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You know, that's just too damn funny.
2002-04-01
You know, that's just too damn funny.
(no subject)
You know, that's just too damn funny.
(no subject)
Egg-nose had some kicking kinky raccoon sex. And Chrissy almost got her cunt ring up a raccoon's ass. And loves Hawaiian shirts named Waryne. Who'd known?
Okay...well...
Ow! Ow! Ow!
Cramps suck ass. And now I have to go to work. And I slept longer than I meant to so now I have no time to write. I wanted to write. :(
Life is poopy.
But not really because I have coffee and new icons. And those are all good.
I'm gonna go shower and think deep thoughts about lemon boxers.
Oh, and it's the rainy season in Mexico now :(
Okay...well...
Ow! Ow! Ow!
Cramps suck ass. And now I have to go to work. And I slept longer than I meant to so now I have no time to write. I wanted to write. :(
Life is poopy.
But not really because I have coffee and new icons. And those are all good.
I'm gonna go shower and think deep thoughts about lemon boxers.
Oh, and it's the rainy season in Mexico now :(
(no subject)
Egg-nose had some kicking kinky raccoon sex. And Chrissy almost got her cunt ring up a raccoon's ass. And loves Hawaiian shirts named Waryne. Who'd known?
Okay...well...
Ow! Ow! Ow!
Cramps suck ass. And now I have to go to work. And I slept longer than I meant to so now I have no time to write. I wanted to write. :(
Life is poopy.
But not really because I have coffee and new icons. And those are all good.
I'm gonna go shower and think deep thoughts about lemon boxers.
Oh, and it's the rainy season in Mexico now :(
Okay...well...
Ow! Ow! Ow!
Cramps suck ass. And now I have to go to work. And I slept longer than I meant to so now I have no time to write. I wanted to write. :(
Life is poopy.
But not really because I have coffee and new icons. And those are all good.
I'm gonna go shower and think deep thoughts about lemon boxers.
Oh, and it's the rainy season in Mexico now :(
(no subject)
So apparently Bowie listened to my pleas and he will be releasing an album AND touring.
Oh thank you! Thank you!
[bows before Bowie]
You people have no CLUE how happy this makes me. Think along the lines of GSF caught on film for all the world to see.
Bowie!
BOWIE!
Eeee!
No matter what I will get to this concert. And hopefully many, many of them.
Bowieeee!
Oh thank you! Thank you!
[bows before Bowie]
You people have no CLUE how happy this makes me. Think along the lines of GSF caught on film for all the world to see.
Bowie!
BOWIE!
Eeee!
No matter what I will get to this concert. And hopefully many, many of them.
Bowieeee!
(no subject)
So apparently Bowie listened to my pleas and he will be releasing an album AND touring.
Oh thank you! Thank you!
[bows before Bowie]
You people have no CLUE how happy this makes me. Think along the lines of GSF caught on film for all the world to see.
Bowie!
BOWIE!
Eeee!
No matter what I will get to this concert. And hopefully many, many of them.
Bowieeee!
Oh thank you! Thank you!
[bows before Bowie]
You people have no CLUE how happy this makes me. Think along the lines of GSF caught on film for all the world to see.
Bowie!
BOWIE!
Eeee!
No matter what I will get to this concert. And hopefully many, many of them.
Bowieeee!
More Bowie Info
COLUMBIA RECORDS ANNOUNCES THE SIGNING OF DAVID BOWIE
NEW ALBUM "HEATHEN" DUE ON JUNE 11TH.
FIRST STUDIO ALBUM IN 3 YEARS MARKS
NEW "ISO RECORDS" MULTI-ALBUM DEAL
Columbia Records announced today that it has signed David Bowie to a multi-record deal through the artist's ISO Records, and will release ‘Heathen’, his first studio album in three years, on June 11.
The album marks the artist's first studio collaboration in more than two decades with producer Tony Visconti, who has worked with Bowie on numerous albums throughout his career, including ‘Young Americans’, ‘Low’, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Scary Monsters And Super Creeps’.
According to Columbia Records Chairman Don Ienner, "David Bowie is simply one of the most distinctive, influential and exciting artists of our time, and Heathen is a remarkable addition to his incredible body of work. The album is filled with amazing songs and performances that evoke vintage Bowie without ever looking backward, and I think it's the album that his worldwide audience has been waiting for. Music needs David Bowie right now, and we couldn't be more proud that he has chosen Columbia as his new home."
Regarding his signing to Columbia, Bowie said, "I can't think of a better home for the music that will be made for ISO than Columbia. After my first couple of meetings with the guys at Columbia it was apparent that their enthusiasm for what Tony and I are doing right now borders on boundless."
