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Who gets the dog when you break up?

News media - especially local ones - are bigger than Google and more well known.

Of course they didn't read the article. They get all they need from the headline and the first sentence.

In another news: Digi99 reads only the synopsis and gets the entire book, or movie. He doesn't watch the movie or buys the books, so the publishers lose.

When bumpkin car dealers start getting butthurt that some of his cohorts are shady bastards and start complaining to a pretty cool educated person it is unreasonable to assume that they will not take a brief moment to set you straight.

Yes. I see it all the time. As do other attorney. Buy a car, swap out the instrument cluster, drive it a year or so and sell it. HAPPENS ALL THE TIME.

After having read this far, all I see is factsaboutrats arguing semantics. For the most part, the article is written as one person talking to or instructing another. Any normal person (ie not a moron) could tell you that of course it doesn't LITERALLY happen all the time. Put simply, he's providing us information

Obviously an attorney (who specializes in automotive law) will see more of this than a dealer. Steve is correct, it happens, and his articles are useful information and are not advertisements for his practice. Consider that the vast majority of readers he speaks to don't reside in Michigan, he writes these for our

Fuck Cancer! Fuck childhood cancer with a rusty spike!!

So I guess Grohl should have just, like, picked names out of a hat or something, and put them in? "Oh, yeah, Tracy Chapman was a huge influence on my music. You can totally hear it."

Say what you will, but the fact that Black musicians were major parts of the series made me incredibly happy. So many white people talk about rock, as if it had absolutely not been influenced by black culture— they talk about the stones, the beatles, sex pistols, but rarely do they speak on, say Bad Brains for

Yes. In terms of totally flipping the table on rock & roll, Nirvana was a huge, huge, HUGE deal. I forget who said it, but there was a quote about how Nirvana "put the generation gap back into rock."

And he cant stand Courtney Love. Their "make-up" was a publicity stunt. Why would he want to mention a woman that has bashed him his whole career? Hes also a huge advocate for LGBT rights. Get over yourself. I dont even like the guys music, but it just sounds like you had nothing else to write about.

This. All of this.

I'm really sick of people telling this artist what they would prefer to see in HIS project. Make your own goddamn documentary.

I am definitely not going to start a fight, but were you these when "nevermind" dropped? Because that shit basically changed rock-n-roll that very day.

Exactly. He's researching and discussing the bands that HE likes and that influenced HIS music. Meanwhile everyone here is too busy wagging their fingers at him for not including the shit THEY care about in HIS special that they can't smell their own hypocritical bullshit.

"Sonic Highways is meant to reflect Grohl's own fandom and musical upbringing, but the entire rest of this article is going to willfully ignore that point."

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Ugh. This is why there's no point in producing anything anymore unless it's all inclusive. It's David Grohl's option to do as he pleases, not please everyone with what he does.