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St. Anger is a horrific album. It's just seems like such a lazy album where they wanted to followed the trend of the time. I'm still of the belief though they haven't done anything worthwhile since Master of Puppets though (S&M was pretty fun though).

Not big on people whacking strokes on cuts of wrestlers, unless you're going for a comic gimmick on it and putting some vector lines over the top to give it that cartoon style.

Did you do the backgrounds?

Yeh, it's similar to my guitarists ESP EC-50, he had the floyd rose installed and it was epic. I love the Les Paul shape and I'm a fan of the minimal stripped down look. I'm not big on flashy guitars so this is right up my alley. The floyd rose is mainly for doing a bit of experimental metal stuff.

I used to have a Blackstar combo and it was really impressive. Ironically one of the guys I work with just got himself a brand new Gretsch Electromatic hollow body it's impressive to say the least!

So I built my Sunn with the DS pick ups. Decided to leave it in the UK for now as it weighed a metric ton and I'm leaving Mongolia in 5 months.

So I got this bad boy over here to treat myself. Along with the Orange Micro Terror and my Tube Screamer Clone, it sound gnarly.

Waynes of Anarchy.

I'm still of the believe Unser is actually Charlie Utter from Deadwood, he lives forever.

Unser wasn't dead! You clearly see him breathing in the shot that pans across him when the cops are at the house. New series coming soon, Sons of Unser.

I just wished DC would try to build a decent movie franchise (other than Batman) on the merit of actually writing good films and building the buzz that way, they just can't seem to master it though.

I adore The Joker, I have an Arkham Asylum Joker tattoo. My main gripe is they have one successful film franchise and they're just sticking a character in who has no place there. Yes, he's had run ins with them in the comics, but it'd be like sticking Iron Man in the GotG line up just to create buzz. I just think it's a desperation move from DC to get more buzz/outrage going for it rather than just producing a solid movie with little known characters.

Regardless of who was cast as The Joker, having the Joker in the Suicide Squad is just stupid anyways. And if he's in it as the bad guy, the character has been used to death and they have a wealth of equally good villians to use.

Just shows a lack of faith in the product I think from DC, having to get such big stars in to cover. I hope it does well and is interesting, but I'm not holding any hope.

I enjoy Cock Sparrer, good band, there are a fuck ton of skinhead punks near where I live when I'm home in the UK, great crowd, but Oi has never really appealed to me all that much. I was much more a skater punk as a kid and related more with the likes of Black Flag and Minor Threat than I did with the UK bands.

Yeh, BBT has been horrendous since Series 3 when it stopped being a smart comedy aimed at a different market and became a Friends-esque "LAUGH AT THE NERDS BEING FUNNY" relationship show.

How is Game Dev Tycoon, anyway? I considered picking it up once when it was on sale, but couldn't really afford it. Sadly, still can't.

Fun, more in depth that you'd think. But as folks have said, no real replay value. I may check out some of the Steam Workshop mods people have made.

Picked up Game Dev Tycoon, my MMO "World of Stasiak" got 100m buys even without expansion packs. The possibilities are endless.

Hellfest for me. I went in 2009 and it was amazing. Spent the whole weekend booked up watching the bands I wanted. That's never happened before,

Headliners are ok for me, but it's all about the small bands, I've got about 20-30 great bands to watch there.

I'm actually back in the UK in time for festivals this year as my contract in Mongolia finishes. So I'm going to Hellfest. Line up is killer.

If Kiss play, it's well worth going. I saw them on their last Download appearance and it was one of the best shows I'd ever seen at a festival. Great showmanship.

Oh, a UK one, Catherine Tate, about as funny as the holocaust.

Picked up Massive Chalice last night. Great fun, it's like Game of Thrones meets X-Com: Enemy Unknown.

Another one of my favourite characters besmirched, I'm all for modifications for films and what not, but this sounds piss poor.

Just this:

Shia LeBout, Megan Fox. End.

Anyone got any experience with the Valiant brand? Looking to check out their comics, but no idea where a good jumping on point would be.

X-O Manowar is really good, only read the first 10 issues but I enjoyed it.

I for one am loving that fact we'll be spoilt with this many comic movies, it won't last forever.

Some of my favourite comics over the last few years that got me back in (and kept me into) comics:

Supergod by Warren Ellis

The Boys by Garth Ennis

Saga by Brian K. Vaughn & Fiona Staples

Manhattan Projects by Jonathan Hickman & Nick Pitarra

Batman (reboot) by Scott Snyder

Moon Knight (reboot) by Brian Michael Bendis

Uncannt X-Force by Rick Remender

The Incredible Hulk by Jason Aaron & Mark Silverstri (fun little run)

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