Interpretation of Fall Out Boy

[mdmusick]

DAAAAADUHHHHEHHLALUUREELUUURAAAHH

I despise this band. Especially the singer. I say despise, when I should really say "hate with a vehement passion".

Which is why this video is so entertaining to me...

*NOTE* If your boss or coworkers might be offended by MS Paint renderings of male genitalia, this might not be work safe.*

[mere1975]

Funny!

(I like that song, though. It's just so dang catchy.)

- Mere "I've wondered this since I read High Fidelity yearrrrrrs ago -- where does the phrase 'Number One with a Bullet' come from? Isn't it amusical reference? Or from that movie -- or was the movie named for something? I love the fight between Barry and Dick in Hi Fidelity about whether it's The Number One or just Number One." 1975

[aquaphase]

Mere. Number One with a bullet refers to ye olde Billboard rankings. If a record/single made significant movement in the charts there would be a bullet (•) next to it. A song that shot to the top of the charts quickly was "Number one with a bullet"



BTW, these look like tie fighters (hehehehehe):

|•| (•) |•|
--I'll get you young Skywalker


Unless you are looking for Rimbaldi
<•>

[NerfHerder]

I think I underestimated your nerddom.

Do not smite me with your +1 axe, sir.

[aquaphase]

I think I underestimated your nerddom.

Do not smite me with your +1 axe, sir.

uhhh, that would be a +4 Vorpal Fork.

[Steveums]

(I like that song, though. It's just so dang catchy.)

Uhhhhh. You just lost all maternal respect.