SlowBurn68

Has anyone else been bitten by theses fuckers? They say they're some kind of "oak mite".

The last thing you need is a working dog on a xanax crash...

Thanks everyone!

Theres nothing to "Flame" in Sioux City but the town itself.

"We're fighting for those who don't know they have a voice, that are being manipulated by our pop culture indulging in things that, really, they're not mature enough to be thinking about yet," Luce told CNN.

 

no you're not, you want to manipulate and control the very same people you claim to be saving from the music that isn't anywhere near as harmful as people like you are

... dirty, lying, hypocrite..

Totally agree - Evangelicals stick together too - Businesses owned by the faithful discriminate in their hiring & promotional practices. Patronage all the way - theses people fucking ruining this country.

"You have engaged in conduct detrimental to the welfare of the NFL and have violated the league's personal conduct policy," Goodell told Vick in a letter after meeting in New York with Falcons president and general manager Rich McKay.

Goodell freed the Falcons to "assert any claims or remedies" to recover $22 million of Vick's signing bonus from the 10-year, $130 million contract he signed in 2004.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story;jsessionid=F...mp;confirm=true

I would pay to kiss that ass.

I'm calling for an all out boycott.

Get haseled and criminally profiled by rent-a-cop recipt Nazis.

http://consumerist.com/consumer/civil-righ...688.php?cpage=1

Watch out for stage divers.

I ordered mine when the presale was on and I got an email this morning saying the ticket is in the mail.

Same here...

I thought the Orpheum was in Sioux City?

I want him kick out of the NFL period.

Michael Vick is living proof that monsters are real.

Maybe slick marketing for this: http://www.shootemupmovie.com/

I have absolutely no problem regulating the purchase of Sudafed. Have you seen what meth does to people?

I agree that meth is the worst drug out there - But to have to sign for one box is a bit extreme.

I was at a Walgreen's over the weekend and saw a woman having to give her personal information and signature to purchase over the counter Sudafed. I guess "kids make meth with it"

What a police state...

I've been taking Oxycontin for the last five years due to a back injury - I'm sure I would be dope sick if I just stopped - but I take it as directed and it has both saved my career and quality of life.

"You will never see an ugly pharm-rep" - I can't remember where I heard that quote from.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20327132/

It notes "Aggressive Marketing" as a contributing factor for the increase - I have never seen an ad for any prescription pain medication like theses.

Does this surprise anybody?

Based on their typical three songs a side, that would be a 4 record set and therefore about a million dollars.

You don't think they could sell over million copies? It would be a shame not to put that recording on vinyl. Maybe if it was bundled with songs not on the original album.

I love the logic behind these requests. Its a charity show so we get more?!?!?!?!

If the band wants to take requests they'll take em. I highly doubt Jeff is at home taking notes or saying "Boys looks like their not gonna be happy unless we play a reagge verison of "Box Full of Letters"

He's not? - Fucker...

Last request from me and it's another cover: "Hey Gyp", Animals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzo9rwCxSQw

Why the hell is KT not out on vinyl? I think the recording was some outstanding work.

I liked the movie 24 Hour Party People - and lived on Joy Division but never heard much of the man.

I actually only buy BP gas - They are the lesser of all evils. They do the most on a percentage basis (debatable) to invest back into new technology and fuels. I worked with BP-AMOCO for about a year consulting.

Wilco - "A Shot In the Arm" (Reprise, 1999)

 

...As he sings "the ashtray said you were up all night" he could be speaking to a friend or a lover, or even himself, and creates a clever musical metaphor with the lines "we fell in love/ in the key of C" and "you followed me down/ the neck to D." Some speculate the song is about drug use, its imagery of needles and "something in my veins bloodier than blood" used as central themes. Only Tweedy knows for sure...

Maybe I'm wrong, but I just can't see Jeff using needles.