The Real Buffalo Joe

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Tim Horton's has mashed potatoes?

And if it wasn't for that damn Rob Johnson...

Truth. And for those saying that that's proof to the contrary, God has been testing our patience.

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Penn actually use to be a real jerk about it. But he's actually changed a lot and became friends with Glenn Beck. But yes, we have a real TE. If that, and beer, isn't proof there's a God who loves us, what is?

Are they also Buffalo wings?

Sounds like someone going to Duff's or Anchor Bar and ordering Buffalo Wings. Well maybe not there, because those are the main tourist places. But somewhere more local.

Yes! I was leary of the Chandler release, but I'm ok with it now.

And to further clarify, I'm not here to make a point that not Believing in God makes you go to hell, just saying that telling/warning people of it doesn't mean it's a hateful action.

Because it's a source that's isn't only biased towards any sort of Christian or religion, but is absolutely against it. That even though he doesn't agree that there is an afterlife, that if someone genuinely believes there is one, and isn't warning people of it, is a truly terrible person. He doesn't believe that what they're saying is true, however he thinks it's a loving act of someone to tell him about it anyway.

He's actually a very smart guy though. Read some of his blogs. He also had his Showtime show Call Bull###t that was really interesting.

No Tim Horton's in Texas.

I went there once and ordered a coffee. They asked me what kind of coffee. I told them with sugar. They still had no clue. When we finally realized I just wanted plain coffee, they said I had to wait. Walked out.

TRBJ is alive and well.

Never! I'm 25 years old. But I'm at a mature advanced stage in my bitterness. I complain at a 73 year old level.

How did I know you were gonna have something to say about that. Lol. Honestly, politics aside, he puts on a hell of a show. And his early stuff when Derek St. Holmes was in the band singing lead on the more serious songs, and now he's back, is really good.

I went to House of Blues in Houston to see Ted Nugent about a year ago. I went alone, and got there around 3 or 4. I was the very first person there. Definitely getting front row. Then however, it turns out that anybody who spent 25 dollars or more in the HOB gift shop (which doesn't sell any band gear, just stuff with House of Blues merch), got first priority. I was still 2nd row, but still. I waited 4 hours to get 2nd row.

Alice Cooper has said this about his band as well.

Gone.

Does he have a kit like NP?

I can play ukulele. Lol.

Did an Elvis impression back in 2nd grade. I've never had stagefright issues. I can really get a crowd going with my Mick Jagger impression on karaoke, or lip syncing on a dance floor. Only problem is I can't sing.

Apparently there's a bootleg version of Beth too. Kiss' drummer Peter Criss sings the song, which was co-written by Criss and guitarist Stan Penridge. The song was written before Criss had joined the band, while he and Penridge were members of Chelsea. A bootleg exists of the song from 1971, but the song was sung "Beck, what can I do?" "Beck" was the nickname of fellow Chelsea member Mike Brand's wife, Becky, who would call often during practices to ask Mike when he was coming home.