[QUOTE="matisrock"]

You basically just restated everything everyone knows about smoking. The problem is, you don't know what made a person start. People from all walks of life, all family situations smoke, and they all have their reasons.

avatar_genius

You insinuated that what I said was "obvious."

If it's so "obvious" then why do people do it.

If the concept is that simple to understand, people should not have a problem understanding it.

This is what baffles me.

Sorry I insinuated, I meant to blatantly say it. It is obvious. People do it because they don't care. They do understand it, it just doesn't worry/bother them.

Speakerphone, always.

[QUOTE="matisrock"]

[QUOTE="Chiddaling"] Heath Ledger was great in Brockback Mountain.Solid_Tango

And in Lords of Dogtown.

Yeah, he was Skip Engblom, the guy who ran the shop.

No chance. I do the same thing I'd do if I suddenly had a million dollars-buy an Xbox 360 and save the rest.

Somebody said Johnny Depp as The Riddler-that would be cool, although I think Edward Norton or Brad Pitt could pull it off as well.

A new Poison Ivy would be cool too.

[QUOTE="Solid_Tango"]Oh come on guys, Heath Ledger didnt have any good roles before the dark knight, but he turned out very good. I believe this guy has some potential.Chiddaling

And in Lords of Dogtown.

You basically just restated everything everyone knows about smoking. The problem is, you don't know what made a person start. People from all walks of life, all family situations smoke, and they all have their reasons.

I enjoy Muse, but I love Radiohead, and there are definitely similarities between the two. Chris Martin and Coldplay have been more outspoken about the influence Radiohead has had on their music, but comparisons are more often drawn between Thom Yorke & Co. and Muse.

Oddly enough, a week or so ago, I was wearing a Radiohead shirt out to dinner, and a guy in the restaurant came up to me and said "Have you heard of a band called Muse? Don't you think they sound like Radiohead?"

There's an Italian restaurant in my area that has incredibly nice bathrooms. Their disposable towels are barely one step below actual cloth towels, they have a variety of soaps, and the floors and toilets are always spotless.

I need some music, something like
Entombment of a Machineby Job For A Cowboy
or
Unansweredby Suicide Silence
or
Endzeit by Heaven Shall Burn

stuff like this, show me please, I want something heavy, but I dont know where to look. I dont want crap vocals either, I want music with good vocals that is just infectious and brimming with awesomenesseses. Please Help Me D=

MuddVader

This is just my opinion, but all three of those bands are straight-up garbage. I'm sure why you'd listen to those if you're looking for music with "good vocals," and keep in mind that I'm a metal fan.

I'm also a Daft Punk fan, and I feel, as so many others on this thread do, that you have led me on. Shame.