Where the hell is Kip?

I need to talk to a dude. Where did Kip go?

Oh yeah, I realize that some of you consider "hell" to be a "curse word". I really don't think it is since it's used on primetime television, but whatever.
Ban me if you must.

But seriously, what happened to Kip?

For that matter, where is everyone else?

It's mainly just me and you, dude. Kip...I haven't heard from Kip in like, three-four months, which really, really sucks.

Spooky's been coming on a little. Haven't seen El/Squidlet(that's what she goes by now...) in a while.

Yeeahh, I haven't been on in a while. Sorry. '^^
I've been so busy with school work, marching band, and (teaching myself how to) dance, I just haven't had much time to get online. I appologize. '^^

But I've got no idea where Kip is. Haven't talked to him in forever. Maybe he's vanished from the face of the earth...

So there's basically two users who post frequently?

...?

I've been trying to post more frequently. So, in a couple of days, I guess you could say there are three frequent posters. But, yeah, basically. And I think that's the most the Cool Zone's had in a while...

Yep. Well, El(I can't get myself to start calling her Squidlet...)hasn't really been on, so I guess two "frequent" posters. If you can call us frequent. More frequent than no one coming on at all, I guess.

Russell Brand reprises the role of preening British rock star Aldous Snow, who is self-centered, arrogant and condescending. People are disposable to him and he's incapable of being loyal. He's also flat-out brilliant and highly verbal, with a quick wit and an arsenal of hilariously off-kilter quips and observations.

He's a fascinating mix of contradictions, a guy you wouldn't mind hanging out with and partying all night -- just to see what happens.

Still, director Nicholas Stoller shows Snow's vulnerability, his caring side and even a darkness in expanding the role. "Get Him to the Greek" might go to some places that are too uncomfortably dark, its only weakness. Brand seems comfortable and confident throughout and the stand-up comic shows he's capable of more than just earning laughs.

When we first see him in "Get Him to the Greek," Snow has released his latest album, "African Child," to universal critical derision. (The video for the title song opens the film and it's a scream.)
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I'm not even going to say anything ^^