[Original image found here, crossposted here.]
Whoa. There’s some serious WTF**kage here. Here’s a blowed-up and enhanced version:
There’s so much voodoo here I don’t know where to begin. Besides the Demon Cow ressurected by lightning and the Skull and Crossbones Medusa, there’s Michael Frank, a hoodoo man and a ninja turtle. At lower right is the scariest by far: Alfalfa as Dame Edna with a Darth Vader/Troll mask.
Nope. I’m not even gonna touch the doorbell… just back away slowly and hope the demons don’t follow us into the Overnight Open Thread.
Tags: Art, hoodoo, Open thread, voodoo
It could be BARNEY Frank. Then we’d all be screwed. So, count your blessings
Well, Jack, the Ninja Turtle eating the ploome is a nice touch. Or is a Slim Jim? Hard to tell.
The four snaked Medusa is ruined by the big balled bones. However she is reminiscent of the default avatars given here when one doesn’t have one on the ready.
Omen? Something to think about Jack.
Hell indeed
With all due disrespect my dearests friends…… I been drinking pretty much all day, so please disregard anything stupid, or intelligent I might say…… Thank you in advance…..
@ doriangrey:
How was the birthday party today you gave for your nephew?
@ doriangrey:
Drink up shriners!
I’m thinking of cancelling my subscription to the Financial Times. Look at this piece of crappola
Chinese and Saudis lead way in internet use
People in China and the Middle East are the busiest and most enthusiastic internet users, a study of the world’s online habits has revealed.
The Chinese are also among the most receptive to brands and advertisers communicating with them on social networking sites, underlining the substantial and still largely untapped opportunity for online marketers in Asia.
Two of the most oppresive gov’ts in the world and I’m supposed to believe this?
I cancelled our sub to the Economist after it ran a front page article “What’s wrong the the [American] right?” that was probably ghosted by Keith Olberman.
doriangrey wrote:
And if I say anything stupidly intelligent…take the bottle away, right quick.
This is a question that has no easy answers—I know being a musician myself— but who is your fav artist and song.
I’ll start.
Artist: The Beatles, with Zep close behind.
Song: Beethoven’s 9th
@ mjazz:
Hell is for [_________] and I’m snagging that .gif.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Hmmm, The Beatles. That’s tough one to top. But if we are talking favorites in the way that the music really speaks to you and means something beyond just being a good tune, I would have to say U2 is the most important band in the making of Runner.
Favorite song of all time? Black Betty by Ram Jam. Just kidding…
Frankly, I don’t think I have one song that is my absolute favorite but if I was on a desert island it would probably be a (early) U2 song.
I think I might cancel our sub to the Financial Times
Chinese and Saudis lead way in internet use
People in China and the Middle East are the busiest and most enthusiastic internet users, a study of the world’s online habits has revealed.
The Chinese are also among the most receptive to brands and advertisers communicating with them on social networking sites, underlining the substantial and still largely untapped opportunity for online marketers in Asia.
TNS, the market researcher owned by WPP, interviewed almost 50,000 people in 46 countries for its “Digital Life” study.
TNS ranked the online populations it sees as the most highly engaged in the internet through the time spent using it and people’s attitudes to the technology.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia and China topped the list, with about 55 per cent “highly engaged”.
Turkey, the third-largest nation represented on Facebook, was the only European country to appear in the TNS top 10. Advertising agencies have seen rapid growth in marketing expenditure by clients in China and Brazil, as well as in digital channels.
China, Saudi Arabia, Egypt. 3 of the most oppressive gov’ts in the world that tightly control their subjects internet access.
What bullshit.
@ Bunk X:
The training wheels add funny to the thing.
Aw hell.
It is not surprising that the richest, yet most repressed, people in the nonfree world have the highest internet usage.
@ song_and_dance_man:
I just checked out my iTunes playlist and interestingly the top ten most played songs on my iTunes list are:
Linus and Lucy: Vince Guaraldi Trio
Skating: Vince Guaraldi Trio
Christmas Time Is Here (vocal): Vince Guaralidi Trio
Clocks: Coldplay
The Spirit of Radio: Rush
The Number of the Beast: Iron Maiden
Eruption: Van Halen
Hark the Herald Angel Sings: Vince Guaraldi Trio
Stuck in a Moment (acoustic version): U2
You Really Got Me: Van Halen
doriangrey wrote:
You’re welcome very mush.
