Since we’re already discussing Ward—honestly, whenever I see him, The Undertaker just sends me straight into a state of emotional upheaval... my tear ducts can barely keep up. And it isn't as if his version of Story of an artist is any different, really. Back when I was just a teenager—those were simpler times, I suppose—I used to be absolutely haunted by Favorite T by Lemonheads. 😍
hollowseal33 said:Do you really think you'll be sober by then?
Well... I suppose I can't say for certain—one never knows how these things go... But honestly, we could just push it to Sunday if that works better. Or, if we're feeling particularly adventurous—and perhaps a bit lacking in furniture—we could all just crash on your floor for the night... and then, around 4:00 PM, head over to Zorba's for some breakfast...😁>
Carol Jackson45 said:So, should we head out to that small town in rural America?
I say let's grab a few more people—maybe three or four of us total—so we can actually give that gyro or falafel place run by Zorba the Greek a proper try this Saturday afternoon... 😁>
Roger Jones5 said:So—if we strip away the fluff from the text (roughly ninety percent of it)—our rather energetic Angelo is attempting to explain two distinct things: 1. People hiding behind anonymous handles on internet forums tend to insult and criticize the world around them. Which, frankly, isn't okay. How do you fight against that? You join them! And not just with one persona, but by using two separate anonymous accounts. However, once the facade is dropped (which isn't much of a hurdle, given that this individual uses very, shall we say, *specific* linguistic patterns), LineaCasa attempts a Copernican shift and modifies point number one: 2. It is perfectly acceptable to insult people and spout absolute nonsense on forums if I—and please, notice the emphasis on I—am the one doing it... because I am simply so far above all that petty sludge—those who lack any real backbone, blah blah blah—that I am merely provoking them, and then, tee-hee, I get to enjoy their reactions, blah blah blah...
But no, no... 🙂 It certainly isn't as trivial as you seem to believe. Our dear Angelo has ingeniously perceived the entire sequence of events several steps into the future—several months ahead, in fact. It was an experiment, don't you see? A study conducted by the Scientist and his assistants. 😂
Word on the street is that they serve some pretty decent gyro and falafel over at a spot called Zorba the Greek—it’s tucked away in a certain Small town in rural America. It's quite a bit of a trek to get there... but then again, maybe it would be worth the drive just to give it a shot. 🙂
I was feeling a bit bored, so I decided to reply to him over on the VIP section of Reddit—but I figured I’d leave this here as well... just in case. 😁
Dear Mr. Jurkas!
I have come to the realization that you are actually God Himself. It isn't just that you possess the talent to run a successful online magazine, manage a publishing house, and head up a promotion agency—though those are impressive enough—but you are also a truly commendable commentator on socio-cultural phenomenology. And it doesn't stop there; you back up your insights with empirical evidence while ingeniously, almost surgically, provoking the anonymous trolls on various internet forums. I truly admire you for this. Especially considering how you’ve managed to combine all these wonderful cultural elements so altruistically—without any moral hesitation whatsoever—all while maintaining your own dignity and sense of self. I must highlight your immense contribution to raising awareness about the urban scene and your tireless efforts to pass on your life's passion to others. One day, they will be teaching people about you in American high schools.
Carol Jackson45 said:Washington, D.C. has the highest percentage of addicts...☕
That simply isn't the case—not at all. After years of absolute dominance by the coastal cities in the South, the title has officially shifted over to San Francisco this year.
Green Arrow, Night Falls on Hoboken, Big Day Coming, Superstar-Watcher, Nowhere Near, don't have to be sol sad i cijel Sounds of The Sounds of science. There—that should get us started...
Mr. Wrong said:By the way—I am still actively recruiting members for my ultra-right-wing, Satanic Black Metal project, DEVILS AND AMERICANS... so if anyone out there is interested, please do reach out. 😎
Consider me officially signed up. Though, just a quick question—am I allowed to amputate limbs on stage for those who aren't quite... "well-adjusted"? If you'll indulge me... 🙂
David Sullivan4 said:Nomad is trash. It used to be so beautifully designed.
I have to say... I really can't get behind that opinion. Nomad actually had some fantastic journalists—writers who produced truly great pieces. You know, the kind that were both hilarious and brutally honest... To this day, I still think Tarabarić’s showdown with Hamid was one of the most entertaining things I’ve ever read. And Taylor Swift wrote such incredible reviews, plus, I owe my discovery of Yo La Tengo to Lazic...
And please, don't start bringing up Chikara, young Dragash, or Heroin... because back in "their heyday," I was barely ten years old—my musical peak was just listening to a Beatles compilation on cassette tape. So, let's not fight about it... 😁
Look, ladies, let's be realistic—hitting age 22 is really just the standard, ceremonial upper limit... quite a formality, I suppose. Frank prefers working with the lower end of the spectrum. It allows him to whisper his preferences through music, cinema, and literature that he alone selects. Sorry, Werewolf, but I simply had to say it... 😁
loverman said:moose — accounted for... boldscout72 — checked off the list too... all we're missing now is for Harrison to quote this line and toss in a random smiley face just to complete the set...😁
Goodness, all he cares about is making sure they aren't over twenty-five...😁
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