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We don't all like the same things... and we don't all have to. Here in Twitch you don't have to pick any one thing to love... you can love it all or you can love just a little bit =D. But either way, I'm almost positive that everyone will find something that appeals to them.

So before you say "No Thanks" take a look around I guarantee there is something here you will like.

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1. Respect the staff and most importantly the owner.

2. NO Drama... I'm tired of it, and it's the internet people -.-

3. No Double Posting... unless you are told specifically it is okay

4. No Judging others in any shape or form... this included everything

5. Respect the opinions of others...

At any time the Owner has the right to change the rules as she wants... Thank You.

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August 30, 2008

So there are a few changes going on. Your new owner is Cutie_goth, your new co-owner is White_Rabbit, and other changes in the cult will be either announced or just perform as I start trying to figure some stuff out. Hopefully we can get some new active staff and members and I can pull the cult back together. I'm gonna try.

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Linkin Park: Minitues to Midnight

Rap metal is dead. Linkin Park are not, because they were always more than the meager sum of that combination -- more pop and classic rock in their riffs, hooks and drive, even on Collision Course, their 2004 mash-up with Jay-Z. On Minutes to Midnight, co-produced by Rick Rubin, Linkin Park are more of something else -- topical -- and furiously good at it. In the last song, "The Little Things Give You Away," the band coolly torpedoes George W. Bush's petty, disastrous arrogance on Iraq and New Orleans (for starters), building from acoustic strum and soft-shoe electronics to magisterial Seventies-arena guitar and lacerating disgust. "All you've ever wanted was someone to truly look up to you," Chester Bennington sings. "And six feet underwater/I do."

That's not all. Bennington is not going over old-girlfriend ground when he promises, "Your time is borrowed," in the hammering thrash of "No More Sorrow." And Mike Shinoda's state-of-disbelief rap "Hands Held High" comes with military-funeral drums and an "amen" chorus. This would be as much fun as a filibuster if Linkin Park did not pay equal attention to the punch and detail in the gritty stomp "Bleed It Out" and the balled-fist guilt of "What I've Done." "Shadow of the Day" is a too-literal echo of Joshua Tree-era U2, but most of Minutes is honed, metallic pop with a hip-hop stride and a wake-up kick. "What the fuck is wrong with me?" Bennington barks over the jingle bells and distortion in "Given Up." The answer all over this record: nothing that getting off your ass can't fix.

DAVID FRICKE
(Posted: May 14, 2007) - from the RollingStones Website

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