I was trying find a link to an obscure 70s song about a stranger who got the singer stoned. The eventual refrain is “Thank you very mushhhh.” I can’t find it. Might be British. Sound familiar?
Did you guys see the profile of Pamela Geller in today’s NYT?
I thought it was pretty good. Geller, however, did not. And she’s right.
Here is credentialed journalism: they say without explanation that I “posted doctored pictures of Elena Kagan, the Supreme Court justice, in a Nazi helmet.” They don’t bother to mention that the Kagan photoshop came after it was revealed that Kagan had cited in her thesis a German Marxist who became a Nazi when Hitler took power. They claim that I said that “a young Barack Obama slept with ‘a crack whore,’” without mentioning that in that post I was making a point about unfair journalists (like these Times writers), constructing a reductio ad absurdum about media bias.
Just to show how avid and careful they were in their quest for the facts, they have me video blogging from an Israeli beach. Won’t Fort Lauderdale be surprised to find out that the Zionist war machine is now occupying Florida beaches? Richer still was their reference to “arching her bikini-bared back provocatively.” Please. I was submerged in the water with my kids in the background. Talk about easily titillated! I never arched my back except to swim away. They’ve been spending too much time with the Taliban. And they fault me for equating Palestinians with Hamas. The Palestinians elected Hamas, but who cares?
I know they spoke to Pamela Hall, but she is not mentioned in the article. They asked her what my worst traits were, but she must not have given them any grist for their mill.
@ Bunk X:
Well, it’s not a song that fits your description but at the end of The Jack by AC/DC, Bon Scott says something like “Thank you, thank you, thank you very much, I’m glad you like the show, thank you….” or something like that.
Runner wrote:
This is true. The music we listened to in our day tends to be that which influenced us most. The Beatles were the band for me as a youngin’ and I can imagine an important band of artists like U2 would be for your time. It is relative, for sure.
I saw U2 when they were upstarts and they were most impressive. Along with them at the Palace in Hollywood were REM, INXS, Simple Minds and the Human League.
Black Betty is one great song, great groove and perfect production.
Best song is the hardest thing to determine. It would be easier to ask, OK, what are your fav top 10 songs.
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by 1389, The Blogmocracy. The Blogmocracy said: The Gates of Heck http://goo.gl/fb/zxwuV #art #humor #openthread #hoodoo #voodoo [...]
@ song_and_dance_man:
Hmm…my favorite artist would probably be either Stevie Ray Vaughan or Eric Clapton.
And I agree with you about songs.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
You know, Bob, some things just can’t be explained, but other things can, and you can quote me on that. On the other hand, Big Green is still floundering so much that I’ve gotta put waders on just to click on the site. I can’t imagine how Chuck can catch anything aside from a rash when he’s thrown all his lures into the drink. Even I haven’t been trolling those waters lately.
Anything biting your line, Bob?
Zimriel wrote:
Not all of us. Just the dudes! LMAO
song_and_dance_man wrote:
See my post number 14. I read your mind!
Although that list might not qualify as my top ten songs but it’s interesting to examine your most played songs on iTunes.
And you’re right about it being relative to one’s time. I was around when the Beatles were recording and putting out albums but I was just a tyke and during my teenage years I pretty much bled KISS and Cheap Trick, etc. However it was as a senior in high school that I discovered The Police and The B-52s and after that I never looked back. When U2 came along in my world around 1980 or 81 I was hooked and their music and lyrics really spoke to me. It’s only now as a wiser man that Bono’s liberal tilt irks me and causes me some consternation. I totally adored early REM and now feel the same way about the kooky politics of Michael Stipe.
And PS, did that show at the Palace showcase all of these bands at one time? You caught Simple Minds and the Human League? If so, I bow to your concert-going greatness!
Runner wrote:
Beat the Meatles was a pretty good record at the time.
@ lobo91:
Stevie and Eric are both great axemen, but you have to give props to Jimi for paving the way for at least Vaughn. Clapton made his way in the same period as Hendrix and needs no forerunner, unless one cites Guy or King. But then again Page and other bluesy artists can cite them too.
@ lobo91:
Stevie Ray Vaughan! What an awesome musician. He might be my favorite guitarist of all time.
