A friend of mine once told me about a metal group he heard online and really liked. Then he found out they were neo-nazis. He was sorely disappointed.
Out of curiosity, what did you think it was that would convince you Scientology was cool? First I heard of them was allegations of asshattery (so a word... shut up), so I am completely baffled by your post.Sarah Kerrigan said:i thought scientology was cool until i found out what it really was....>_>
GOOD SIR, HOW DARE YOU MOCK THE SACRED DOG?! HOW DARE YOU?!hurfdurp said:Hot dogs. I never really liked them to begin with, but I haven't touched one in over a decade. Now I just eat veggie dogs which taste just as disgusting but with more vitamins, so score.
Yeah, that was like the coolest dystopian reality game ever, and then I found out it was REAL. Are you kidding me?Sarah Kerrigan said:i thought scientology was cool until i found out what it really was....>_>
I agree, I'm always hearing people trashing Slipknot (the only band that I can think of as an example), but when I ask why they say "Well the musics okay, but they wear Masks!!!"...DuplicateValue said:This makes no sense to me.Kevlar Eater said:I used to actually like the band Cattle Decapitation, until I read their biography and saw that they were vegans and were part of PETA. I hate both of those things, so I stopped listening to their music.
If you think a band are good, and you like their music, it doesn't matter what the people themselves are like. It's about the music, not what the people playing it look like.
Switchfoot and Flyleaf are christian rock??Aurora Firestorm said:I agree with the rest of the people here on Christian rock. I can think a band is totally awesome, but once I hear they're Christian, suddenly I get this image of the super-preachy types trying to be "real rock bands" and failing. I'm Christian myself, but I really don't like Christian rock, because it just doesn't do the same thing for me.
I got over this with Switchfoot, and some of Flyleaf's songs, but I'm always a little disappointed when I find this stuff out, because then I imagine that the couple songs I've heard from the band are a fluke and the rest will be a genre trying to be something it isn't. Stereotypical Christian music and rock have a really hard time going together. Maybe I need to diversify or something.
I used to like the song "Follow Me" by Uncle Kracker until I realized it was praising a woman cheating on her husband. Then I lost faith in the band for writing in a good way about adultery. I don't see them as nice and friendly anymore (which is what "Drift Away" made me think).
I liked McDonald's chicken nuggets as a very-occasionally food, until I found out that it's mostly not even "chicken" as we think of it -- it's squashed meat glued into a paste and solidified. Ew.
Seriously, guys, why all the hate on hipsters? They're allowed their culture, just like you're allowed yours. It's not the end of the world that they exist. Just because you don't like their fashion doesn't mean you're right, or they're right. It's all opinion.
So is Ethen Suplee, Randy. But I have really mixed feelings about Jason Lee, I mean hes an ex pro skateboarder who has acted in some of my favorite things, Kevin Smith films in general and My Name is Earl. But then he goes and believes in the magical aliens that throw frozen people into volcanoes and now they all up are our grill, and we be like, yo back of dawg, I ain't hassling.NuclearPenguin said:Thankyou. Thanks for killing My Name Is Earl for me. I'm going to go cry myself to sleep now.Wadders said:I stopped liking My Name Is Earl when I found out that Jason Lee (Earl) was a member of the Church of Scientology.
This is how I felt about Rise Against. I just don't see how you can claim to be a rock band, which, you know generally involves drink, drugs, sex and rock and roll, and claim to be straightedge endorsing PETA members. If Lemmy said anything like that those warts on his face would have up and left years ago!Kevlar Eater said:I used to actually like the band Cattle Decapitation, until I read their biography and saw that they were vegans and were part of PETA. I hate both of those things, so I stopped listening to their music.
JezebelinHell said:Wonderful... I really liked that show.Monkfish Acc. said:I stopped liking My Name Is Earl when I found out that Jason Lee (Earl) was a member of the Church of Scientology.
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Jell-O.
http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/jello.asp
EWWWW! I can barely stand to look at it.
Lots of things contain gelatin. Custard contains gelatin sometimes, some soaps aswell, I believe. Anyway, it's just using all the animal and not throwing bits away. Also, don't you have bones and skin ?JezebelinHell said:Jell-O.
http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/jello.asp
EWWWW! I can barely stand to look at it.
dogstile said:Oh come on, everything is hipster now. Even because i've seen scott pilgrim and enjoy coffee makes me a hipster now. Its ridiculous.Sturmdolch said:THEY'RE HIPSTERS! Dirty hipsters.
Yeah, they suck. Ender gets whiny and turns into a wimp. Go read Ender's Shadow, because Battle School and awesomely intelligent kids are what it's all about.Susano said:Ohmygod his views don't matter, those are AMAZING books. Have you read the 3 books that come after Enders Game?TheAbominableDan said:I liked Ender's Game.Then I heard Orson Scott Card's views on things. Now I don't like it so much.
I don't eat custard either actually. Nor do I make a habit of eating my own bones and skin... Just something wrong with that. Small amounts of gelatin are no big deal. It really is just the whole shiny, wiggly, jiggly gelatin desert sitting there looking so pretty and tempting that rolls my stomach.d4rkxy13x said:Lots of things contain gelatin. Custard contains gelatin sometimes, some soaps aswell, I believe. Anyway, it's just using all the animal and not throwing bits away. Also, don't you have bones and skin ?JezebelinHell said:Eww Jell-O Blah