Following the release of ‘Heathen’, Bowie is expected to perform on a series of European and American festival dates this summer. He will also act as curator of the prestigious Meltdown Festival in London during June.
NEW ALBUM "HEATHEN" DUE ON JUNE 11TH.
FIRST STUDIO ALBUM IN 3 YEARS MARKS
NEW "ISO RECORDS" MULTI-ALBUM DEAL
Columbia Records announced today that it has signed David Bowie to a multi-record deal through the artist's ISO Records, and will release ‘Heathen’, his first studio album in three years, on June 11.
The album marks the artist's first studio collaboration in more than two decades with producer Tony Visconti, who has worked with Bowie on numerous albums throughout his career, including ‘Young Americans’, ‘Low’, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Scary Monsters And Super Creeps’.
According to Columbia Records Chairman Don Ienner, "David Bowie is simply one of the most distinctive, influential and exciting artists of our time, and Heathen is a remarkable addition to his incredible body of work. The album is filled with amazing songs and performances that evoke vintage Bowie without ever looking backward, and I think it's the album that his worldwide audience has been waiting for. Music needs David Bowie right now, and we couldn't be more proud that he has chosen Columbia as his new home."
Regarding his signing to Columbia, Bowie said, "I can't think of a better home for the music that will be made for ISO than Columbia. After my first couple of meetings with the guys at Columbia it was apparent that their enthusiasm for what Tony and I are doing right now borders on boundless."
Following the release of ‘Heathen’, Bowie is expected to perform on a series of European and American festival dates this summer. He will also act as curator of the prestigious Meltdown Festival in London during June.
More Bowie Info
COLUMBIA RECORDS ANNOUNCES THE SIGNING OF DAVID BOWIE
NEW ALBUM "HEATHEN" DUE ON JUNE 11TH.
FIRST STUDIO ALBUM IN 3 YEARS MARKS
NEW "ISO RECORDS" MULTI-ALBUM DEAL
Columbia Records announced today that it has signed David Bowie to a multi-record deal through the artist's ISO Records, and will release ‘Heathen’, his first studio album in three years, on June 11.
The album marks the artist's first studio collaboration in more than two decades with producer Tony Visconti, who has worked with Bowie on numerous albums throughout his career, including ‘Young Americans’, ‘Low’, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Scary Monsters And Super Creeps’.
According to Columbia Records Chairman Don Ienner, "David Bowie is simply one of the most distinctive, influential and exciting artists of our time, and Heathen is a remarkable addition to his incredible body of work. The album is filled with amazing songs and performances that evoke vintage Bowie without ever looking backward, and I think it's the album that his worldwide audience has been waiting for. Music needs David Bowie right now, and we couldn't be more proud that he has chosen Columbia as his new home."
Regarding his signing to Columbia, Bowie said, "I can't think of a better home for the music that will be made for ISO than Columbia. After my first couple of meetings with the guys at Columbia it was apparent that their enthusiasm for what Tony and I are doing right now borders on boundless."
Following the release of ‘Heathen’, Bowie is expected to perform on a series of European and American festival dates this summer. He will also act as curator of the prestigious Meltdown Festival in London during June.
NEW ALBUM "HEATHEN" DUE ON JUNE 11TH.
FIRST STUDIO ALBUM IN 3 YEARS MARKS
NEW "ISO RECORDS" MULTI-ALBUM DEAL
Columbia Records announced today that it has signed David Bowie to a multi-record deal through the artist's ISO Records, and will release ‘Heathen’, his first studio album in three years, on June 11.
The album marks the artist's first studio collaboration in more than two decades with producer Tony Visconti, who has worked with Bowie on numerous albums throughout his career, including ‘Young Americans’, ‘Low’, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Scary Monsters And Super Creeps’.
According to Columbia Records Chairman Don Ienner, "David Bowie is simply one of the most distinctive, influential and exciting artists of our time, and Heathen is a remarkable addition to his incredible body of work. The album is filled with amazing songs and performances that evoke vintage Bowie without ever looking backward, and I think it's the album that his worldwide audience has been waiting for. Music needs David Bowie right now, and we couldn't be more proud that he has chosen Columbia as his new home."
Regarding his signing to Columbia, Bowie said, "I can't think of a better home for the music that will be made for ISO than Columbia. After my first couple of meetings with the guys at Columbia it was apparent that their enthusiasm for what Tony and I are doing right now borders on boundless."
Following the release of ‘Heathen’, Bowie is expected to perform on a series of European and American festival dates this summer. He will also act as curator of the prestigious Meltdown Festival in London during June.