GuyBeardmane

It's painful, because you get all hyped to share the song with others and then they don't like it and you feel like you failed and disappointed them with your taste.

This one is Christmas.

Or just download ZSNES and pirate shit.

The Matt Damon cameo is probably my favorite part of the movie. I enjoy the movie as a whole, but the one thing that just really stands out is "Holy shit, that's Matt Damon and he's singing 'Scotty Doesn't Know'"

A time/resource management sim where you'd click on my cubicle and wait two hours before being able to click me again.

60% of the time, it works every time.

There's a name for us. Xennials You know, like an X-Men spin-off that would've come out Summer 2001.

A large slice of pizza with crunchy bacon on it.

Good reason.

Phantos from Super Mario Brothers 2 and the Mannequin Spider from Silent Hill 2 the movie.

I'MA COMPUTAH QUIT ALL THE DOWNLOADIN

No pat. Quatro gatos.

YES! Sheiky, Nikolai Volkoff, Captain' Lou, and Roddy Piper.

You should've linked the videos, both part one and two, because Iron Sheik is in them.

http://www.adultswim.com/videos/harvey-birdman-attorney-at-law/quatro-gatos/

Like what Pat said. The people who were drawn to the ASMB in the first place were united by common interest in some weird programming. It was a broad range of people who got together because we all liked one niche thing. And where we were all weird for liking weird shit, it was easier to get along and meet folks and find more shared interests. On top of that, the original ASMB was built as a real community. SwimBuddha running shop at first, making threads about going to the vending machine and how he'd buy the first person who replied a candy bar. SwimTorrent taking user ideas for polls on the site. The team actually sharing what users were saying on TV. And then you had showrunners and talent like Andy Merrill making the SwimBuddha eats poop thread, and Adam and Matt from Sealab creating the character MCHeshPants420 and trolling the boards before they dropped the episode "Dearly Beloved Seed." From the community the channel actually provided, it encouraged people to have fun and be weird and open. And from there it just grew. After chatting on the boards about topics a and b, it was easy to go into topics c and d and so on off the boards to online chat, and from online to real life meeting. It was super comfortable because these were already friends that we knew from a community that valued us all. And UEMB here is an extension of that, because even though the channel left us, the community and friendships were still there and there was a want to spread that feeling again. Or maybe we're just all fucking loonies. I dunno.

< Over 300 hours logged.

The correct answer.

The fuck is a slimewave? I'm too old for this shit, man.