Fat Mike on Pancake Moutain

Danimaltanimal · 1 year

Pancake mountain rules! Really makes me proud to live in dc

millerhighlife · 1 year

dry age it for a week to a month before you do anything with it.

if you have a deli slicer, you can make some pretty bad-ass cheesesteaks. prime rib would also be good. or even just age it, slice it into steaks and cook em up.

Gonzotheo · 1 year

you know, this is my favorite band covering another favorite band's song, and yet, somehow its the worst thing they ever did. up until this, i thought HWM's catalog was impeccable.

for some reason, i'm still stoked about the 7" anyway. i just love both bands so much.

whoishomer · 1 year

I live like a mike away in courthouse. Bike and run on those trails all the time and drive on the parkway frequently. Drivers need to go slower and be patient.

whoishomer · 1 year

this is retarded. pedestrians have the right of way in a crosswalk. DO stop. accidents are NOT caused by people stopping for pedestrians. they are caused by assholes who tailgate (in this reference)

NeedsMoreMinerals · 1 year

will it be open for lunch?

i work down the street and could use another place to eat.

awesome and congrats on the opening!

BANANARCHY · 1 year

hell yeah, hope they open some more around dc. miss boberry biscuits so much!

kneelconqueso · 1 year

Where did you get that amazing glass? Also, who needs a glass?

Munsta · 1 year

Way out west fest (tuscon, AZ)

Krazy Fest (louisville, ky)

The Fest (gainesville, fl)

Hells yeah!

dirtymoney · 1 year

never said they had no talent.

just that i don't like what they do. i will never understand why everyone acts like they are the gods of rock and roll.

everyone knows the real gods are john "speedo" ries, blake schwartzenbach and chuck ragan. (hah)

dirtymoney · 1 year

i actually have really diverse musical tastes, although my tendencies are towards punk rock (mid-90s style emo/post-punk/hardcore primarily), alt-country, indie, bluegrass, the occasional classic rock, some electronica, ska, reggae, fuck it, i pretty much like all genres except jam bands.

i honestly care very little about musical skill. alicia keys can sing and dance but she has nothing on the one-note solos and 3 chord punk of the ramones. the beatles just don't do it for me.

dirtymoney · 1 year

never liked any of the music i heard from them.

they pretty much were (as far as i know) one of the first boy-band/pop-star bands

and, maybe i'm off base here, but generally, i just don't think its cool for a supposed rock and roll band to hang out with the queen, get knighted, etc.

but mostly i just never got into their music or styles and never liked them. maybe one day i'll give them another try now that i'm much older. but i doubt i'll like them. songs like 'paperback writer' make me cringe.

the attention they get is just absurd, why was it a big deal that apple put them in itunes? bizarre to say the least.

i know i'm going to get beat all to hell with downvotes and stuff over this, especially because i am being inarticulate at the moment, but the point is, people look at me with expressions of shock and horror because i dont like them and its crazy. its just a band.

dirtymoney · 1 year

i hate the beatles

iliketokick · 1 year

DTFH fest in just a few hours!

iliketokick · 1 year

i'm staying with a friend. you should call duke towers and try to book a room. its pretty cheap and close!

crunk-juice · 1 year

colon cleansing is pretty much BS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colon_cleanse

"No scientific evidence supports the alleged benefits of colon cleansing.[3] The bowel itself is not dirty and barring drugs, disease or mechanical blockage, cleans itself naturally without assistance.[4] Certain enema preparations have been associated with heart attacks and electrolyte imbalances, and improperly prepared or used equipment can cause infection or damage to the bowel. Frequent colon cleansing can lead to dependence on enemas to defecate and some herbs may reduce the effectiveness of prescription drugs.[5]"

just eat healthy and get some exercise and don't worry about it. all that food has already been shat.

crunk-juice · 1 year

what do you expect that this is going to cleanse?

pippx · 1 year

haha, i'm from salisbury. well, i went to high school there in the mid-90s anyway. certainly there are some smart people there.

DivineBurke · 1 year

i moved arlington almost 8 years ago (from raleigh, nevertheless), and for most of that time, i commuted from ballston to herndon by bus or car. its not as terrible as you'd think if you leave at the right times, and when you get home, you don't have to deal with a car anymore, you can just walk to the grocery store, the bar, take the metro to dc, etc.

if you live out in herndon, you're stuck out there.

after spending so much time in north carolina, i can promise you, you'll appreciate the ability to live without needing to drive your car on a constant basis. even in reston town center, you can at least get around most of the time without a car.

enjoy the move!

also, i'd recommend reston over

iliketokick · 1 year

riot before, working dead, red collar (holy crap they are amazing), owth, blacklist royals (super nice dudes), fuck, pretty much the whole damn thing

iliketokick · 1 year

i'll be there, taking the bus down from dc.

the party is going to be great. the DTFH people are awesome.

Puggleky · 1 year

cabot 3 year and cabot reserve cheddar

supersmax · 1 year

most of that traffic is caused by sprawl. get more people living and working in the same dense area, and they'll need to drive less, or not at all.

goldensylvan · 1 year

in high school, i spent most of my weekend time at pablo's (later 533 uprisings) in winston-salem. it was a classic punk rock venue, no bar, no coffee, just a 8" or so high stage, a crappy pa system, and a leaky roof. saw so many amazing bands in this tiny space, less than jake, jimmy eat world, at the drive in, swank, algebra one, mustard plug, the list goes on and on. lots of great local stuff, too.

then in college, there was the slow children house in boone, nc. highlights included pink collar jobs, milemarker, and exploder.

i wish dc/arlington (where i live now) still had punk houses.

TheSympathizer · 1 year

Arlington near metro stops, Del Ray, and mayhaps, Reston Town Center, I'd say.

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