angiogram

oh man, oh man, oh man!!!

that bloatee thing was awful

Not in the context of the series though. It was perhaps a poor example of the strip if you don't know the characters. Trust me, This comic is so rewarding once you get into it.

I love PBF and thought it was the funniest comic I could ever find, but Achewood has changed that. I still love PBF though, and am sad that he is not doing it any more.

achewood.com

Brilliant! You have to go back and read from the beginning though, as there is much character development.

Here's a sample. http://m.assetbar.com/achewood/uua5XVf6m

Well I suppose together we would like the album on a whole, because there are def a few tunes on there I could do without myself.

Really? That tune rocked pretty good I thought. I would have enjoyed Aluminum Park in the set though.

Boourns for no drinking in the main hall though! I suppose they lost their liquor license for some reason. Sucks as the venue prob lost a pile of money on beer sales.

last time I was there was over a year ago and it was the same' date=' so I don't think it's a temporary thing. kinda nice to be able to properly clap for a song for a change. they probably don't want bottles from the drunks rolling down that steep decline to the stage. [/quote']

Hmmm, that does seem like a good idea, though I've been there 3 times in the past year, and I swear you could bring bottles in. In fact, at least one of those times there was a bar open at the back of the main hall.

great show! My 2nd proper time seeing them. I really dug it, and thought the song selection was pretty good, but would have loved a few more tunes off At Dawn, and It Still Moves. Great energy though, and the band was as tight like jeans on a hipster.

Boourns for no drinking in the main hall though! I suppose they lost their liquor license for some reason. Sucks as the venue prob lost a pile of money on beer sales.

I'll be there Brad!

Light Speed!

Cheers Brad.

:thumbup:

Isn't there a place in Wakefield that sells Stainless Steel bottles?

This is all kinds of awesome. Once again man triumphs over machine!

....... we're safe for now.....

This show is part of the Pitter Patter Music Festival.

Details:

Friday March 28th, 2008

The Savannah Room

294 College Street

$5 / 9pm / 19+

Songs From A Room

Burrows (Guelph)

Acres (Ottawa)

Tony D

God' date=' I wish for once this wouldn't be true.[/quote']

I just don't understand this mentality. It's a Bluesfest and we have an internationally recognised blues player in town, why shouldn't he be a standard.

Not to mention he's a hell of a player.

Don't get me wrong, I respect Tony as a player and champion of the Blues. Being that it is BLUESfest his inclusion makes sense. I just can't for the life of me stand "hot roadhouse Blues." It is insufferable. Boring and predictable. A little bit of me dies every time I hear some Stevie Ray Vaughn-abie wanking away. I loathe it.

Tony D

God, I wish for once this wouldn't be true.

le bump.

It's in the neighborhood of $20000.

See what I did there

How much do you want it?

From what I understand, he played all 25, then selected one for himself. The remaining 24 were signed and numbered. This is the only one in Canada. Def an investment piece.

Also, there are some big thumb prints on theback of the neck which I imagine are Jimmy's.

No tix for me this time. :thumbdown:

Dave spotted one of Pages grey granny hairs on it. For serious.

I didn't even know about this, but by some stroke of coincidence I am wearing a Rush t shirt today.

Just a heads up about a sweet show tomorrow night. Come early to catch all the goodness!

revolution rock and punkottawa.com present

Plants & Animals (Montreal indie, Secret City recs)

Acres (Ottawa indie)

Poorfolk (Ottawa/Montreal indie/rock, White Whale recs)

Thursday February 28 @ Zaphod Beeblebrox

Licenced 19+ - 8pm doors - $10 advance

tickets available at End Hits, Vertigo Records and www.ticketweb.ca or by phone at 888-222-6608

Brad always has the answers! Thanks, I done messed it up good....