December 28, 2004
Proud moments in punk rock.
Green Day debate if to burn flag during a photo shoot. Decide not to because it's illegal. Except that, of course, it's not illegal.
Posted by Karol at December 28, 2004 01:41 AM | TrackBackTechnorati Tags:
That would make them American idiots.
Posted by: Joe R. the Unabrewer at December 28, 2004 10:38 AMLet's not even insult the genre and call those guys "punk" anything. Unless you're following the term with "-ass bitches".
Posted by: Sean at December 28, 2004 10:54 AMWho care? Green Day rocks. Best concert I've ever seen in my entire life, and I've been to hundreds.
And their new CD is excellent.
Posted by: Downtown Lad at December 28, 2004 10:56 AMSean - hahaha. By the way, here they are posing with Kerry. Rawk!
Posted by: Yaron at December 28, 2004 11:32 AMDo you have the time/to listen to them whine?
Posted by: Steve at December 28, 2004 12:00 PMGreen Day who?
Posted by: Lena G. at December 28, 2004 12:15 PM"Green Day debate if to burn flag during a photo shoot."
Guys, sunstitute the word house for the word flag in that sentence.
I assure you that unless they were planning to shove Old Glory in a regulated fireplace, their act would indeed have been illegal. Just like setting christmas decorations oon fire or a stack of newspapers. unless you have a permit, safety precautions and fire department -- random burning is way against the law, and their are no exceptions if you happen to be burning the flag.
Posted by: Dawn Summers at December 28, 2004 01:29 PMi can't comment
Posted by: Dawn Summers at December 28, 2004 01:29 PMIn one of the "songs" on the new CD (as usual, they all pretty much sound alike), one line includes the phrase, "...redneck agenda.." Can we call this hate speech? Stereotyping? Oh, that's right, it OK to be intolerant towards anything "non-liberal"!
Posted by: Easy E at December 29, 2004 12:13 PMIf you think all the songs sound the same then you havent heard Boulevard of Broken Dreams or Good Riddance Time of your life from the album Nimrod.
Posted by: Nick Saunders at December 29, 2004 03:55 PM
