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The Heavy Lowdown: Slayer, Iron Maiden, Blake Judd, YOB, Roadburn 2015 lineup, Opeth, weekend shows & more
by Ian Chainey
The above pic was posted on Slayer's Instagram earlier in the week. Does it herald, as many expect, a new Slayer album in 2015? Is it the genesis of their pivotal post-Hanneman/Lombardo/Rubin album? Or is Kerry King just a huge Fraiser fan? I guess we'll let time decide.
At least we know Dave Lombardo isn't planning a Slayer comeback. He's more than content with his current project PHILM, telling Metal Hammer regarding a possible return to Slayer's drummer's stool: "No. That's it. I'm done now. I've got lots of other things on my plate and I now know that, when it comes to money, you don't have any friends in this business. I won't ever be going back." No friends in this business? Maybe my friend George Washington will change your mind! (Sorry, I need that back for the parking meter.)
Speaking of money, here's a name that might send shivers down the spine of your PayPal account: Blake Judd. The Nachtmystium frontman is again accused of making away with fans' money without delivering the merch. Whether or not there's any validity to the allegations, the Nachtmystium Facebook page is no more.
As for albums that have a good chance of finding your hands, Iron Maiden have embarked on a huge reissue project. Not only will their entire '80s run get repressed on vinyl, but the original singles are making their way back in print, too. Check out the details plus release schedule below along with a shot-for-shot LEGO remake of Maiden killing "The Wicker Man" from Rock in Rio. Everything is awesome.
Corrosion of Conformity will also be reissuing two of their albums on wax, 1991's Blind and 1994's breakout Deliverance. The band is set to hit the road with GWAR later this year.
For new stuff, the mighty Moss will be putting out an EP on the perfect date of October 31 via their own Stone Tapes. Check out "Carmilla (Marcilla)" below. The adventurous Manes have penciled in October 10 as the day for Be All End All through Debemur Morti. And Orange Goblin will add to the mountainous October pile of anticipated releases with the long-awaited Back From The Abyss, out on October 7 through Candlelight Records.
In live show notes, the first round of bands for Roadburn 2015 have been announced, tapping cowgoths Fields Of The Nephilim along with stoners Monolord and Electric Citizen. In other fest news, Housecore Horror Fest lost Satyricon and gained Napalm Death and Origin. Satyricon had to kill all of their US dates, so, alas, they will not be playing Knotfest.
If you were catching some High-A baseball action, you may have seen Exmortus shredding through "The Star-Spangled Banner." Sleepy Hollow has taught me that Francis Scott Key probably would've been like, "Hell yeah," before punching a demon in the face. History, man.
Finally, in more serious news, former Metal Maniacs editor Katherine Ludwig has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Metal Maniacs certainly helped school a generation of extreme metalheads before the Internet. Check out her Facebook page for more information including donations. Wishing her the best.
YOB's 'Clearing The Path To Ascend' artwork
Now that you're, ahem, fully briefed, let's recap all of the A/V transmissions.
Full albums first: YOB streamed the entirety of Clearing The Path To Ascend at Pitchfork (September 2, Neurot Recordings – preorder). And OSDMers Disinterred have put up Live at Vlamrock 2014 for 'name your price' at their Bandcamp. Stream the latter below.
For single tracks and videos, Opeth gave the audio of "Eternal Rains Will Come" a visual. Consult your doctor before taking all of the drugs. Anaal Nathrakh have unveiled "Idol" from Desideratum (October 28, Metal Blade – preorder). They'll be playing Maryland Deathfest 2015. Obituary are also showing off the first cut from Inked in Blood (October 28, Relapse – preorder). They'll be touring later this year with Death to All along with dates with Carcass. 1349 have stirred the pot for Massive Cauldron of Chaos and "Exorcism" spilled out (September 30, Season of Mist – preorder). And Old Wounds — who are heading out on an Invisible Oranges presented tour — dropped "Ritual" from Death Projection (September 16, Good Fight – preorder). Stream all of the tracks below.
Got it? Good. To shows we go:
TODAY (FRIDAY 8/29): Provided you're not following up on your dream last night where Crüe played, today is loaded. Mouth of the Architect, Set And Setting, So Hideous, and Hush are at the Acheron (tickets). Meanwhile, the Paper Box has the enormous bill of Foreign Sounds, Sol y Nieve, Red Stream, Inc, Krieg, Horrendous, Wastelander, Sacristy, Human Bodies, and Dweller In The Valley (tickets). For those that like it with a more traditional/thrash lean, there's Fantom Warior, Castrator, Sacrificial Blood, Devolving Messiah, and Maximum Oversatan at Saint Vitus (tickets).
SATURDAY (8/30): Okay, deep breath. Punk? You got it: Negative Approach, Agitätor, Go Deep, and Spewing Cum at the Grand Victory (tickets). Want a slightly more metallic edge? Modern Life Is War, Nothing, Give, and The Land of Blood & Sunshine at the Bowery Ballroom (tickets). But if you're here for metal — and of course you are — there's Dehumanized, Scaphism, Necroptic Engorgement, Corpse Hoarder, and Lethal Entity at the Acheron (tickets). More? Sure: Pentacle, Perversion, Mutant Supremacy, and Hypoxia at Saint Vitus (tickets). And if you you just need volume, J Mascis' psychedelic blues jam project Heavy Blanket play Union Pool's backyard in the afternoon for free.
Looking for late adds and dates ahead? NYC Metal Show Calendar has got you covered.
Let's talk IO: We dredged the new release lake in Upcoming Metal Releases. We had premieres from Falls of Rauros, Nightbringer, Sandworm, and Myopic. And we got our transcribed talk on with Austin Lunn of Panopticon and wrestler UltraMantis Black.
Alright, consider the decks cleared. What did we miss? What are your Labor Day Weekend plans? Let us know and catch the reams of streams, and other noted details below.
