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Moving Pictures doesn’t have an ambassador yet? Amazing.

Terry Brown took them with him when he left.

I’ve gotten emails from scammers if I’ve been trying to sell something on craigslist. Those are usually pretty obvious because of the bad grammar/English or they use phrases like “your item” instead of specifying what they’re inquiring about.

Maybe somebody hacked her account on Facebook and is using her email to send out viruses. It may be that your virus blocker is catching it.

I feel like I’m in an alternate universe.

I had pictures of him all over my bedroom when I was a kid. One of my favorite shows back then. It blew my mind to find out that the Partridge family house was right across the street from the Stevens home from Bewitched on the studio lot.

Are you freaking serious?? .....wow. Yeah. He’s a nutcase. He sends and really nasty, threatening messages to people if they question him at all. He’s set up fake Facebook pages exactly like the real Rush fan pages and added people without their knowledge. An Ottawa band wrote a song about him years ago. There's no recording on YouTube, but I found the lyrics! * Richard "Iommi" Baxter's drum kit is now 115 pieces. I'll have to check that sucker out one of these days. He has recorded an all-percussion album with it called Richard's Drum World. I actually own a copy of the Drum World cd. Is it beyond abysmal. :( He really would visit local music stores and go on about how Tony Iommi was his dad. Sad, really. Too bad he's turning into an asshole. :o :o That is just so bizarre! You should hear his cd! :o :syrinx: :spitwater: Is this the guy...? https://www.pressreader.com/canada/montreal-gazette/20120817/281990374679908 I’m sure it is. He even started a petition on FB to get Black Sabbath to give him an audition. He’s constantly making new accounts and new profiles. The guy must have a ton of multiple personalities.

Somebody did. Hard to tell with all of the aliases he has now.

Are you freaking serious?? .....wow. Yeah. He’s a nutcase. He sends and really nasty, threatening messages to people if they question him at all. He’s set up fake Facebook pages exactly like the real Rush fan pages and added people without their knowledge. An Ottawa band wrote a song about him years ago. There's no recording on YouTube, but I found the lyrics! <a name="tbori"> furnaceface the ballad of richard iommi This is the ballad of Richard Iommi. Richard was a typical suburban teenager. He lived with his parents and spent most of his time hanging out with his friends, listening to records and smoking dope in his room in the basement. There was only one difference between Richard and a typical suburban teenager--he was totally obsessed with Tony Iommi. For those of you who don't know, Tony Iommi is the guitarist in the rock 'n' roll group Black Sabbath. Richard idolized him. CHORUS: He believed, he believed, he believed he was the son of Tony He changed his name, he changed his name, he changed his name to Iommi But Richard's devotion to Tony Iommi didn't end there. Not only did he change his last name, but he began buying vintage musical equipment circa 1969. His goal was to obtain the same make and model of guitars and amplifiers that his idol had used. He even got a 72-piece drum kit* just like Bill Ward's. Richard and his best friend would go down to the basement, get really wasted, and set up all the equipment like a shrine. They talked about the day that they would form their band. Richard, of course, would be the guitarist.--CHORUS One day Richard and his best friend were down in the basement. Richard was cutting pictures of Tony Iommi out of old Creem magazines and pasting them in a huge collage on his wall. His friend was playing with the tuner on Richard's stereo when suddenly they both heard something that would change their lives. Lee Aaron was coming to their town. For those of you who don't know, Lee Aaron is the very talented and lovely Canadian rock singer who's also known as the Metal Queen. Richard and his friend loved Lee Aaron second only to Tony Iommi. Richard knew he had to somehow meet Lee Aaron and tell her the secret of his lineage. He believed, he believed, he believed he was the son of Tony He went to see, he went to see, he went to see the Metal Queen On the day of the show, Richard was so excited he could barely move. In the afternoon he went down to the concert hall early in hopes of catching a glimpse of her. Suddenly, there she was. Everything in the world faded away, and before he knew it he was telling her about the double-neck guitar, the 72-piece drum kit, and why he changed his name. The Metal Queen listened, and in a single sentence brought his entire world crashing down! "Like, why don't you sell that shit and get a life?" He believed, he believed, he believed he was the son of Tony The Metal Queen, the Metal Queen, the Metal Queen smashed his dreams--CHORUS * Richard "Iommi" Baxter's drum kit is now 115 pieces. I'll have to check that sucker out one of these days. He has recorded an all-percussion album with it called Richard's Drum World. I actually own a copy of the Drum World cd. Is it beyond abysmal. :( He really would visit local music stores and go on about how Tony Iommi was his dad. Sad, really. Too bad he's turning into an asshole. :o :o That is just so bizarre! It really is, but from what I’ve heard people say about him I’m not surprised. He's really got some major mental problems.

I could give a huge speech about how The Incredibles is the greatest ever...... :D 500 words or less? :D I’ll sum it up: Oscar-nominated for Best Original Screenplay. It’s not just for kids. Poignant commentaries on society - fear of “different people”, fear of aliens, great people being expected to conform and be “normal” Slick James Bond-like imagery and background score Smart usage of the Parr family’s superpowers as personal metaphors: Bob/Mr. Incredible - Super strong, indestructable, supports and protects the family, Helen/Elasti-Girl: Stretched out, multi-tasking, has to be flexible with everyone’s needs Violet/Invisi-Girl: Angst-filled teen girl, feels invisible/unappreciated, scared of her emotions, forces people away Daschle/Dash: Young, full of speed/energy, but with no focus or direction Baby Jack-Jack: Newborn, unlimited possibilities, can become anything he wants Lots of laughs and intellectual entertainment! :ebert: :ebert: :D Good job. Glad you liked it. I thought it was boring.

Welcome back!

There's a lot of famous people in the entertainment world that I've never heard of either. Doesn't mean they're not well known. Louis CK is one of the most popular stand-up comics of the last ten years. Oh pshaw. If I don’t know him, he’s not famous.

I could give a huge speech about how The Incredibles is the greatest ever...... :D 500 words or less? :D

So sorry to hear it. Dementia is an awful thing.

I have only seen it once and it messed with me so much I haven't seen it since. Sometimes I wonder how it will be to watch again, but last time I had to deal with depressing thoughts afterwards. It really has some creepy mind bending visuals.

Practice is the best explanation. Starting slow and repetition, repetition, repetition.

I have never even heard of this guy. He can’t be too famous.

Are you freaking serious?? .....wow. Yeah. He’s a nutcase. He sends and really nasty, threatening messages to people if they question him at all. He’s set up fake Facebook pages exactly like the real Rush fan pages and added people without their knowledge.

Not one of my favorite Pixar movies but I’ll give it a view.

Happy Anniversary! :cheers:

This is the guy that has been stealing money from people in the guise of remodeling the studio and has been putting it in his own pocket. He has multiple personalities/profiles on Facebook and he recruits people to help him scam people. Richard Baxter was his original profile. Who knows what his real name is. He has no affiliation with the owners of the studio and was selling off parts of it for cash.

Pretty good interview except I wish it could’ve been longer.

The way he sings it it almost sounds like a country song.

Definitely getting this one if the article is more than a couple pages long. Otherwise not worth it.

Southern blues rock is always what they’ve been.