Aw, Now-Anarcho-Capitalist! I love you too. I am about a week away from being a college graduate, but both of my major projects are done, so once I am done being mysteriously sick, I am ready to have some FUN!! Are you a college graduate yet?

This was pretty funny, but the last joke in particular was a little sophisticated for sweet little Phillipe. I felt like the athlete's foot one was more in character.

I never listen to their albums, it's kind of bizarre sounding to me. My SO has roughly a thousand GD shows on CD, trading live music is his hobby, and I hear a lot of live GD. I guess I was kind of judgmental and weirded out by it at first, but they're probably one of my favorite bands now, stoned or not.

The more I read this, the less amused I am by it. It's not a clever or original point, and I don't feel like it's a stereotype that's all that based in the reality of the band. The Dead do some weird shit and go off on long musical tangents, but it's all based around fairly solid rock and roll songs. And the culture that surrounds them is largely based around dancing, so I don't see how you can't "tap your foot" to it. Albeit much of the dancing is done under a lot of different drugs, but still. At the Dead-inspired show I was at tonight I was dancing while stone-cold sober.

I also don't see where Onstad gets off getting all high and mighty about drug induced ramblings.

A sympathetic female character in Achewood?

I loved this one. My vote for thread title would have been "It breaks my heart that he is stoned."

Hi Foreboding Orb!

Agreed. Look at his frigging mouth, I would never have thought to see such brutal anguish from Mr. Bear. It's good, it's tough to read in a way.

Heeeellllo Achewood! Right!

Agreed - It is very sad to see someone who is usually so debonair be degraded first by this tat, and then by his self-loathing because of the tat.

When they come to take you down
When they bring that wagon around
Just one thing I ask of you
Just one thing to do
Please forget you knew my name
My darlin'
Sugaree

Excellent, thanks guys, I've been wondering.

I love the Rolling Stones, but I frequently will be grooving to them and then realize that Mick Jagger does not frequently take a positive view of women.

Also, Sugaree, by the Grateful Dead. "Please forget you knew my name, m y darling Sugaree" - what is that?

 Also, much of Britney Spears' new album (which I love for the most part).

None of these are morally repugnant to me. They just make me uncomfortable.