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Come on, Criken! Deal with that Antlion Guard like a man! With a crowbar! It's the only way I like to fight them anymore.

@tee23en Erm, their own selfish desires? It's all human nature. And don't say, "I don't feel that way." Not all people are the same way. But the nature of people is that. Religion is, in this sense (and I don't mean to say that its only purpose is that, it hardly is), an excuse and justification ...

Oh, it's with gonley. Okay, that makes sense now. I only just realised that I was subscribed to you and decided to watch your videos. ._.

@APCFan227 Actually, it's called Ænema.

@shawnoneal Maynard's said that it's actually about L. Ron Hubbard, science fiction writer and founder of Scientology.

@ggeorgetol It means like to be calm, to not rush into things.

Is it just me, or does Dave play the passenger who saves the day, the original pilot, the steward, and the fangirl?

What version of the song is this? It sounds different than the version I own, off The Colour and the Shape...

@tea670

Actually, his voice has changed quite a bit. Listen to him on Ten, and then compare it to some of their newer stuff. It's gotten deeper and he slurs a little more. But I like it better now than then.

By the way, that's supposed to be "Why can't you", not "we'll catch you". Just thought I should point that out. Although what you put actually kinda seems to make sense...

@ahhGroovymangroovy

I agree that it sounds more political, but if it was intended to be why would they have remade it for eMOTIVe? Thirteenth Step is an album about the story of a man (or perhaps the collective stories of many people, hard to tell) going through rehab (12 steps of rehab, 12 song...

@Steve0ll

Recently heard a Roger Waters version that's actually pretty good. Better than the G'n'R version in my opinion, but rarely can a cover beat out an original. I've seen it happen, but it's rare. This isn't a case of it.

I thought Danny Carey was amazing just listening to recordings. But the thing about recordings is, you don't know how many times they went through it, how many takes it took. But seeing them living, and seeing how he can do it great the first time around just blows my mind. And the way he always ...

@samehomar1993 and @moosey333

Except that literally no one I know has heard of Tool (or, I should say, would have if I didn't talk about them so much) except my dad who first introduced me to them. But really, it's not that Tool wants to remain "underground," they just don't want to be mainstrea...

@evillivemisfit666

I disagree. However, that's the great thing about Tool's lyrics, isn't it? Maynard makes it so vague and non-descript, yet so poignant, that it could really mean anything you want. I think it's about religion and all the people who blindly follow it without thinking, you think...

@W6S0A4 and @imcoolerthenyouever

What the hell are Tool fans doing arguing? Isn't Tool kinda trying to stop that? You know, "crucify the ego before it's much too late", and then "you will come to find that we are all one mind"? As in, shut the fuck up, stop arguing, and learn to get along.

Interesting... The quote at 16:40 is actually part of one of the memos that Cave Johnson sent out when he was dead during the Portal ARG. I remember, it was what you got from the BBS with the backup login at the beginning of the ARG.

@legoparis Is the Mona Lisa just a painting? Is Pink Floyd's The Wall just a movie? Just because it's a game doesn't mean that there isn't a meaning, doesn't mean that the makers aren't trying to get ideas out to people. People do it in songs, give them meanings about the world that really make y...

I actually laughed at the end. It was dry and made no sense at the beginning, but once it was all tied together I thought it was really funny. I don't know why Alyx, Dr. Mossman, and Dr. Breen didn't laugh?

@ILLKRILLKILLER

I agree. Pink Floyd has always seemed to me like some sort of messiahs, like they should be out leading some religion. Up there with Confucius and Lao Tsu, seriously.