Shred Room LI: Senpai Claus is Coming to Town

I started watching Arthur's Christmas with my nephews and it starts out showing that they deliver toys with this high technology spaceship and all of the elves and Santa parachuting/gliding into homes and it all being technological and whatnot.  Completely different than the traditional Santa Claus and his reindeer story.  I kept waiting for them to ask why Santa was delivering toys that way instead of with his reindeer, etc...  I hope I didn't let the reindeer out of the bag by watching this.  I ended up turning it off about 10 or 15 minutes into it but I am afraid the damage may be done.  They didn't say anything to me and my sister hasn't said anything to me so....

twseel wrote: Today I was listening to 65daysofstatic at school and someone wanted to know what I was lsitening to, so listened along for a while and than he asked me if it was metal.

Is the laughter annoying like this?

rushfan4 wrote: I started watching Arthur's Christmas with my nephews and it starts out showing that they deliver toys with this high technology spaceship and all of the elves and Santa parachuting/gliding into homes and it all being technological and whatnot.  Completely different than the traditional Santa Claus and his reindeer story.  I kept waiting for them to ask why Santa was delivering toys that way instead of with his reindeer, etc...  I hope I didn't let the reindeer out of the bag by watching this.  I ended up turning it off about 10 or 15 minutes into it but I am afraid the damage may be done.  They didn't say anything to me and my sister hasn't said anything to me so....

Maybe they already know santa isn't real?  Sometimes kids are smarter than you give credit.  Me and my brother always pretended because we thought it was more fun that way, but the illusion was pretty much shattered when you notice grandma and santa use the same wrapping paper. Its just a fun bit of lore similar to the thought the undead come out on halloween or you get paid cold hard cash ($.25) for getting your teeth knocked out.

I dont know why "7 for 4" isnt more known. I mean, who plays guitar like this??

Triceratopsoil wrote: "For those living at the bottom of the heap, whatever trickles down to us is  usually warm, wet and yellow. Maybe that is why we are called peons."

HemispheresOfXanadu wrote: Triceratopsoil wrote: "For those living at the bottom of the heap, whatever trickles down to us is  usually warm, wet and yellow. Maybe that is why we are called peons."

in my defense, whoever wrote that quote in the first place is the one who missed a word

Triceratopsoil wrote: HemispheresOfXanadu wrote: Triceratopsoil wrote: "For those living at the bottom of the heap, whatever trickles down to us is  usually warm, wet and yellow. Maybe that is why we are called peons." in my defense, whoever wrote that quote in the first place is the one who missed a word

Fair enough. 

It was both kind of, i've heard of it and planned on watching it prior - but you bringing it up just made me start it early. 

desistindo wrote: I dont know why "7 for 4" isnt more known. I mean, who plays guitar like this?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jCF4CaYj5g

One of the first bands I checked out when I discovered this site. They're very much like if Dream Theater focused on writing jazz-fusion, but that guitarist is wild.