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Tuesday, April 04, 2006
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So I woke up this morning, looked in the mirror, and said "Damn Adam, you are one cool-ass sexy mother fuckin' piano player!". "Damn!" I said. Real loud like. You know, let the world know kind of thing. And then I had a flash. I thought I dropped my electric razor in the sink for a second. Big time zap, you know. Like, wait a second, ouch, that really fuckin' hurt. You know, one of those, ouch my penis just fell off kind of things. But this flash didin't involve the docil modernization of facial hair removal. No this was a flash of a Bouillon Mafia show. And suddenly I was standing in the back row, watching the band play. You know, totally Patrick Swayze kind of thing. That's when it hit me; Bam! We are a good lookin' band! Like not in the handsome, pretty boy kind of way, but in that feng shui complete harmony with the universe divine structure of the holy flower of life in cubistic fourth dimensional pull kind of way. Oh, you know. So that's when it hit me, wait a second, I Adam King, am a damn fine lookin man. real model of the greek god kind of thing. But somehow, the harmonious structure of the entanglement of my musical compatriots has created a living, breathing, life force, that somehow, in some ungodly way, is actually more physically atrractive than me. So the question arises: Is it worth sacrificing the overwhelming joy and eternal life I get out of playing in the Mafia, for knowing that I will have eliminated one more brick in my path on the road to being the most attractive living thing on palnet Earth? And I will tell you friends, as of this moment, I don't know, I just don't know. I always knew my greatest enemy would be myself, but how do you outcharm your inner being? All I can do, is hold my fists tight, walk into the belly of the beast, and pray for mercy on the souls of all the ugly that crumble at my feet.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2006
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Washington was abuzz this morning when rumors began to circulate of possible ulterior motives in the Vice President's shooting of a colleague in the face. The news had come as no surprise to anyone last weekend. Our beloved V.P. would shoot his own mother in the face if he had to, like say for instance, she wouldn't pass the butter or something like that. What had come as a surprise was that Mr. Cheney had used some kind of childish B.B. buckshot ammo, instead of true blooded American flesh ripper 9000's. This has led many to speculate that the decade old rumors of the Vice President's connections with the Turkey Bouillon Mafia may not be as absurd as previously ridiculed. Amidst hushed whispers that the Mafia was disbanding, and as more pictures have been leaked to the press of keyboard player Adam King cavorting with wounded Texas lawyer, Harry Whittingham, some have reconsidered what the possible chain of command in Washington actually is these days. Three days earlier, reports had circulated that Whittingham had proposed a new name for the "musical act" known simply to some as TBM, and the band had acted with viscous outrage. Rather than granting the lawyer a merciful death, the Mafia had proportedly ordered the Vice President to leave the man alive with shrapnel permanently embodied in his spine, therefore causing a lifetime of holdups at airport metal detectors. Neither King nor Yurco could be reached for comment as of this morning, May was considered too mentally disturbed to be asked for a comment, Diamond was considered to much of a sweetheart to be possibly involved, horn players were no where to be found, however, drummer Owen Price did release the following press statement: "Um, I don't uh, really know much about that other than Adam saying something about new tour dates up on the website."
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Saturday, February 11, 2006
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Current mood:  thankful
Cauldrons of sweat and despair boil over the tops and brim out. Questions circulate... where, when, why, please god why?!? No one questions what that cauldron spillage will do to the linoleum, isn't that shit invincible? But it's not, and soon the crowd begins to sink into an ever growing depression in the middle of the floor. Flesh upon flesh, bone upon bone, the bodies pile ever higher. No one speaks, no one screams. This is what is supposed to happen they believe. "My destiny is to ascend from this god-forsaken rock show tonight." Man, people will believe anything. But, as the souls arise, someone quickly hits the ceiling fan.... Later, as amnesia sinks ever deeper, emotions run wild with no preformed memories to hold onto. So you understand, it is in these high ceilings - in these withered, shaken rafters. It is high up here, where the souls of rock and roll dance with the lost memories of one's greatest youth...this is where we dwell. Please only be afraid if absolutely neccessary. ABK of TBM
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