Jesse Walker | March 20, 2008
Dave Grohl has launched a presidential campaign in the pages of Harp magazine. If elected, the Foo Fighter promises to legalize pot, pardon Foxy Brown, "make war against the law," and give the country "a good, smoky barbecue -- family style, at least once a week, winter months included. Every Sunday....It could be Tuesday, I don't want to say."
Overpowered by his oratory, Harp then folded.
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how about "long road to ruin" as the clock-winded-back theme song for the 2000 GOP convention?
His campaign promises are more or less silly than anything Obama, Hillary or McCain have said, and are about as likely to actually happen.
"make war against the law"
Does that mean make war illegal. If so, yawwwwn.
But if he means I'm going to wage war against the law,
then sign me up!
But if he means I'm going to wage war against the law, then sign me up!
This was how I read it the first time around. It never even
occurred to me to parse it as make war illegal. Obviously
I expected too much from a brain-dead entertainer.
I suspect Grohl is one of the biggest kidders in mainstream
music, out to milk teenage money with chant-along choruses and
other really clichéd bullshit. He's implied his lyrics are
impersonal bunk made up in the studio, which is disheartening for
people who fuck to Everlong.
If it's true, it's hilarious. Honestly, who calls a record
Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace and really means
it?
Grohl running for prez, Novoselic invovled in Washington
politics...
Cobain's the only one who did the humane thing.
"He's implied his lyrics are impersonal bunk made up in the
studio, which is disheartening for people who fuck to
Everlong."
Considering that he wrote a song for/about the Australian miners
who were trapped in the mine and requested an iPod full of Foo
Fighters songs (who he later hung out with while on tour), I don't
believe this is true.
Will he also change school sex ed curricula to reflect the fact
that HIV doesn't cause AIDS?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Fighters#Alive_.26_Well
Considering that he wrote a song for/about the Australian
miners who were trapped in the mine and requested an iPod full of
Foo Fighters songs (who he later hung out with while on tour), I
don't believe this is true.
Well I said he's a kidder, not a monster.
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