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honolulu horn

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  1. That photo is the definition of rock and roll.
  2. That khyd is going to wind up getting addicted to khrak cokhane, become a street walkhyr, and be inkharceratyd for multiple feloneighs, guaranteed
  3. Yeah, I'm not pinning this one on the Highway Department, dog.
  4. This guy looks like he really likes Dabo's NIL policy.
  5. Tangent but on the SNL 50th anniversary show last night, Paul Simon and Sabrina Carpenter opened up by singing Homeward Bound. Simon introduced it by saying he played it on SNL in 1976. Carpenter said "I wasn't alive then. Neither were my parents." Jesus.
  6. Damn, I was intrigued by Hall. I don't know shit about fuck, but he seemed like he would've been a good fit and had some good insider relationships already formed for short and long term recruiting.
  7. Well, shit, me too.
  8. Would've been a cooler video if the skier in the back had been yelling "I want my two dollars euros!"
  9. I like how in the second clip you can see the dude who looks to have been filming the first clip hauling ass to avoid becoming a fiery pancake.
  10. I just watched Police Story again a couple of days ago. That spinal injury was no joke. The graphic forgot to include that he melted the skin off of his palms and fingers during that same stunt. Armour of God has some terrible injury outtakes too, but damn what a great movie. Jackie is the GOAT.
  11. Yep, hated that video too.
  12. I can't tell you how much I hate those videos. I always watch them, and I always feel nauseated, and I always hate them. And then I always watch them again.
  13. As Jerry Seinfeld said, in that sort of a situation the helmet was wearing the guy for protection. "It's a good thing I was attached to that human or that truck would've hit me directly!"
  14. Duke's is next door, in the Outrigger I believe. The Royal Hawaiian Hotel is the "Pink Palace," the old venerable classic beachfront hotel and one of the first hotels in the state.
  15. Kamehameha School is pretty badass, actually. It prioritizes admissions of kids with some proof of Hawaiian descent as well as indigent kids and orphans. You can imagine how many of those kids playing o-line are some seriously pissed off motherfuckers. They have some serious grudges. I think it's interesting to know that the school also owns the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, several malls on Oahu, the Four Seasons, a few condos in Waikiki, and a bunch of exclusive properties in Kahala (one of the wealthiest parts of the state). They used to own the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center as well. Many people who have visited Oahu have personally donated to KS without ever knowingly doing so. /csb
  16. Yeah, I was actually trying to think of what musicians were on the precipice of going in a new, interesting direction but for their death. I think some people here have replied along the lines of "I wish I had seen so and so live" or "Geez I really miss that artist." Both are fine, but I was actually more interested in the former. Layne Staley was a good pick, as were Biggie and Tupac. Buddy Holly of course. You can see threads of more deeper stuff, more introspective and complex stuff starting to emerge in each of their catalogs. Artists tend to mature and it would have been cool to see what stuff they came up with had they been given the opportunity.
  17. while I agree with you re: Elliott Smith, I just need to put this here for your reference:
  18. Co-sign. Bolt Thrower always delivers. Whenever it comes up in my rotation, it inevitably leads to volume going up.
  19. Thanks to Steamboat1874 for this idea. On the Cool Pictures of Music Icons thread, he said he would've really liked to see what Buddy Holly would've done with his music had he not died in that tragic plane crash. Got me thinking. So many musicians seemed primed to make a really great turn towards a new sound, but for being killed or dying before they got there. Hendrix was experimenting with all sorts of sounds. John Lennon finally seemed to be at peace with his inner demons. Kurt Cobain was writing mellower, more introspective stuff. Bon Scott was at the top of his game. As big of a Beatles honk as I am, the answer for me is SRV. That stuff he was putting out circa In Step after getting sober -- Tightrope, Life by the Drop, Riviera Paradise -- that was signaling a very cool new direction and I really would've loved to see what he created after that. Goddammit.
  20. Thanks for the new thread idea.
  21. and that's fair
  22. yeah even though it's gonna be short sets with partial lineups, bad vocals, etc...still, probably the greatest metal concert of all time.
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