Iron Maiden
Iron Maiden Reissues:
October 14th, 2014:
Iron Maiden
The Number Of The Beast
"Running Free" b/w "Burning Ambition"
"Sanctuary" b/w "Drifter" (Live) and "I've Got The Fire" (Live)
"Women In Uniform" b/w "Invasion"
"Twilight Zone"/"Wrathchild" double A side
"Purgatory" b/w "Genghis Khan"
"Run To The Hills" b/w "Total Eclipse"
"The Number Of The Beast" b/w "Remember Tomorrow" (Live)
October 28th, 2014:
Piece Of Mind
Live After Death
"Flight Of Icarus" b/w "I've Got The Fire"
"The Trooper" b/w "Cross-Eyed Mary"
"2 Minutes To Midnight" b/w "Rainbow's Gold"
"Aces High" b/w "King Of Twilight"
"Running Free" (Live) b/w "Sanctuary" (Live)
"Run To The Hills" (Live) b/w "Phantom Of The Opera" (Live)
November 25th, 2014:
Somewhere In Time
Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
"Wasted Years" b/w "Reach Out"
"Stranger In A Strange Land" b/w "That Girl"
"Can I Play With Madness" b/w "Black Bart Blues"
"The Evil That Men Do" b/w "Prowler '88"
"The Clairvoyant" b/w "The Prisoner" (Live)
"Infinite Dreams" (Live) b/w "Killers" (Live)
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We're all familiar with themed restaurants with faux antiques and a carefully crafted "old but clean" look. We've also eaten at old but not too clean restaurants, where the "antiques" are really the original pieces bought for the restaurant many years ago and left to collect an authentic patina of dust, dirt and grease.
The STEAMING TENDER RESTAURANT (28 Depot St., Palmer, 283-2744, www.steamingtender.com) is neither. The building is an authentic railroad station, designed by H. H. Richardson. It opened in 1884, serving the New London Northern and Boston and Albany railroads. It has been lovingly restored by owners Blake and Robin Lamothe in the 22 years they have owned it. They are restoration buffs and antique traders as well as restaurateurs and they have tried to create the feeling of an old-time railroad station that has seen a lot of use but is still well-kept.
The menu is pretty straightforward: burgers, salads, seafood and steaks, but there are some interesting surprises. A Portabella Napoleon with grilled portabellas, roasted red peppers and Gorgonzola cheese is drizzled with a balsamic vinaigrette which ties it together and keeps it from being simply layers of vegetables targeted at the non-meat eater. The chili has tomatoes and kidney beans, but a nice cumin taste.
Since steak and railroad depots are almost a restaurant cliché, we ordered the New York Central strip steak (a New York strip, but railroad references abound on the menu). It arrived medium rare as ordered, seasoned only with salt and pepper, which let the flavor of the meat come through. The lamb chops were misadvertised as "four petite chops." Thinking they would be two-bite "lollypop"-size chops cut off a rack, we were pleasantly surprised by their size — twice what we expected. They were rare, perhaps a touch too much so, but they were juicy and flavorful. Mashed potatoes and a mix of baby carrots and yellow and green string beans accompanied both dishes, a welcome change from zucchini/summer squash medleys.
The menu also has a fried seafood section. Blake Lamothe says he gets seafood shipments four times a week to keep the offerings fresh.
We tried one of the specials: haddock in lobster sauce, which consisted of three pieces of fresh fish in a tasty Newburgh-style sauce. The accompanying baked potato was wrapped in foil. The Lamothes are working on a new menu and say they're using specials to try out dishes.
The large, high-ceilinged room can be a little noisy, but not unpleasantly so. Music from the 1940s plays over the sound system. There seem to be a lot of birthdays celebrated at the restaurant. The first one, with a birthday-themed version of "I've Been Working on the Railroad," made me chuckle, but by the third birthday, I felt distinctly curmudgeonly. One can only imagine how the staff feels.
The wine list will hold no surprises, but the draft beer is worth investigating. The Lamothes serve Berkshire Brewing Steel Rail (of course), but also a tasty amber Station Ale made for them by BBC. Gold Spike is a lighter Kolsch-style beer. There are martinis as well.
For dessert, we tried the Strawberry Shortline, fried dough covered in strawberries and whipped cream. It arrived cut in quarters, the staff by now accustomed to the way our party shared everything. The ice cream was a nice surprise: a 14 percent-butterfat offering from a New Hampshire creamery called Blake's. We especially liked the Graham Central Station, flavored with chunks of graham crackers.
The Lamothes were in their early 20s when they happened upon the old railroad station on a trip to Palmer to look for parts for a Model A they were fixing over. They bought the building in 1987 with the intention of restoring it. Along the way, they moved from Spencer to Palmer, bought an apartment building in town and moved their restoration and antique businesses there as well. For a time, they ran a flea market out of the station.
They finally opened the Steaming Tender in 2004. Neither had formal restaurant training, but Robin had been an events coordinator for international and themed events. They hired an experienced chef and concentrated their efforts on building the "feel" of the place.
The Lamothes are not aiming at fine dining at the Steaming Tender, but good midrange food done well. They want everyone to have a good experience and respond quickly if you have any problems.
I first heard about the Steaming Tender when I was researching outdoor dining. "It's an old railroad station. You can eat outdoors and watch trains go by" was the story. Trains still go by the station and the Amtrak schedule is posted in the waiting room. Freight trains pass by regularly. While we were there, a tableful of train buffs commandeered a place by the window. The Lamothes recently restored a 1909 copper-clad dining car and host an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet in it on weekends. It makes for a nice brunch destination since you can spend some time exploring the station and the grounds.
The Steaming Tender is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday and Sunday and until 9 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Appetizers range from $3.75 for homemade potato chips to $9.99 for chili. Salads are $3.75 for the house to $16.50 for a lobster salad, with most around $7. Sandwiches are mostly in the $6.99-$7.99 range. Entrees run from $7.99 for fried chicken to $19.95 for the fisherman's combo, with steaks slightly less than $20.
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Based on the results of the HEAD Project (Holistic Evidence and Design), funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, evidence has been found that well-designed primary schools boost children's academic performance in reading, writing and maths. Differences in the physical characteristics of classrooms explain 16% of the variation in learning progress over a year for the 3766 pupils included in the study. Or to make this more tangible, it is estimated that the impact of moving an 'average' child from the least effective to the most effective space would be around 1.3 sub-levels, a big impact when pupils typically make 2 sub-levels progress a year.
Surprisingly, whole-school factors (eg size, navigation routes, specialist facilities, play facilities) do not seem to be anywhere near as important as the design of the individual classrooms. This point is reinforced by clear evidence that it is quite typical to have a mix of more and less effective classrooms in the same school. The message is that, first and foremost, each classroom has to be well designed.
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When John Arnold informed the cops that he had witnessed Thomas Harding attack Rachel Berry while she was running on Sunday morning, the authorities formally arrested the eighteen year old and charged him with assault.
