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kelly4

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We're through being cool
Eliminate the ninnies and the twits
Going to bang some heads
Going to beat some butts
Time to show those evil spuds whats what
 
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chewberto said:
Lollapolooza 97 I saw Devo .... And tool amongst others it was the best show ever....
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Where did you see the show? I saw that one at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin.

I still have a piece of Mark Mothersbaugh's jumpsuit from the show. Also, Korn didn't play that show due to sickness.
 
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kelly4 said:
Where did you see the show? I saw that one at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin.

I still have a piece of Mark Mothersbaugh's jumpsuit from the show. Also, Korn didn't play that show due to sickness.
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Exactly kron split and Janes addiction stepped up... I saw them in Devore California it's by San Bernardino.....called my crazy but I also rather enjoyed prodigy too...
 
cannabineer

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Finshaggy said:
His own men (the carthigans) ... He needed carthigans.
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Actually they went down in history for their military knitting skills, which were epic. While other nations were concentrating on secondary technologies such as steel and boiled leaher, the carthigans learned how to turn wool into not just fashionable armor, but offensive weapons of remarkable tensile complexity that could quickly button up the battlefield. Their effect on the enemy was so demoralizing that today's vestige of those days of greatness and terror is still called a "sweater", commemorating its immediate effect on those who saw it with their own eyes. cn
 
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cannabineer said:
Actually they went down in history for their military knitting skills, which were epic. While other nations were concentrating on secondary technologies such as steel and boiled leaher, the carthigans learned how to turn wool into not just fashionable armor, but offensive weapons of remarkable tensile complexity that could quickly button up the battlefield. Their effect on the enemy was so demoralizing that today's vestige of those days of greatness and terror is still called a "sweater", commemorating its immediate effect on those who saw it with their own eyes. cn
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Lol, yeah. Hannibal's dad died, so he joined the military, took over Europe and basically conquered Rome with less than 100,000 men... To knit sweaters. :lol:
 
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