At least I have oneSirSchloppy wrote:
Don't be a tool.
spurrrrrrn'd
spurrrrrrn'd
why thank you!TheAussieReaper wrote:
You think I'm special?haffeysucks wrote:
of course i meant you, buddy <3TheAussieReaper wrote:
I assumed both haffey.
Aw, here. I know it's early, but I want you to have this:
http://www.gigglechick.com/erin/blog/choo_choo.jpg
it's so simple...it may be even as simple as simple jack. (+1 for movie reference)
i'm not sure if you play l4d but i this is what i want to do to you all night long...
hooray! i love tickle fights!
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
azn tickle fights are even better i hear
yeah i'll be all sticky and covered in overcooked riceGooners wrote:
azn tickle fights are even better i hear
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
and slippery noodles?haffeysucks wrote:
yeah i'll be all sticky and covered in overcooked riceGooners wrote:
azn tickle fights are even better i hear
i want you haffey, i want to be inside you
I hear gaping fights are even better.
wat.
wat.
i want you too, pour that maple syrup all over my body...Gooners wrote:
and slippery noodles?haffeysucks wrote:
yeah i'll be all sticky and covered in overcooked riceGooners wrote:
azn tickle fights are even better i hear
i want you haffey, i want to be inside you
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
- Superior Mind
- (not macbeth)
- +1,755|7132
Word.
ill cock beaver slap u, and put maple leafs in holes you didnt know you hadhaffeysucks wrote:
i want you too, pour that maple syrup all over my body...Gooners wrote:
and slippery noodles?haffeysucks wrote:
yeah i'll be all sticky and covered in overcooked rice
i want you haffey, i want to be inside you
lol ok, back on topic nowGooners wrote:
ill cock beaver slap u, and put maple leafs in holes you didnt know you hadhaffeysucks wrote:
i want you too, pour that maple syrup all over my body...Gooners wrote:
and slippery noodles?
i want you haffey, i want to be inside you
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
fags
but blink 182 was never really that good
of course they had some nice songs but other than that...
but blink 182 was never really that good
of course they had some nice songs but other than that...
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In before non-musical 13 year old proclaiming Travis Barker as the best drummer evahhhh.
Good for Blink 182 though, musically uninitiated teen girls the world over just gained another gateway-band.
Good for Blink 182 though, musically uninitiated teen girls the world over just gained another gateway-band.
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^^^^Uzique wrote:
In before non-musical 13 year old proclaiming Travis Barker as the best drummer evahhhh.
Good for Blink 182 though, musically uninitiated teen girls the world over just gained another gateway-band.
When I was a "musically uninitiated teen girl" Blink 182 were a really helpful band. At the risk of sounding "emo" or "scene" there was a lot of meaning in their music. "Stay together for the kids" helped me through my mum and dad breaking up. There are plenty other songs by this band that are meaningful, not least Mark Hoppus being an idol of mine. He was the main inspiration in me picking up a bass guitar and not looking back.Uzique wrote:
In before non-musical 13 year old proclaiming Travis Barker as the best drummer evahhhh.
Good for Blink 182 though, musically uninitiated teen girls the world over just gained another gateway-band.
So before you and other people bash on about how "Blink 182 are just all filler 4 different power chords same rhythm in all their songs blablabla pop-punk sux", I appreciate your opinion, but at the end of the day, they're not a bad band, and they made a shit load of money, without exploiting the marker like the "bands" of today. Yes Mcfly, Busted, anyxfactorcontestant, I'm looking at you.
oops.
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SirSchloppy wrote:
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Oh theyre back, I should start reading threads more, thats cool
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TheAussieReaper wrote:
They are really crap.
The lead singer of Blink 182 makes me want to punch the lead singer of Blink 182 in the face.
Boohoo, good for you. Beethoven got me through my dog dying, what's your fucking point? Everyone derives and takes what they want from music- it's kinda irrelevant what the actual band represent or write about. It's like saying Britney Spears is a deep and talented songwriter because one of her songs about a ex-boyfriend echoed your own relationship. It's not good music, it's you overly bestowing fondness/sentiment/nostalgia on someone elses shittiness. Blink 182 are a good band and I enjoyed them years ago as well... but only on face value. Easy going up-beat pop-punk/rock, some funny songs, some good party-time sing-alongs... on a musical basis, and on any level of seriousness, utter wank.SirSchloppy wrote:
When I was a "musically uninitiated teen girl" Blink 182 were a really helpful band. At the risk of sounding "emo" or "scene" there was a lot of meaning in their music. "Stay together for the kids" helped me through my mum and dad breaking up. There are plenty other songs by this band that are meaningful, not least Mark Hoppus being an idol of mine. He was the main inspiration in me picking up a bass guitar and not looking back.Uzique wrote:
In before non-musical 13 year old proclaiming Travis Barker as the best drummer evahhhh.
Good for Blink 182 though, musically uninitiated teen girls the world over just gained another gateway-band.
So before you and other people bash on about how "Blink 182 are just all filler 4 different power chords same rhythm in all their songs blablabla pop-punk sux", I appreciate your opinion, but at the end of the day, they're not a bad band, and they made a shit load of money, without exploiting the marker like the "bands" of today. Yes Mcfly, Busted, anyxfactorcontestant, I'm looking at you.
oops.
Last edited by Uzique (2009-02-09 09:01:53)
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thread makes me lol
It was bad enough that they killed punk, now it's even worse the fact that they're still around.
Never heard of'em.
No wait, once, I think it was on that Sabrina teenage witch show or something.
No wait, once, I think it was on that Sabrina teenage witch show or something.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
Freezer you are a leet audiophile if you've never heard of Blink 182. Where did you spend the last 10 years?
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In a box with my head up my arse. Thought you had figured that out already.Uzique wrote:
Freezer you are a leet audiophile if you've never heard of Blink 182. Where did you spend the last 10 years?
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
I thought the Barker dude was suing because of the crash. So if he drums like before the crash, wouldn't the judge throw out his case?
I like/heard their two hits.
I like/heard their two hits.
Online Source: In the papers, Barker's lawyer alleges the former Blink-182 drummer "was hurt and injured in his health, strength and activity, sustaining injuries to his body and shock and injury to his nervous system" in the plane crash, causing Barker "great physical, mental and nervous pain and suffering." The papers also allege Barker has been told his injuries will "result in permanent disability."
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