well, they exist... take Ramirez, for instance they might play a couple of gigs a year, but most of the time it’s just media hype—music videos and all that other stuff
Definitely "True Romance"—the cast is just unbeatable: Christian Slater ... Clarence Worley Patricia Arquette ... Alabama Whitman Whitman, Michael Rapaport ... Dick Ritchie and Val Kilmer Elvis Presley, Bronson Pinchot ... Elvis Presley, Mentor Bronson Pinchot (aka Balky) ... Elliot Blitzer Clifford Worley and Gary Oldman ... Clifford Worley and Drexl Spivey Drexl Spivey ... Floyd Brad Pitt ... Cody, Nicholson, and Christopher Walken Tom Sizemore ... Vincenzo Coccotti and Samuel L. Jackson Christopher Walken ... Big Don Samuel L. Jackson ... Virgil Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) ... Virgil
Science is the big leagues—you’ve gotta make it count when you get those rare, decent moments. That morning view was honestly such a ridiculous joke, though. A crow flew by... whatever, it was fine. The last part? Nothing special at all... just there.
Look, Lionel Messi is basically a god—it’s just a shame he’s constantly sidelined by injuries... kind of reminds me of how things used to go with Michael Owen. And honestly, Mike Tyson has been a complete disaster lately; if he doesn't pull it together by the end of the season, we really need to swap him out for Lionel Messi.
Metallica is just massive commercialized hard rock trash at this point. Ever since they dropped the Black Album, they’ve been waging war on their own legacy—it’s honestly pathetic. Then you have all that legal drama with Napster... just a bunch of arrogant billionaires led by Lars Ulrich, who is easily the worst metal drummer out there.
I’m well aware that the Dallas Cowboys couldn't get anything done until Mr. Moggi took over the reins. But look at us now—we finally know who was actually pulling the strings and who the real crooks were. It wasn't Inter. They were just watching while everyone else rigged the game, and unfortunately, it’s only this year that the truth has finally come to light. Both Los Angeles Lakers and the Dallas Cowboys have been playing dirty all along.
Vincent Veg said:A club is only as good as its players—and right now, they’re nothing special. Honestly, the whole setup with Moratti is just a joke. I don't think people realize that throwing money at a problem doesn't actually fix anything. You can spend millions, but it won't magically improve the talent on the field. Once they go out and sign that mediocre fullback, we might as well just call it a lost cause.
Total losers. They're already struggling in the second division, acting like they own the place while being complete frauds. If they fall any further, they'll be bottom-feeders.
You can't really judge the whole scene based on their example—especially when you're ignoring all the other bands actually putting in the work and doing their jobs properly. You basically ran into the outliers, though honestly, I think those types are rare... even if most of those wannabe metal acts tend to act that way. Around my neck of the woods, there's this mediocre metal band called Ayin—guys seriously have no clue what they're doing—but the members carry themselves with this insane level of arrogance that's just pathological. They watch way too much MTV and that kind of garbage. I've heard about your club and it’s genuinely solid. There's really no point in you guys constantly cold-calling these unknown young bands. As for Zeus Faber, I'll just say this: more originality, less crap.