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Dear FOX television,
It has come to my attention that on your hit television series, Bones, you have neglected to add some ritualistic heaping dosages of Zack Addy, AKA Zackaroni, AKA The King of The Lab. On the flip side, you have lots and lots of Cam Saroyan.
This must be remedied immediately.
Sincerely,
A Concerned Fan of Bones
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Anonymous: why did you delete your account? the old one?
So I could have more time to be a Zelda-fag.
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Anonymous: are youstill friend with xanthe?
Of course I am! I’m just not on as much so I don’t get the time to talk to her as often, plus, we can’t exactly text due to the oversea money issue with phones.
SO
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Anonymous: why aren't you on as much
My internet’s been down for several weeks and the home computer I use has a terrible virus because it’s a piece of shit. The computer I use with all my GIF’s on it has been on the fritz, and I can only access the internet half time when I come over to my father’s house, but the computer here’s just a loaner one, so I’m going to be losing access to that one too soon.
Plus, it’s not like anyone really cares about this blog, lol.
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Adele vs The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter in the Deep
I might start posting songs that are oddly appropriate to X-Men every now and then. What do you guys think? Might even eventually post a fanmix, who knows.
You can download it here
not sure if want
800 plays
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Anonymous: So to you Keith is their drummer? like their main one
Forever and always.
And I mean, out of them all, Keith spent the most time with them. And a lot of the the songs that are the most memorable, (“My Generation,” “Pictures of Lily,” “Pinball Wizard,” “Who Are You,” “Love Reign O’er Me,” “Baba O’Riley,” “Behind Blue Eyes,” etc.) feature Keith on drums.
I mean.
You think Who, you think smashing guitars, spastic drumming, whipping microphones, stoic bass players it’s just their image.
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Ronnie (Wood) fancied him. Ronnie’s in New York watching MTV and he drags me up and goes, “You gotta see this chick, man”. I was already hip to it. “Her name’s George, Ron”.
— Keith Richards on Boy George (via poolhallrichard)
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Half the time, when I see a picture of Robert Plant, I think, “Why the fuck are you even wearing a shirt?” I mean, give it to those poor kids in the ghetto or something, Robert you insensitive fuck
Stop the shirt abuse, people
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Anonymous: How do you feel about the other drummers that participated in The Who>?
UH.
Excellent question; I’ll just go down the list. And by list, I mean, the names Wikipedia provided me because I’m shit at remembering people’s names.
Scot Halpin - man, what I would have given to be in his shoes. Granted, he was only their drummer for one gig (and just pulled out of a crowd at random, but that counts, right?) but apparently he was solid so
Zac Starkey - shit I liked him. I mean, I think the only time he drummed with them was at the Superbowl Halftime show and I was like eight so I can’t really remember but I mean, it’s kinda cool that he got to fill in his godfather’s shoes so, power to him
Doug Sandom - I can’t formulate an opinion cause I’ve never really listened to The Who’s sound, back when they were The Detours so yep
Kenney Jones - He seemed like a sweet guy, but in my opinion, he wasn’t “Who Material,”. “Who Material,” is fast, chaotic, unpredictable, and Jones was very rudimentary to his drum beats. He seemed to lay heavily on his high hat, which I mean, it’s not a terrible thing to do, but if you compare it to Moon, who didn’t even fucking have a high hat during their Mod era…it’s quite a leap, and in the wrong direction. I mean, if you just listen to “Eminence Front,” you stop to realize that it just feels…wrong. It’s a great song, don’t get me wrong, but the beats are just so un-Who that you’re kind of over come with a sense of longing for Moon.
Simon Phillips - I don’t know shit about Simon Phillips. Apparently he drummed on their tour in ‘89, but I mean, he was playing things that had already been written, and therefore, had to stick to a format. He was just a stand-in for Keith and had no room to be himself, because everyone was already familiar with the beats of “Tommy,” and “Quadrophenia,”.
And there you have it.
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