"Symphony of Destruction (Gristle Remix)" by Megadeth
Oh. My. God. This is AWESOME.

Went to get my check from work. It is MIA.

I admit that NO U.

I said ONE of the finest, not THE finest.

That position is to be determined in a mudpit cagematch between Mariah Carey and whatever the hell woman was last in my Google search.

LOLWUT

AP: "Boom Boom Pow" music video. It's trippy as fuck.

PP: My computer won't run TF2, even at lowest specs.
This is a failure of epic proportions

I tried reading "The Redneck Manifesto" by Jim Goad, but it's kind of a hard read. I can't keep my mind on it.

So I started on "Beer Blast" by... uhh... that one guy. I can't remember his name. Anyway, it's a really amusing, eye-opening story about the brewing industry. It starts with a history of the different types of beer in America, all the failed brands, and how big names--like Miller, Budweiser, Coors, and others--got to where they are, and how they've been challenged by smaller brands such as Heineken, Corona, and Sam Adams. It's a little dated--written in 1996, I believe--so the figures aren't accurate. But it's still pretty relevant.

The author was the advertising executive for the company that imported Heineken before it was taken over by Heineken US. He tells how Jim Koch (founder of Sam Adams) isn't the nice guy that he seems like he is in his commercials. He took some cheap shots at Heineken by taking advantage of his incredibly small per-barrel production.

It's a good book for anyone who likes reading about wars going on inside of an industry.

I admit that I find Fergie one of the finest women ever born.

I thought the same thing until I stepped on the wireless router and deactivated their connection to da intrawebz. They got really pissy after that,

"Deathaura," Sonata Arctica.
It's radically different from their older stuff. I like it, but it's just weird.

I read the first of the "Left Behind" series. The story itself is good, but it's obviously written to be evangelistic, as well, and it was kind of annoying. It was repetitive when it got into the "JESUS SAVES!" parts.

A southern state. I think I'll leave it at that.

Dear Lord, please don't tell me it WASN'T Georgia or Alabama.
Edit: Oops

PP: My sergeant. He's makes me RAAAAAAAAAAGE!!!! on a daily basis. I'm not missing work for one Saturday drill practice, which is NOT GOING TO BE A DIFFERENCE AT ALL.

Blind Guardian - Valhalla

Winner. We have a winner here.
That's one of my favorite Blind Guardian songs, third behind The Bard's Song and Mirror Mirror.

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AP: This

I've listened to some stuff from it, and I really like what I've heard. It has the feel of what they put in to Unia, but the music itself is more like what was on their earlier albums, like Reckoning Night, which is one of my favorites.

"Flag in the Ground"=complete and total success