The Goat Pen

We don't produce or sell feed...

Weird Al Yankovic is very talented, and very sane.

Corey Feldman doesn't pass either of those tests.

hedge wrote:We don't produce or sell feed...

So it's a front for homo prostitution? I can see that.

Wait, all along I thought Hedge owned a feed store and was unsure about his future.

Hedge isnt qualified to own a dog.

The future's uncertain and the end is always near...

"Vampire cruise ship"

LMAO

I don't know if I mentioned this or not but I've been meaning to tell you guys this

My wife took a new job moving from one school to another recently - and the school she is at is pretty upper crust for Cincinnati standards. She works with special needs kids or kids that just can't function in society very well.

One of the kids she works with is David Allen Coe's grandson.

The apple didn't fall far from the tree either. This kid is a walking train wreck of humanity.

From Wikipedia

"In his early career, Coe was known for his unpredictable live performances, in which he would ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle onto the stage and curse at his audience. Coe has also performed in a rhinestone suit and a mask which resembled that of The Lone Ranger, calling himself the "Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy.

thats this kid in a nutshell.

What school?

Are you asking so you can go hang out with him?

Jungle Rat wrote:What school?

Indian Hill

This guy is a cross b/w George Jones, late era Elvis and Billy Bob Thornton...

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None of the above.

I'd like to have hair like that

Indian Hill. Bunch of rich preppies but right down the road.

eCat wrote:I'd like to have hair

FYP

this is true

Nirvana's Nevermind album is 25 years old this week

I'm surprised I haven't heard this story until now

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Perhaps the most ambitious recording on the album is "You See Me Crying", a complex piano ballad that was heavily orchestrated. Jack Douglas brought in a symphony orchestra for the song, which was conducted by Mike Mainieri. The song itself was written by lead singer Steven Tyler and outside collaborator Don Solomon. Some of the band members became frustrated with the song, which took a long time to complete, due to the many complex drum and guitar parts. The band's label, Columbia Records, was nonetheless very impressed with the song and the recording process. Bruce Lundvall, then-president of Columbia Records walked in on the recording sessions for Toys when the band was working on the song and remarked: "You guys got an incredible thing going here. I just came from a Herbie Hancock session and this is much more fun".While Aerosmith were planning the "Back in the Saddle" concert tour and recording the "Done with Mirrors" album during 1984, a radio DJ played the song. Steven, who was suffering memory loss at the time from years of drug use, liked the song so much, he suggested his group record a cover version, only to be told by his bandmate Joe Perry, "It's us, fuckhead."

LOL

Also, Nevermind is an incredible piece of work. Genius. Fuck, I'm getting old.