The First Church of the Wrath of Baby Jesus and Open Bar™

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Twidsister used to love it when I would drive her around and play Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I suspect she would listen to it now for nostalgia purposes.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Twidsister used to love it when I would drive her around and play Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I suspect she would listen to it now for nostalgia purposes.

My daughter listens to everything from Leslie Gore and Patsy Cline (paleolithic emo) to whatever bands are big these days (I've recently lost track, and even more recently stopped caring).

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Good point.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Twidsister used to love it when I would drive her around and play Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I suspect she would listen to it now for nostalgia purposes.

My daughter listens to everything from Leslie Gore and Patsy Cline (paleolithic emo) to whatever bands are big these days (I've recently lost track, and even more recently stopped caring).

Twidsister loves Pink and other things I'm unfamiliar with. I remembered we were trying, in her teens, mind you, to recapture that musical commonground (mostly impossible). I discovered that Soundgarden bored her, but she quite liked RATM. To the extent that I know she still has my copy of Battle of Los Angeles, deny it though she will. 

ETA: Jumping the gun. She's still in her teens. She's just senior year in high school.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Twidsister used to love it when I would drive her around and play Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I suspect she would listen to it now for nostalgia purposes.

My daughter listens to everything from Leslie Gore and Patsy Cline (paleolithic emo) to whatever bands are big these days (I've recently lost track, and even more recently stopped caring).

Twidsister loves Pink and other things I'm unfamiliar with. I remembered we were trying, in her teens, mind you, to recapture that musical commonground (mostly impossible). I discovered that Soundgarden bored her, but she quite liked RATM. To the extent that I know she still has my copy of Battle of Los Angeles, deny it though she will. 

Soundgarden makes me want to punt hamsters into traffic.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Little Orange's reaction to the church renovation:

"It's about time someone painted it black".

Stones fan?

I doubt she knows they exist...

This must be remedied.

She'll just get that damn song stuck in her head all the time like I do.

Parental revenge, ITT.

Twidsister used to love it when I would drive her around and play Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I suspect she would listen to it now for nostalgia purposes.

My daughter listens to everything from Leslie Gore and Patsy Cline (paleolithic emo) to whatever bands are big these days (I've recently lost track, and even more recently stopped caring).

Twidsister loves Pink and other things I'm unfamiliar with. I remembered we were trying, in her teens, mind you, to recapture that musical commonground (mostly impossible). I discovered that Soundgarden bored her, but she quite liked RATM. To the extent that I know she still has my copy of Battle of Los Angeles, deny it though she will. 

Soundgarden makes me want to punt hamsters into traffic.

It's a born after 1980 thing.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

It's a born after 1980 thing.

SCIENCE TIME!

Playing Spoonman for TGG.

BRB.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Also, Black Hole Sun.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

It's a born after 1980 thing.

SCIENCE TIME!

Playing Spoonman for TGG.

BRB.

Wait. You're missing the control. When was TGG born?

Twidsister,
1996

[The Good Reverend Roger]

It's a born after 1980 thing.

SCIENCE TIME!

Playing Spoonman for TGG.

BRB.

Wait. You're missing the control. When was TGG born?

Twidsister,
1996

1996.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

This is the song I played for Twidsister, along with Black Hole Sun:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14r7y6rM6zA

[The Good Reverend Roger]

1st song half way done, and she HISSED AT ME.

2nd song beginning.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Okay, verdict is in.

It is NOT a "born after 1980 thing".  It is a "born with the taste of a savage".

TGG's quote:  "Are these fuckers Welsh or something?"

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Okay, verdict is in.

It is NOT a "born after 1980 thing".  It is a "born with the taste of a savage".

TGG's quote:  "Are these fuckers Welsh or something?"

Seattle.

Though, the singer is Irish (observant) Catholic.

Dear God.

The music for Jesus Christ Pose is still cool, but the video is still boring as I viewed it with Twidsister.