Kerfuffle: Lydon vs. Bloc Party + Foals + Kaiser Chiefs

[Dr. Medulla]

Can we please get back to the topic at hand: the Negro problem and getting Martin Luther King, Jr. Day replaced with a Richard Russell-Strom Thurmond Day.

[drowninghere]

Unfortunately, Lydon again proves himself to be one of the biggest douchebags going. What a pathetic statement. Reminds me of the Rock and Roll HOF thing. Absolutely incredible what a total arse this guy turned out to be, and how his "carefully prepared statements" reflect so little wit or intelligence. How about being a man and addressing the accusation head on?

[Rat Patrol]

Aren't PiL supposed to beat each other up?

Maybe they were auditioning Okereke for replacement drummer to step in the next 5 times they sack Atkins and were just giving him the 'Wobble critique'.

[Dr. Medulla]

Aren't PiL supposed to beat each other up?

Maybe they were auditioning Okereke for replacement drummer to step in the next 5 times they sack Atkins and were just giving him the 'Wobble critique'.

Wobble was the only violent one—the only one who'd actually carry through with the tough talk—but he's a Buddhist or some Eastern religion now, no?

[Marky Dread]

Hey you cluckin' muthafukas heard about the P.I.L. reunion?

[Rat Patrol]

Aren't PiL supposed to beat each other up?

Maybe they were auditioning Okereke for replacement drummer to step in the next 5 times they sack Atkins and were just giving him the 'Wobble critique'.

Wobble was the only violent one—the only one who'd actually carry through with the tough talk—but he's a Buddhist or some Eastern religion now, no?

Lydon, Levene, and Atkins in the same room would make the Dalai Lama himself try to choke someone with a plugged-in electrical cord.

[Dr. Medulla]

Aren't PiL supposed to beat each other up?

Maybe they were auditioning Okereke for replacement drummer to step in the next 5 times they sack Atkins and were just giving him the 'Wobble critique'.

Wobble was the only violent one—the only one who'd actually carry through with the tough talk—but he's a Buddhist or some Eastern religion now, no?

Lydon, Levene, and Atkins in the same room would make the Dalai Lama himself try to choke someone with a plugged-in electrical cord.

Maybe Atkins is a hard ass—I dunno—but Lydon and Levene are more likely to be snippy Nancies to each other than actually trade punches.

[Marky Dread]

I believe the qoute here should read "words are my weapons"

[shag]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

[Wolter]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

Quiet, fool!

[Heston]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

Tip Of The Day: The best way to remember how to spell diarrhoea is "Damn, in a rush, run hard or else accident".

[threecoffins]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

Tip Of The Day: The best way to remember how to spell diarrhoea is "Damn, in a rush, run hard or else accident".

Or for our American friends, "Damn, in a rush, run hard elsewise accident".

[Wolter]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

Tip Of The Day: The best way to remember how to spell diarrhoea is "Damn, in a rush, run hard or else accident".

Or for our American friends, "Damn, in a rush, run hard elsewise accident".

I have no idea who says that.

[Wolter]

Honestly, if it's a medical term, it's pretty much always "rrh" because it comes from the Greek.

[threecoffins]

Frankly, anyone not wise enough to capitalize on $.99 Popeyes day is a fool.

You mean I get to pay to have diarrhea?

^5!

Tip Of The Day: The best way to remember how to spell diarrhoea is "Damn, in a rush, run hard or else accident".

Or for our American friends, "Damn, in a rush, run hard elsewise accident".

I have no idea who says that.

I had to eliminate the 'o' for American spelling, and "elsewise" did the trick. It is listed in Webster's, but not in English dictionaries, as a synonym to "otherwise". Also it's something that Americans say quite a bit in my mind.