Aye...the only good thing about the 80's was....it ended.

What was awsome was that the weekend of our wedding, the local rock station was playing all 90's music...be it scarey (Macerina anyone?) or not.  We both went thru middle/highschool during the 90's, so that music held our sway the most.

Speaking of...I'm rockin out to Rage's "Bombtrack" right now.

GUERRILLA RADIO

Grand Daddy of Grunge = Neil Young

Couldn't resist.

I would have to say that one of the best bands to come out of Seattle was Mother Love Bone. Well actually I would say they are tied with early Soundgarden (Hands All Over and Flower were a few of their songs that I could listen to all night while....ummm....meditating while holding a burning piece of chaulk).

And how can you say there were no good 80's songs Loupdinour. I mean that's when Metallica was at their best, the world was ruled by the 4 Horsemen (Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer). Plus some of the best bands to ever grace a tape deck were around: D.R.I., Token Entry, Cro-Mags, Suicidal Tendencies, S.O.D., Corrosion of Conformity (before they became a Stoner Rock band), The Exploited (punk), etc. 

But then again having Vanilla Ice come out during the 90's I can see where you would enjoy the music from that era so much more. 

Seattle's best band...Queensryche

They're in my CDplayer in my truck right now . I usually listen to the MP3 player in there though nowadays.

Seth, I do not hate you.

However, I found this question rather dumb.

While there are certainly people that get along with some people less than others, mostly no one wishes anyone else any actual harm. Hate falls into the category of actual harm.

I think I can speak for many on this forum that consider the topic of a person's psychological motivations as "touchy feely". The whole topic makes us uncomfortable. So while no one wishes anyone else actual harm no one also appreciates being put into the position where their response can cause actual hurt.

It's like the guy at the office that you exchange casual greetings with. When you say "Hi, how are you" the last thing you really want to hear is for the guy to start telling you all his problems. You're only making polite casual conversation. The correct response is something like "Fine, and yourself".

This online "net interaction" as some have called it is similar. While I do believe that a few actual friendships do develop, mostly at best it's merely a bunch of acquaintances. You need to know the difference between a friend and an acquaintance and act accordingly.

The same person that mentioned "net interaction" also seemed to imply that the purpose of it was to "win friends and build a reputation". The people that I do feel come close to actual friendship are those that share the belief that this kind of attitude is a load of crap. I come to this site simply to discuss a game that I love and I assume that others come to this site for the same purpose, everything else is superfluous.

You need to be secure in your own skin. No one else can do that for you. If you aren't comfortable with yourself then who else can be? I'm not a physciatrist or a pyschologist, and it's not my job to try to build someone up if they get too down on themselves nor conversely to try to knock someone down when they get too full of themselves. But like I said, I doubt anyone here wishes anyone else actual harm and while there may be a few willing to kick someone when they're down, most would at least make the attempt at helping someone up before adding insult to injury.

LOL I barely remember the 80s or the 90s, HMMMM.... what year is it now? (DEEP INHALE.... ERE)