Leeza
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And it's easy to lose two days in real life, it's called Alcohol.

When I first saw it, I thought... I thought I had discovered time travel. :(

Isn't it great to lose two days as though they have never existed? That would be an excellent trick to be able to do IRL. And very convenient.

Quick! Name one Black Sabbath other than Iron Man without cheating!

I did, and it was totally awesome. I was right up front too. It was at a festival, and I also got to see the New York Dolls.

To my best recollection:

Black Tambourine, Think I’m in Love, Loser, Nausea, Mixed Business, 1000 BPM, Lost Cause... and that’s about all I can remember. That wasn’t all, though.

Damn straight, oddler.

Thank you, Agrias.

WTH were you doing in the fridge, Christmas?! Oh, I know. Wishing it was Christmas.

Not that I don't like it Ev. It's just kind of weird, Ren. Took me a while to figure out what was going on.

Liam, you got to see Beck? Lucky you closet Scientologist.

I don't think that Marilyn Manson should be a prerequisite to being able to come to your birthday party, Mitch. However, I don't think I could afford the tickets anyway.

Roogle's telling me RIGHT!

I'm telling you straight LEEZA

or however Roogle's little jingle thing goes. 8-)

I'd invite you to my birthday party but I don't think we'll be playing any Marilyn Manson.

When I was walking to the stage Beck was about to perform on, a weird fellow walked up to me, put his arm around me, and then asked me what I was on.
“Acid?” he asked, “you are walking like you’re on acid.”
“No, nothing.” I replied. “I... I’m just high on life, man.”
He didn’t seem too taken aback by this, so I assume he was maybe just drunk.... or really excited about seeing Beck.
So he asked me if it was Christianity that was my drug. I said: “No, no, nothing like that...” and, in a moment of spontaneous borderline-genius, “Scientology. Thetans and all that :skull::skull::skull::skull:, you know?”
He laughed that one off. He started saying something else, but by that time we had walked up to a group of people that were his friends (or, who he pretended to be his friends, so he could escape me in a less awkward method), so we parted ways.

I’m not really a Scientologist.

I don't think Leeza will like that.