LET ME SMELL YO DICK

THE BOSS

so im home for spring break and just relaxing. its nice for once. my laptop is all fucked so i havent had more chances to update but i saw this on my brothers computer and just had to post it.



On 1988, july 23, Bruce Springsteen skipped a VIP-arrangement during his tour in Denmark and took a walk down the street. There he met the street musician John Magnusson and asked him if he could borrow one of his guitars. Apparently they played a few songs together while about 50 people stopped around and listened to the music.

that guy just rules. he plays the river by the way, if you dont want to watch it.

METAL

i just want to show people some videos of awesome metal bands, more on the death metal side. these bands all rule

GHOUL
this band just shreds. i really wish they were coming to new jersey when they come over to maryland death fest








SUFFOCATION
this band always shreds. i love it.




DYING FETUS
this is probably my favorite death metal band ever. they always have been. bang your head.

APRIL 27TH AWAKENING OF FLESHTEMPLE

TUNAGE

i havent updated in a while. ive been listening to a lot of music and writing black metal riffs. here are some things that are great:

new order playing age of consent live in 1984 on bbc radio. my favorite song.


new order perfect kiss 10 minute video


I KNOW YOU KNOWWWWWWWWW FUCK

jason from kid dynamites new bad lagrecia acoustic sesh




catchy stuff.

also i've been at alot of shows recently. here are some of them

this was like 2 weeks ago.

zhenia golov
i hate this
killin it
seasick
vitamin x.

the show ruled. i hate this was really sweet thrash, killin it ruled as always, and zhenia golov was great. i left early to head up to north jersey to watch boxing and kimbo slice at the dowd residence. the show ruled though

next day

micheal and the jordans
guilt trip
dead tired
killin it
scheisse minelli

this show was a ton of fun. micheal and the jordans ripped for a band that said the dude singing wasnt the singer and it was a fill in bass player. covered attitude. it ruled. guilt trip was heavy and awesome. i really like this band and their demo
dead tired was a lot o fun, im starting to really get into this band. i broke my glasses during their set and it was a bum out. scheisse minelli played and they ruled. they were from germany and their guitar player got fucked at customs and had to go back, so the singer played guitar and sang. that was really cool. covered gg allin and everyone lost it. killin it played, the whole place was crazy, people loosing it so hard. it was awesome.

i think even before that was another great show at the moldhole.

pinelands
daggers
dead tired
sea creature
rso

maybe someone else played i dont know, i ended up getting hammered drunk and i dont really remember sea creatures set or half of dead tired, but it was cool. pinelands had a gnarly quicksand sound. daggers shredded forever, best doods best tunes. someone else definitely played but i cant remember

me and marta went and saw

higher giant
lagrecia
the ergs
gaslight anthem
loved ones

higher giant was ernie from grey areas new band. it was rockin. lagrecia as i stated before was cool. the ergs are always a great time. gaslight anthem had the whole place loosing it. we left part way through the loved ones, we were tired and hungry.

last week i went in the killin it bus down to

guilt trip
killin it
sea creature
mother night
staring problem

had been looking forward to this show for like a month. guilt trip ruled again. killin it was sick, got a 2nd guitar player and i could actually hear the vocals, i was psyched. sea creature, i felt like i should have been really into it but it was kinda light for me if that makes sense. mother night was heavy, the one guitar was super loud though and drowned out a lot of the other guitars. staring problem played the best set and i blacked out mentally moshing for a solid 5 minutes loosing it. it ruled.

tommorow im gonna go see

dead tired
the measure
for science
the ergs

the show is gonna be fun. i've been going to so many shows lately. it fucking rules. i just love listening to music. im bummed i couldnt see boris last night but what can you do

here is a few videos from the show at the knitting factory

SHES LOST CONTROL

ian curtis movie, full movie in 4 parts. prepared to be bummed.


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gnarly shit

The Capuchin Crypt is a room located beneath the church of Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini on the Via Veneto near Piazza Barberini in Rome, Italy.It is the final resting place for over 4,000 Capuchin monks, who died between 1528 and 1870, as well as several poor Romans. The soil in the crypt was brought from Jerusalem. Large numbers of the bones are nailed to the walls in intricate patterns, many are piled high among countless others, some hang from the ceiling as working light fixtures. There are six total rooms in the crypt, all but one featuring a unique display of human bones.

The first room, the Crypt of the Resurrection, features a picture of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. The second room, the Mass Chapel, is an area used to celebrate Mass, and as such does not contain bones.

In the altar-piece, Jesus and Mary exhort St. Felix of Cantalice, St. Francis of Assisi, and St. Anthony of Padua to free souls from Purgatory. The heart of Maria Felice Peretti, the grand-niece of Pope Sixtus V, is also preserved in this room. The third, fourth, and fifth rooms are, respectively, the Crypt of the Skulls, the Crypt of the Pelvises, and the Crypt of the Leg Bones and Thigh Bones. In the last room of the crypt, the Crypt of the Three Skeletons, a placard in five languages declares "What you are now we used to be, what we are now you will be."


Palermo's Capuchin monastery outgrew its original cemetery in the 16th century and monks begun to excavate crypts below it. In the 1599 they mummified one of their number, recently-dead brother Silvestro of Gubbio, and placed him into the catacombs.

The bodies were dehydrated on the racks of ceramic pipes in the catacombs and sometimes later washed with vinegar. Some of the bodies were embalmed and others enclosed in sealed glass cabinets. Monks were preserved with their everyday clothing and sometimes with ropes they had worn as a penance.

Originally the catacombs were intended only for the dead friars. However, in the following centuries it became a status symbol to be entombed into the capuchin catacombs. In their wills, local luminaries would ask to be preserved in certain clothes, or even to have their clothes changed at regular intervals. Priests wore their clerical vestments, others were clothed according to the contemporary fashion. Relatives would visit to pray for the deceased and also to maintain the body in presentable condition. The catacombs were maintained through the donations of the relatives of the deceased. Each new body was placed in a temporary niche and later placed into a more permanent place. As long as the contributions continued, the body remained in its proper place but when the relatives did not send money any more, the body was put aside on a shelf until they continued to pay.


The last friar interred into the catacombs was Brother Riccardo in 1871 but other famous people were still interred. The catacombs were officially closed for use in 1880 but tourists continued to visit them. However,


the last burials are from the 1920s. One of the very last to be interred was Rosalia Lombardo, then two years old, whose body is still remarkably intact, preserved with a procedure now lost: the embalmer, Professor Alfredo Salafia took his method with him to his grave.

The catacombs contain about 8000 mummies that line the walls. The halls are divided into categories: Men, Women, Virgins, Children, Priests, Monks, and Professionals. Some bodies are better preserved than others.










Famous people buried in the catacombs include:

* Colonel Enea DiGuiliano (in French Bourbon uniform)
* Salvatore Manzella, surgeon
* Lorenzo Marabitti, sculptor
* Filipo Pennino, sculptor
* Son of a king of Tunis who had converted to Catholicism
* Allegedly Velasquez, Spanish painter, although his grave is officially unknown
* Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa is sometimes said to be buried in the catacombs, but he is buried in the cemetery next to them.

The catacombs are open to the public. Taking photographs inside is prohibited although the bodies were shown in detail in the fourth episode of the 2006 BBC TV series Francesco's Italy: Top to Toe.

Also, iron grills have been installed to prevent tourists tampering or posing with the corpses.

taken from gradations of morbidity