Even though Tom's lawyer tried to bargain with the prosecutor handling the case, the attorney refused to accept any deal because she had such a strong case. Aside from Rachel, John would act as a witness. His testimony would not only include the assault on Sunday, but he would attest to being that Tom told him that he vandalized Rachel's locker, as well as those of eight other student, and that he smashed a brick through a window in the Berry house to intimidate her. Other evidence included Tom's DNA, which was found under Rachel Berry's fingernails from where she scratched him in her attempt to get away (the detectives had taken samples when they interviewed her at the Lopez residence) as well as on her running tank top and shorts, Tom's blood having been transferred onto them from when Rachel punched him in the nose. Although not as strong as the DNA and witness testimony, there were also two surveillance tapes being submitted into evidence: that of a hooded figure entering McKinley High School via the north side entrance and another of Thomas and Rachel Berry sitting outside the Lima Bean Wednesday afternoon.
The prosecutor was also going tack on a hate crime penalty enhancer due to the fact that Thomas physically attacked Rachel for no other reason than her religious beliefs. Realizing that the only way he could best serve his client under these circumstances, Harding's lawyer had to take the case to trial. He lost, of course – please, even if they had no evidence, once the jury got a look at Rachel's Bambi-eyes it was all over for the eighteen-year old. After he was found guilty, Rachel didn't stay for sentencing. Yes, she was glad Thomas Harding would be made to take responsibility for his crimes, but she took no pleasure in watching a family loosing a child to prison.
"Why didn't you stay for the whole thing?" Puck asked after he had found his girlfriend – they made it official two days after prom who had left the courtroom. Rachel was seated on the steps outside the courthouse.
"Hearing the guilty verdict was enough for me." Rachel shrugged. Deciding not to push the issue, Puck changed topics.
"So, you all packed for New York?" The New Directions were competing in three days.
"I've actually been backed for six days," she said sheepishly. Puck laughed.
"Of course you have." When he saw Rachel blush he added, "I love your crazy." Rachel smiled.
"It's not crazy, Noah, it's preparedness."
"Hey, crazy, prepared, I dig it." He said with his palms facing outward.
"That's very sweet, Noah."
The New Directions landed in New York Thursday at noon. Even though it was raining when they arrived in the Big Apple they all had smiles on their faces. The skies cleared up by three Mr. Schuester, accompanied by Coach Beiste – as if one man could handle chaperoning these kids – treated the kids to a red-bus sight seeing tour. Rachel went through an entire memory stick in one hour; she wasn't the only one. Although they did practice in one of the conference halls in the hotel, they spent the majority of the day before the competition begging and succeeding in getting Mr. Schue to let them do more sight seeing.
On the day of the competition Kurt did an amazing job with Mika's Happy Ending; it honestly sounded as if the New Directions was made up of fifty singers rather than just thirteen. Their second song was Seasons of Love. They had been afraid that another choir was going cover the song since it was just such a perfect show choir piece, but luckily they were the only group that decided to celebrate Jonathan Larson's brilliance. Then the New Directions closed with Reach for the Sun by the Polymorphic Spree. When they left the stage the McKinley students and their director were very proud of themselves. They advanced to the finals where Rachel performed The Show Must Go On by Queen and the entire group sang Arcade Fire's Wake Up. They were flawless; but so were the other finalists. Even though they didn't win, their third place trophy took the sting out of the loss.
Thank you to everyone who followed this story! You guys are amazing! PS If anyone knows RM tell him Lea Michelle MUST sing the Show Must Go On – that song was MADE for Rachel Berry.


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|A take-home dessert from Ali Baba
I'll work hard to make it that way. I'll make excuses for lousy service, pretend the wait for the food only seemed that long. I am aware that such behavior on my part can be annoying. But I can't help it--usually.
Ali Baba, a Turkish restaurant in Troy that serves some very good food, pushed me over that edge the last time I dined there. This was our second visit; the first was shortly after moving here, when K and I drove her mother down that row of dilapidated housing on 15th Street. Our expectations were modest considering the neighborhood and that I got myself flashed at and hollered at by a Troy cop while parking (for not signaling early enough; I assume the officer noticed my North Carolina plates). Yet the lavash bread and the phenomenal ajuka to go with it all made the trip more than worthwhile. My future mother-in-law, who knows her food, was still talking about it weeks after returning to Las Vegas.
So when K's Turkish friend, F, visited from Boston a few weeks ago, of course we had to take her to Ali Baba. But while the food still mostly stood up to the tastes of our first visit, the service was so off-putting that K and I aren't likely to return anytime soon.
Let me back-track for a moment. As I said, we're talking about some really good and unique food here.
The most striking part of dining at Ali Baba is the lavash bread that comes with certain appetizers. This is Turkish lavash, also known as balloon bread, a huge, puffed-out version that's covered in butter and poppy seeds. It's perfect for scooping up the yogurt sauce or ajuka--a paste of roasted eggplants and red peppers--and quite fun to tear apart.
|An example of Turkish lavash
So yes, the food was mostly very good. It was the same way on our second visit, with F, though I proved Split Enz wrong and showed that sometimes history does indeed repeat itself--I ordered poorly in a different way, going with the Lamb Shish that was overcooked and dried out. Still, K enjoyed the Chicken Iskender and F liked her Kofte Iskender--dishes featuring their proteins served in a tomato and yogurt sauce--and there were a lot of interesting, tasty, and authentic (according to F) dips on the Large Appetizer plate. We also picked up a dessert to eat at home, what I believe is a version of kadaif, a pastry made with shredded phyllo dough (pictured at the top of the page).
Let's start small, with things that normally might be brushed off. The Large Appetizer plate, which was $15, featured two small stuffed grape leaves and several dips, yet the lavash that came with it was smaller than the one we received on our previous visit, when we only had the ajuka. We weren't given water at the beginning of our meal; finally we asked after our appetizers were delivered, and still had to wait ten more minutes to get it. It took a fifteen minute wait to be served water by our waitress, who was later too busy sweeping up the floor to get K a refill (F waved over one of the cooks, who did bring over more water).