My ex-wife saw him in a 7-11 one night in Dallas putting a frozen burrito in a microwave oven. When he reached in to take it out he dropped it on the floor. She claims the burrito was out of the package and exposed just laying on the floor. He picked it up, dusted it off and paid for it. I assume he ate it!
She said he looked like hell warmed over and needed about a week of sleep.
Bunk X wrote:
Okay, I’ve heard of that but can’t figure out why or where.
“I’m a flea-bit peanut Monkey,
All my friends are junkies…
That’s not really true.
I’m a cold Italian pizza,
I could use a lemon squeezer,
Would you do?
I’ve been bit and I’ve been tossed around
By every she-rat in this town,
Have you baby?
Well I am just a monkey man,
I hope you are a monkey woman too.”
Hell’s not so bad sometimes…
I wish I could stay up and take part in a music oriented thread but I must be hitting the rack. Goodnight all!
@ Runner:
Besides the original, I liked Danny Elfman’s/Oingo Boingo’s version. Their version of “Violent Love,” turning it from R&B to ska, was awesome. Here’s Otis Rush’s original version.
Not having found anything of interest in the normal music channels produced by any band since the nineties I’ve been collecting Original Sound tracks (OST’s) from a number of sources. Over the last three years I have gotten a hold of a bunch of OST’s composed by Yuki Kajiura along with other OST’s from less well known composers. There is also a completely fictional band call Girls Dead Monster that has some really good tunes out on their own CD. (Keep the Beats!)
Instead of just thinking I’m one weird guy now you know with certainty.
Bunk X wrote:
Is no coincidence that going into the muck one must wear rubbers for your feet when wading, Jack. Prevention and all that.
Oh, and the lurker lures are there for those who want to be eventually fished out during when the regularly scheduled and required swamp purges. You can register for a bait license nowadays and is like applying for food stamps. BTW, the troll station is like a Circle K; open 24/7.
And that’s a fact Jack.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
There’s no doubt about that. Trying to name just one “Top” song is so unfair to all of the other really good songs.
Runner wrote:
The song wasn’t a heavy rocker, came out between 75 and 80. Funny druggie song, ending with
“…thank you…very… mush… I’m heading down the road now…I’ll catch up with you later…” or something like that.
Thank you all for the great tunes tonight, but I am still stuck on those images on the doors at the top of this post. Why would you put these on a door?
PrincessNatasha wrote:
Not all dudes, just…
Gates of Heck? Maybe, at any rate, I’m not entering that portal without some serious magic implements: a SureFire™ flashlight and the ancient and trusty weapon known to the Elves as a Browning semi-automatic.
Calo wrote:
That might be the front door of the Christine O’Donnell residence.
/
Calo wrote:
Well, if one is on some serious drugs, like a combination of LSD and some high-grade marijuana…
@ Calo:
National Endowment for the Arts subsidies, no doubt.
@ PrincessNatasha:
Thank you Princess,
Now for some sleepy tunes for us on a Sunday night.
@ song_and_dance_man:
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Bob, heheh, you know what they say!
Calo wrote:
Put ‘em on your face, then.
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
yep.
If I had a top ten list it might look like this from the top of my recollecting head.
1. Beethoven’s 9th—Beethoven
2. Dear Purdence—The Beatles
3. Blackbird—The Beatles
4. I am a Servant—Larry Norman
5. Ramble On–Led Zepplein
6. For the Love of God—Steve Vai
7. Something—The Beatles
8. The Extremist—Joe Satriani
9. Scenes from a Memory— Dream Theater (the whole recording)
10. Space Oddity–David Bowie
And it would change as I remembered other songs that I really like.
A top 20 might be better to move other songs into a fav list. Or maybe 50.
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Do you like Yoko Kanno? I really enjoyed her soundtracks for Cowboy Bebop and Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex.
@ song_and_dance_man:
Yep.
@ Bunk X:
No smiley face?
@ The Osprey:
Sure do, I have the Darker than BLACK OST and if I look around I’m sure to find some other stuff.
Runner wrote:
Yes. It was my younger sister that turned me onto these new up and coming groups. She was a photographer at the time and we got the tics from the lead singer of Simple Minds after I drove her to photograph them during a radio interview. Early LA KROQ.
