Random quotes

“IF YOU WERE MAROONED ON A DESERT ISLAND, WHO WOULD YOU EAT FIRST?”
Joe: Everyone would probably eat me ‘cause I’m the fattest.
Tim: You’ve got so much ink on you, though; you wouldn’t taste very good.
Joe: You know what it is — ‘cause I’m fat — so if you cook me, the fat would keep all the juices in so I’d be tastier.
Tim: What the fuck?
Kevin: You know what, though, we’re all vegetarian so I think we’d all go down.
Joe: I used to work in a butcher shop, though.
Kevin: Ah, so he knows his stuff.
Tim: But we’d be starving. There’d be nothing to eat. We’d have to eat to live.

Tim: But we’d be starving. There’d be nothing to eat. We’d have to eat to live.

"LABELS DON’T CHANGE PEOPLE, PEOPLE CHANGE PEOPLE YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? IF YOUR BAND SOLD OUT, THEY SOLD OUT, THAT’S THEIR PERSONAL CHOICE. YOU CAN BLAME IT ON THE LABEL THEY’RE ON, BUT IT WAS THE PEOPLE IN THE BAND. SOMETHING THAT WE’VE LEARNED IS THAT ALOT OF THE DESCISIONS YOU MAKE AS A BAND, NO MATTER WHAT LABEL YOU’RE ON, ARE STILL YOUR OWN DESCISIONS. SO WE MAKE EACH DESCISION VERY CAREFULLY. IF SOMEBODY GIVES YOU THE CHANCE TO BE HEARD BY 10 TIMES AS MANY PEOPLE AS YOU ARE NOW, WHO WOULDN’T JUMP AT THAT OPPORTUNITY? THAT’S IN LINE WITH WHY WE DO RECORDS AND SONGS AND WHY WE DID OUR VIDEO, SO PEOPLE COULD SEE IT. WHAT’S THE POINT OF DOING SOMETHING IF NOBODY IS GOING TO SEE OR HEAR IT. I MEAN IT’S GREAT FOR ME TO BE DRIVING AROUND AND HEAR A SONG LIKE A LIFE LESS FRIGHTENING ON THE RADIO. I’M GLAD RADIO IS PLAYING SOMETHING LIKE THAT. PEOPLE WHO AREN’T USED TO A SONG CHALLENGING THEIR THOUGHT PROCESS ARE HEARING THAT SONG AS THEY’RE DRIVING TO WORK. I THINK THAT’S AWESOME. I GET STOKED WHEN BANDS LIKE US OR ANTI-FLAG OR BAD RELIGION ARE ON THE RADIO. I THINK IT’S IMPORTANT MUSIC PEOPLE NEED TO HEAR."