Man Your Own Jackhammer

Crooked stairs.

Monday, December 26, 2011

"Take Your Tyrant" by Týr

by Unknown at 7:56 AM
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Labels: metal, rock and roll, Tyr

No comments:

Post a Comment

Newer Post Older Post Home
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Friends

  • A Book of Ferryman's Heralds
  • Soundtrack to Heralds
  • Cap
  • Dirty Bess Cash
  • Starts with "J" and rhymes with "vanilla"
  • Mentore Jenny
  • Piratech

Follow

Punkinhead

Punkinhead

Reversed All Hallow's Dramatis

Reversed All Hallow's Dramatis
The Agony and the Satire

Old Stuff

Most Read Items

  • The Secret of Life
    "Studies have shown that your average american spends forty minutes a day thinking about cookies."--David Letterman I have discove...
  • Yours is an Irksome Ilk
    No entry. I just wanted to say so.
  • fourteen, sixteen, sewenteen...
    "It's not a caterpiller, it's a mermaid."--Nike, my four-year-old brother I think about tiny children and their method of ...
  • Spider webs and depth perception
    The other day reality bent, and I blame it on spiders. I was sitting in my dining room, and in the window three strands of spider silk hung,...
  • What right, forsooth
    "Or relearn something."--my real-world, neither writer nor piratical chummy John As a way to begin a conversation, recently I'...
  • Multi-Tasking, While Impossible, Still Sounds a Good Idea
    Those two or three fans of my novel will be pleased to hear that it's going beautifully, after a fashion. I'm making progress ...
  • Gad-ahful Telephone Surveys...
    "It'll only take a few minutes of your time,"--Telephone Survey People I hate telephone surveys and I'll tell you why. I a...
  • Second submission of "Totem"
    Stardate 18409.6/The Year of Our Lord 2009, July the second Thursday Dear persistent pariahs of proud pedigree, I've just submitted ...
  • Five Act Short Story: Lesson One
    In my previous blog, I explained the Five Act formula for structuring plots that William Shakespeare used for every play he ever wrote. Now ...
  • "Outshined" by Soundgarden and Nobility
    Today's writing exercise: Write a brief character sketch of someone who has something that puts him a step above other people. Nothing r...
Copyright Oliver Brainerd. Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.