this is where i come to see the girls with hair like hers, with handwriting like hers. The way she brought me lunch to work that time and left me a poem on my windshield covered in plastic.
to protect it from the rain
to protect it from the rain
to protect it from the rain
jk says:
good shot albert@bohi, i always miss out(cause too busy rockinn with radmiralty) on getting a shot of aaron burch(aaron ezpinoxa is the “other” aaron btw) love the burchy(dude his bro is amazing drummer too, hez like paul bunyan axing the drums–watch out giant sequoiaz!, theres an alsakan built like a drummer!!)!!!! (im only acting like wiskey, sortof, sometimes it’s funner to type drunk while your drinking gatorade and stuff___besides beer) hold on i just fell on my sleeping bag and hurt my back…….
jk says:
EveryBody loves ras aaron! cuz he shines brightly!
YES!
jk says:
15 steps to making your own Admiral Radley sighting!
1: Listen to the entire Admiral Radley catalogue.
2. Listen to the entire Granddaddy catalogue.
3. Listen to the entire Earlimart catalogue.
4. Search and read about Granddaddy and Earlimart.
3. Drink beer, wine, gin and vodka too.
4. Think
5. Download a free photo editing program (hint search “gimp”)
6. Ask your network of people if they have seen him.
7. Get a job selling vacuum cleaners and ask all of your calls if they have seen Admiral Radley
8. Sign on as a day laborer named Admiral Radley and interview your colleagues about Admiral Radley.
9. Think
10. Go see Admiral Radley(the band) and talk to the gang and drink beer with them after the shows.
11. Take Pictures
12. Think
13. Search about admirals and everything else you think about.
14. Don’t forget that the real Admiral Radley could be just around the next corner.
15. Rinse and repeat from step 1.
todzilla says:
Found a little fambly history:
Arthur “Boo” Radley
Arthur Radley, nicknamed “Boo” by the children of Maycomb, is a recluse. After he fell into a bad crowd as a teenager, he was brought up in front of a judge. His father, rather than let his son be sent to the industrial school, where other gang boys would eventually receive a high-quality education, Arthur’s father brought him home. The form of punishment that the father used to keep Boo inside is unclear, but the indications are that Mr. Radley used religion as a weapon. The story is that later, Boo stabs his father in the leg with a pair of scissors, a topic of much rumor. He is once again taken to jail. This time when he returns home, he doesn’t come out at all. Boo becomes a central figure in the imaginations of Scout, Jem, and their friend Dill Harris, and thus being, their summers are occupied with dramatic re-creations of his life and plans to lure Boo out of his house. Despite his history of being abused by his father, Boo is revealed to be a gentle soul through his unseen acts: the gifts he leaves in the tree, such as the ball of twine and the gum; his mending of Jem’s torn pants; the blanket he puts around Scout the night of the fire; and finally, his rescue of the children from Bob Ewell’s murderous attack. To defend the children, Boo kills Bob Ewell with a kitchen knife. The children’s fear of Boo Radley, based on ignorance rather than knowledge, subtly reflects the prejudice of the town against Tom Robinson, a connection mirrored in the use of mockingbird imagery for both men.
The children, Scout, Jem and Dill, are very interested with making “Boo Radley come out.” He leaves treasures in an old oak tree for the kids, which started out with Wrigley’s gum, but Nathan Radley (Boo’s older brother) fills the knothole with cement when the children try to thank Boo in a letter. He also appears when Miss Maudie Atkinson’s house catches on fire. He puts a blanket over the freezing Scout while they are watching the rescue effort. When they come back to their own house, Atticus realizes and tells them, providing further encouragement. When Bob Ewell attacks Scout and Jem on Halloween, Boo comes out of his house to save them by killing Bob Ewell with his kitchen knife. It takes Mr. Heck Tate a lot of time to convince Atticus, who believes that Jem stabbed Bob, that Bob fell on his own knife because he was drunk and stumbled over a tree root. Tate knows Boo Radley killed Bob Ewell, but lies to defend him. Scout understands this, and tells her father that prosecuting Boo “would be sort of like shootin’ a mockingbird, wouldn’t it?”
jamesk says:
Ok so the LA show was amazing! I was really excited about the banksy painting we stubled across… WE really did just stuble across the one in westwood… We where going to try to find more on sunday but ran out of time… The one with the evil mickey and minnie… i think is probably a MBW effort… or it could have been space aliens… or people trying to make it seem like they had actually met the admiral when they really didn’t.. The whole thing could just be a parody of it’self ,,, blurring the lines between the viewer, the content provider, audience feedback and ownership of reality. It’s like one big giant game of the ancient chinese game of GO,,, fascinating stuff!! the harder you try the more complex it becomes…
Yikes
this is where i come to see the girls with hair like hers, with handwriting like hers. The way she brought me lunch to work that time and left me a poem on my windshield covered in plastic.
