Randomly Crap Out Your Opinions Thread

[darkwinterbeast8]

I think it depends on whether we're talking the "smart nerds" or the nerds who just have really bad social skills. The latter are probably the ones who go for the really bad metalcore/deathcore

For the record, though, I've never even met a "smart nerd". They're just a fable to me.

I always thought that Nerds were smart and had interests that were outside the mainstream, geeks were normal people with interests that were outside the mainstream, and dorks were the super spazzy people with no social skills whatsoever that ate their own boogers.

[Der_Lex]

We played The Rest Will Flow by Porcupine Tree at our wedding, since that's kind of 'our song'.

For our wedding march, Nara by E.S. Posthumus (better known as the theme song for Cold Case to most) narrowly beat out the Secret of Monkey Island theme song. Part of me still regrets not going for the latter.

[seriousbusson]

Oh man, I love all the answers here. Tons of cool choices.

I just picked those two sine I wanted to decide what would be a a sweeter reunion to attempt for in my dream wedding, Smiths or Heads.

[clashcityrocker10]

I haven't been to a wedding in a very long time. I've really not thought about a good wedding song.

[Bouffant_Betty]

We played The Rest Will Flow by Porcupine Tree at our wedding, since that's kind of 'our song'.

For our wedding march, Nara by E.S. Posthumus (better known as the theme song for Cold Case to most) narrowly beat out the Secret of Monkey Island theme song. Part of me still regrets not going for the latter.

God, why didn't you?!?

[Der_Lex]

God, why didn't you?!?

Mostly because we had trouble finding a decent recording of it. Our wedding was a small affair (just us and our mutual parents) in the library of an old hotel in Edinburgh, so we didn't have a band, just a sound system. It was part of our music playlist (along with the 'A Pirate I Was Meant To Be' song from Monkey 3) at our wedding party back in Antwerp, though.

Also, having the Smiths at your wedding would kinda suck, since I doubt Morrissey would show up unless it was a meat-free affair. And everybody knows that it's not a real party without bacon.

[Ultimatum]

TMBG still worth seeing?

[Bouffant_Betty]

Teenage Mutant Boisterous Gentleman? Totally!

[clashcityrocker10]

TMBG still worth seeing?

Well, what kind of show is it? Nowadays they do a lot of "family-friendly" shows, which means they only perform stuff from their children's albums. I know a few people who didn't realize that, went to one of them, and really didn't like it. I hear they're doing a show in New York that covers their whole career for free, though, so I'm thinking of checking that one out.

[instantdeath999]

I always thought that Nerds were smart and had interests that were outside the mainstream, geeks were normal people with interests that were outside the mainstream, and dorks were the super spazzy people with no social skills whatsoever that ate their own boogers.

I think that's probably right. I think nerd is the most common of the three though, and is sometimes considered an "umbrella" term.

Dorks seem to be the most common. In high school, there was this group of kids who would sit in the library and argue about whether vampires are better than werewolves. I just really hope that wasn't inspired by twilight.

Random: I just got in my first car "accident"... in the form of hitting a deer. I maintain there was nothing I could have done, though. It's almost like he was waiting for me, because when I say he jumped right out at me, I do not exaggerate. I was fully alert, and actually managed to not kill the deer and only get a slight dent... nevertheless, I'm sure I'll never hear the end of this.