

I still don't believe it's as simple as all that. I think the basic ingredients of the Chuck Berry, Elvis, and Buddy Holly "Rock 'N' Roll" are still very much a part of the AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, and Van Halen "Rock".

To a greater and then a lesser extent.

Jimmy Page was playing Blues-Rock in the Yardbirds, it wasn't until Led Zep that it became what we now look back on and call "Classic Rock". Similarly The Who were a Mod band (Who had a mid career dabble with the psychedelia fad) before also finding that "Classic Rock" sound with 'Live at Leeds' and 'Who's Next'.

was sold by Cyrano Jones

imperialscum said:

ray_afraid said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

I wonder why '50s rock isn't considered classic rock. 

Because "rock" and "Rock n' Roll" aren't the same thing.

And what is the difference? Please explain technically, as I won't take an explanation along the lines of "Chuck Berry is rock n' roll, Rolling Stones are rock".

Okay time for me sort this one out...

Rock 'n' Roll / Blues / Rockabilly = Music played by black and white men from the 50s with brylcreem quiffs, who are  impeccably dressed in smart matching suits, and who probably have an "and" after their name.

Classic Rock / Rock / RAWK = Music played by white men from the 70s stripped to the waist, dripping in sweat, with long flowing hair, eyeliner and high-pitched operatic voices who like fondling/licking their phallic Guitars. Let me be clear, there is nothing homo-erotic about "Classic Rock" at all.

....oh and they sound different too but the easiest for you to judge that, is to listen to them both and then hear the difference.

only magic sunglasses and bubblegum

Doing a google animated image search for "Margaret Thatcher" gets some pretty disturbing results.

^ Indeed. Expansive double/triple/sextuple albums, when done right, are awesome.

3rd Bass to release records

Oh I thought this was gonna be a thread about the book/movie, 'The Help' :-(

(I thought the rest of the thread title was a just a general confession).

It's gotta be Led Zep II. Every song is the best Guitar riff ever.

If it's Buffalo mozzarella, rip up chunks of it and scatter them in the middle of your next lasagne. They go all melty and mmmmmmmm

Not liking Jelly Babies does not compute... and Bassett's are the best.

TheBoost said:

skyjedi2005 said:

Only real complaint i have is the Imperial March is now a generic theme for the Empire and no longer Vader's theme.

 I'm not certain it was ever supposed to specifically be solely Vader's theme.

I thought it was a general theme also, but apparently not...

SilverWook said:

This is the most unusual unlicensed item I've seen in a while...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Star-Wars-Zen-Yoda-Buddha-Statue-Mint-Green-by-Muckychris-/111594783050

 That's not "Mint-Green", that's olive green. I'm complaining to eBay.

In answer to the OP... I think Carrie Fisher did it sometime during the filming on ESB.

(I feel ashamed for making that joke :-( but not so much that I didn't just make it)

imperialscum said:

Ryan McAvoy said:

imperialscum said:

Citizen Kane... I don't like it

Obviously this statement calls in to question the validity of your opinions on everything else.

Saying that an opinion can be valid or invalid is pretty much one of the must stupid things one can say. Especially when it comes to an opinion of an art.

Firstly, it was obviously a joke.

Secondly, I didn't say your opinion was invalid. The intent of the joke was to suggest that 'not liking Citizen Kane', was a first sign of diminished mental competence. The kind of mental incompetence that would legally invalidate documents such as a Will.

Would somebody stating that "Jar-Jar Binks was the most emotionally moving character ever comitted to celluloid" not cause you treat their subsequent statements with suspicion? Can somebody not have poor judgment? Is the word "taste" simply something I imagined?

imperialscum said:

Citizen Kane... I don't like it

Obviously this statement calls in to question the validity of your opinions on everything else.