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I didn't have one, but now I do.

Thanks secret avatar giver!


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Cool, thanks.

I'm kind of digging it for now, so it will stay.


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it took me a while to realize I knew how to change mine, after I changed it to nothing to Patrick Star, to Gohan SSJ2, now to my current Jesse Lacey's Jesus guitar......

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I'm going to be dating myself here, but Neil Young used that line in his song, My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue) in 1979.  I'm guessing Kurt borrowed it.



Originally Posted by Domenic

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Oh, I've been told. He put it as the last line of his suicide note, kinda creepy. But I guess he kind of made it famous, the same way no one would know about Molly's Lips or the Vaselines without him. I'll probably change it soon anyhow.

"It's better to burn out than to fade away." -Kurt Cobain


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Originally Posted by newtogolf

I'm going to be dating myself here, but Neil Young used that line in his song, My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue) in 1979.  I'm guessing Kurt borrowed it.



You date yourself by attributing it to Neil Young, Domenic dates himself by attributing it to Kurt Cobain ... just like I date myself when I say I only know it from Def Leppard.

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honestly, I know about Def Leppard, but the only Neil I know in music is Neil Pert. bad domenic, learn your classics

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honestly, I know about Def Leppard, but the only Neil I know in music is Neil Pert.:no:  bad domenic, learn your classics:naughty:

You've never heard of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young? You're no longer allowed to have a guitar as an avatar. I don't even really like rock music and I know who they are.

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I LOVE rock music. But I just don't know, those names sound country.

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honestly, I know about Def Leppard, but the only Neil I know in music is Neil Pert. bad domenic, learn your classics

You mean Neil Peart, one of the greatest drummers ever? Impressive. Rush - Drum Solo www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-BRee2bAho Nov 26, 2005 - 4 min Album: La Villa Strangiato (1980)

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NP is legend. Great solo. You see those cross-over moves he does? Just sick.

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