Pimpadeaux

They were hitting him with a skateboard. EERRRRRRMUHGERD, A DERDLY SKERTBERD!!!!!! He had no business being there in the first place. Period. But if you want to prove your point, go get you an AR-15 and walk around Compton for a day. So many of those there are druggies, criminals, rapists and whatnot. You'll be oh so justified in shooting them if you survive. Be the vigilante instead of talking the talk, boyo.

You da ho.

I'd still like to know blocked from what?

And Kyle Weepinghouse knew this going in. He'd done his research. He was a thoroughly-informed operative when he went in there to save trash dumpsters from skateboard-wielding pedophiles, trained like a Navy Seal. A real-life Jason Bourne. Yet he pizzed his pants and ran like a little b!tch when heckled during a speech.

ERMUGERT! A SKATERBERT! IMMA SHERT YA!

I was wondering the same thing.

Better than voting for a rapist who cheated on his wife with a porn star, commited all kinds of crimes, buddies up with world dictators and now faces 91 felony counts, minus whatever ones that recently got dismissed.

You act like he's some trained law enforcement personnel. A cop wouldn't have been chased down the street and put on his ass by a gangly kid wielding a skateboard. Show me one video of a skateboard-threatened cop pulling his gun and shooting someone. Just one.

Plenty of kid touchers in the Pedoblican Party. They OBSESS over pedophilia. They OBSESS over trannies. Hmmmmmmm ...

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/03/22/world/moscow-shooting

Did he block you on Grindr?

Probably a bunch of armed trannies.

From getting to a tranny?

Album links have been sent to BeenHereBefore, Alias Detective and TommyGavin.

Yeah, while sitting on his ass. Just what they teach in cop school.

This. He's not a hero. He had no business putting himself in that situation. Seeing as he hangs out with white supremicist groups and flashes the white-power sign, he certainly had no business going to a minority-majority university - where 40 percent of the students are black - and speaking. I don't believe a gun-toting BLM member would be well-received at a KKK rally. I'm sure he blubbered like baby after he got run off stage.

Cat People has an annoying slide guitar that makes cat sounds. I'm planning to put a cat song on every album moving forward. I've already finished one for my next album.

Meanwhile, six white Mississippi cops sentenced to prison for brutal attack on two blacks. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mississippi-good-squad-rankin-county-brett-mcalpin-joshua-hartfield/

Bring it!

I like to grab 'em by the cochlear.

More like a cup of fentanyl, liberals and trannies.

Rusty II remastered Shark Dance, but I haven't gone back and redone any of them, which I'm thinking about doing. It was horrifically recorded and produced. I learned the hard way that recording real drums is a science and that drums and bass need to be way higher in the mix, so a lot of the songs sounds too damned thin. I remember staying up to 4 a.m. drunkenly trying to nail the "Buttmont Boogie" drum track.

Nah, it's a bouncy, happy little instrumental. You weren't around when I launched my tradition of posting my music, starting with "Shark Dance" in the early 2000s. I went on to post four more albums. I mailed CDs of my first three albums to dozens of Geeks throughout the land. I think I even mailed one to Mike. For the longest time, I had links to all five in my Rusty signature line, but rurbaniak, who hosted the links, let them go at some point. All five are on Spotify and YouTube. Burt managed to get "Million Tire Man" off "Shark Dance" played at some hole-in-the-wall bar in Montana. So there is more to all this than you might realize. I've been torturing Geeks with my music for two decades. It took me a decade to put together "Harvey." "Blue Moon" gave me tennis elbow and sidelined me for a bit. Then I recorded Accept, The Climb, The Emperor and Cat People before a gang of cats busted into my office, peed on my recording device and frying it. I returned to recording a couple of years ago after Rusty II saved "Blue Moon," for which I had the wrong setting for the drum track, and he remastered and put all my stuff online.