Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:23 am
zRobertez wrote:zRobertez wrote:
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now thats a pretty funny looking pedal
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Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:26 am
Chankgeez wrote:zRobertez wrote:zRobertez wrote:
now thats a pretty funny looking pedal
goes from a light tubey overdrive perfect for blues to a slightly heavy overdrive perfect for blues.
BUT I USE IT 4 TEH BR00TZ
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:33 am
zRobertez wrote:Chankgeez wrote:zRobertez wrote:zRobertez wrote:
now thats a pretty funny looking pedal
goes from a light tubey overdrive perfect for blues to a slightly heavy overdrive perfect for blues.
BUT I USE IT 4 TEH BR00TZ
Oh, in that case ...
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:37 am
Chankgeez wrote:Oh, in that case ...
fuck! i ran out of quote tags!
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:38 am
theavondon wrote:snipelfritz wrote:Tendollarcat wrote:I thought the punchline to this was that 80% of them would realize they had made the same muff pedal....
ZING!
Guys! Devi liked my comment so much she's going to make a fuzz pedal based on my junk. It's going to be twice the size of an average pedal and be called the Muff Destroyer.
Wait, what srsly
Yeah dude. Really!
Because we all know how much Devi likes penis. I bet she would have one if she could.
SPOILER : show
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:54 am
zRobertez wrote:Chankgeez wrote:Oh, in that case ...
fuck! i ran out of quote tags!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSo0moKCJR8[/youtube]
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:00 am
zRobertez wrote:Chankgeez wrote:Oh, in that case ...
fuck! i ran out of quote tags!
is he wearing his own band t-shirt?
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:03 am
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgkMdq2tM2k[/youtube]
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:06 am
Mudfuzz wrote:zRobertez wrote:Chankgeez wrote:Oh, in that case ...
fuck! i ran out of quote tags!
is he wearing his own band t-shirt?
Ya know, Keith Streng from The Fleshtones can do it. So, why not Danzig too?
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:12 am
Oh and the Muff Destroyer (the pedal based on my penis) is best paired with a Dwarfcraft Mike's Salty Romance Explosion.
(It's a joke because my name is Mike)
(It's a joke because my name is Mike)
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:30 am
aens_wife wrote:I cannot fucking believe I missed an internet argument on sex positive feminism and some dudes getting all self righteous about tits and ass.
My views on what women can/should do with their bodies has changed dramatically after speaking directly to women who work in the sex/adult/skin industry. I am not a huge fan of having to get noticed in the music industry by showing tits, but I cannot stand that we tear women down for it. Their choice, not yours. It especially bothers me when men, who clearly like women showing off skin and pedals, would have a problem with someone else doing the same.
I get that certain parties consider themselves to be on the side of women, but maybe a conversation on what said women *want* would be more productive, instead of saying kinda mean things under the guise of feminism.
//end rant. Thanks for letting me come to the party late.
Agreed.
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 11:44 am
Jack Deville wrote:It was not a dig, homie.
Furthermore, a woman conceived and drafted it (stated earlier), it that even matters.
Whatever. Follow the money.
It doesn't really make any difference whether it was a girl or a boy who wrote the comment, it's still on your Facebook page and therefore in the position to mould someone's mind. I would never say "I don't like Jack Deville" as a result of your comment. There have been too many awesome things you and your friends have done together. But I'm going to say again that I don't like what I saw on Facebook, whoever composed it and for whatever reasoning they had behind it. You obviously don't have to care about my opinion, but I have a valid reason to express it.
Also, I don't really 'hate' anyone, and I try not to take sides (though sometimes it's unavoidable), so I haven't lost respect for Devi for standing up for what she believes in. She's always been a vocal woman and very personal, so her stance is understandable. In fact, Devi has been the centre of quite a bit of shit throughout her career. I guess it's just in her nature to be conversational and expressive. I like Devi as a whole, but I don't think she does herself any favours, and neither do you, by getting so deeply involved in the variety of personalities out there.
I've got a long way to go before I fully understand the differences between male and female, but I have learned a lot, just like Aen's wife (please don't take that the wrong way), by looking into the adult industry (but with both my trousers on and my thinking cap on). Women in the sex industry do what they do wilfully and without regret. They want their audience and clientèle to appreciate this and not to pander to them or pity them. They made their choices thoughtfully and carefully, and maybe FBG did so as well. And thus maybe she needs neither support nor criticism.
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:44 pm
I feel like I am back on Harmony Central. 
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:58 pm
AngryGoldfish wrote:Jack Deville wrote:It was not a dig, homie.
Furthermore, a woman conceived and drafted it (stated earlier), it that even matters.
Whatever. Follow the money.
It doesn't really make any difference whether it was a girl or a boy who wrote the comment, it's still on your Facebook page and therefore in the position to mould someone's mind. I would never say "I don't like Jack Deville" as a result of your comment. There have been too many awesome things you and your friends have done together. But I'm going to say again that I don't like what I saw on Facebook, whoever composed it and for whatever reasoning they had behind it. You obviously don't have to care about my opinion, but I have a valid reason to express it.
Also, I don't really 'hate' anyone, and I try not to take sides (though sometimes it's unavoidable), so I haven't lost respect for Devi for standing up for what she believes in. She's always been a vocal woman and very personal, so her stance is understandable. In fact, Devi has been the centre of quite a bit of shit throughout her career. I guess it's just in her nature to be conversational and expressive. I like Devi as a whole, but I don't think she does herself any favours, and neither do you, by getting so deeply involved in the variety of personalities out there.
I've got a long way to go before I fully understand the differences between male and female, but I have learned a lot, just like Aen's wife (please don't take that the wrong way), by looking into the adult industry (but with both my trousers on and my thinking cap on). Women in the sex industry do what they do wilfully and without regret. They want their audience and clientèle to appreciate this and not to pander to them or pity them. They made their choices thoughtfully and carefully, and maybe FBG did so as well. And thus maybe she needs neither support nor criticism.
Angry coming in and dropping bombs. If a woman wants to sell records based solely on her talent, all the power to her. If a woman wants to base record sales on a sexual foundation which revolves around her image then all the power to her. It's her universal right to do as she pleases with her body. You either appreciate the female body or you don't. Considering the female body is a vessel for human life it should be appreciated in all mediums and forms. To sit and bicker over the use of sexual tactics to draw sales or attention is ridiculous just because of all the men who use violence to garner draw and sales for their music or products. That is far more harmful to society than a woman being comfortable with who she is.
Re: 3 boutique pedal builders walk into a bar ...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:05 pm
crohny wrote:I feel like I am back on Harmony Central.
which is why i stay out of gchat anywhere.
Doom Room FTW