It was a great show, and of them all I thought REM were the most intriguing. It’s not easy to listen to new groups whose songs haven’t been heard before, but the set by them was, to say at least, mesmerizing. The Human League had the only song that I recognized. Fascination was just becoming a hit.
Calo wrote:
Of course there was a smiley face!
@ Bunk X:
Cool. Glam Rock rocked in the day.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
I just listened to ‘em. I didn’t look at ‘em. I liked Lou Reed’s “Animal,” but I couldn’t stand looking at teh gay cover.
@ Bunk X:
You can thank someone you weren’t a musician in those days. Otherwise you might have had to throw away at some time after satin pants and funky shiny high healed stack shoes.
@ song_and_dance_man:
I loved that song when I heard Aerosmith do it, but I didn’t know it was a cover at the time. That’s when I quit letting the music industry tell me what I liked, and I started hunting down original versions to my favorite rock songs. I found out that most of them were blatant ripoffs, especially from Willie Dixon. Willie Dixon was a stutterer, and he sang very few songs, but he wrote a lot of music that later became rock standards.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
You don’t know how old I am! =)
@ Bunk X:
Tis true. Page of Zep took not a few older songs from others and reinvented them, and gave no credit to the original artists.
Holwin Wolf and Dixon to name a couple.
Dang. So quiet in here you’d think it was St. Swithin’s Day Eve.
@ Bunk X:
52, =/- 3 years. (Just a guess)
I can’t SLEEP.
song_and_dance_man wrote:
Don’t forget Robert Johnson. Clapton stole a lot of his songs, too.
@ Calo:
+/-, sorry.
This is one of my all time favorite rock tunes, and not because of any fancy musicianship or anything of that nature. It’s the message:
Calo wrote:
Nice try.
Bunk X wrote:
I would peg you in the upper 40′s or early 50′s. My best guess is 51.
Should I sign up to PokerStars.dot.net and work my hunches?
@ Bunk X:
Well, I didn’t want to insult you, so I low-balled it.
Robin Trower never got his due in my opinion, he was tagged as a Hendrix clone by the elitist music writers. And James Dewar was vastly underrated as a vocalist. Perhaps their finest work:
@ MrPaulRevere:
Early Tull, yeah.
The lyrics were great, and so was the musicianship. The only other group that approached Ian’s level of success with instruments that were not the norm for Rock was ELO.
@ Calo:
All I’ll say is that my first favorite record was Spike Jones & His City Slickers: “I Haven’t Been Home For Three Whole Nights (Last Night, Tonight and Tomorrow),” featuring Mel Blanc on vocal.
MrPaulRevere wrote:
As was Frank Marino of Mahogany Rush.
And there are others who were just as great. Steve Morse of the Dixie Dregs comes to mind immediately.
@ song_and_dance_man:
I was looking at the comments on Trowers youtube video and saw this:
@ MrPaulRevere:
Not only do Rolling Stones politics suck, so does their musical judgment.
One of the prettiest and most recorded songs ever was Hoagy Charmichael’s “Stardust” from 1927. Here’s Satchmo’s great version, and with this, I’m out for the night.
Have a great Monday all.
@ Bunk X:
I see your Satchmo, and I raise you a Glen Miller.
I think Glen’s is the definitive version. It sounds much prettier with clarinet.
The Osprey wrote:
I’ll see your Miller and raise you a Dorsey.
G’nite.
@ MrPaulRevere:
That is FUBAR.
Joan Jett had a couple hits and was a member of the Runaways. Designating her in a top list of Best Guitarists is just silly.
Rolling Stone is not what it used to be.
omg.
They are older than I thought.
/
@ eaglesoars:
I wish I wasn’t so late to the thread:
@ Bunk X:
It’s passing strange, but many stutterers can sing just fine. Seems to be a left-brain / right-brain thing. John Hammond Jr. is a classic example. Fine singer, but he really has trouble speaking, at least he did when he was younger.
[...] [Original image found here, crossposted here.] [...]
It’s not worth registering with the NYTimes to tell them that no one gives a shit about what Charles-Rat-Johnson has to say about anything, never mind Pam Geller.
He must have framed that and put it on his wall so he can meditate on it as he repeats the mantra “I am relevant, I am relevant, I am..”
