Red Mosquito

B wrote:Travis posted a bunch more pictures. I can't even keep up with them.

https://twitter.com/guerrillacandy

So weird to see normal everyday items such as a jacket up in an exhibit for people to look at.

Strat wrote:

B wrote:Travis posted a bunch more pictures. I can't even keep up with them.

https://twitter.com/guerrillacandy

So weird to see normal everyday items such as a jacket up in an exhibit for people to look at.

This whole thing is weird idolatry

I'm gonna start my own museum

theplatypus wrote:

Strat wrote:

B wrote:Travis posted a bunch more pictures. I can't even keep up with them.

https://twitter.com/guerrillacandy

So weird to see normal everyday items such as a jacket up in an exhibit for people to look at.

This whole thing is weird idolatry

Guitars, instruments, amps etc... I can understand but the clothing is a bit strange.

it is nice to learn some type of green river t-shirt exists. i am more interested in the session tapes.

i have a green river t-shirt

cutuphalfdead wrote:i have a green river t-shirt

Your reply has reminded me of Green River t-shirts released later on in their lifetime. I did not expect them to have one with the sticker design. No idea why the later t-shirt designs escaped my mind. It's probably because I do not ride the fucking six pack.

Did anyone do the virtual tour? That's pretty damned cool. Especially for those of us who can't get to Seattle.

B wrote:Did anyone do the virtual tour? That's pretty damned cool. Especially for those of us who can't get to Seattle.

Nope, where is it?

Are you a 10C member?

while taking a break during the virtual tour i was virtually assaulted in the gender-biased virtual bathroom

that's virtually impossible