"That's what makes this so difficult"
This line has made its way into my lexicon and I use it way too much now
Didn't realize Larry David and Kramer both started out on that show Fridays with Andy Kaufman
most of the episodes are lost because Kramers contract didn't allow for any episodes to be released on home video ever
Deep into season 5 right now Kramer was walking around New York in his underwear in a fur coat yesterday
Smh. Why hasnt she died yet?
To be fair that was all scripted. They were all in on it.
To be fair that was all scripted. They were all in on it.
She doesnt come across as malicious but her jokes are always super awkward and unfunny
Dude from Amenra/Absent in Body is wild


there's this tattoo artist who was suspending with hooks a year back and lost his leg doing it. this video is somewhere on youtube but I don't recommend seeking it out
there's this tattoo artist who was suspending with hooks a year back and lost his leg doing it. this video is somewhere on youtube but I don't recommend seeking it out
Ouch
there's this tattoo artist who was suspending with hooks a year back and lost his leg doing it. this video is somewhere on youtube but I don't recommend seeking it out
I seeked it out :elon: wasn't very graphic tbh and I'm more just mystified that that's a thing that people do and other people want to watch
chubby metal dude not exactly cirque du soleil
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
I seeked it out :elon: wasn't very graphic tbh and I'm more just mystified that that's a thing that people do and other people want to watch
chubby metal dude not exactly cirque du soleil
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
I seeked it out :elon: wasn't very graphic tbh and I'm more just mystified that that's a thing that people do and other people want to watch
chubby metal dude not exactly cirque du soleil
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
I seeked it out :elon: wasn't very graphic tbh and I'm more just mystified that that's a thing that people do and other people want to watch
chubby metal dude not exactly cirque du soleil
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
the worst part is he gives this motivational speech right before going up and completely f***ing it up
I seeked it out :elon: wasn't very graphic tbh and I'm more just mystified that that's a thing that people do and other people want to watch
chubby metal dude not exactly cirque du soleil
and man lost a leg to a nu-metal version of Turn Down For What
For Van Eeckhout, the physical experience of being onstage with Amenra is equally essential. As a young man, he began exploring pain and shaping his body through tattoos, piercings and scarification. "As soon as I saw some photographs of that stuff it intrigued me. I knew that was something I related to," he says. "I want to be the visualization of overcoming pain, of taking that pain and making it yours and moving on."
"For the first time in my life, I felt a force within the music that I hadn't felt before — a medicating aspect of it, a healing aspect of it"

It's not something I can relate to or would ever do, but I guess I understand his reasoning. Also he's Belgian
For Van Eeckhout, the physical experience of being onstage with Amenra is equally essential. As a young man, he began exploring pain and shaping his body through tattoos, piercings and scarification. "As soon as I saw some photographs of that stuff it intrigued me. I knew that was something I related to," he says. "I want to be the visualization of overcoming pain, of taking that pain and making it yours and moving on."
"For the first time in my life, I felt a force within the music that I hadn't felt before — a medicating aspect of it, a healing aspect of it"

It's not something I can relate to or would ever do, but I guess I understand his reasoning. Also he's Belgian

For Van Eeckhout, the physical experience of being onstage with Amenra is equally essential. As a young man, he began exploring pain and shaping his body through tattoos, piercings and scarification. "As soon as I saw some photographs of that stuff it intrigued me. I knew that was something I related to," he says. "I want to be the visualization of overcoming pain, of taking that pain and making it yours and moving on."
"For the first time in my life, I felt a force within the music that I hadn't felt before — a medicating aspect of it, a healing aspect of it"

It's not something I can relate to or would ever do, but I guess I understand his reasoning. Also he's Belgian
had he ever considered shaping his body with... adunno... some f***ing weights
had he ever considered shaping his body with... adunno... some f***ing weights
Why do that when you can just cut off your nipples
Thoughts on new Vince songs? Need the full album in context to fully make a call but they are decent on first listens. Kinda feels like Summertime 06 will be his one masterpiece cause imo nothing after that has come close to that early peak
@rise_zero gonna grind Colosseum of Fools all day tomorrow until I either finish it or completely lose my sanity
@rise_zero gonna grind Colosseum of Fools all day tomorrow until I either finish it or completely lose my sanity
@RVI
the piano -> guitar
im not too familiar with Mott tbh