@ Bunk X:
You gave me a clue when you said that the followup to “Work With Me Annie” was “Annie Had A Baby”.
Saying hello!
The 80′s when we had a real President named Regan. Good times of my life.
Night all!
Next?
Been out for a few days working. It seemed like a pretty slow weekend. Good topics though.
Top comment at the animal farm:
Not sure why the herd deemed that worthy*16.
Considering it is a Monday, the day is looking pretty good.
@ Opilio:
It is due to reading comprehension. They read weed and half dozen 8 foot tall plants and went YEAH!!!1!.
@ Beeduwine:
And some also registered lesbian and assholes and went YEAH THAT TOO!!!121!!
@ Opilio:
Well it has become official policy that Schmuckles and KKKTrout will collect the updings. Then, as in the former USSR, the dings will be distributed to the proles accordingly. Of course, the bulk will remain with the top two morons, but that is because they are working for the glory of the motherland.
@ linoleumknife:
Bastard karma commies they are.
@ Beeduwine:
*SNORT* I have a strong urge to go and register a sock and post something peppered with words like: asshole, ganja, stoned, bong, cheetos, dickcheese, jerkin’ off, baked, crack, BDSM, butt-plug….
/you get the idea
@ linoleumknife:
Just tie some of those beautiful words to either Geller or Palin, and you will be alright. Heck, you might even become karma king.
@ Beeduwine:
LOL, they wish they were commies. True commies are too real for them. If they had the displeasure of actually meeting a commie, they would piss their pants. Pansy ass little bitches is more like it. In meatspace, they would be ground turkey. That’s why Up-Chuck lives in teh gay-ted community…
@ linoleumknife:
It is hard to tell the toughness factor of the little people inside my computer. Iron Fist has got me convinced, though.
@ Beeduwine:
Haha, I’ll give it a try then..
The other day I was jackin’ off because I saw a picture of Palin. I really wanted to show that fascist moron a thing or two by squirting my dickcheese on her picture. First though, I need to get stoned off of some ganja out of my bong. I would have gone for some crack, but I had spent all my money on a new butt plug. Anyhow, now I’m baked and I can’t remember what I was talking about…….
/THIS IS A JOKE!!! (for the morons at the Swamp)
@ Beeduwine:
Haha, yeah. I don’t think I would want to test him. Of course I’m not wild about testing most people. I was raised to finish things like that, not start them.
@ linoleumknife:
I hope this wasn’t too much. I just figured it would be fun to pretend I was a braindead zombie of the BVoAF.
@ linoleumknife:
Well done. That would pass for political analysis at lgf these days.
Analysis! YEAH!!!11!! Upding!!111!!
@ Beeduwine:
LOL, and you will notice I smoothly switched from past to present tense twice!!! I could be a verified rock star on that site.
/It’s sad to think of how I was intimated by the minds there a few years ago. Look where it is now.
linoleumknife wrote:
Glad no kids are here.
@ Grimcargo:
Yeah, a bit extreme. Sorry, I just got carried away with the bashing there. I would have no problem with that being deleted.
@ Grimcargo:
Sorry. I might have egged him on… Heh.
Who are these kids you are talking of?
@ linoleumknife:
Wow, I really misspelled intimidated. It appears that I have cleared the room of any conversation with my over dramatic impression of a Loozard. Y’all have a good day, and once more, I apologize. I will keep it cleaner in the future.
Beeduwine wrote:
Daddy, what’s ganja?
//
G’mornin’ all!
@ Beeduwine:
Actually I have no idea how to answer that question. I could have used ladies instead of kids.
Senate splits 50/50
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2010/senate/2010_elections_senate_map_no_toss_ups.html
That’d be true if it wasn’t for our three rhinos
It must be the ganja
It’s the marijuana
That’s creepin upon me why I’m so high
Maybe it’s the hinde that has gotten in me
Whatever’s got into me I don’t mind
Obama has the book thrown at him: Moment a missile narrowly misses U.S. President’s head (and what’s with the naked man?)
m wrote:
Whoever threw it should have kept the book and thrown the naked fat guy.
m wrote:
Thats me tryin to win a million dollars.
@ huckfunn:
That was … rather uhm… Odd, LOL!
Par.
So was it a book by Hayek? Or maybe just a Constitution?
Good thing it wasn’t a copy of the Obamacare bill!
