So THAT's why Billy reuinited SP...

[Luriden]

He still owes his friend pence for getting him into the circus...


EDIT: There, I fixed it. Happy?










...yeah, I just watched Vieuphoria this morning for the first time in awhile. I forgot how bizarre/funny the little skits in between are. :lol:

Seeing the Bugg Superstar skit really makes me miss James even more. I hope Jeff has the same sense of humor......and love for dogs.

[Wayne Arnold]

He still owes his friend pens



Oh my god.

[ok]

kekeke

+1

[Bloodstained Jar]

Just remember to eat your breakfastsas.

[kendra]

Hon, I think you mean "pence" :D

http://www.my-mistake.net/infinitepics/vieu/vieu209.jpg

[DangerBoy]

Yeah that DVD made me realize, D'arcy's not that cool.

[Luriden]

Hon, I think you mean "pence" :D

http://www.my-mistake.net/infinitepics/vieu/vieu209.jpg

LIES!

"Pens" is funnier.

[eme]

Yeah that DVD made me realize, D'arcy's not that cool.

Hey! I actually liked that skit...

http://i15.tinypic.com/68muqvm.jpg

VRRRRRRRRROOOOOMMMMM!

http://i12.tinypic.com/6heo35x.jpg

[spiteface85]

i still find jimmy's part a little scary

[XenonDreams]

jimmy talking about his hometown is the best part of vieuphoria.

now someone supply me with the relevant quotes. google is such a pain.

[spiteface85]

i remember billy being a duck... and the wife beating chauvinists populating chicago from the other clip.. that's about it..

[Avalinaelise]

jimmy talking about his hometown is the best part of vieuphoria.

now someone supply me with the relevant quotes. google is such a pain.

here you go XenonDreams, this is from Quotephoria:Jimmy Chamberlin: Up Close and Personal:

James: And now, a few words with Jimmy Chamberlin, up close and personal, as asked by James Iha.

James: Tell us something about Chicago, or your home town, Joliet.

Jimmy: Um, my hometown Joliet is pretty much a crime-ridden wasteland, full of, uh, people who will stab you in the back at any opportunity. And those that, um … Now that the band's become popular, a lot of the people that used to beat me up as a kid, all of a sudden they're my friends. [laughs] As far as Chicago goes, um, I think it's a very blue-collar town. I think it's … it's full of a lot of, uh … beer drinkin', 9 to 5 workin', wife beatin' chauvinistic pigs.

James: Hmm. Well, let's … let's figure out some other questions.

Jimmy: [laughs]

James: What do you think about, Jimmy, when you play music?

Jimmy: Sometimes I think about … nothing at all. Actually, I try not to think about … about what I'm playing. I just try and pretty … pretty much let my emotions run the game.

James: What do you think your drums sound like?

Jimmy: Besides … Besides for, like, full rich warm tones, I like them to sound like a small boar-sized drill going through your skull.

James: Name some of your formative groups.

Jimmy: I was in a band called the Sushi Cowboys. Uh, Stadium Drive, uh, Eddie Carosa's Polka Party, J. P. and the Cats, Mojo Blues Band … and the Skittles.

James: When you look back, do you ever cringe?

Jimmy: Yeah, I think, uh, just about every time I look back I cringe. I think it's an appreciative cringe. I mean, every time you do something stupid or you do something wrong, or you do something that doesn't really make sense to you now, in the past it's always been a learning experience.

James: Any advice to up-and-coming drummers, musicians?

Jimmy: Stay away from the deli tray.

James: Thanks for taking your time out with me today, Jimmy.

Jimmy: I hope this comes out OK. [laughs]

[mr. goth glam]

Heh.

I love that.

[Robert]

http://i12.tinypic.com/6heo35x.jpg

I had that same toy chainsaw.

I was holding it when I watched my father strangle my mother because she spent all $30,000 of his retirement on coke. :/

(Totally deserved that strangling)