Now Playing: P.I.L-This Is Not A Love Song
Topic: Everything In Moderation
Evil is as evil does
We are almost at the end of
another week. Next week is Thanksgiving vacation for all the kids
in school, A.K.A Hell Week for parents. Well, maybe not that bad.
It depends on who your kids
are... Hmmmmm. Points to ponder, and ponder I shall.
? Michael Jordan makes more
money from Nike annually than all of the Nike factory workers in
Malaysia combined. ?
So, what to write about today? I
really don't know. I am clueless and could give a damn if I did
not have anywhere to go with this damn blog! It's for your
entertainment, so I know I need to
give you something worth while. Damn... Let's talk about
something weird, jusy plain weird...
? February of 1865 is the only month in recorded history not to have a full moon. ?
What's It All Aboot?
These are some songs I could
find the meanings for so I could share it with you and you could
be amazed! And you will be!!!
- Alice In Chains,
"Man in the Box" - This is about censorship,
with animal cruelty used as
a metaphor. The man in the box is like a veal calf trapped in confinement. - Pearl Jam,
"Jeremy" - About a boy who kills himself at
school to get revenge on the stud-
ents who tormented him. It is based on the true story of Jeremy Delle, a 16 year old who
killed himself in front of his English class at Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas. - Oasis,
"Champagne Supernova" - Noel Gallagher got the
title when he misheard the name
of the Pixies album Bossanova. He was watching a documentary about champagne at the
time. - System of a Down,
"Sugar" - This song is about the artificial
sweetener Aspartame. Aspar-
tame has been linked to people having uncontrollable homicidal tendencies, and an increase
in the numbers of brain tumors as suggested in the report by the World Health Organization.
In the video, the words 'Aspartame kills' pop up briefly. In the lyrics Serj makes reference to
violence: 'My girlfriend she lashes out sometimes and then I just f*cking kick her then baby,
she's ok.' - The Dead Kennedys,
"I Fought The Law" - The song is about the
murder of San Francisco
mayor George Moscone and his aide Harvey Milk ("I blew George and Harvey's brains out with
my six-gun") by police officer Dan White, who later managed to get out of a double murder
sentence through a rather peculiar insanity defense - he claimed he went temporarily insane
after eating too many Twinkies ("Twinkies are the best friends I ever had") even though there
is evidence the murders were premeditated.
So, there you have it. Maybe
there are songs you would like to know more about. If there are,
post them
on the board and I will cover them tomorrow! It's interesting
because we never really knew the extent of
the truth.
Vocabulary? How about just 3?!?!
- obolary, adj. - extremely poor
- ragmatical, adj. - wild, ill-behaved
- vesical, adj. - pertaining to the bladder
? The word "samba" means "to rub navels together." ?
Long blog today. I hope you
enjoyed it. If not, please leave your complaints at the board and
I will
deal with them accordingly. More than likey, you will get a big,
"Piss Off" but just because I don't
care, doesn't mean I don't understand! Oi to the world! Good Day!
loud
In Christian mythology, the Holy
Grail was the dish or cup, which Jesus used at the Last
Supper, or alternatively a vessel that caught his blood
during his crucifixion, or sometimes both. It was said to
have the power to heal all wounds. A theme joined to the
Christianised Arthurian mythos relates to the quest for
the Holy Grail. The legend may be a combination of
genuine Christian lore with a Celtic myth of a cauldron
endowed with special powers. Whether graal is Celtic or
Old French, it never refers to any cup or bowl but this.
blue
mischievious
se'pesh/ or Vlad the Impaler),
lived November/December, 1431 - December, 1476, reigned
as Prince of Wallachia 1448, 1456-1462 and 1476. He was
born in Sighisoara, Transylvania. Thanks to his rule,
Wallachia preserved its independence in relation with the
Ottoman threat. He is known in Turkish as Kaziglu Bey,
or "the Impaler Prince", and is a popular folk
hero in Romania and Moldova even today. However, he was a
savage ruler - his enemies were impaled, hence his
nickname.
irritated
Be
happy while you're living, for you're a long time dead.
a-ok
enirs of the fair, and take home to hang
on their Christmas Trees.
chatty
Tom Kenny skirted the issue on Late
Night with Conan O'Brien: "Whether [SpongeBob]
don't ask
With
"eMOTIVe," A Perfect Circle restore
rock `n' roll to its revolutionary
roots by throwing a 12-megaton musical bomb in
the face of the ruling class. Described by APC's
Maynard James Keenan as "a collection of
songs about war, peace, love and greed," the
astonishing set blends all-new original material
with a provocative selection of cover versions.
The tracks chosen bridge three decades of protest
songs, spanning an array of genres -
hardcore punk and heavy metal, new wave and Delta
blues, folk rock and rhythm & blues. Among
the insurgent classics reinterpreted on "eMOTIVe"
are John Lennon's "Imagine,"
Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On,"
Memphis Minnie's blues stomper, "When
The Levee Breaks" (made famous by Led
Zeppelin), Depeche Mode's "People Are
People," Devo's "Freedom Of
Choice," Black Flag's "Gimmie
Gimmie Gimmie," Fear's "Let's
Have A War," Joni Mitchell's "Fiddle
And The Drum," and the Nick Lowe (by way of
Elvis Costello) anti-anthem, "(What's
So Funny `Bout) Peace, Love And
Understanding." The album kicks off with an
explosive take on "Annihilation,"
originally recorded by Berkeley aggro-punk
legends, Crucifix. The eMOTIVe release is a
limited edition special package that includes a
lenticular cover.
d'oh
caffeinated
