Yep, Glenn was NOT amused.
Danzig's Response to Henry & Glenn Forever: He is not amused, thank you very much.
If I knew about this before Comic-Con, I would've asked one of my peeps at Comic-Con to pick me up a copy of the commemorative reaction comic poster. Oh well.
"Has Glenn seen this? Trust me, he would NOT be amused." As if anyone would have doubted Henry Rollins. I wonder if Hall & Oates know of the comic, where they are depicted as Satanists?
On a completely unrelated note, I have watched Generation Kill, thanks to penguinparity's suggestion/insistence/coercion by lending me her bluray discs. I was surprised I liked it, and I was even more surprised that I liked One Bullet Away by Nathaniel Fick (the one who isn't Stark Sands, herp derp). I've thought about borrowing the Generation Kill book from the library, but I'm worried that combination might activate some weird government KoolAid in my brain... OR if I do complete the combo, it would make up for mainlining all of the Sookeh Stackhouse/True Blood novels, which was my apology to the literary gods for having read Twilight. Yeeeah, that makes perfect sense.
I should really read something more profound, like 2666 by Roberto Bolaño or read some more Umberto Eco, but the urge to do silly things during the summer months is hard to resist.
If I knew about this before Comic-Con, I would've asked one of my peeps at Comic-Con to pick me up a copy of the commemorative reaction comic poster. Oh well.
"Has Glenn seen this? Trust me, he would NOT be amused." As if anyone would have doubted Henry Rollins. I wonder if Hall & Oates know of the comic, where they are depicted as Satanists?
On a completely unrelated note, I have watched Generation Kill, thanks to penguinparity's suggestion/insistence/coercion by lending me her bluray discs. I was surprised I liked it, and I was even more surprised that I liked One Bullet Away by Nathaniel Fick (the one who isn't Stark Sands, herp derp). I've thought about borrowing the Generation Kill book from the library, but I'm worried that combination might activate some weird government KoolAid in my brain... OR if I do complete the combo, it would make up for mainlining all of the Sookeh Stackhouse/True Blood novels, which was my apology to the literary gods for having read Twilight. Yeeeah, that makes perfect sense.
I should really read something more profound, like 2666 by Roberto Bolaño or read some more Umberto Eco, but the urge to do silly things during the summer months is hard to resist.