SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

James wrote: There's quite a tasty blonde line judge behind García-Lopez... mmm!

Your optical reflexes are fast eh?

Ricochet wrote: Dammit, Garcia-Lopez, go play elsewhere. I really wish I'd see the match, to observe is Fed is playing casual, or panning with brilliance. Probably the first.

The first.

He's not even trying.

There's quite a tasty blonde line judge behind García-Lopez... mmm!

Edited by James - June 24 2009 at 10:35

It looks fine my end.

You could be right. 

Verdasco has just taken the 3rd Set.

Even the tie-break is tight... this is getting silly. 

Wow, 6-0. 6-0.

She really is bad.

rushfan4 wrote: Padraic wrote: JayDee wrote: Hey guys, just curious. What do you think of N. Korea's threat  of  "wiping America off the map"? Are they even serious in saying that? They might be serious in that they want to do that, but their capability is well short of it. Put it this way - I'm an American, and I'm not losing any sleep about North Korea's statements.  Although I do consider firing a missile towards Hawaii as an act of war, and that we should feel free to retaliate. The only problem I have with this statement is it is the poor citizen of North Korea that would suffer from our retaliation and they have suffered quite enough I think.  And this includes most of their military who have no choice but to serve.  I think that in this case, similar to with Iran, we would need to have a surgical strike that takes out the top tier idiots that have the power and not the minions who have no choice but to follow or die.

Yeah. But i do hope this one gets resolved well.

Raff wrote: Padraic wrote: James wrote: That's the thing, Univers Zéro doesn't even sound avant-garde to me.  Yes, and there's nothing "random" about their music at all.  Quite in the other direction, really. That's exactly what I was thinking about when I wrote my last post. I really enjoy UZ immensely, and their music does not depress me, on the contrary. As for HC, they had all of their albums at NEARfest, but I had to choose what to get, and those can wait a little bit... Anyway, I do like Leg End, though some of the dissonant parts can be a bit hard to take - my favourite tracks are those leaning more towards the Canterbury side of things, like "The Ten Funerals of the Citizen King".

Nine.

Padraic wrote: James wrote: That's the thing, Univers Zéro doesn't even sound avant-garde to me.  Yes, and there's nothing "random" about their music at all.  Quite in the other direction, really.

That's exactly what I was thinking about when I wrote my last post. I really enjoy UZ immensely, and their music does not depress me, on the contrary. As for HC, they had all of their albums at NEARfest, but I had to choose what to get, and those can wait a little bit... Anyway, I do like Leg End, though some of the dissonant parts can be a bit hard to take - my favourite tracks are those leaning more towards the Canterbury side of things, like "The Ten Funerals of the Citizen King".