monkeychow wrote:

On a lighter note and mostly unrelated note...one of my friends just sent this meme to his girlfriend...she wrote back asking if he's a pedophile (hence my bringing it up here lol)....but I'd say he's going to be looking for a new woman soon if he doesn't get more tactful...lol.....

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Made me laugh anyway!

I like them somewhere around that 1987-1997 period. That's the best.

Well kept, but the dude's that like them completely gone, I don't like when the whiskers scratch your nose or your junk down there. It's itchy for me, and irritating. Waxed is a different story, but rarely do girls have that done.

As for the pedophile thing, I can get girls saying that. You know why? I had a girl that 'requested' me as a dude shave or wax my area (and everything else), and I very quickly informed her I was a MAN and not a 14-year old boy and that would NOT be happening.

So I basically pulled the 'pedophile' argument reverse on shaving on a female, so i've kinda been there.

Landing strips are stupid when they're like that mid-2000's deal. I mean, why the fuck do you even leave that thing there? It's like a dude with a goatee that small... just shave the fuckin' thing off or leave the full thing on, but a chick with a 'soul patch' is beyond stupid.

I think all of the Kardashian women are just terribly unattractive but I can see why at least some people are attracted Kim. I've never ever understood how people could find Paris Hilton attractive either.

Olorin wrote:

Bumblefoots Facebook:

"Hey all, I have nothing to do with this - http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/showbiz/mu … -23867787/. Nor do I decide when the shows start - when you're waiting, so am I."

Responding to comments:

"Gisselle, Mrs Bumblefoot never gets angry, we've been together longer than you've been alive and our connection is deeper than you can truly know. *I* think the story is presented dishonestly and it's disrespectful to the families of bandmembers, and I'm bringing it up 1) because they deserve to be respected and defended, 2) a lot of fans feel that access is being granted to people that haven't earned it - by that I mean standing loyally by the band for years, buying a ticket, waiting on sore feet for hours and hours, cheering until they have no voice left, staying til the end and trying to find a way home after public transportation has been shut down... and doing it again the next time we're in town. I have nothing against 'the models', they were offered a fun night out and they deserve equal treatment from the band that any person at the show should get. But 'the band' did not request it, this kinda stuff comes from other people that are offering a good time by whatever means they have, and that's fine. I just feel the need to speak up on behalf our families & the fans, because they're respected & I don't want them feeling like they're not."

The best answers, as always, from Ron.

There was a change when Buckethead left. No matter how great 2006 was, it still felt incomplete. And I'm sure some people felt cheated.  Why? because people were invested and excited about the 2002 band. The people who were there connected to THAT band. And yes, it was a band. It had it's own weird, unique look, with a real promise for the future. Bucket was a big part of that. Something died when he left.