Red Mosquito

I don't even know what I'm doing, Rangi.

Neither do I really - I'm probably still to much of fan to have any type of critical input here...

Same here. Though the more I hang out in PJ chat the more my fandom wanes.

Cynicism is cancer of the soul.

Souls are acquirable

And easy acceptance is the soil upon which mediocrity thrives

One more, come on.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Cynicism is cancer of the soul.

Seems right.

theplatypus wrote:One more, come on.

Jorge wants you to know etc.

People I would most want in my framily:

1. Kevin Durant
2. Meg Myers
3. Kaius
4. Ben Affleck
5. The penguin with the backpack from that Japanese youtube clip

That's a great list.
However..
I dread the day I let you down, Lament.

We're gonna fly to the sun, Kaius.

Sometimes I wish Kauis was spelled Kyuss but other than that he's perfect.

You guys sure know how to make a guy blush, but Kaius is nothing without Lament and bada.

bada wrote:Sometimes I wish Kauis was spelled Kyuss but other than that he's perfect.

yeah its unfortunate.

McParadigm wrote:

Like a war between the poet style of Lou Reed vs. Morrison.

oh, that's funny.

Thanks friend, I think. I was stretching that one out a bit. Looks pretty stupid now that I re-read it.

darth_vedder wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Like a war between the poet style of Lou Reed vs. Morrison.

oh, that's funny.

Thanks friend, I think. I was stretching that one out a bit. Looks pretty stupid now that I re-read it.

Nothing wrong with what you wrote.

Another reason The Doors get a bad rap is because their fans tend to be incredibly annoying. I don't think they're terrible, but I do find them mostly pretty boring.

Serious question: are there even still Doors fans? I mean like real fucking hardcore fans and shit? It seems like 15 to 20 years you'd meet people with Morrison posters in their room, but today? These people still exist? Some washed-up hippies maybe, but how often do you meet these people?

There are plenty of kids my age (28) that were Doors fans in high school, so I'd imagine there is still a section of our teen youth that hails Morrisson today.