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When I saw the thread title I thought of LALC right away, but I figured this was about something else. And then I saw the scan.

Too damn funny.

Haha - that's funny shit.

...But not half as funny as the photo on the right of Pops "Pedophile" Townshend tearing his ancient cartilage while performing 40 year-old tunes for a crowd paying FAR TOO INFLATED GEEZER CABARET TICKET PRICES, is it?

Townshend's raising the roof, bitch. The motherfucking roof is on fire. What part of that don't you understand?

That's heart attack stuff.

I'll gladly pay $400 to watch Sir Townshend shred those awesome riffs while Sir Daltrey sings "Substitute" and tells me all about how he's just a poor mulatto from the wrong side of the tracks whose fine-looking suit is really made out of sack.

Pedophile jack-off mags are expensive and Pete has a lot of research to do. What's with the cynicism, pal?

I only like the old, rebellious Who of "Bucket T" and "Athena". Oh, and the Keith Moon solo album. Keith was the greatest drummer in the world, at least until he died and then Phil Collins did "Sususudio". And then Phil was the greatest drummer in the world. And then Phil played with the Who at Live Aid. Or was it with Led Zeppelin or Queen at the US Festival? I think that Phil is still the greatest drummer in the world. I just hope he dies soon and then someone else will be the greatest drummer. Probably whoever it is who plays drums with Paul McCartney or the Brian Wilson band. Or maybe if Steve masters a second Red Hot Chili Peppers vinyl album, I'd say it'll be the drummer who plays drums with the Red Hot Chilis. That's penile erectile stuff.

(If you can rhyme "penile erectile" with a line that contains the word "California" -- congratulations! You've just written the next Red Hot Chili Peppers single!)

I only like the old, rebellious Who of "Bucket T" and "Athena".

Don't forget the Vietnam-era Army recruitment ads.

Ryan

The air-force ain't no great shakes.