>> display; when I selected one, it said "The correct answer was What." Okay. So I >> thought it was the game developer's sense of humor. Then I started getting questions >> that were just "What" with all of the answers "What" as well.
>[Samwell's] in the butt..
LOL. After seeing the videoclip, it reminds me of Frank Zappa's piece from his mid 1980s album.
For the record for younger generation: Frank Zappa was always critical on topics that involved censorship, religion, social issues, politics, even areas of arts including some of his own music. Frank was critical of all political movements whatever the cause may be for. He was that way, but even if his criticism would be derogatory, Frank knew how to 'push buttons' and offend various people by expressing his own opinions with his exceptional music. Frank knew how to find extremely talented musicians working for him over the three decades of his many album recordings. Frank pissed off folks, but he let his music do the talking for him. Even Howard Stern was a fan of Frank Zappa's work and the two would get together on occasions as Howard Stern would mention on his past radio shows.
-- klesh2 years ago The most offensive thing in this video is Chad Wackerman playing electric drums. --
Aw man. I only agree with this opinion because it was Simmons drums that Chad had to work with in that era. Roland makes damn great electronic drums these days....and I don't care what Orc has to say about this. Orc is wrong. Roland makes great electronic drums.
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