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and you know who you are, I hope none of your friends or family were hurt.

My favorite from Beantown:

Orenthal was right: People die every day.

you should know what's worse, master Samwise

and while I'm not crazy about the bands body of work overall, that's a good song with great guitar work. just thought I'd throw a bone to some of my chowd friends, is all. Good folk, once you get to know the a-holes.

thanks for the mercy reply, though. I'll reciprocate one of these days when a thread you start in the music forum drops like a rock so fast Screw wants to flex his mop muscles and considers trots the appropriate receptacle.

Can't wait for a tornater to rip thru yer parts so I can return the favor

The Cars were the only Boston band worth a shit.

No love for J Geils, or are you all too young to remember?

Sudden Sam wrote:

Mikey wrote:No love for J Geils, or are you all too young to remember?

Look up.

YouTube doesn't come through here.

(I know you're not too young)

This is the first song that came to mind.






Now that the smokes gone,
and the air is all clear:
those who were right there
had a new kind of fear.
You'd fight and you were right -
but, they were just too strong.
They'd stick it in your face
and let you smell what they consider wrong




And mostly because the perpetrator has already been found.

War Wagon wrote:and you know who you are, I hope none of your friends or family were hurt.

My favorite from Beantown:

I'm sure most of your "chowd friends" would have rather taken their chances with the bombers. I know I would have.

War Wagon wrote:and you know who you are, I hope none of your friends or family were hurt.

My favorite from Beantown:

Killer guitar solo at the end of that one, Wags. GREAT choice. Barry Goudreau was nailz...