Here we go folks. I'm certain that the bombings in Boston were perpetrated by "domestic terrorists".

We'll have to see what the mainstream media puts out on the subject, but this will provide yet another example of why the government will have to crack down on those gun crazy Americans.

The drumbeat is clear. Everyone get in line and march into the new National Socialist future.

It isn't fascism when we do it.

can't march now. have to go visit the Lady of the Lake, run down the King Stag, and maybe pull a sword out of a rock.

suppose I'd better eat my Wheaties first.

there is no way you are the true born king of all britain, dibs.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqI_uR6kMVo, assuming you have seven minutes and a joint, of course. they just do not make music like this, anymore.

if i ain't the true born king of all britain, then why do i like swords and British humor? i ain't watching that if it needs a joint. don't have any desire to become a face eating zombie.

who so pulleth this sword from this stone and anvil, is the true born kill of all britain.

its early enough that a nice brandy should get the job done, i'd suggest watching, or listening, more to the point. have i ever led you astray?

i have to go to work, but when you're done with that, maybe you'll enjoy german princesses more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vea8yGJmZDg

while you're at it, check out his other five wives :P

it sez that an error occurred during validation when i try to watch it. depending on the reason for the error it's entirely possible that you just did lead me astray. don't think brandy is on the menu today.

Damn, Braden, that's just cash! I had no idea that Rick Wakeman had done this. I have the Six Wives of Henry the VIIIth. I originally bought that on vinyl as one of the "Original Master Recording" Series of issues.

Now, I have to find out where they sell it.

I also have the Journey to the Center of the Earth Album. AWESOME WORK that.

try amazon.

dibs: i have no idea, i certainly hope it wasn't on my end, i'd hate to have led you astray immediately after :(

i have them on vinyl, too, but they are borrowed from my friends father.

the king arthur album is his best work, even better than yes, dare i say :P

if you like wakeman (which is awesome, by the way, he isn't too well known.. at least in my era, i'm only twenty six), you should absolutely love alan parsons tales of mystery and imagination

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpko7c3hte0

best one i could find quickly (about thirty seconds in i think it really starts)

might've had something to do with being on the bus at the time. tried it here and it said the content owner didn't want people to use mobile devices to view it.

content owner sounds like a real douche bag to me

why is Obama The Clown lying on my boob tube?

I've had Tales of Mystery and Imagination for years. Again the OMR version. :)

I finally broke down and bought all my favorites on CD. :)

Love Edgar Allen Poe. Walked by the house he used to live in in Philly one spooky night around Halloween a few years ago. Definitely a dark place to hang out.

i have trouble imagining any place in Philly as being dark and spooky after walking/riding to Wawa in South Jersey where only about 30% of my trip is illuminated with street lights.

That's because you've never gone to anyplace risky, Dibs, get your white bread ass out of your car and walk around the city sometime. Try 8th and Girard right where that house is sometime. Oh, wait, you might get mugged.

this is true. i run away from Philly before the sun sets. used to walk from City Hall to 27th and South Street though. doesn't make sense to take a car into Philly. Camden can be pretty spooky at 5am. i walked the Ben Franklin for about 2 years. oh, and then there was that time i crossed it during a thunderstorm, but that wasn't spooky. that was intense. if God was going to strike me down, he should've done it then. wouldn't be too difficult to write it off as an accident.