We arrived at the restaurant at 9:15, well before the closing hour of 11 listed on the door sign at Ali Baba. But rarely did we feel comfortable during our meal. Our waitress moved on from sweeping to mopping the floor at 9:45. Before 10, with half of our food still uneaten, she delivered the check to the table and said, "You need to pay right now. We're closing." We got to-go containers for our food, and when the waitress returned with the credit card receipt, she stood next to the table and said, "You need to sign this now. We're closing the cash register" (which led to an overly generous tip, which K later regretted).
Shortly after 10 we were back on the sidewalk, juggling our three full containers of food, despite almost an hour to go until closing--we double-checked the hours as we left--and a nearly $70 bill to show for it.
This might be a freak occurrence for patrons at Ali Baba. It certainly wasn't our experience the first time dining there. And while we always are eager to support local, family-owned businesses, we also want to be treated well.
There are other options. There always will be. Maybe not all so interesting, maybe not so good. Lots of chain restaurants are serious about quality control and sharp customer service--it's hard not to appreciate that more after an experience like the one we had at Ali Baba.
I'm not going to sit here and tell anyone to avoid Ali Baba, or tell you to expect bad service there. There's a good chance you'll enjoy your meal next time you visit. But after the way Ali Baba nearly ruined our evening, we'll be looking elsewhere.
Ali Baba Restaurant is located at 2243 15th Street in Troy.


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DIY Egg, Ham and Cheese Bread Boat
It's another weekend and one good way of catching up with family is through cooking. This time I did Egg, Ham and Cheese Bread Boat! It's a very simple recipe that even kids can do it.
To begin with the preparation, cut the buns into halves and scrape off some bread crumbs. Combine ham bits, shredded mozarella or any quick melt cheese with beaten eggs and season to taste. Fill the scraped part of the bread with the mixture and lay it down to the oven for 15-20 minutes.
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The poster reads, "they said it would never happen," which is a phrase that's become less and less meaningful as more "never say never" reunions launch. The Replacements, Royal Trux, Axl and Slash, Pavement, the Pixies, Led Zeppelin, N.W.A, the Stone Roses, David Lee Roth and Van Halen—at this point, there are only a few bands left staunchly denying the possibility of a reunion. Even as the festival circuit cash grab and decades-belated reunion album has become a familiar trope, the revelation that Glenn Danzig will once again share a stage with Jerry Only comes as a legitimate, out-of-nowhere surprise. But it's happening—this September at Riot Fest, Danzig is back in the Misfits.
Understandably, this is huge news for the band's fans. Danzig was the aesthetic and creative powerhouse behind the Misfits. He co-founded the band, wrote the songs, and fronted all of their records with an iconic, authoritative howl. Together with bassist Jerry Only and guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein (among other members of the band's ever-rotating lineup), they made anthemic, shout-along pit music—punk records like 1982's Walk Among Us that hold up to this day. What's more, they became a symbol, crafting a horror punk aesthetic with an awesome logo that teenagers across the world aspired to mimic (more on that in a minute).
They had the songs, they had the look, and at the end of 1983, they were done. During a Detroit show, two nights before Halloween (appropriately enough), Danzig announced to the audience that it was the Misfits' "last show ever." The band parted ways, and the relationship between Danzig and Only seemed to fracture for good. While Danzig focused on his eponymous new band, Jerry Only and the other Misfits took legal action against Danzig. Lawsuits sprung up regarding songwriting royalties, and eventually in the 1990s, Only secured the "exclusive legal right to tour and record as the Misfits."
While "the Misfits" stayed plenty active in the past two decades, their tenure post-Danzig has been chaotic. They've undergone tons of lineup changes, including Marky Ramone and Black Flag's Dez Cadena. The band became honest-to-god wrestlers in a frankly embarrassing storyline during WCW's downfall. Meanwhile, Danzig was cultivating a mythology of his own—as a notoriously prickly interview subject who didn't always seem to love performing live. The two sides were suing each other as recently as two years ago over—but of course—Misfits merchandise rights. Meetings and rehearsals for a planned 2002 reunion fell apart, and three years later, Only's Misfits Records label released a lounge tribute album to the Misfits. After Doyle revealed his plan to get Danzig and Only back on the same page in 2014, Only said he'd be up for it as long as Glenn doesn't come back with "that dark, that real black stuff."
Apparently, Danzig is leaving his real black dark stuff at home. The Misfits are coming back. It might only be for two nights before they part ways again, but it's happening, and that's worth getting excited about—so much so that a handful of Pitchfork staffers had remembrances from their own teenage Misfits fandom that they just needed to share.—Evan Minsker
Philip Sherburne
Our writer on the far left, with his short-lived Misfits cover band.
I was 16 when I spent the summer on a leafy college campus outside Boston, getting up to the usual 16-year-old things. I took gloomy black-and-white pictures in photography class; on humid afternoons, my friends and I would get lime rickeys and hang out in the town graveyard, swapping punk rock trivia. Occasionally we'd head into Harvard Square and load up on records at Newbury Comics or one of the stores around the corner that did a brisk business in Cure and Joy Division bootlegs. I have a dim recollection of catching Youth of Today with JFA at TT the Bears—surely one of the most mismatched bills in the history of hardcore.
Within our little summer-school society, we were the misfits, and we relished it. The normal kids wore tie-dye and went to prep school; we wore black and did gravity-defying things with Aquanet. (I have a distinct memory of giving myself the Eraserhead hairdo while wearing an Eraserhead T-shirt.) So it's only fitting that when talent night came around, a few of us put together a Misfits cover band. I had dragged my Squier Stratocaster and a boxy little guitar amp all the way across the damned country, and in my dorm room, I worked out the chords to the songs we had decided to play. If memory serves me, it was "Hate Breeders" and "All Hell Breaks Loose," or maybe "Mommy, Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight."
As for the show, we were truly terrible. In the middle of the chorus, I looked at my bandmates, and they were in another part of the song altogether. But our bassist managed to carry us pretty well on the strength of personality alone. He had one righteous devilock, and he made for an entirely convincing Jerry Only. (He was from the South, and he would regale us—with no small amount of pride—with tales of the conservative Christians who would come up to him on the street, begging him to choose a less Satanic hairdo.) It was all over in a three or four chaotic minutes of sloppy bar chords and out-of-time drums. Whatever everyone else thought of it, we walked off stage sweaty and aglow.
Looking back, I don't think any of us were quite the misfits we thought we were, or that we thought everyone else thought we were. Everybody feels like a freak at that age, no matter how outwardly well adjusted. That's probably a huge amount of the Misfits' own damn-near universal appeal. Songs like "Hate Breeders" may have scanned as fuck-off anthems, but as the title Walk Among Us made plain, everyone was welcome in the Misfits' B-movie freak show.