to protect it from the rain
to protect it from the rain
to protect it from the rain
good shot albert@bohi, i always miss out(cause too busy rockinn with radmiralty) on getting a shot of aaron burch(aaron ezpinoxa is the “other” aaron btw) love the burchy(dude his bro is amazing drummer too, hez like paul bunyan axing the drums–watch out giant sequoiaz!, theres an alsakan built like a drummer!!)!!!! (im only acting like wiskey, sortof, sometimes it’s funner to type drunk while your drinking gatorade and stuff___besides beer) hold on i just fell on my sleeping bag and hurt my back…….
EveryBody loves ras aaron! cuz he shines brightly!
YES!
15 steps to making your own Admiral Radley sighting!
1: Listen to the entire Admiral Radley catalogue.
2. Listen to the entire Granddaddy catalogue.
3. Listen to the entire Earlimart catalogue.
4. Search and read about Granddaddy and Earlimart.
3. Drink beer, wine, gin and vodka too.
4. Think
5. Download a free photo editing program (hint search “gimp”)
6. Ask your network of people if they have seen him.
7. Get a job selling vacuum cleaners and ask all of your calls if they have seen Admiral Radley
8. Sign on as a day laborer named Admiral Radley and interview your colleagues about Admiral Radley.
9. Think
10. Go see Admiral Radley(the band) and talk to the gang and drink beer with them after the shows.
11. Take Pictures
12. Think
13. Search about admirals and everything else you think about.
14. Don’t forget that the real Admiral Radley could be just around the next corner.
15. Rinse and repeat from step 1.
Found a little fambly history:
Arthur “Boo” Radley
Arthur Radley, nicknamed “Boo” by the children of Maycomb, is a recluse. After he fell into a bad crowd as a teenager, he was brought up in front of a judge. His father, rather than let his son be sent to the industrial school, where other gang boys would eventually receive a high-quality education, Arthur’s father brought him home. The form of punishment that the father used to keep Boo inside is unclear, but the indications are that Mr. Radley used religion as a weapon. The story is that later, Boo stabs his father in the leg with a pair of scissors, a topic of much rumor. He is once again taken to jail. This time when he returns home, he doesn’t come out at all. Boo becomes a central figure in the imaginations of Scout, Jem, and their friend Dill Harris, and thus being, their summers are occupied with dramatic re-creations of his life and plans to lure Boo out of his house. Despite his history of being abused by his father, Boo is revealed to be a gentle soul through his unseen acts: the gifts he leaves in the tree, such as the ball of twine and the gum; his mending of Jem’s torn pants; the blanket he puts around Scout the night of the fire; and finally, his rescue of the children from Bob Ewell’s murderous attack. To defend the children, Boo kills Bob Ewell with a kitchen knife. The children’s fear of Boo Radley, based on ignorance rather than knowledge, subtly reflects the prejudice of the town against Tom Robinson, a connection mirrored in the use of mockingbird imagery for both men.
The children, Scout, Jem and Dill, are very interested with making “Boo Radley come out.” He leaves treasures in an old oak tree for the kids, which started out with Wrigley’s gum, but Nathan Radley (Boo’s older brother) fills the knothole with cement when the children try to thank Boo in a letter. He also appears when Miss Maudie Atkinson’s house catches on fire. He puts a blanket over the freezing Scout while they are watching the rescue effort. When they come back to their own house, Atticus realizes and tells them, providing further encouragement. When Bob Ewell attacks Scout and Jem on Halloween, Boo comes out of his house to save them by killing Bob Ewell with his kitchen knife. It takes Mr. Heck Tate a lot of time to convince Atticus, who believes that Jem stabbed Bob, that Bob fell on his own knife because he was drunk and stumbled over a tree root. Tate knows Boo Radley killed Bob Ewell, but lies to defend him. Scout understands this, and tells her father that prosecuting Boo “would be sort of like shootin’ a mockingbird, wouldn’t it?”
Ok so the LA show was amazing! I was really excited about the banksy painting we stubled across… WE really did just stuble across the one in westwood… We where going to try to find more on sunday but ran out of time… The one with the evil mickey and minnie… i think is probably a MBW effort… or it could have been space aliens… or people trying to make it seem like they had actually met the admiral when they really didn’t.. The whole thing could just be a parody of it’self ,,, blurring the lines between the viewer, the content provider, audience feedback and ownership of reality. It’s like one big giant game of the ancient chinese game of GO,,, fascinating stuff!! the harder you try the more complex it becomes…