@d-day13
Underpaid laborer, punk rocker, lapidarist, explorer, antifascist, american.
Really? That’s what you got from that? The only source mentioned in the paragraph was “central Mexico.” The phrasing leaves open the possibility of a different source, but one was never mentioned. Fortunately, language on the CDC website is much clearer.
The good folks at Punk Rock Bowling have put this together. Looks like a hell of a time.
Here’s what it looks like when you hit “add to starter packs.” It used to look like this for lists. It seems lists are broken are broken now?
The reverse of the new dime makes me sick. Liberty over tyranny? Tyranny is what we have right now.
60 Miles East at the Riverside Art Museum is a small, yet powerful, exhibit of artifacts from the 90s punk scene in the Inland Empire. Of you were a part of that, I recommend a visit.
(r)Adolescents Rikk Agnew on guitar, Casey Royer on drums, and Frank Agnew on vocals, playing all the old Adolescents songs.
Things you didn’t know you needed today: Dr Daryl of The Bollweevils singing from the audience.
44 years ago today, San Bernardino’s Swing Auditorium was irreparably damaged by a plane crash. It was built in 1949, and played host to everyone who was anyone in the entertainment biz. It was even the first place The Rolling Stones played inside the United States.
