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I completely agree with you there Nat, the situation in Oaxaca is getting worse, and I also doubt that the new people in power will stop corruption, I mean, I see it everyday and is getting even worse, for example Laura Valdez, the previous director of the National Lottery, which is a part of...

Onhell, corruption IS NOT meeting it's ending in Mexico by any means, it is just the very same thing that happened in Mexico since the "Porifiriato" and that happens now like some kind of twisted tradition.

That is an interesting question, but, I think that if that breaking-up changes my life, well, I would still think it was fated.  However, I don't completely disagree with your point of the choices back there. I guess I just believe in key moments that were fated.

How can I be proud of a policeman who is another potential risk to me?

Hahaha, a good one.  Anyway, they do that a lot, they like to hunt tourists in order to get money from them, if they refuse, they send them to jail. By the way, have you heard the way they treated Dog Chapman?

I liked them, I only heard "The Day it all Ended" though. They remind me a little of early Arch Enemy.

I sort of believe in fate... For example, if I fall down some stairs, that was because of stupid me, I just fell down, or if I fail a course, that wasn't fated at all.  In the other hand, if something happens and changes my life (like meeting someone I deeply care about), I think it was fated.

In Mexico, the police corps are very bad. They are corrupted, they try to catch always the wrong guys and, since these guys wan't to stay out of trouble, they have to give money to the police. In many kidnapping cases, it turns out that the kidnappers were policemen. Many policemen are...

A little kid to his mother... -Moooooooom! they guys at the school keep calling me John! And the mother replies... -Shut up John

you know you're bored at work when you go and post something in the madness forum :innocent:

Once upon a time, a small but quick duck ducked under the dangerous whale shivering with anticipation and fear. The situation, unlikely as it was, nonetheless demonstrated that technology had failed.  But, when Intel eradicated CISC, Adrian Frederik "H" Smith decreed that fur should prostrate...

Hell yeah! The power of experience.

Well, okay, no lethal injection, but what about shooting him in the head?  The guy would not even feel it, but now, seeing that you like researching, why don't you go to wikipedia and see how desperating being hanged is.

I listen a lot of blues, being my favourite blues singer Milton Campbell Jr. I also like a lot the new wave of Jazz, like the Screaming Headless Torsos (They have a death metal band name, don't they?), or John Scofield. I also love the all time classics, like Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Nina...

I completely agree with you my friend, hanging is horrible, they could've made it less... humm what's the word... evil. Now, even though I support capital punishment, like you said no.5, there are honourable deaths.

It's very true that many bands were influenced by the beatles, but there are some songs that even though have been imitated, they will always sound fresh and new for me.  For example Eleanor Rigby, I just love the song. The beatles are the greatest rock band ever, because they are the pioneers...

I'm playing an extremely fun game, WWE Smackdown VS. RAW 2007, it's extemely addictive, and also a brilliant game... GOD OF WAR, it's just amazing, the graphics, the gameplay, everything, it's awesome.

I play a Gibson Lucille, quite a good guitar for blues and blues-like songs.

Re: 'Lord Of Light' Once I read in an Iron Maiden interview (I think it was on this forum, but I don't remember very well) on which they said this album had some songs on which they experimented a lot, this song is to me the best description of those experimenting songs.  I loved the song, I...

I saw the Priest in concert last year, and I must say his vocals were amazing for an old guy...hehehe, anyway even though I heard his amazing voice I thought he couldn't sing Painkiller anymore, but the guy proved me wrong.  Rob Halford can still sing :yey: