Now, here's one CLOSELY related to the blog. Oh Yeah. ;)
Living Dead Girl
Rob Zombie (bishes!)
Friday, February 4, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
ZOMBEH RnR BISHES
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| The Zombies. |
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| Ever wonder what happened to Guitar God, Jimi Hendrix? |
Well, it's pretty common for pop culture, superstitious beliefs, and music to rag each other along. Inspiration, at it's very best, comes in forms of different types. You'll never know what you would want to sound like until you hear something that would fit your tone AMAZINGLY. In this case, if your tone is for zombies, then get a loada' these babies.
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| Zombie Inspired Cosmichorus Pedal |
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| BC Rich LTD Edition Zombie Guitars |
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| Zombie Picks, Brethren! |
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| The ZOMBIE Chorus Pedal |
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| I wonder how that'll sound. |
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| Sweet! Zombie LP. :D |
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| Mr. Zombie would be proud. |
'Nuff Said.
News Flash:
Seems like I couldn't separate my angst-driven hate towards the stupidity of society and the blog; so it has now come to a point that I have created another blog designed especially for my rants towards society and how I wish they'd all commit mass suicide (just for kicks. It helps the economy).
You know what that means? MOAR ZOMBIEEES! :D
You know what that means? MOAR ZOMBIEEES! :D
The new blog is called CMMND/CTRL.
The Line Between Lives: Terrorism
Funny, how I'm ranting about this AGAIN. It's pretty weird though: yesterday, a shootout. Today: a bus bombing, killing 4 and injuring 14 in the process. I'm getting pretty fed up with all of this. Seems like some people can and will push you around just because they have the ability to do so. It sickens me. I'm not living in fear. Oh, not I. Take me, if you will. Whatever. A few days from now, everyone will forget all about this stupid fucktard bullshit and go back to their lives. And this would be forgotten. Condolences and sincere apologies to those who have been affected by some assholes way of a "joke". He/They could go to hell and suck cock.Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Line Between Lives: Death
Silence. That's all that was going on in my head as I peered trough the window of the vehicle I was in. It was part of my routine: my daily commute.This day, however was not like any other. I witnessed death today; a shoot out between a cop and a thief. The thief had fallen dead. It happened late in the afternoon along Quezon Avenue. Regardless of the sinner, the supposed saint, or those sinned against; taking lives because there was no other option is saddening.
First of all, I would like to sincerely apologize to the victim of the stick up (as well as everyone involved). I know the experience was very traumatic. It must've moved you in some way. I apologize now, because who will? It's good to know someone knows what you're going through, eh?
Second, I would like to give the policeman praise. For justice has prevailed. For there are people in this world who won't take being pushed around just because another has the ability to do so. I know it may hurt in your mind that you have taken the life of another, it may be your first or not. However, it was for the better of society. Remember that. You took the life of one to save the lives of many.
Lastly, condolence to the family of the man who died. No matter what he did, there would always be a reason for it. Hopefully, he fought because he wanted to put food on the plate of his family. He could have opted for other ways, though. Regardless of what sins he may have on his hands, and what value he had in our lives; to other people he was a father, he was a brother, a husband, a friend, a son. He meant something to other people, he made a difference in their lives. He may have been someone special to others. And for that, I give my condolences to those who lost their loved one.
It's saddening to live in a world of senseless violence. At least with zombies, senseless violence would be for the sake of preserving the human race.
First of all, I would like to sincerely apologize to the victim of the stick up (as well as everyone involved). I know the experience was very traumatic. It must've moved you in some way. I apologize now, because who will? It's good to know someone knows what you're going through, eh?
Second, I would like to give the policeman praise. For justice has prevailed. For there are people in this world who won't take being pushed around just because another has the ability to do so. I know it may hurt in your mind that you have taken the life of another, it may be your first or not. However, it was for the better of society. Remember that. You took the life of one to save the lives of many.
Lastly, condolence to the family of the man who died. No matter what he did, there would always be a reason for it. Hopefully, he fought because he wanted to put food on the plate of his family. He could have opted for other ways, though. Regardless of what sins he may have on his hands, and what value he had in our lives; to other people he was a father, he was a brother, a husband, a friend, a son. He meant something to other people, he made a difference in their lives. He may have been someone special to others. And for that, I give my condolences to those who lost their loved one.
It's saddening to live in a world of senseless violence. At least with zombies, senseless violence would be for the sake of preserving the human race.
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