HA! I believe I just saw Dave Weiner hi-5 the Philly Phanatic after Jason Werth hit a double! lmao!!

Got Riffs?

I don't know if this has been mentioned here yet, but it looks like Davy Knowles will be opening the first batch of Chickenfoot gigs (on the main US tour). He did a solo set for the shows he did on the Road Test tour, but it looks like he'll have his band with him this time. Very cool...

http://davyknowles.com/blog/about/new-tour-dates-w-chickenfoot/

GET IT UP!!!!!!!!! Areba-reba!

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Sorry Joe, "diddle-doo" doesn't really capture your playing I realise!

burly: I'd like to THINK I can hang around with Sammy on the screamin highs, but it's more like I pay him a fleeting visit every couple of seconds! LOL

It's all in good fun.

PIP: iPhone apps are written in Cocoa/Objective-C. Using XCode dev environment on the MAC. Very fun to program in.

Nerd.. Geek... Trekkie.... Propellorhead...

Zen

Nice Beck tribute posts... I just found this video from a while back. I remember Beck mentioning how much he liked Ray Gomez playing...

American fast food can be pretty nasty, but I find the more often you eat it the less "bad" it feels (and no, I'm not saying that's a good thing). Kinda like how if you're a vegetarian for a few years and then eat meat...it upsets your stomach because you aren't used to it.

Among fast food joints, I think Carl's Jr. (aka Hardee's on the east coast) tastes the best, but their serving sizes are huge and they're probably the most unhealthy. I also think Taco Bell is pretty good, and yes I realize it's not really Mexican food.

In-N-Out beats everything, of course, but I'm not counting that here because it's only a regional chain.

I can't stand Jack In The Box...I think they're among the worst, even though I have friends who love that place. I eat there maybe once a year, and only when there are no other options.

In response to elpp, I think corn may one of the only truly American foods (wasn't it originally only native to North America?). Other than that, most food here is something from elsewhere with a twist. But to answer the question, I'd consider steaks/hamburgers/hot dogs, pizza, seafood, and fried chicken to be "American".

Now I'm hungry...it's time for dinner! ;-)

Ozzy...so how bout now? Is it later enough?

I just recorded the Oh Yeah vid onto my cell so I can watch it at work. lol! I have no idea how to capture the vid and stuff like that. I just held my Nokia up to the screen and hit video. Ghetto smoov. LOL! Now when all them crazy bitches at work start making me wish I had shock collars for each of them, I can just go to my phone and relax with some Chickenfoots!

Hard to believe the weekend is almost over. *sigh*

Dead & Bloated

A few thoughts from Joe on Chickenfoot

So, seafood is american?

Nobody else has seas or oceans of course. {/sarcasm}{/snark}

Or do you mean deep fried sea-food? We invented fish and french fries, didn't we?

I'd say a corndog is American. The burger, too, unless someone knows better.

Maybe grits or shit-on-a-shingle is american.

That Chad Smith movie, Talladega Nights The Ballad of Ricky Bobby has the best 'american food' debate I've seen or heard.

Austin: Interesting.

Probably a fairly safe call on Hamburgers, Hot Dogs and Fried Chicken. Although you cannot have a hamburger without beetroot! (flame suit ON).

However, Steak and Seafood are a basic food type, I think, for example, any coastal region around the world could claim "Seafood" as a local food type. Perhaps if you meant Spaghetti Marinara, then that's a certain preparation style, but then I'd probably say that's firmly italian. Or perhaps barbeque seafood, which is an asian-pacific thing, or actually any island community for that matter...

Which brings me to Pizza there are so many great pizzas all over the world with variations, it may be one of the only truly international dishes.

HAHAHAHA.

I know this is out of context, but it's funny...

"We invented fish"

Cool, I think Australia Invented kangaroos, crocs, koalas and wombats, to name a few....

:)