Posts by Megan Brooks

no idea said:do you mean he would try to kill them?🤣 🤣

The other Underground Warriors would surely step up to help him, wouldn't they?

That fish soup is just a nationalist who never really said it out loud... I doubt he’d ever show up here... what would he even sing about regarding two travelers heading toward Miami... oh well, my friend from Chicago.... For his gig, I'm putting on my black tuxedo even though it's getting a bit small, and I'm shaving my head for the fight.....Oi!

Just call him Dirty Desmond and His Amputee Legs

I don't feel the need to respect someone else's lack of musical taste

To me, it all comes down to what resonates personally... if something hits the right note for me, then it’s good, but if others find joy in things that I simply can't connect with, why should I be bothered by their preferences?

Here is that old thread from the film forum where we all went a little overboard discussing various movies...

It’s got everything from gritty crime dramas and classic war films to romances and some pretty ridiculous stuff, too.

http://www.backpackrock.com/forum/vi...er=asc&start=0

Come on, everyone else... why is it that nobody else wants to jump in?

The absolute absurdity of this whole situation

http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/playuk.php?id=261464

Here is one more... let's see what you all think about this one.

http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/playuk.php?id=261421

I honestly don't know what to say to either of you, but I'm just completely done with this whole situation and everyone involved in Oklahoma City.

Jose Chase2 said:Worshipping the devil doesn't actually have anything to do with human freedom.👎

Isn't it true that no religion in the world truly offers liberation, given how they all seem to function by imposing endless rules and restrictions? Doesn't every faith eventually resort to those same old patterns—telling you what you can or cannot do, or using the threat of missing out on heaven as a way to keep people living in constant fear and anxiety?

Jose Chase2 said:Following that line of reasoning, I guess the KKK is fine too, since you won't find any Black people at their rallies.👎

Is it possible that even the KKK could be considered acceptable as long as they stay within the bounds of free speech? Of course, physically attacking or killing people is never okay, but why shouldn't an individual be allowed to hold hateful views toward Black people if that is simply how they feel?
Is it wrong just because it feels wrong?
It seems pointless; people can hate all they want, provided they don't resort to violence.

I personally wouldn't ban anything.

While Marilyn Manson doesn't go around burning down churches, if someone finds a cross offensive, why shouldn't they be allowed to insult it or express themselves similarly? I find myself constantly criticizing those religious zealots whenever the opportunity arises, yet I never try to stop them from believing whatever they choose, so why should Catholics be allowed to target him through baseless campaigns when they are just as guilty of intolerance?

Jose Chase2 said:What’s really the issue here? If someone is performing provocative acts using a cross, of course they're going to offend some people's sensibilities.🙄 🙄 🙄

But whose sensibilities are we even talking about? The people who actually bought tickets to see the show aren't bothered by it, are they?

And those who might feel offended aren't at the concert anyway; they're probably off somewhere else praying...

The only ones who might take issue are the police, but even among them, isn't it possible there are "Satanists," atheists, or Muslims who simply don't care about the symbol of the cross?
And even if he said something particularly edgy, the cops speak English, right?

Lawrence Booth2 said:since I only know a handful of tank movies set on the Eastern Front

If anyone happens to know any films with themes similar to the Iron Cross, would you mind sharing those titles? I would truly love to watch them. 🙂

You have Stalingrad... that one tells the story from the German perspective and it’s a fantastic film, released back in 1988... I believe the Iron Cross came out in 1977.

From the German side, there is also Das Boot, though that focuses on submarines rather than the Eastern Front.

In that final scene where Cage passes away, right as the screen fades to white and the word "dead" appears, does anyone else notice him blink just for a second?

I can't help but wonder, what is it about Roleyes that captures everyone's attention so much?

Has anyone else had a chance to watch it lately? I just finished it recently and found it to be quite wonderful... it even features a cameo by Newt Gingrich at the end.

It feels like everyone is just part of some secret society or deep state conspiracy out to get us... I'm staying far away from all of that!!

Does anyone know of a movie featuring better aerial combat set during World War II? I found the dogfights and the attack on the harbor to be decent enough, but the romantic subplot was just terrible,
And everyone seems to complain about the blatant American patriotism, especially since the film centers on Pearl Harbor... isn't a patriotic surge expected from a story like that? As far as I recall, Doolittle was a real person and they actually did launch those raids against Japan... someone earlier claimed otherwise, but at the end of the day, they won the war, so why shouldn't there be a little dramatization? If I were in their shoes, I'd probably do the same. May the Force be with you..

Since we're already talking about gay culture, I can't help but mention the musical group ANAL CUNT...

here is one of their tracks:

I Just Saw The Gayest Guy on Earth He hangs around in allston

he wanders through Allston, usually sporting a tree-patterned shirt

his top band is Roadsaw, and he's a regular at the Model Cafe

he spends time with Toxic Narcotic, and he sports a tribal tattoo

his closest buddy is Joe Bonni, who has a pierced eyebrow

with those purple dreadlocks, he holds down a job at Herrell's Ice Cream

wearing an "Allston Rock City" tee, I hope you fucking die