Jayson Greene
Our writer at 17, having a very Danzig Christmas.
The first guitar chords I ever learned—on my father's guitar, with its tie-dye strap, no less—were from the Misfits' "Hybrid Moments." I was 14 and played the violin, which did not require that you pressed down on the strings, so I was shocked at how much force a bar chord seemed to require. I printed out the chords from the only place that seemed to bother to offer tablature for a song that was essentially a finger painting, stood with the guitar around my shoulders and hesitantly practiced the very long-feeling distance from A back up to D. I crooned to myself, hesitantly, in falsetto.
The Misfits have been important to puerile teenagers since the moment they existed, and they probably always will be. They were about as scary as a Scooby-Doo cartoon, and half as intellectually challenging. Loving them was like binging on a box of Boo-Berry cereal that somehow never ran out, for two straight years. Finally I reeled away, slightly sickened by Danzig's faux Elvis yowling about jackals and eagles and Martians, and didn't listen to the Misfits for 20 years. But they were a part of my DNA, now and forever, and I will always want to tell someone, somewhere, apropos of nothing: "The maggots in the iron lung won't copulate." (It seems a shame, really; the maggots should probably loosen up.)
Danzig and the members of the Misfits have spent a long, long time vigorously hating each other. God only knows how much money was dumped on each of them until they said, "OK, fine." I don't care, because kids don't care about stuff like that, and the Misfits are a kids band, now and forever.
Brandon Stosuy
I grew up in a small town in the New Jersey Pine Barrens (population: 800). It wasn't a place you ran into other kids who liked punk or the Cure, or basically anything else I loved as a teenager. Besides my younger brother, I was a legit alienated loner. I had hair that fell over my face, mostly because it was good for hiding.
It's a farming town where a lot of people worked at picking and processing blueberries and cranberries. I did for a time, too. One day, when I was deep into my teenage metal/punk/goth disaffection, and walking toward the town center—a motorcycle shop and a half-stocked corner store—I noticed that someone had spray-painted the Misfits' crimson ghost skull on one of the cinderblock buildings near a blueberry field. I didn't know who did it, and I never found out, but for years it kept me going when I felt most alone out there in the woods. That graffiti'ed Misfits logo became an important symbol of my desire to leave Chatsworth, in search of a bigger world where I wasn't such a freak. I imagined the perpetrator as a kindred spirit wearing a torn Sonic Youth tee over ripped jeans and ratty sneakers—someone who, like me, stuck Reynolds Wrap on the end of their stereo's antenna to pick up the distant college station, rocking out as best they could to "Angelfuck."
Once I got to high school, and made friends into the same stuff as me, I remember listening to the Legacy of Brutality compilation on cassette as my friend Josh and I drove to see the Ramones at City Gardens in Trenton. We played that tape over and over again; it was one of those moments—like when you're driving through the mountains out West and suddenly find a barely-there radio station broadcasting some old punk favorite—where it seemed like somehow we'd created our own little world in his crappy Impala.
As I got older, the Misfits lost a lot of that original mystery and power. Danzig was gone, yet the group continued to play without him—and with increasingly watered-down lineups. The nadir was maybe when, in the early 2000s, Danzig started a fight with Danny Marianino of his opening act North Side Kings, and subsequently got knocked out. It was captured on video, and it felt a bit like watching a kid getting his assed kicked outside the lunchroom. You got a knot in your stomach, and you wanted to help. After awhile, it was hard for me to take anything Danzig did seriously, and I wasn't alone: Even a basic trip to the pet store to buy cat food and kitty litter made him into an online laughing stock.
But then, recently, something changed. My youngest son, Jake, is a huge Misfits fan. He's three. He was first attracted to the band because of that skeleton logo and the song "Halloween." He assumed the group's members actually were skeletons. To get an idea of Jake: He once told a barber he wanted his hair "black and back like a vampire," and when we had a "family share" day at school, he asked us to play his classmates songs by the Misfits, Ramones, and Black Sabbath while we all ate homemade pumpkin bread (which he likes to imagine is made from jack-o-lanterns). The other day, his teacher very fondly said to me, "Every day is Halloween for Jake."
We just celebrated the kid's third birthday, which we put on in the back room of a friend's bar that includes a small stage and big speakers. A dozen of his friends were there, some wearing super-hero masks. I put together a carefully edited soundtrack of Ramones and Misfits songs without cursing or too-scary images in them for the day, and it was amazing watching Jake strike up these very serious punk-rock poses in the middle of the room. It was maybe the proudest I've ever seen him: He was sharing "his" music with his friends and it clearly made him very happy. Jake is essentially drawn to the Misfits for the same reasons I was—just a lot earlier—and seeing them through his eyes has made them more interesting to me again. I'm honestly glad Jake got into punk before his teenage years— he's shown me that you can love these bands and their imagery and also be a bubbly, smiling social butterfly. Who knows where he'll be in 10 or 12 years, but for now, it's great watching your kid own his eccentricities without being such a self-serious grump. I feel like Danzig could learn something from Jake, too.
These upcoming reunion shows will probably be terrible, but I feel like it's my duty to take Jake to one of them. That said, part of me wants to keep him away from it all. This way, the band can continue living in his imagination, where they're perfect punk-rock skeletons, and not just some old guys looking for a paycheck.


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I placed these photos in the music category, but I could have put them in any of the other sections. The Music Expo is an education event, so I could have categorized the photos into either Education or Events. Melrose Leadership Academy's after school program is also newsworthy. The elementary students attend a Spanish immersion public school in Oakland Unified. The students learn language and culture in a diverse setting.
On Wednesday June 6, 2012, the kindergarten, first and second grade students performed their Spring 2012 Music Expo. The after school program is operated by Asprianet.


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SNW: Where are the VARs?
Two announcements coming out of the Storage Networking World (SNW) conference in
San Diego this week once again remind the industry that the small to medium size (SMB) business segment is an important battleground that every vendor wants to play in, and every vendor admits that the vehicle to getting additional SMB customers is through value added resellers (VARs).
It's not surprising that when Hewlett Packard Corporation (HP) unveiled at SNW its StorageEssentials Standard Edition, a storage resource management (SRM) tool that's tailor made for the SMBs and priced at $37,000, it stressed that by bundling basic modules to the software rather than adding them separately, the company is making it easier for VARs to offer the product to SMB customers.
