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I saw them in 2006 and it was possibly the loudest concert I've ever been to.

Dikachu's got a squeezebox and Daddy never sleeps at night.

Whaddaya suggesting he do? Give up the band? STARVE?

[drives Rolls into swimming pool]

Quo vadis?

When I saw them on the '89 tour, it was "three guys who used to be in The Who playing Who songs."

You could be right. Let's try jabbing her in the eye with one to see if it goes out. It's a win-win either way.

Oy.

R-O-L-C-A-N-C-E-R-A-I-D-S.

He came across as a likable if slightly fucked-up kid on Project Greenlight. IIRC, his parents were kind of flakes.

Fick mich, du Miserabler hurensohn
Streck aus deinen Heissen gelockten
Bis es spritzt, spritzt, spritzt, spritzt
Feuer!

[falls over dead]

Both Simon and Garfunkel proved to be decent dramatic actors.

-O

Remember the first version of her commercial, when she was all "youknowwhati'msayin'" wink? I'm sure they changed it to the low-key Jenny because it made slightly fewer people want to put an e-cig out in her eye.

*collapses into a crowd of frantic Egyptians*

And now they're both dead. Coincidence?

Now see what you've done with your filthy Eastern ways.

Not so much acting, but The Who came off as pretty interesting in The Kids Are Alright.

He was da bomb in Phantoms, yo.