Extreme1's question of the night

[Sign54]

I feel sad for Aubrey Plaza.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Got any plans for the week?
I've gotta watch Wrestle Dynasty, was going to today, but didn't.
Also, probably gonna do a little writing, but not much.

[Sign54]

Might write up a new story myself. IDK yet, but I might write a hetero story this time, especially with someone with a cute butt like Reese Witherspoon or Kacey Musgraves.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite WiiU game?
I have no experience with that console, so I'm interested in hearing what others pick.

[Cadeauxxx]

Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze is supposed to be really good. Sadly, not many people got a chance to play it.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite "Hidden Gem" Song?
There's an incredible song from Rancid called Brad Logan that was for the South Park Chef Aid album, it's a great song that I go back to a lot but I don't think it's as well known because they only released it on that album and they (to the best of my knowledge) only played it live one.

[Money]

For my hidden gem I'm going back to 1996 I heard this on a deluxe version of Def Leppard's "Slang" album an unreleased b-side was added to the second album the song was "Move with me slowly" a blues inspired light hearted slow burn track perfect for a trip across the dance floor with plenty of guitar riffs for fans of that kind of music with Joe's trademark vocals and the balanced harmonies the band is known for I think it would have been a solid song if it was released as a single to the world still a great song most people haven't heard before

[Cadeauxxx]

If you mean hidden songs that aren't listed on the track list, Sepultura put this 13 minute drum jam at the end of the Roots album. I don't really like Roots and prefer Chaos A.D., but always thought this instrumental was cool.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: GI Joe or Transformers?
I was always more of a Transformers person, big robots were cool and the 1986 movie (at least when I was a kid) was mind blowing.

[Money]

I'm on the fence about this and I can give a valid perspective for both

G.I.Joe coming from a military family that stretches all the way back to Valley Forge I could see a number of family members in certain characters and understand the military mindset I saw first hand in talking with family members who served before me

Transformers growing up with my brother taking apart most things in the house to figure out how they worked without being certified as a mechanic at age 11 it helped having a show about giant robots where he could learn about stuff well beyond what he knew and not monkey with something in the garage trying to build something he saw I still remember our room smelling of grease and engine parts before he moved out

I didn't see the 1986 movie till years later but I remember hearing about the mass of kids that ran out of the theater screaming because their favorite character was gunned down on the big screen that they still do YouTube videos about

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night (From Empress Kat's Lover, thanks!): How would you respond to being fired by a good boss?
I'd be baffled at the fact that anyone hired me in the first place!

[Money]

Funny story from my military days my old boss was one of the best while we were deployed to South Korea if you ever messed up on his watch really bad he had 2 options send you to the unit closest to the DMZ where you had to finish the deployment there counting down the days till you left or you were thrown out of the unit escorted to the plane home

I never messed up bad enough for option one but I know a guy that was thrown out for doing the most stupid thing (I can't say but it was rough watching it go down) dude couldn't even get a job in fast food because of it and that's saying something

[Viri]

It don't matter if your boss is nice or not.

You get fired for doing a poor job. That's just life. You respond by going out and getting another job.

[extreme1]

It don't matter if your boss is nice or not.

You get fired for doing a poor job. That's just life. You respond by going out and getting another job.

Counterpoint: What if someone got hired to do a poor job???

[Viri]

It don't matter if your boss is nice or not.

You get fired for doing a poor job. That's just life. You respond by going out and getting another job.

Counterpoint: What if someone got hired to do a poor job???

That's not much of a counterpoint.