Another SMB play came from IBM who announced that its DS3200 and DS3400 products will now come with controllers, host bus adapters (HBAs) and cables. IBM estimates that the new packages are up to 20% cheaper than purchasing the parts separately.
A separate announcement is that IBM Global Technology Services will offer a set of new services to help customers with the design of their storage environment, the transfer of data to IBM technology and the management of data across vendor platforms as well as assistance with records and e-mail management. I'm sure VARs will be saddled with assisting customers to implement the bundled systems and services that vendors continue to offer.
Where are the VAR voices at SNW? A quick scan of the agenda will lead you to believe that VARs are not a critical part of the storage landscape. Could this be true? The biggest storage conference on earth and you can't find a handful of VARs on the agenda. Does the storage industry take VARs seriously? Have a look at the SNW agenda and tell me what you think.


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Bent Mountain Lodge Bed and Breakfast
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As you enter the grounds of Bent Mountain Lodge Bed and Breakfast, located in Copper Hill, Virginia, you will begin an experience you won't soon forget. Climbing the mountain to the Lodge, you will gaze at the spectacular views that are unparalleled on the Parkway. Just stepping onto the grounds you will begin to realize that you are as close as you can get to natural, majestic beauty. Visitors here have said it's the closest place they have been to "heaven on earth".
The 15,000 square foot lodge sits atop the mountain with a 35 mile view overlooking the Blue Ridge Parkway South at milepost 136 South of Roanoke, 3200 ft. elevation.
As you enter the lodge you will notice the beautiful pond and the amazing rock and woodwork. The warm, spacious great room offers all you might need when wanting to relax, read, watch TV or movies, listen to music, enjoy the warm fireplace, enjoy snacks, or just sit in the many seating areas and enjoy the many wonderful views.
It is a great area to play games, do crafts, hobbies or other fun things that your heart desires. It offers exits out onto a large partially covered deck where more seating is available. The beautiful entrance into the lodge is a large space which is great for a wedding party or others to enter and relax. In every direction you are awed by the majesty of the mountains that appear never ending. As you relax and take in the view from one of the decks or sun room, you come to realize that earth's tapestry is simply unmatched!
As you relax in the peace and serenity of Bent Mountain Lodge, consider visiting some of the local attractions in Copper Hill and the surrounding cities.
- Chateau Morrisette Winery
- AmRhein Wine Cellars
- Floyd County
- Blue Ridge Mountains
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Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Bonnie & Jesse Lawrence for sharing their own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn?
Most folks say they stay with us as they have found our web site and it looks like a beautiful place to stay. When they get here, they tell us our website doesn't do us justice as our lodge and the views are more beautiful than any website can show. We tell them we like to surprise them.
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn?
We are best known for our views, our large, beautiful suites. Every suite has it's own bath and the lodge is very large, 15,000 sq. ft., so it is very quiet. The weddings we have here are beautiful and our pavilion area is great for reunions and parties of any kind.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit?
Our lodge overlooks the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway, so that is great all by itself. Also, the town of Floyd, which is 20 minutes away is known for it's music, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. Floyd has a couple of great restaurants that folks love to return to return to time and time again. Also, we are only 20 minutes from the city of Roanoke, Va. There are beautiful malls there and Art Museums, a transportation museum, a small zoo and lots of amazing restaurants and a visitors center in downtown Roanoke.
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn?
Usually the best compliment is about our views. The photographers who come to do the weddings we have here say they don't have to do anything, the views do it all for them. Also, everyone talks about the cleanliness of the lodge.
What's the best kept secret about the area?
The Blue Ridge Parkway - People haven't discovered the beauty of it enough. There are beautiful walking trails and overlooks all along the parkway and the parkway itself is so well kept. Every season is beautiful!
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area?
Definitely they should go into Floyd and enjoy the music and the amazing stores there. Spend a day on the Blue Ridge Parkway hiking, or even biking with a picnic lunch up to Mabry Mill, Ride up to Natural Bridge which is only a short distance up Interstate 81., The WWII Memorial in Bedford, Va. is a great day trip and it only takes about 40 minutes to get there and well worth the trip. We have several wineries in the area also that make for a great day trip. Lots of folks tell us they just want to spend a couple of days at our place either sitting on our decks, or in our sunrooms reading, or working puzzles and just relaxing and not going anywhere.
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn?
The Blue Ridge Parkway is within walking distance of our inn.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area?
One of our favorite restaurants in Floyd is Michaels, or the Pine Tavern. One of our favorite restaurants in Roanoke is Ragazzi's.
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference?
Travelers can reference the Chamber of Commerce in Floyd, VisitFloyd.org or Roanoke, Va.
How many rooms does your inn have?
We have 10 suites, all with their own bath. 6 suites are inside the lodge and 4 inside the cabin.
Do you accept pets?
We are pet friendly as long as they are well trained. We normally like folks with pets to stay in the cabin suites as those suites have an enclosed porch which open to the yard which makes it easier for walking their pets.
Enjoy an abundance of delicious items each morning for breakfast. Everything from coffee, juices, fruits, bagels, muffins, cereals, jellies and an array of other items to enjoy while eating in our lovely dining room or great room. Be amazed by the views of mountains all around, including Pilot Mountain and Buffalo Mountain, while you dine in peace. The view above the Blue Ridge Parkway from the kitchen is spectacular. You will want to linger in the kitchen enjoying the views while planning your day. You also have the option of bringing your own food with you and our kitchen will offer full availability.
Weddings and Events
If you are looking for the perfect setting to host your wedding or private event, look no further! The spectacular views will surely make your special day a lasting memory for you and your guests.
Our extra large and clean kitchen is available to host your catered event. We can also make recommendation on local caterers upon request.
To schedule an appointment to view the grounds and discuss your event and rates, please contact us by phone at 540-651-2500.
Pets Welcome
Pet Policy:
- Pets can be accommodated at $25 per day.
- All pets must be well trained and well behaved.
- We offer a 25 x 30 foot outside dog run and have 4 large horse stalls that can be used for large dogs.


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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The expression COLD FEET has new meaning!
