Ian MacKaye of Fugazi in Austin on 8/11

Jose Watson66 drove me while he was wasted, thanks for nothing. 🙂

coastalpanther11 said:This is the second time in a row I’ve had to pull over on the interstate just so people could go vomit. Only last night the fog was thick as hell. Give me a break. Either bring a bag for it, or just drive an indie Renault Ultima (like a Naked Raygun or Shellac of North America version)...

If only they actually puked this time.

Back to the topic, this is phenomenal:

Jose Watson66 said:You’re being way too soft here... 🙂 ...what about the person behind the wheel... 😕 ...who's driving while completely hammered...

Look, let me be clear: if I ever drank and then got behind the wheel—which I am absolutely telling you kids not to do, seriously, stay safe!—it was strictly to take the edge off before driving through heavy fog. It's easy to just plow into someone's bumper and call it a day... But you have to face reality for what it actually is.😁

Kevin Chavez3 said:I was explaining to my buddy Jaran how he’s nothing more than a pathetic worm for failing to grasp the divine dimension by going to an Exploited show. 🙂 🙂

I'll think about it. Maybe I'll show up...

Is it better to have a soda or just stay sober if I want to avoid a punk reaction where people start doing some frantic line dance on my chest? 🙂

Besides, you're talking nonsense... Union is a joke. Real men handle forklifts after that, not just driving cars.

Note to coastalpanther11: just for this occasion—and given how sleepy that concert was—Shellac was temporarily swapped out for Wilco.

I mean, yeah... I have to admit, when you're driving through heavy fog, it’s a hell of a lot easier to track one big red light... I had one right in front of me last night... thanks to him... He's a real hero, tearing through the night and the mist way too fast, but "safely," of course... 😛

mistyseal27 said:Besides, you're missing the point... unions, man. Real men walk away from that stuff ready to run a forklift, not just drive a car.

Note to coastalpanther11: specifically for this occasion and given how sleepy that concert was, Shellac was temporarily replaced by Wilco.

"She's a jar with a heavy lid
You know she begs me not to hit her"

Real macho. Might actually work. 👍

Jose Watson66 said:I mean, yeah... I gotta admit, when you're driving through thick fog, it’s way easier to spot a massive red taillight. I had one right in front of me last night... thank God for that guy. Total hero. He was tearing through the night and the mist way too fast, but hey, we made it "safely." 😛

Look, speeding isn't about acting like some tough guy. I just wanted to get the drunks out of my car ASAP. You know how it goes—one person starts puking and it triggers a total chain reaction. Besides, professional detailing is expensive as hell...

--- pussa, coastalpanther11

coastalpanther11 said:I just wanted to get the drunks out of the car ASAP. You know how it goes—one person throws up and it triggers a chain reaction, and professional detailing isn't cheap...

If you're going to be nitpicky about it, I only vomit in Spanko. Excuse me. My aunt is from Chicago and she doesn't throw up, does she?

My aunt and I sent the exact same text at the same time this morning: "What a disaster last night."

Peace, David Sullivan4

David Sullivan4 said:If you’re going to be this nitpicky, I’m basically throwing up in Spanko. Seriously.

Go ahead then, why don't you just go ahead and Wrong to found a club called "Rigoletto in Spank." Or maybe don't, since it's a Wrong line and right around Spanko anyway 😁

🙂

I bet Ian MacKaye would be absolutely thrilled to see exactly what kind of "punk rock" direction this thread has taken...

🙂

AJ GAT STREJT EDZ.

YEAH YEAH!

btw:

David Sullivan4: do you have vinyls?
me: nah man, they're too heavy to carry

now i'm thinking about punk again...

Jose Watson66 said:🙂

Ian MacKaye would be absolutely thrilled to see what kind of "punk rock" direction this thread has taken.

🙂

Give me a break! If he can sit there and claim Americans are finally changing their tune—that we’re finally realizing George Bush is a total joke and just need to suck it up until he leaves the White House—then fine. :jesustapdancingchrist!!!: If he gets to do that, then we can talk about whatever the hell we want in a thread about him. We can rant about medium-rare steaks, boobs, or how the Nike ten law is the only thing that matters.

It’s evident from my previous posts, but I need to publicly give a shout-out to coastalpanther11 for a smooth ride out there. Honestly, if Senna or Russell were around, they could have learned a thing or two from him. All good on my end. Respect to the big guy...

Driving too fast?! 🙂

David Sullivan4 said:Even looking back at previous posts, I have to give a public shout-out and thanks to coastalpanther11 for that smooth ride out in the sticks. Even guys like Senna or Allen could’ve learned a thing or two from him—everything was spot on! Respect to the big guy!

Nelson Dinsdale Pickett! 🙂

Listen to this guy calling him 'big'... He actually showed up... When's your appointment? During your maternity leave? 😁

Look, the whole Evens topic has been completely butchered and run into the ground.

So, basically, the Even's concert was absolutely killer. We were all just chilling on these huge, soft floor cushions with no actual stage in sight. Honestly, it felt like being back in preschool listening to Aunt Prittpen tell us a story 😁

They played a ton of hits from the album, including my absolute favorite, If It's Water. Everyone was singing, whistling, and just acting like kids. Seriously awesome (again). I spent the whole show swaying and humming along, and the crowd just seemed so happy. They're such sweet people, even if they are vegetarians.

Huge thanks to Rick for the super smooth ride there 🙂

And hey, you kids—vomiting is definitely not cool, no matter where you are since '89. 😛

hollowseal33 said:...and my absolute favorite, If It's Water...
Look, kids, let me tell you—this kind of vomiting behavior hasn't been cool since back in '89.

I'm with them on this one.

hollowseal33 said:I felt like I was back in kindergarten listening to Aunt Prittpen tell us stories.😁
... we’d all be singing and whistling and acting just like little kids.

You forgot to mention how we played hide-and-seek last night, too. Only now we're older, so the playground is a lot bigger. Our version of hide-and-seek was basically called "Find the intern in Austin."😁