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#1092 Re: The Sunset Strip » Just because » 758 weeks ago

Yeah. I think he's an idiot. But I like, no.. not like I LOVE his voice. SO I'll endure and reap the rewards when the record drops like a m**f^%*N A Bomb

#1093 Re: The Garden » Doritos Burn Flavours » 758 weeks ago

Maybe I can count that as Cardio

#1096 Guns N' Roses » GUNS N' ROSES To Play Peru In October » 758 weeks ago

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According to LivingInPeru.com, GUNS N' ROSES will perform in Peru in October but has yet to set a date for the concert.

The band's South American tour will include stops at the Rock In Rio festival in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil on October 2, at Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile on October 5 and at Estadio Único de La Plata in La Plata, Argentina on October 8. "They will confirm their Peru date shorty," the Paraguayan media reported.

In addition to sole original member Axl Rose (vocals), the current lineup of GUNS N' ROSES includes guitarists Ron Thal, Richard Fortus and DJ Ashba, bassist Tommy Stinson, keyboardists Dizzy Reed and Chris Pitman and drummer Frank Ferrer.

As previously reported, "Chinese Democracy", the 2008 album released by the current edition of GUNS N' ROSES after a 15-year wait, can now be purchased at BestBuy.com for $1.99.

Best Buy was the exclusive U.S. retailer for "Chinese Democracy", reportedly paying $14 million for 1.6 million copies. But the album was a major sales disappointment, moving less than 630,000 copies despite the curiosity and hype surrounding its release.

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#1097 Re: Guns N' Roses » DJ ASHBA Recalls 'Funny' Bar Fight Involving AXL ROSE - » 758 weeks ago

^^^^ It wasn't when DJ came it was when ficnk left, be honest. And now you know how the reunionsts feel, but maybe even a little more despairing since finck is gone forever whereas a reunion could well happen.

It's Guns N Roses 7 or some shit like that now. It hasnt been Guns N Roses since '89

#1098 Re: The Garden » Gates: NATO alliance future could be 'dim, dismal' » 758 weeks ago

Maybe it was right, and maybe it was wrong. It happened and it's over. I'm more referencing the shift in global military thinking that would follow. In the eyes of the world America transformed from an almost Utopian country where anything was possible to a Superpower first and foremost, with the land of opportunity relegated to secondary importance. The dream was over.

#1099 Re: The Garden » Gates: NATO alliance future could be 'dim, dismal' » 758 weeks ago

Europe have long been making strides to rid the whole idea of war from their public psyche. From the philosophies that bred their social policies to the society built on those ideals the collective memory of the second world war has meant a rejection of military thinking in the public domain with a quiet reliance on the US to cover their asses should the be threatened again.

People forget that if it wasn't for WW2 there wouldn't be a Europe. The entire european ideal was founded on a mindful and collective movement away from war.

Adorno's quote that there could be no poetry after Auschwitz sums up the policy there.

In reality such idealism won't float, and as such Europe relies on the states for their military support.

I don't know if I can blame them. The prospect of war of that magnitude on home soil is horrifying.

Eastern Europe is still very much in recovery from the WW2 fallout.

In honesty the US needs to keep Europe on side. Because if American EU military co-operations go out the window, Europe doesn't turn to China.

She turns to a now more publicly moderate and yet privately idealistic Russia. Ardent belief in pure Capitalism does not exist in Europe. Take a look at the bailouts of Greece Portugal and Irl. The system is in place because it profits Franco-German interests.
That's the reality and it doesn't bode well for anyone involved.

Personally. I think Germany is ready to lead Europe. If the rest of the continent would leave the past in the past modern post nazi post wall Germany could be a powerful control centre for the E.U. financially speaking it already is and as such it's only a matter of time before Germany absolves itself.

Randall Flagg wrote:

I'm not talking about individuals, just the contribution and impact of nations.

Oh come now. Let's be fair. The US has had an impact, I can't as an honest man say that it's been positive for the most part. Patriotism aside and honesty to the fore, there was a time America had the potential to not only make an impact but to make an impact for the good of the American people and her Allies. That dream was leveled with Hiroshima. We can lie to ourselves about it or we can make a conscious effort to re-instate that potential.

Anyway this is idle talk from Gates. NATO has always been weak and indecisive. There are bonds of trust in place outside NATO that it seems to do nothing but obstruct. On top of that. The last thing AMerica wants is for europe to be anything more than dependent upon it for it's survival.
As long as europe depends on America, America holds all the cards.

At this juncture however America is not in a strong position to withdraw military support. Not while Russia and the EU are on such good terms. The are many in the EU parliament who would subscribe to the immense doctrine of integrity russia represent than a blind faith in a progressively aggressive US.

#1100 Re: The Sunset Strip » Sixx: A.M. To Release Album » 758 weeks ago

There is stuff on the Heroin Diaries that strongly resembles Chinese Democracy

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