Huh? Those are my words. BKB plagiarized after I sent him that in a PM.
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Huh? Those are my words. BKB plagiarized after I sent him that in a PM.
That makes sense. I guess it was done before your last name change, so that's why he just called you Chudmeat.
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LoKy will be rooting for Charles Woodson this fall, which is shameful.
Well, I'll be rooting for Chuckie Double ewe as well.. Rooting that every time he's thrown at he gives up a touchdown.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
I always liked this one:
Turd Ferguson
just TURD being TURD
By the way what ever happened to Turd?
Last Activity: 12-22-2005 10:33 AM
Turd Ferguson
just TURD being TURD
By the way what ever happened to Turd?
Last Activity: 12-22-2005 10:33 AM
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Since you put it that way, I really don't like the name as much as I did 10 minutes ago.
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Golferdow01
East-Coast Living
Back to LoKy...he should change his avatar back to that crazy baby waving to the window 
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3yardsandacloud
Administrator Emeritus
LoKy ... I never knew ...
http://www.realfolkmusic.com/loky.asp
Loky is a band I played in from the fall of 1997 until May 2000. It was a traditional four-piece rock band setup with the twist that the guitars were acoustic and the drummer played two djembes instead of a drum kit. It was folk-rock in the same way the Grateful Dead was; any given song would be reshaped in tempo or groove from one performance to the next. This is a habit carried over to Fahl & Folk, my current band. We did some covers but mostly played tunes written by Jimmy Mac or myself. The quintessential elements of Loky's sound were the acoustic guitar rhythms, Jimmy's distorted lead style, strong odd grooves, and intelligent, unpretentious lyrics. Here In Paradise, the studio CD Loky recorded, shows what the band was all about, and is a piece of work I'm still proud of.
We've produced one CD, Here in Paradise
http://www.realfolkmusic.com/loky.asp
Loky is a band I played in from the fall of 1997 until May 2000. It was a traditional four-piece rock band setup with the twist that the guitars were acoustic and the drummer played two djembes instead of a drum kit. It was folk-rock in the same way the Grateful Dead was; any given song would be reshaped in tempo or groove from one performance to the next. This is a habit carried over to Fahl & Folk, my current band. We did some covers but mostly played tunes written by Jimmy Mac or myself. The quintessential elements of Loky's sound were the acoustic guitar rhythms, Jimmy's distorted lead style, strong odd grooves, and intelligent, unpretentious lyrics. Here In Paradise, the studio CD Loky recorded, shows what the band was all about, and is a piece of work I'm still proud of.
We've produced one CD, Here in Paradise
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