u/Key_Independence_103

For me it was the original Lion King back in 1994. The songs I liked the most were Circle of Life and Just Can't Wait to be King. I didn't think much of Hakuna Matata. My sister loved it also. She's five years younger than I am. I was eight when I saw the movie.

If he is such a wimp, why is his name Strong Sad?

• Heffer's brother going to cheerleading practice
• The Rugrats debate over whether boys can wear dresses

YOu must be in your fifties or something, so ucould you help peopl ein their middle age deal with their midlife crissi?

Yours truly,

Plumbum

Do any of these actually count as "rock and roll"?

• Otis Redding
• Hank Williams
• Miles Davis
• B.B. King
• Kool and the Gang
• Cat Stevens
• Frank Zappa

resolve all the plotholes, please

1. Every person has a different idea of what constitutes rock and roll
2. Every person has a different idea of what constitutes fame

• teleportation
• hovering
• ability to repel the jibblies
• flight
• inability to be revamped for the 90s

I'd have to say sloshy. I love their indie/college rock style. I agree that they are a parody of Weezer/Cake, who were a part of my high school years.

Where did you learn to fry?

I noticed a comment for "slumber party" on YouTube that the person can't wait til 2030 when Strong Bad answers an email on a flip phone.

I think that'd be so nostalgic. That was such a relief from my hip dialing problem (I've always kept my phone in my front pocket, and my Spanish classes were held in an auditorium with tight seats).

1. The Treacherous Three
2. Diana Ross
3. Mariah Carey
4. Tool
5. The Black Crowes
6. Devo
7. Gordon Lightfoot
8. Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats
9. Anthrax
10. TLC
11. King Crimson/Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
12. Lenny Kravitz
13. Alice in Chains
14. Pixies
15. The Smiths
16. Motorhead
17. Huey Lewis and the News
18. Blood, Sweat, and Tears
19. The Marvelettes
20. The Big Bopper

Who wants to play Name That Inconsistency?

I tend to generalize the Aztec, Maya, Olmec, and Toltec (and others I may have forgotten) as Mesopotamia since I find them difficult to distinguish. However, Apparently, the Inca don't count despite being from Central America during the same period and resembling the others culturally. Is it just a geographical thing?

I think that Homestar can't function without Marzipan. He doesn't seem to be able to act or think straight or act properly without her, which explains why she's his montesodium teacher. He also can't stand the idea of Marzipan leaving him, hence the anger when she dated the Cheat. This case is so serious that when Marzy was out of town he built a cardboard version of her that acted just like she does.

However, this relationship is not without its side-effects, as evidenced by the occasional strangeness Marzipan has shown (it's just in the foreground, Homestar Jr, etc).

What is your favorite song from a Disney animated film? Mine is Just Can't Wait to be King from the original Lion King. It's very nostalgic in that it was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. I still have my SNES cartridge. I watched Simba's Pride and The Lion King's Timon and Pumbaa. There are plenty of other potential candidates like He's a Tramp, Why Should I Worry, or Can You Feel the Love Tonight. It's really hard to decide. I chose this one out of pure nostalgia. I actually enjoyed Simba's Pride and the TV show. Hakuna Matata was not much of a song to me. As a kid the song that captured my attention the most was Circle of Life, which I still love for the opening and the start of the chorus (which still gives me goosebumps). I used to be obsessed with trying to figure out what the crap they were saying.

Band Name	Primary Frontman	Core Band Members Included
The Bluesbreakers	John Mayall	Cream: Eric Clapton, Jack BruceFleetwood Mac: Peter Green, John McVie, Mick FleetwoodThe Rolling Stones: Mick Taylor
The Patti Smith Group	Patti Smith	Lenny Kaye, Jay Dee Daugherty, Ivan Kral, Richard Sohl, Tony Shanahan
The J.B.'s	James Brown	Bootsy Collins, Catfish Collins, Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker, Bobby Byrd, Clyde Stubblefield, Jabo Starks
The Revolution	Prince	Wendy Melvoin, Lisa Coleman, Bobby Z., Matt Fink, Brown Mark
The Wailers	Bob Marley	Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Carlton Barrett, Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Junior Marvin, Al Anderson
The Steve Miller Band	Steve Miller	Boz Scaggs, Lonnie Turner, Tim Davis, Jim Peterman, Ben Sidran
The Jeff Beck Group	Jeff Beck	Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, Nicky Hopkins, Micky Waller, Tony Newman
Wings	Paul McCartney	Denny Laine, Linda McCartney, Denny Seiwell, Henry McCullough, Jimmy McCulloch, Joe English
The Silver Bullet Band	Bob Seger	Alto Reed, Chris Campbell, Drew Abbott, Charlie Allen Martin, Craig Frost, David Teegarden
Chic	Nile Rodgers	Bernard Edwards, Tony Thompson, Alfa Anderson, Luci Martin, Norma Jean Wright
The Mothers of Invention	Frank Zappa	Jimmy Carl Black, Roy Estrada, Bunk Gardner, Don Preston, Ian Underwood, Ruth Underwood, George Duke
The Belmonts	Dion DiMucci	Angelo D'Aleo, Fred Milano, Carlo Mastrangelo
The Wray Men	Link Wray	Doug Wray, Vernon Wray

• Phenomenal success
• an art rock style similar to that of Boston
• a rare case in which an iconic band changes its style to keep up with the times but is still able to maintain a complex style, in their case evolving from Jefferson Airplane
• A part of the San Francisco Sound
• Their work has come to receive attention on classic rock stations, most notably Jane