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Alien, what's going on here? Also, what's your wallpaper?
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Don't go all Fritz Lang on me.
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That makes absolutely no sense. Aren't you guys German? Sollt ihr nicht leistungsfaehlig (sp?) sein? Also: "The Serenity Tin" is a stupid name (may be a good name for a band, though).
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Probably off rescuing that damn frog again. No, wait, I'm thinking of Starfox. Anyway, The Israeli Buffy/Angel/Firefly/AnythingJossMakes Fanclub got the DVDs at a reduced price, so I'm happy-happy. Wonderful outtakes, too. Nathan Fillion is teh funy!!!1
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Yes, these are trying times.
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They can get to do the soundtrack.
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That's pretty cool.
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They could try to make an Indy adventure game or two, so how that might turn out. Dunno. Off the top of my head.
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That's a bit creepy, but overall commendable.
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I hope the German voices remain in the English version, with a funny accent.
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You work in Beirut? P.S. Firefly? Brilliant. Love it.
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I will soon hopefully tell you about a new CD I really really like. It is called Scream.
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My 201st post here tries to find a way to bypass the fucking asterisks.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the answer is a resounding yes. Wir Sind Helden are a very good music band. Von Hier an Blind is an album which is addicting to listen to. I have a lot of (read: some) respect for the German people, their culture and their language, but German usually sounds like crap. Seriously. The opening track, I Forgetsch Der Naame auf Die Aupfenningtraak, it sounds like music. When Judith sings, it sounds like music rather than words. This may be hard for Germans to accept, but that's a real feat. For now I am happy listening to the album without understanding much. I personally place a lot of emphasis on the lyrics when I listen to music, so that's saying a lot. My 200th post here celebrates good music, and that's just the way it's supposed to be. P.S. Alien, where'd you get the pre-****ed-up stuff from?
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Hey, they really *are* good.