He’s Canadian, he was just trying to be nice.
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He’s Canadian, he was just trying to be nice.
Trust me... there are (what... does Canada have like, a "Truman Show" kinda thing goin' on or sup'm?)
OMG I feel so isolated over here. 
And your Canadian and that is why your bailing me out. Thanks eh!.
No problem eh, you hoser.
Ps. No one in Canada ever said hoser in real life, ever. Soory.
... but... but... what about Bob & Doug McKenzie???
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Not in my neighbourhood. Maybe I should start implementing it into my dialect. I might just do that for awhile. Xmas day Im going to say "Thanks ya hoser", "I always wanted one of these", every time I open a gift. "Pass the perogies ya hoser", "You want syrup on those flapjacks ya hoser eh"?, "No thanks ya hoser", "Excuse me hoser", "Good afternoon ya hosers" At the end of the night "Take off eh"!...."Ya fn' hosers"!.........BUUUURRPPP!!!............(faceplant).
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Thats crazy.
Yeah, there's a reason Western Australia is so far away.
Is there a random old dusty gas station in between somewhere?........hopefully. You could fit another country in that amount of space.
Oh come on now!, is it just me or is this ridiculous?. If one were to claim the audience never paid attention to ones sound that would make one the "joker" therefor the "jokers" lack of respect for the intelligence of the audience leads the "joker" to believe the audience is "stupid". Where in the hell do these guy's come from?. He is NOT the only musician in the world that has been approached by an audience member about the topic of tone.................
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You think the audience doesn't notice? Think again!
................:***:You think the audience doesn't notice? Think again!
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Not really doin' anything right now, so against my better judgement, I clicked your link. I read only the originating post, and quickly rushed back home. There are a whole lotta ways to say what he was trying to say, without being a A-hole. He just chose not to use them. He made an unsolicited post, and came out swingin'. I call BS! he didn't care about a word he was sayin'. He just wanted to start some sh!t. Sadly... he'll get what he wants (unless they strike the thread or "evict" him)Oh come on now!, is it just me or is this ridiculous. If one were to claim the audience never paid attention to ones sound that would make one the "joker" therefor the "jokers" lack of respect for the intelligence of the audience leads the "joker" to believe the audience is "stupid". Where in the hell do these guy's come from?. He is NOT the only musician in the world that has been approached by an audience member about the topic of tone.
You think the audience doesn't notice? Think again!
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My immediate reaction before I hit the halfway mark was literally this song blaring in my head.Not really doin' anything right now, so against my better judgement, I clicked your link. I read only the originating post, and quickly rushed back home. There are a whole lotta ways to say what he was trying to say, without being a dickhole. He just chose not to use them. He made an unsolicited post, and came out swingin'. I call BS! he didn't care about a word he was sayin'. He just wanted to start some sh!t. Sadly... he'll get what he wants (unless they strike the thread or "evict" him)
Sounds like we had the same band routines. Best times of our lives.YEAH man! That IS a great album! My heart go's to the OG though. That was the album that put me on the Railroad
17 years old... just learnin' what rock & roll was... just learnin' what beer was... just learnin' what the rock & roll lifestyle was with my first serious band. We typically practiced 4-7 days a week... and after every practice was a party (we called it 'hangin' out'...but we 'hung out' like there was no tomorrow!). One night, the bass player dropped some vinyl & hit the volume knob. I asked what it was, & he handed me this:
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I had never witnessed badassery of this magnitude! Been a fan ever since
A little Birdy advice .... I'd suggest everyone cool it before Veronica has to wave the big stick.
