Mr. Scorpio
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I have no idea what will break the camel's back...
Because it's ALL horribly and progressively monstrous when it comes to Trump... EVERY SINGLE DAY.
There is no bottom of the barrel with this motherfucker. It's like all he wants to do is out-asshole his own damn self. The GOPrs are just sitting around with their thumbs up their asses, in full knowledge that they're ones who are going to ultimately pay the price for Trump's foolishness.
If he lasts the next two more years in office, I'm not even sure that America will be around at all. Impeachment looks to be the best remedy to save ourselves, but it's as if pols are staring at the barrel of a loaded gun if they bother to use it against Trump.
Don't get me started on cowardly politicians, we'll be here all night.
All I can say is this: Enough already, America needs a serious enema right about now, otherwise we're all going to suffer a national case of something really, really bad.
Prosecutors have the evidence that Trump suborned Cohen's perjury to Congress. Trump:
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonleopold/trump-russia-cohen-moscow-tower-mueller-investigation
This is how they think:
Jan 19, 1969, Led Zep plays Detroit's Grande Ballroom
Since I was seven years old at the time, I would have never been there. But it would have been nice if I could.
January 19, 1969
Detroit
MI
US
The Grande Ballroom
Setlist:
Includes: Train Kept a Rollin', I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed and Confused, Killing Floor, White Summer / Black Mountainside, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown.
Notes:
Press Review: Grande Ballroom - Jan. 19, 1969
It was a Sunday night at Detroits Grande Ballroom and the last set the Zeppelin would play there. Almost everyone of musical importance in the city was in attendance (MC-5, Amboy Dukes, SRC, various DJs etc.) We were all expecting something really tremendous to happen and the anticipation was building through Linn Countys mediocre (opening) set.
Four British musicians came quietly onto the stage and began their set. The group consists of Jimmy Page, lead; John Paul Jones, bass; John Bonham, drums; and Robert Plant, vocals and harmonica.
Jimmy came on in an exquisite red satin suit and began his expert lead. He was one of the Yardbirds and has played sessions and arranged for Donovan and the Stones, among others. As before stated, the group was originally his idea, although he doesnt want to be considered the leader. His ultimate purpose was to establish a group of four excellent musicians, each an equally integral part of the whole.
When the first tune was over (Train Kept a Rollin), there wasnt much reaction. As they went through I Cant Quit You Baby, we could sense something lacking. The next one took our minds off the playing, though Jimmy Pages use of the bow on his guitar. The sound was weird and mind-bending and yet somehow marvelously controlled.
During Killing Floor, the real problem became evident. Each member of the group was on a separate riff, not at all together. At times, Jimmys guitar and Roberts voice blended beautifully enabling the music to really communicate, but other than that, they were playing different things simultaneously.
Jimmy later played a solo, White Summer, after a change of guitars. It was melodious and resembled sitar playing at points, but was in no way as spectacular or complicated as made to look.
http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/january-19-1969
Well, on the bright side, in three years we'll be eating each other.
"There's no difference between Democrats and Republicans." Riiiight.
Don't worry, she'll be OK. It's just a stage she's going through.
Guess where I went today...
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