23 Detroit foods you need to eat before you die

DWags wrote:

The_Dude wrote:Don't really know much about his music...what are some songs I should check out to get my feet wet.

Jesus, it's another fucking horrible lyricist. A refugee of the drive by truckers who uses his alcoholism to depress you with horrible character sketches. They'll play three cord music to some fool recollecting back on past mistakes.

Perfect to see that drivel in a town for the terminally cool who are all the smartest people in the room. I'd see it if it was outside in an ice rink and I can shove knitting needles through my eyes and ears after a half hour. If not that, I'd just fucking be on my cell phone while the cool people smoked Clove cigs.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

The_Dude wrote:here's the pic of the Belgian blue burger I found on the interweb

23 Detroit foods that will make you die?

tGreenWay wrote:

I.B. Fine wrote:
We forgot to add, "very soon", sorry.

Fuuuuuuuuuck!  I knew it. It's a tumor, isn't it?  I have a tumor.

I.B. Fine wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Fuuuuuuuuuck!  I knew it. It's a tumor, isn't it?  I have a tumor.

Not sure, but double                  Not sure, but double
vision is the first sign                 vision is the first sign

tGreenWay wrote:That's it. I'm dead and I'm in Hell. How do I know this? Because my feed is nonstop song suggestions from Bob. It's a never ending list of ultra cool anti hipster storytellers. Even worse, the sound system is perfect.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:That's it. I'm dead and I'm in Hell. How do I know this? Because my feed is nonstop song suggestions from Bob. It's a never ending list of ultra cool anti hipster storytellers. Even worse, the sound system is perfect.

asking me about music is like asking some of these yahoos about sweaty high school/college boys.. you'd better make sure you really wanna know the answers before you ask.

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

asking me about music is like asking some of these yahoos about sweaty high school/college boys.. you'd better make sure you really wanna know the answers before you ask.

I was only kidding. I actually enjoy the artists you've posted. The guy singing that Maggie song in the Walking Dead thread was great.  

And yes, I know music is to you what recruiting is to others.

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

asking me about music is like asking some of these yahoos about sweaty high school/college boys.. you'd better make sure you really wanna know the answers before you ask.

Like many of them in regards to X's aand O's your knowledge and taste in music is simplistic and laughable, but you'll never stop offering it up just like that drunk at the end of a bar who once scored a jv touchdown.

:rockon:

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

asking me about music is like asking some of these yahoos about sweaty high school/college boys.. you'd better make sure you really wanna know the answers before you ask.

Like many of them in regards to X's aand O's your knowledge and taste in music is simplistic and laughable, but you'll never stop offering it up just like that drunk at the end of a bar who once scored a jv touchdown.

:rockon:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


I was only kidding. I actually enjoy the artists you've posted. The guy singing that Maggie song in the Walking Dead thread was great.  

And yes, I know music is to you what recruiting is to others.

I believe that was Craig Finn.. a close, personal friend of mine and the front man for... THE HOLD STEADY.

(ya know.. the band that was scheduled to play in our neighborhood back in the fall).

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:


I believe that was Craig Finn.. a close, personal friend of mine and the front man for... THE HOLD STEADY.

(ya know.. the band that was scheduled to play in our neighborhood back in the fall).

I had no idea, and I was too drunk at your party to make the connection when they played in your backyard.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


I had no idea, and I was too drunk at your party to make the connection when they played in your backyard.

this is a clip from the west stage.. at the intersection of Harrison, Glenhaven and Wildwood.. we put up a tent and had ourselves a big time. Sucks that you missed it.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:also another great tune off of Southeastern that even those who really, really enjoy sports might enjoy - yes, it's a very simple song as it relates to the complexities of high school/college athletics - but still has a great vibe about keeping our world in perspective and to appreciate our everyday lives.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:definitely one of the top 5 living songwriters under the age of 40.. you'll have a good time.

Dr. Strangelove wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:definitely one of the top 5 living songwriters under the age of 40.. you'll have a good time.

Did you invite him over too?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:also another great tune off of Southeastern that even those who really, really enjoy sports might enjoy - yes, it's a very simple song as it relates to the complexities of high school/college athletics - but still has a great vibe about keeping our world in perspective and to appreciate our everyday lives.