Thoughts On The Dead

Musings on the Most Ridiculous Band I Can't Stop Listening To

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Gift Box Of Rain

phil smirk 2006

Hey, birthday boy.

“Why are you using a picture of me from 2006?”

Your hair looked good.

“Not a bad reason.”

What’d you wish for?

“Birthday cake and birthday sex.”

Not a bad wish.

“You have a year like mine, you start to appreciate the little things.”

Undoubtedly.

“Plus, I’m a rock star with a restaurant and a couple of Ferraris. Not much left to wish for.”

Give ’em to Baby Levon.

“Sure. He can have every wish I got left.”

You dig that kid.

“Oh, yeah. He’s all right. Got about a year ’til his hands get big enough for a guitar.”

Gonna start him early?

“Already got Alembic making him a bass.”

Alembic?

“Kid’s a Grateful Dead. Kid plays Grateful Dead guitars.”

If you say so. It’s a mini-instrument, though, right?

“No, jackass. Six-strings and 45 knobs. Of course it’s small-scale.”

Okay. Does that make it cheaper?

“Much more expensive, oddly enough.”

Sure.

I No Longer Want To Be A Paperback Writer

Why are you like this?

The bullying has escalated.

You need to rethink your life.

I didn’t even know books could rape one another.

I hate your parents for making you.

What we saw was non-consensual.

Stop being you.

I’m trying to sell a book, man.

So say nice things about the book.

Oh, sure. Here’s a nice thing: took that pounding like a man.

We’re done.

Go buy Buzz’ book!

Lemieux, Brute?

BIG NEWS! David Lemiuexsicaltheatre has gotten a haircut!

That’s not the big news.

Yeah? Tell that to Big-Dicked Sheila.

Please keep the actual world and your silly skitches separate.

No.

Fine. Then at least tell the nice people the actual news.

July ’78 Box Set. Three uncirculated shows from Kansas City, St. Paul, and Omaha; plus the two Red Rock shows.

Wait. Those are the part of the long-lost Betty Board cache.

Yup. Spider-Man’s back at Marvel, Bettys are back in the Vault, God’s in His Heaven, and all’s right with the world.

All?

Oh, no: not all. But those two things are cool.

Sure.

Read, Poole

What the fuck was that?

I made a content.

I detest you.

Hee hee.

Stop laughing.

I’ve been laughing for ten minutes.

Why?

The great Buzz Poole’s new book about Workingman’s Dead got here today. And, as you know, the 33 1/3 series of books are physically small, whereas the rest of the books I’ve been sent have been hefty tomes.

So you imagined the bigger books ganging up and tormenting Buzz’s book?

Yeah. It should send away for that Charles Atlas course.

Sure.

shaBOOOOOM

DECOMPRESSION SOUND

thMUPPF

sssssshhhhhhhhLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOORRRRRPPP

POP!

Did you just shoot a hole in the fuselage of a 747, then throw yourself on the hole and then your whole body was sucked out through said hole?

Yup.

Cool.

You gonna actually read the thing or just play with it like an action figure?

Who can foretell the future?

At least tell the nice people where to buy the thing.

Right here

——————->

No. That’s David Browne’s book, So Many Roads.

Good book.

Helluva book.

Here?

———————>

Gans and Jackson.

Okay, what about here?

<——————

Nothing over there, chief.

This is getting tedious.

For all involved.

Now?

No.

What about–

No.

–now?

Now.

YAAAAAAY

—————>

Missed it.

Fuck you.

How did you manage to get the video sideways AND in portrait mode?

The aristocrats!

Fuck you, too.

We’re terrible at commercials.

Yeah.

Untie, Dead Freaks

Reasons To Ditch Neckties:

  • They are filthy.
  • Ever wash a tie?
  • Can you even wash a tie?
  • Trust me: filthy.
  • According to movies I enjoy, there’s a 50/50 chance of having both of your arms broken and your tie tightened to the point of strangulation if you leave the house be-cravatted.
  • Might get caught in your chainsaw.
  • Might get caught in someone else’s chainsaw; that’s worse: two lives ruined.
  • The twenty minutes a day you now spend choosing amongst your collection of tie accessories–stickpin, clasp, tie bar–can now be spent with your family, or on another hobby that distracts you from your family.
  • I don’t know about your manservant, but mine picks out simply dreadful silk throateries; I’m forced to chastise him with a heated spoon.
  • I’d rather not do that to the poor man, anymore.
  • My neck has associated wearing a tie with funerals, much like when you see an older rock star or actor trending on Twitter, and my neck gets so sad when I put on a tie.
  • And then I tell my neck, “No, don’t be sad: we’re going a wedding!”
  • And it doesn’t matter because my neck is now sad, and my neck forces me to get drunk at the wedding of certain people who may or may not be giving out Cuban cigars.
  • All the tie’s fault.
  • In some neighborhoods, wrong color tie’ll get you killed.
  • When a guy takes his tie off and rolls up his sleeves, shit’s getting done: why not just start there?
  • Another problem of the necktie is that it encourages men to get creative.
  • Some men wear bow ties in non-bow tie situations.
  • What toffs, these men.
  • Bold personalities, every one of them.
  • A man with a bow tie is a man with opinions.
  • Unless he is wearing it without a shirt: then he is a Chippendale dancer and the uniform is the uniform.
  • Ascots are worn by pornographers and Quentin Crisp.
  • If you are wearing a bolo tie, I will assume you are the governor of New Mexico and address you as such.
  • Industrial engineers for companies with strict dress codes may wear clip-on ties, because they are probably leaning into unshielded machinery all the time, and toddlers in their cutesy-wutesy widdle dwess-up cwothes may wear them, too.
  • That’s it for the clip-on.
  • Acceptable ties: real fat one with naked lady painted on it; real skinny one in the same leather as your pants; regimental tie if your regiment killed a lot of Nazis; if you are the President.
  • President has to wear a fucking tie.

Contest Time!

Oh, Enthusiasts: this is exciting. Our first honest-to-gosh contest with a real prize and legalities and no purchase required and whatnot. This contest has all the whatnots.

THE PRIZE: BotD’s cigars.

HOW TO PLAY: Enter by clicking on Donate Button and filling out all the little boxes and forms.

HOW TO WIN: Whoever makes Donate Button happiest wins.

Please don’t do this.

It’s fun. We’re getting the fandom involved.

Also don’t do that.

Call the readers a “fandom?”

Yes.

Yeah, you’re right.

They’re not sixteen-year-olds on Tumblr. Most of them are directly responsible for keeping other humans and/or pets alive. Have some respect.

Okay, okay.

Plus: this is not a contest.

How so?

You are selling another human’s possessions.

Well, when you put it like that.

What, factually?

Sure.

Also, you need to stop anthropomorphicizing the donate button.

You sure about that verb?

Humanifying. Sentientizing. Vivasperating.

Did you just define an incorrect word with three made-up ones?

Irregardless.

Also not a word.

Just stop being awful.

No.

Okay.

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