This week was a winner – we drove up to Big Bear Lake and did a Polar Plunge. I am guessing the pictures tell you everything you need to know but the 2 words best to describe it are COLD and FUN. Because this was a fundraiser for Special Olympics, we felt it was much … Continue reading
When the moon is in the 7th house…
We have done so many "We Never's" for which we've had to suspend our own belief, put aside our skepticism. Most of the time I try but can't. But for Kristin the Astrologist, I did just that, mostly because I loved what she had to say. Erin and I put together a conference call during … Continue reading
When the moon, is in the 7th house….
So this week, we chatted with an astrologer. It is one of the few things I can do while sitting on the sofa with a bum knee. Anyway, to sum it up, it was inspiring. I have always believed in this a bit – that when you were conceived (I think it is tied to … Continue reading
Go Fish!
If you live in Manhattan Beach, chances are you've gone by ______ a million times. Well, Erin and I stepped in for a "We Never" tarot card reading. Part of the reason for choosing this one was, of course, because we had never done it. The other, more significant, reason was because Erin was on … Continue reading
Did you say Baby?
Oh my! Well this week, we had the additional challenge of me being on crutches so we had to pick something passive. So we decided a trip to the local psychic was in order! As it turns out, our clairvoyant friend had some very specific details to share about our lives: what our kids' careers will be … Continue reading
Seriously, how hard is it to paint someone's toes?
Harder than you think! OK, as you can imagine, Lisa and I are not only not making money, we are often spending it! So we thought we would get our monthly pedicure at the local cosmetician school. It was only $9! Well, all I can tell you is that there is a reason these people … Continue reading


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Halo CE General Discussion
Forum users here are Hacking in Eldewrito/Halo Online
Aug 22, 2016 04:13 PM
(Total replies: 33)
The stupidity in this thread made me rofl so hard. Guess trollmaps.org wil never change at all XD
Halo CE General Discussion
Smoke Screen Map Protector
Jan 22, 2016 08:46 AM
(Total replies: 120)
Wait so lemme get this straight.
You first released a program to unprotect maps and now you release a counter program so you can protect maps again?
--- Original message by: sparky
Can the "protection" be removed by Death Star?
If this is right^ then don't even bother. No one protects maps these days anyway. Map protection is a thing from the past, back when the forum was full of these ridiculous discussions. I like how you made a program to unprotect maps from the past seeing as map protection should have never even existed imo. But this program is just a waste of time.
Halo CE General Discussion
If 343 were to take any CE map and make it official, which one?
Nov 21, 2015 02:51 PM
(Total replies: 47)
Wartorn cove hands down.
Halo CE General Discussion
Halo Online
Aug 6, 2015 06:49 AM
(Total replies: 2780)
--- Original message by: Dwood
As i've returned to this thread and forums, I'm kind of... disappointed. Perhaps I have rose-tinted glasses, but the level of maturity displayed here is pretty low.
It's halomaps dude, it's always been like this. What exactly did you expect?
Halo CE General Discussion
A reflection upon my activities
Jul 6, 2015 12:14 PM
(Total replies: 68)
--- Original message by: War Master V
I can already see where this is going.
I'm not going to shove my religious beliefs down your throat, because you can believe whatever, but God doesn't exist. To believe that there is a supernatural, all-powerful and all-knowing being that controls everything is nothing short of delusional and I don't care what "proof" you have. To say that you met, spoke to, or know this God is truly ridiculous. The Bible is just a book. That's all it is. Those who believe it are ironically some of the most hateful, prejudiced, and insane people I know, despite what it teaches.
And I can already see where this here is going.
first off, who are you? Who are you to tell him or us that god doesn't exist? You say that believing in god is nothing short of a delusional and you don't care what proof anyone has to say but yet you don't have any proof yourself. And then you call those who believe in it are all ironically some of the most hateful, prejudiced, and insane people that you know of, just because the complexity of our lives may go beyond you're own knowing.
You probably don't even know what it's all about. From that I can already draw the conclusion that are not a scientist nor a person who has educated himself enough in this matter to make the claim ''god does not exist''. Just because you don't believe in god doesn't mean it's a proven fact nor give you any right to make such a claims.
Halo CE General Discussion
A reflection upon my activities
Jul 6, 2015 10:07 AM
(Total replies: 68)
--- Original message by: sparky
But I will tell you what I want. I want you to not insult me.
I never did. All I did was point the obvious facts and truth.
--- Original message by: sparky
I'm probably more than twice your age, have been heralded on numerous occasions as a genius by my highly-esteemed, world-renowned professors at one of the most prestigious collegiate schools in the world that I attended with a full scholarship, and furthermore, I know God. Not one person who has ridiculed me with pointless insults can say the same for themselves.
If what you're saying here is even close to the truth, then this topic shouldn't even exist. It's probably arrogant comments like these that draw out the attention of immature kids and trolls who keep treating you 'inhumanely'.
And let me tell you this dude, if you knew anything about god you wouldn't be anything near this attitude. And i'm in no way trying to disrespect you.
Halo CE General Discussion
A reflection upon my activities
Jul 5, 2015 10:25 PM
(Total replies: 68)
--- Original message by: sparky
Yet I am left wondering why I am doing this.
Most people receive compensation for their work. To put things succinctly, I will not be receiving any form of compensation for my work
I think what I'm really asking here is why should I care about the Halo communities when they don't care about me?
Here is you're answer: You Don't. It's simple, if you're doing this for fame and praise you better stop now and go do something you actually like, like a hobby. You are not the first guy here who has a 'project' and so I can assure you that in the end if whatever you're making even gets finnished, NO ONE here wil offer you the 'form of compensation' you might have been expecting.
--- Original message by: sparky
Also, I get treated inhumanely. I get random insults directed towards my character and my intelligence. These people who are insulting me would be the beneficiaries of my work. Why should I do anything for someone who lacks basic human decency? Do you think I should do kind things and incredible amounts of work for them, all for free, while the result is them feeling like they can treat someone like dirt and have the right to expect them to do whatever they want for them in return? This is nonsense.
If you knew more about this place and the little immature children it contains then this shouldn't even need an explanation. If you do not have the ability to ignore trolls and little kids then stop and just leave. This is just another reason why you shouldn't be doing this for fame and praise. Everyone else is just being realistic because 95% of the projects that are shown here will never ever see the day. And so far you have not shown us how you're project distinguishes itself from the other 95%.
--- Original message by: sparky
Why should I bother to do what I am doing?
