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Top 50 Songs

(In No Particular Order)

1) Folkloric Feel – Apostle of Hustle
2) Neighborhood # 1 – Arcade Fire
3) Stranger in a Strange Land – U2
4) Your Ex-Lover is Dead - Stars
5) Lovers in a Dangerous Time – Barenaked Ladies
6) Bad / Where the Streets Have No Name (live) – U2
7) Love, Bricks and Guns – Betablokka
8) Hopeless – The Trews
9) Friday I’m in Love – The Cure
10) Helicopter – Bloc Party
11) Letters to God – Boxcar Racer
12) Anthems of a Seventeen Year Old Girl – Broken Social Scene
13) Guilty Cubicles – Broken Social Scene
14) What The Snowman Learned About Love - Stars
15) Pacing the Cage – Bruce Cockburn
16) See You Soon – Coldplay
17) B;lack Swan - Thom Yorke
18) Calendar Girl - Stars
19) Hello, I’m in Delaware – Dallas Green
20) Ashes - Embrace
21) Stay (Wasting Time) – Dave Matthews Band
22) Don’t Waste Your Breath - Pilate
23) Nerves Normal, Breath Normal - Wintersleep
24) Transatlanticism – Death Cab For Cutie
25) We Looked Like Giants – Death Cab For Cutie
26) Croblinst - Wi;lliam Lazarus
27) Gin Soaked Boy – Divine Comedy
28) The District Sleeps Alone Tonight – Postal Service
29) Bittersweet Symphony – The Verve
30) New Planet – Drew
31) Existentialism on Prom Night – Straylight Run
32) Your Hand in Mine – Explosions in the Sky
33) Ahead By A Century – The Tragically Hip
34) High – Feeder
35) This is the Dream of Win and Regine – Final Fantasy
36) Track 3 – From Monuments to Masses
37) Acoustic # 3 – The Goo Goo Dolls
38) How Are You Today – Seize the Day
39) High School – Jeremy Fisher
40) Come On, Teacher – Joel Plaskett
41) Quiet – John Mayer
42) Lola, Stars and Stripes – The Stills
43) Cookie Jar - Jack Johnson
44) I Live to Fall Asleep – The Manic Street Preachers
45) While We Were Hunting Rabbits – Matthew Good Band
46) East Van – Memphis
47) Absinthe Party at the Fly Honey Warehouse – Minus the Bear
48) Bury Me With It – Modest Mouse
49) An Olive Grove Facing the Sea – Snow Patrol
50) The Protagonist Suddenly Realizes What He Must Do in the Middle of Downtown Traffic – The Most Serene Republic




Top 40 Books

(In No Particular Order)

1) The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy – Douglas Adams
2) The Restaurant at the End of the World – Douglas Adams
3) Life, the Universe and Everything – Douglas Adams
4) So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish – Douglas Adams
5) Mostly Harmless – Douglas Adams
6) The Unauthorized Autobiography – Lemmony Snicket
7) The Bridge - Ian Banks
8) Discworld - Terry Pratchett
9) Silent Boy – Lois Lowry
10) Sabriel – Garth Nix
11) Lireal – Garth Nix
12) Abhorsen – Garth Nix
13) Brave New World - Huxley
14) Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency – Douglas Adams 15) The Long, Dark Tea Time of the Soul – Douglas Adams
16) Gathering Blue – Lois Lowry
17) The Maestro – Tim Whynne Jones
18) The Golden Compass - Philip Pullman
19) The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time – Mark Haddon
20) The Salmon of Doubt – Douglas Adams
21) The Heart is a Sleeping Beauty – Wim Wenders
22) War of the Worlds – H.G Wells
23) The Giver – Lois Lowry
24) Borstal Boy – Brendan Behan
25) Titus Groan – Mervyn Peake
26) Gormenghast – Mervyn Peake
27) The Subtle Knife - Philip Pullman
28) My Dog Skip – Willie Morris
29) I Seem to be a Verb – R. Buckminster Fuller
30) The Little Prince - Exupery
31) The Amber Spyglass - Philip Pullman
32) The Day of the Triffids - Wyndham
33) Confessions of an Irish Rebel – Brendan Behan
34) The Series of Unfortunate Events – Lemmony Snicket
35) Stardust - Neil Gaiman
36) Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
37) Consider Her Ways - John Wyndham
38) The Medium is the Massage – McLuhan and Fiore
39) Complicated Kindness – Miriam Toews
40) To Kill a Mockingbird – Harper Lee




Top 30 Bands

(In No Particular Order)

1) Jack Johnson
2) Arcade Fire
3) Barenaked Ladies
4) Thom Yorke
5) Broken Social Scene
6) Dallas Green
7) Coldplay
8) Death Cab For Cutie
9) Divine Comedy
10) John Mayer
11) The Decemberists
12) Explosions in the Sky
13) Final Fantasy
14) From Monuments to Masses
15) Iron and Wine
16) Wintersleep
17) The Manic Street Preachers
18) Matthew Good Band
19) William Lazarus
20) Minus the Bear
21) Modest Mouse
22) The Most Serene Republic
23) Pilate
24) The Postal Service
25) Snow Patrol
26) Stars
27) The Stills
28) People For Audio
29) Radiohead
30) U2




Top 20 Movies

(In No Particular Order)

1) The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2) Rory O’Shea Was Here
3) Supersize Me
4) Spellbound
5) You and Me and Everyone We Know
6) Million Dollar Hotel
7) Cannes Ad Festival Award Winners 04 / 05
8) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
9) Dr. Strangelove
10) Gattaca
11) Big Fish
12) Go Furthur
13) 28 Days Later
14) Elephant
15) The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
16) Finding Neverland
17) Garden State
18) The Delicate Art of Parking
19) The Corporation
20) Bowling For Columbine




Top 10 Links

(In No Particular Order)

1) www.toothpastefordinner.com
2) www.bbc.co.uk
3) www.pickuphockey.com
4) Scary Parrot
5) www.familyguyquotes.com
6) www.joshbrownphoto.com
7) Wikipedia
8) Rachel’s Blog
9) KD’s Blog
10) Best record label




Top 5 TV Shows

(In No Particular Order)

1) Arrested Development
2) Rick Mercer's Report
3) Futurama / Bromwell High
4) Hockey Night in Canada
5) Doctor Who

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Saturday, February 18, 2006
Observe: Rachel's brilliance

If there is one thing I can't stand, it's being looked down on, especially by people who don't know me and have no business judging me (or any of my peers, for that matter). But when adults shake their heads and bemoan "our generation", the ones who will one day inherit the world, it brings out something ugly in me. What are they leaving us that's so great? What are they doing that's so much better than what we could do? Not much and nothing, that's what. They're handing down a pair of pants with holes in strategic locations scrawled with offensive sayings, and two sizes two small besides. If they don't worry about global warming, it doesn't matter, they will be out of the picture before the polar ice caps start melting, right? And if they keep gobbling up natural resources, it doesn't matter, because the oil isn't going to run out in their lifetime. And it doesn't matter that they are entering into wars and foreign affairs that could mess up our relations all over the world, because they aren't going to be around when things really reach a head. We are. And we better figure out how to handle it, because otherwise there will be less than nothing to hand down to the generation after ours. Except for a spaceship to Mars and a solar panel, maybe

By: The lovely and wonderful Rachel.


Posted at 08:55 pm by Dimensions

Rachel
February 19, 2006   11:01 AM PST
 
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