As long as Guns n’ Roses releases Chinese Democracy some time this year. Also, when they say everyone, they mean everyone but Slash and Buckethead.
Okay, that is hilarious.
I hope Diet Dr. Pepper is available.
Can Canadians get a free can of Dr. Pepper too? There aren’t that many more of us, and I want free stuff!
I love Dr pepper! Growing up, it wasnt very popular in Nebraska. In the South (Texas) it is a must-have. It’s everywhere and it’s like everyone drinks it!
We accidentally ended up with a case of it. I tend to sort of forget Dr. Pepper exists, but it’s tasty stuff!
I love Dr Pepper. I hope to have a case of it to drink as I play Duke Nukem Forever on a stable GNU/Hurd release while Chinese Democracy blasts in the background.
Mmmm. Dr. Pepper. So yummy.
There has never been a more appropriate acronym than the one for Duke Nukem Forever: DNF. It’s almost too perfect, almost as if it were intentional…
…just sayin’, is all.
As for Chinese Democracy, I still think the Offspring should have snagged the name while they had the chance. This album better be like the angels singing on a perfect spring morning and come with a ticket for a free handjob from Jennifer Garner or it is going to be the most colossal flop in history.
I think this is the problem. Axl Rose must realize that no album could live up to the expectations that have grown over the years.
You know, my wife, the World’s Largest Dr. Pepper Fan (and title holder of spiller of such product) really hates the marketing and advertising that they undertake. I see this “hitching to Axl Rose’s wagon” as just another sad attempt in the long line of horrible campaigns. The stuff is okay. Why the sorry marketing?
Which makes me revive an old sig line I had: "Overheard at a club the other night: “Axl Rose? Whos that fat, old queen?”
My father worked for Dr Pepper when I was a kid; I wasn’t allowed to drink any other kind of soft drink. I hate the stuff to this day. I’ll give my free can of Dr Pepper to the highest bidder or to the first person who asks for it.
Apropos of nothing, just so that everyone knows, Dr Pepper is trademarked without a period after the “doctor” part.
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They can keep the Dr Pepper and the album, thanks. I wouldn’t partake of either unless I was really, really feeling sick.
My wife and I have become friends with a band called The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band. They just completed a tour opening for Flogging Molly, but a year or so ago they were opening for Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi and played the Roxy in LA. They were invited to the club called On The Rox and Axl Rose came by to hang out at the club. And he had a CD of “Chinese Democracy” with his and played tracks from it.
All three members of the band described it as “horrible”. Admittedly, it’s not their favorite genre, but the odds of it being a masterpiece are not good.