Rock out with your cock out.

cock(s) in denk ik!

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Op 12 oktober 2009 10:52 schreef karnivoor het volgende:
geen reet kan uitvoeren

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uitwonen..

LOL

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Op 12 oktober 2009 11:11 schreef bastianus het volgende:
Best rock 'n roll eigenlijk.

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Maar wat is nu meer rock n roll, stikken in je kots of levers kapot zuipen?

cock & roll

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Op 12 oktober 2009 14:08 schreef ElitE het volgende:
Maar wat is nu meer rock n roll, stikken in je kots of levers kapot zuipen?

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Meer dan één lever kapot zuipen is ruiger

hmm dat is wel waar, en in het bericht staat ook niet dat die andere meer keeltjes heeft verstopt met zn kots.

Niet met kots nee...

wel met zn knots

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Op 12 oktober 2009 14:08 schreef ElitE het volgende:
Maar wat is nu meer rock n roll, stikken in je kots of levers kapot zuipen?

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Goede muziek maken . Toch jammer dat alcoholisme als heldendaad gezien wordt..

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Op 12 oktober 2009 16:01 schreef Judge M. het volgende:
Goede muziek maken . Toch jammer dat alcoholisme als heldendaad gezien wordt..

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anders neem je teh internet ff serieus.

Blues Guitarist Freddy Robinson Dies at 70


Chicago bluesman Abu Talib, who performed under his given name, Freddy Robinson, has lost his battle with cancer. Robinson -- who played alongside the likes of Ray Charles, Little Walter, Howlin' Wolf, John Mayall, Jimmy Rogers, Monk Higgins, Bobby "Blue" Bland and Mighty Joe Young -- died last Thursday, Oct. 8, in a Lancaster, Calif. hospital at the age of 70.

Born in Memphis, Tenn. in 1939, Robinson recorded and wrote several songs including 'Black Fox,' 'At the Drive-In,' 'Bluesology' and the instrumental 'After Hours,' before changing his name to Abu Talib in the 1970s upon his conversion to Islam. His daughter, Linda Chaplin, told the Kansas City Star that her father first heard the blues when her grandfather Otis Robinson took him to a juke joint. Although he was too young for entry, he'd watch the musicians through a window.

Chaplin said her dad was so inspired, he built his own instrument out of bailing wire attached to the wall of a barn when he was just nine years old. He bought his first real guitar from the Sears catalog at age 13.

"He had that guitar his whole life and still played it. It was called Bessie," his former manager Vernell Jennings added. Talib -- who was always in demand in blues venues -- played by ear until he moved to the Windy City , where he went to school to learn to read music. He fathered seven children with his first wife, Mary Robinson, and a daughter with his second wife, Zakiyyah Talib.

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Op 12 oktober 2009 16:01 schreef Judge M. het volgende:
Goede muziek maken . Toch jammer dat alcoholisme als heldendaad gezien wordt..

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Wat is er mis met alcoholisme dan?

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Rekening houdend met dat er te veel mensen op deze aardkloot zijn weinig...

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Forever After op 12-10-2009 17:34]

In dat opzicht zou je spiritus met methanol moeten promoten, en niet dat trage alcohol.

Ik wou even melden dat de enige plant die ik in huis had is overleden.

Misschien dat een paar eetlepels zout in een glas water ook toereikend zijn...

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Op 12 oktober 2009 17:40 schreef XXL het volgende:
Ik wou even melden dat de enige plant die ik in huis had is overleden.

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Ook al aan alcoholisme ofd iets daaraan gerelateerd? Tsjonge!

Dickie Peterson, the bassist/vocalist and founding member of BLUE CHEER, passed away this morning (Monday, October 12) at 5 a.m. in Germany. He was 61 years old.

Although the cause of Peterson's death has not been released, he had reportedly been battling cancer for the past several months.

BLUE CHEER was an American blues-rock band that initially performed and recorded in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has been sporadically active since. Based in San Francisco, BLUE CHEER played in a psychedelic blues-rock style, and was also credited for pioneering heavy metal (their cover of "Summertime Blues" is sometimes cited as the first in the genre), punk rock, stoner rock, doom metal and grunge.

Throughout his life, Peterson's relationship to music has been all-consuming. He was quoted as saying, "I've been married twice, I've had numerous girlfriends, and they'll all tell you that if I'm not playing music I am an animal to live with. . . Music is a place where I get to deal with a lot of my emotion and displaced energy. I always only wanted to play music, and that's all I still want to do."

Despite the fact that BLUE CHEER was considered a pioneer in many different genres, Peterson downplayed the band's influence, stating in an interview, "People keep trying to say that we're heavy metal or grunge or punk, or we're this or that. The reality is we're just a power trio and we play ultra-blues, and it's rock 'n' roll. It's really simple what we do."

Peterson spent much of the past two decades based in Germany, performing with BLUE CHEER and with other groups as well. In 1998 and 1999, he played a number of dates in Germany with the HANK DAVISON BAND and as an acoustic duo with Hank Davison under the banner DOS HOMBRES.

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Op 12 oktober 2009 17:40 schreef XXL het volgende:
Ik wou even melden dat de enige plant die ik in huis had is overleden.

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Ik had 2 weken terug een potroos gekocht.. maar deze is ook overleden

edit: Silence dus. MH doet niet aan Potrozen.

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Metalhead22 op 13-10-2009 19:23]

Hoe stellen ze eigenlijk vast dat zo'n roos pot is?

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Op 12 oktober 2009 20:07 schreef Staalman het volgende:
Dickie Peterson, the bassist/vocalist and founding member of BLUE CHEER, passed away this morning (Monday, October 12) at 5 a.m. in Germany. He was 61 years old.

Although the cause of Peterson's death has not been released, he had reportedly been battling cancer for the past several months.

BLUE CHEER was an American blues-rock band that initially performed and recorded in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has been sporadically active since. Based in San Francisco, BLUE CHEER played in a psychedelic blues-rock style, and was also credited for pioneering heavy metal (their cover of "Summertime Blues" is sometimes cited as the first in the genre), punk rock, stoner rock, doom metal and grunge.

Throughout his life, Peterson's relationship to music has been all-consuming. He was quoted as saying, "I've been married twice, I've had numerous girlfriends, and they'll all tell you that if I'm not playing music I am an animal to live with. . . Music is a place where I get to deal with a lot of my emotion and displaced energy. I always only wanted to play music, and that's all I still want to do."

Despite the fact that BLUE CHEER was considered a pioneer in many different genres, Peterson downplayed the band's influence, stating in an interview, "People keep trying to say that we're heavy metal or grunge or punk, or we're this or that. The reality is we're just a power trio and we play ultra-blues, and it's rock 'n' roll. It's really simple what we do."

Peterson spent much of the past two decades based in Germany, performing with BLUE CHEER and with other groups as well. In 1998 and 1999, he played a number of dates in Germany with the HANK DAVISON BAND and as an acoustic duo with Hank Davison under the banner DOS HOMBRES.

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Uiteraard werd er nog Blue Cheer gedraaid voordat Pentagram begon gisteren. Zonde.

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