This is the animated fat cat, Garfield, who is the subject of a
feature theatrical release. I had to watch that dead cat of a film.
Can't they put him to sleep in a sequel? Like "Cool World". Take him
into the Pound, and put him in the Cat Euthanizer.

Nothing to do with audio, I just think that film sucked. I'd rather
watch chinchillas mate.

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This is the animated fat cat, Garfield, who is the subject of a
feature theatrical release. I had to watch that dead cat of a film.
Can't they put him to sleep in a sequel? Like "Cool World". Take him
into the Pound, and put him in the Cat Euthanizer.

Nothing to do with audio, I just think that film sucked. I'd rather
watch chinchillas mate.

**Here's a hint for you:
Find a reliable movie reviewer, who you can trust. I did. Over here, ALL the
movie reviewers panned that movie. Even the ones with no taste in movies.


--
Trevor Wilson
www.rageaudio.com.au

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This is the animated fat cat, Garfield, who is the subject of a
feature theatrical release. I had to watch that dead cat of a film.
Can't they put him to sleep in a sequel? Like "Cool World". Take him
into the Pound, and put him in the Cat Euthanizer.

Nothing to do with audio, I just think that film sucked. I'd rather
watch chinchillas mate.

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This is the animated fat cat, Garfield, who is the subject of a
feature theatrical release. I had to watch that dead cat of a film.
Can't they put him to sleep in a sequel? Like "Cool World". Take him
into the Pound, and put him in the Cat Euthanizer.

Nothing to do with audio, I just think that film sucked. I'd rather
watch chinchillas mate.

I wonder if Lemmy Kilmister used to be a butcher in his previous life.
Because that's exactly what he does to Ozzy's immortal anthem 'Desire' in
the Osbourne Tribute CD. He attacks the song with the subtlety of a cleaver.

If I was Ozzy Osbourne, I would seriously mull a lawsuit on the grounds of
vile taste and gross incompetence if nothing else.

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Schizoid Man said:

I wonder if Lemmy Kilmister used to be a butcher in his previous life.
Because that's exactly what he does to Ozzy's immortal anthem 'Desire' in
the Osbourne Tribute CD. He attacks the song with the subtlety of a
cleaver.

If I was Ozzy Osbourne, I would seriously mull a lawsuit on the grounds
of
vile taste and gross incompetence if nothing else.

Do you honestly think Ozzy Osbourne can tell the difference?

I did read on Drudge that he had vowed to kick the pot for 48 hours (it was
just above a news item on something called a 'tsunami warning', understood
to be a salami warning to all Kansans holidaying in the Maldives. Avoid the
deli food). Anyway, I digress.

Just because he sounds like a croaky toad who's simultaneously doing helium
and getting violated from behind, doesn't give Mr Kilmister the right to
deface what is arguably a really good rock song.