Seeing as you don't do this for you're own fun and self esteem you might as well just quit. It's as simple as that.
Halo CE General Discussion
Need someone who can texture like a pro.
Jun 26, 2015 09:03 PM
(Total replies: 9)
--- Original message by: Mootjuh
If we were pros we wouldn't be here.
^this. You're not gonna find any pros here, that's for sure.
Halo CE General Discussion
CE3 2015 Live
Jun 18, 2015 02:47 PM
(Total replies: 532)
--- Original message by: Mourinho
Halo CE General Discussion
Did halo ce died along with xfire?
Jun 12, 2015 07:01 PM
(Total replies: 12)
No. Go sleep.
Halo CE General Discussion
Who wants to form a Clan/Squad type thing?
Jun 11, 2015 05:18 PM
(Total replies: 12)
--- Original message by: Grunter
I donno if its a good idea but foop it.
Steam: Bread Alert!
Evolve: Bread_Alert
Edited by Grunter on Jun 10, 2015 at 04:21 AM
Edited by Grunter on Jun 10, 2015 at 03:42 PM
How about some more information?
Halo CE General Discussion
Step in our place once more..
Jun 9, 2015 05:01 PM
(Total replies: 55)
--- Original message by: Hitler117
where can i step in though?
Edited by Hitler117 on Jun 9, 2015 at 04:06 PM
You Don't
Halo CE General Discussion
Jun 5, 2015 10:59 AM
(Total replies: 382)
Halo CE General Discussion
Halo 3 ODST MCC Gameplay
Jun 1, 2015 06:43 AM
(Total replies: 42)
--- Original message by: SS Flanker
Clearing it up.
1. I bought HALO MCC.
2. This included a fusion of: Halo 1 ce (remastered) Halo 2 (remastered) Halo 3 (left alone) and halo 4 (as woeful as it was)
3. Now the techies have decided to add another flavour to the mix in the form of the slightly contrevsial H3 ODST.
4. Having bought the entire game, suffering typical dev problems which no other game has put forth yet and I'd like to point out that no other game felt as cheaply made considering it was made to include legends in the VG world. (srsly 343 set the benchmark for worlds epic game fails)
I now have to pay for another addition? Which truth be told feels like a "Oh hey let's add this in too, we forgot earlier but I'm super cereal no one will ever notice. Plus we can make enough money to buy starbucks for every day of the week for the next year and a half!
It's a wonder 343I's development and publishing techniques aren't the industry standard.
Edited by SS Flanker on Jun 1, 2015 at 05:36 AM
Dude it's just 5 bucks. And it's just the crappy halo odst campaign anyway, so who cares?
Edited by Darkzealotx on Jun 1, 2015 at 06:43 AM
Halo CE General Discussion
Contingency - Top or Flop?
May 25, 2015 02:52 PM
(Total replies: 66)
I think the better question is will it ever get finished?
Halo CE General Discussion
Contingency - Top or Flop?
May 25, 2015 09:07 AM
(Total replies: 66)
It was very promising at first, but the last update was like way back in 2013/14 irc? I wouldn't be surprised if it goes down the project prometheus route and just get abandoned and forgotten. Stuff like this rarely get finished.
Halo CE General Discussion
Halo CE/Halomaps history?
May 20, 2015 09:23 AM
(Total replies: 88)
--- Original message by: Mootjuh
Was that huge conspiracy thread deleted too? Saying Halomaps was loominati and stuff.
Halo CE General Discussion
Best AA's and AA ideas
May 20, 2015 09:19 AM
(Total replies: 13)
--- Original message by: Spartan 627
Sprint would be something fresh for CE...
Halo CE General Discussion
Halo CE/Halomaps history?
May 17, 2015 01:36 PM
(Total replies: 88)
Also in 2008 we formed DZMT and it's follow ups(GCT/TCEM). We were primarily a modding/mapping team. But we also made a record animatios tool(wich was a horrible fail). And of course the infamous DZMT unprotecter but I guess we all know how that story went.
Edited by Darkzealotx on May 17, 2015 at 01:39 PM
Halo CE General Discussion
Final Bigass Release
May 11, 2015 01:34 PM
(Total replies: 388)
--- Original message by: d4rklight
--- Original message by: SpartanHex
--- Original message by: d4rklight
--- Original message by: Mootjuh
Complaining here doesn't help you deal with it either.
I wasn't complaining. I was stating my opinion. Learn the difference m8. Idc anyway.
--- Original message by: altis94
--- Original message by: d4rklight
I don't like it. It's just to big and ugly.
Just like your mom.
lmao... HAHA YOUR TRASH XD. L2mod bruh.
Maybe you should show a bit of your own work before writing L2mod to someone...
My work:
Altis94's bigass:
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Mezamashii Love #BrilliantRun
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Love the colors of those shoes!! Glad you finally found a shoe with the right fit... so very important!!ReplyDelete
Glad you found your fit!ReplyDelete
Glad you found the perfect shoe! I can run in most anything, but I am still waiting on PERFECTION. Maybe I'll find it someday, maybe in some Mizunos.ReplyDelete
I am so glad you found some you liked. I love Mizuno and am a Wave Creation girl:)ReplyDelete
they are so cute!ReplyDelete
If they feel and perform as well as they look, I'm sold!ReplyDelete
Finding the right shoe is so wonderful!! :) Yay happy feet!ReplyDelete
i just bought some bright shoes today! they were asics though! love them!ReplyDelete
Good Choice Jen! I love mine too! I have the wave universe 4 and they are so light... great shoes!ReplyDelete
I got the Precisions and love them. The colors are great. Glad to hear that you are loving yours:)ReplyDelete
I'm thinking about trying some ligher shoes as well. These great colors and comments make me feel like a field trip to my running shoe store!ReplyDelete
Hurray for a good fit and happy feet! I hope you have lots of brilliant runs in your new shoes.ReplyDelete
Another Mizuno fan! I need to try these out. Thanks for the info.ReplyDelete
Glad you found a pair you like! I had previously tried the Inspires and did not like them but I am in love with the Precisions I got through the Mezamashii project.ReplyDelete
Glad you found the perfect pair! I love both pair of my Wave Rider 14's and I got the Enigmas through the Mezamashii Project but I think they run smaller than the Wave Riders because the 8.5 is just too short for me. I guess I need to break down and call!ReplyDelete
Love my Muahas too along with my Precisions and Riders too.:)ReplyDelete