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Review by: Anchors See others by this writer The Hi-Fivin' White Guys @ MySpace (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on December 26th 2006
I support the high-five. Where as a thumbs up is creepy, and a pound doesn’t properly convey the desired excitement, the high-five is a great way to say “hey man, nice goal,” or “wow, I didn’t think anyone could push one little kid so far down a flight of stairs.”
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this band is pretty good live, but i think they try way too hard to be NOFX. Cool guys though. I used to love Almost Live back in the day. I think I may have watched that more than SNL. I caught an episode a couple years ago and it was fucking awful. Still, it gets points for nostalgia. By extension, so do these guys. And here is the score. Score is for John Keister, Bill Nye and and skits in which dumbies were thrown off of buildings. these guys are competent. Hey, does anyone else from the Pacific Northwest, specifically the Seattle area, remember a show that was on Seattle's NBC afliate back in the late 80s and throughout the 90s called Almost Live? It was a Pacific Northwest or mainly Washington-themed sketch comedy show that resembled parts of the Daily Show and Saturday Night Live. Anyways, on the show, they had a group of guys that walked around and give random people high-fives. And of course they were called "the high-fivin' white guys"! I know this would of course predate anything that reggie and the full effect has done as well, not that its related. Or it could just be a completley random concidence. Anyways, hopefully someone else from the NW besides me remembers that wonderful show... i always prefered "the good game" so they took their song from a joke band name that reggie nad the full effect used to use? I found this CD on the street before I saw the adolescents in boston. I think. That was a hazy weekend. Whatever the case is, I listened to it once, then through it away. Hey now! |