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That's all well and good, but... do they have a flag?

In no particular order... Streetlight Manifesto, Rage Against the Machine, Explosions In The Sky

Seriously dude, just let it go...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia goddamnit, beat me to it...

Explosions In The Sky - Welcome, Ghosts

It got Fire Eye'd Boy by Broken Social Scene and Bombtrack by Rage. ****ing awesome. edit: To everyone who can't get it to work - you're doing it wrong. It just got Caring Is Creepy by The Shins and I'm Shipping up to Boston by The Dropkick Murphys.

Iron and Wine - Weary Memory

Go to sleep.

Iron and Wine - Teeth In The Grass I downloaded their discography ages ago, but I've just started listening to it properly. F-ing brilliant.

Protip: Those weren't women. No girls on teh interbutz, etc.

I never said he wasn't. I just think it's funny that he's basically saying, "Even though I've never come close to being with a woman, if the situation ever arises, I will be more than prepared to give her copious amounts of pleasure, due to the extensive research I have conducted in this area...

Awesome song. It's maintained a healthy place on my "most played" playlist since you sent it my way last year. The Arcade Fire - Neighborhood #2 (Laika)

ITT: Raziaar tries to make himself feel better about never having touched a woman.

Pfft, the forum dinosaurs already have their own little private section of the internet; there's no need to turn HL2.net into an oligarchy... Unless of course you want to make '04 members part of the "cool club", then I don't see a problem with it. ;)

Holy shit dude...I just realized something. Three more days, and I will have been here for three years. D: Obvious newb is obvious.

****in' A

To be honest, it's pretty unlikely that a terrorist organization will ever be able to get their hands on a "suitcase nuke". The more realistic threat comes from allowing nations that are sympathetic to terrorist organizations the ability to operate their own nuclear programs. To be honest, port...

Streetlight Manifesto - Somewhere In The Between