@ Grimcargo:
The book or the nekkid dude? And did it work? LOL!
@ Bumr50:
Seriously! He’d still be out like a light.
m wrote:
Well it wasn’t the book. If I throw something it’ll either stink or knock the hell out.
@ Grimcargo:
Yeah I didn’t think you would miss, lol.
So was it warm out? :}
Yesterday my mouse ate too much cheese and was in a frenzy before it froze. New one but Im thinking it’s something more than the mosue
m wrote:
You wouldn’t catch me streaking with it cold. you know..laughter.
m wrote:
Clueless! Hey check this out. I was almost wondering if this is Kirls. I emailed it to her.
huckfunn wrote:
You mean it wasn’t Richard Hatch?
@ huckfunn:
I can assure you that is not Kirls. I’ll bet she gets a kick out of that!
@ Bumr50:
No one, not even Arnold Schwartzennegger in his prime, could throw a copy of the ObamaCare bill very far…
huckfunn wrote:
That is priceless but I don’t think it be Kirls cause she not a housewife.
@ huckfunn:
Huck! What kind of car is your red convertible? Is that 501 stock?
Macker wrote:
Maybe he was returning his false tax return. Heh.
@ Grimcargo:
Yeah, that would be bad planning.
@ huckfunn:
That’s fantastic! We need more of her.
Iron Fist wrote:
ROFLMAO
@ Bumr50:
OF COURSE it couldn’t be the Constitution…to him, that was written by a bunch of dead white guys. He’s already ignored that.
Now, how many pages was Оба́маcare again? 2000+?
@ Macker:
@ Grimcargo:
I thought of Kirls first thing when I saw that. Maybe the next Youtube bullhorn babe at SEIU will be Kirls.
Beeduwine wrote:
That is a 1974 Cadillac El Dorado convertible. Last year for fender skirts. Yes, the 501 is the stock motor. I added dual exhaust which makes it sound kinda hairy chested.
Blowfish is thinking of running for President. God help me.
Grimcargo wrote:
As in Hootie?
Off to work. Y’all be good! See ya later!
OH and Macker… FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU friend!
LOL!
huckfunn wrote:
I’m going to tell you what NT2U told me: You look too big for that car ROFLMAO
@ Grimcargo:
Blowfish? Who dat?
@ huckfunn:
Nice. I am saving up for a ´69 Boss 429. The way things are going, it looks like I will be able to buy one in 2124.
huckfunn wrote:
HAHAHHAHHA No Donald Trump. The real blowfish. Course there’s Killgorge Snout the shad.
@ Grimcargo:
That may be our best configuration, anyway. I have long said that for this election I just want 41 solid Republican Senators. 51 won’t buy us much more. Yeah, we’ll get to set up the committees, and that is something, but in this case especially it will be mostly about who gets the nicer offices. That is something that doesn’t concern me in the slightest. I want to be able to block a third anti-Second Amendment Justice for the Supreme Court if necessary. That is the most important thing the Republicans can do in the Senate for the next two years. But a 50-50 split will be intresting. Will the Democrats go in for a power-sharing deal the way the Republicans did when faced with the same situation? I’m bettintg not. So there, right off the bat, is a grievance that the Republicans need to beat like a dead horse. Everything is the fault of the Democrats who are still trying to pass the agenda that was rejected by the voters. That is the narrative for the next two years in the Senate, while Darryl Issa and crew raise holy hell in the House. Soiunds like a plan. I hope the Republicans have the stones to pull it off…
Grimcargo wrote:
I’ll get her for that. I am a large lad… not (very) fat.
@ huckfunn:
Your avatar – you in your Caddy?
Macker wrote:
Donald trump
huckfunn wrote:
ROFLMAO don’t tell her i said that. Actually she was talking about my horse.
Beeduwine wrote:
Not actually me. I saw that picture somewhere and, thinking it was a close representation, gently “borrowed” it.
Beeduwine wrote:
Thats Groucho Marx
Grimcargo wrote:
I was gonna say; your horse has an expression on his face that says he carrying the weight of the world.
@ Runner:
Check out Stevie Ray on YouTube playing “Superstition”. Don’t forget to turn up the volume!
huckfunn wrote:
[...] The Gates of Heck › 2.0: The Blogmocracy [...]