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22:17:01: You rule!
- 01:38:23: @MiliHorizon no. and im in more than that. fall out boy is my band. its my full time gig. the other bands are for my free time-a
- 01:39:21: @jl_x3 fcmerch@gmail.com
- 01:39:37: @jonweisberg thanks man. just saw your order. i appreciate it a ton. i hope youre into it-a
- 04:00:52: @Clandestine2Aus no clue-a
- 13:56:07: @DreFTLA jump in those guts man! gotta stay warm. haha-a
- 13:56:38: @Donnie090 in jan my man-a
- 13:57:29: @Clandestine2Aus thats not why im coming. but ill have some with me-a
- 13:57:53: @FaallOuutBoOy wow. tell them thanks-a
- 13:58:02: @cupcakeloser yay!-a
- 13:58:09: @cupcakeloser please remind me-a
- 13:58:19: @brookeduckart haha. you rule-a
- 19:56:37: @DreFTLA im in. -a
- 19:58:28: @pilarsalvo we will start doing orders through paypal. youll just have to email fcmerch@gmail.com with what you want and size, and we will
- 19:58:30: @pilarsalvo figure out shipping and whatnot. at least until we figure out shipping stuff on the site
- 19:58:39: @LuciNellaNotte i said yes
- 19:58:49: @FaallOuutBoOy youre welcome-a
- 20:56:08: @Hg3_Reaper thanks. we are making new ones asap-a
The age old debate continues. While the City Sleeps we Rule the Streets, !Viva La Cobra or HOT Mess.
Why is it your favourite album?
Whats your favourite song on it?
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Adios Amegos.
Why is it your favourite album?
Whats your favourite song on it?
:)
Adios Amegos.
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love it or hate it?
I'm wondering if anyone here knows if any bars in Manhattan will be showing the Cotto/Pacquiao PPV fight this Saturday?
No real preference for location. a place with some sort of bar food (especially bar food DEALS) would be awesome.
please and thanks!
No real preference for location. a place with some sort of bar food (especially bar food DEALS) would be awesome.
please and thanks!
Updated: 16:10, Monday November 9, 2009
US rocker Pete Wentz admits his band Fall Out Boy need to rediscover their creativity before they can regroup.
The punk pop group have been on an indefinite hiatus since last month, with Wentz blaming burn-out.
'We lived and ate and slept and breathed Fall Out Boy for seven years,' Wentz told AAP in Sydney on Monday.
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US rocker Pete Wentz admits his band Fall Out Boy need to rediscover their creativity before they can regroup.
The punk pop group have been on an indefinite hiatus since last month, with Wentz blaming burn-out.
'We lived and ate and slept and breathed Fall Out Boy for seven years,' Wentz told AAP in Sydney on Monday.
( Read more... )

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The Fall Out Boy rocker talks about having songs in 'Band Hero'
By Paul Semel
Special to Metromix
November 4, 2009
While some teens and tweens want to be grown-ups, some wish grown-ups would stop trying to be teens and tweens. It's for this latter group that Activision Blizzard is presenting "Band Hero," a "Guitar Hero"-style music game made for people too young to drink but too old to drink juice boxes.
While "Band" looks and plays just like "Guitar Hero"—and even uses the same guitar-, drum-, and mic-shaped controllers—where it goes young is in its setlist, which includes tunes by All-American Rejects (“Dirty Little Secret”), Taylor Swift (“Love Story”) and Fall Out Boy, whose song “Sugar, We're Going Down” is available on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and Wii versions, and “Thnks Fr Th Mmrs” is playable on the DS version.
We spoke to Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz—who's also co-starring in the TV commercial with Swift, Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, and Blink-182's Travis Barker—about the game, the commercial and his Tom Cruise impression.
"Band Hero" is a music game aimed at a teen and tween audience. But given that rock bands don't usually want to appeal to teenagers and, uh, tweenagers, why did you decide to let them include two of your songs in the game?
Well, to be honest with you, our demographic probably goes from 13 to 24, so teenagers are a large part of our demographic. But one of the things that's coolest about it, for me, is that one day my kid will be able to play my songs in the game. It's weird, but as I became a dad, I found myself wanting to do things like this.
Who decided which of your songs would appear in the games?
They came to us and requested those songs, and we then decided whether to do it or not.
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By Paul Semel
Special to Metromix
November 4, 2009
While some teens and tweens want to be grown-ups, some wish grown-ups would stop trying to be teens and tweens. It's for this latter group that Activision Blizzard is presenting "Band Hero," a "Guitar Hero"-style music game made for people too young to drink but too old to drink juice boxes.
While "Band" looks and plays just like "Guitar Hero"—and even uses the same guitar-, drum-, and mic-shaped controllers—where it goes young is in its setlist, which includes tunes by All-American Rejects (“Dirty Little Secret”), Taylor Swift (“Love Story”) and Fall Out Boy, whose song “Sugar, We're Going Down” is available on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and Wii versions, and “Thnks Fr Th Mmrs” is playable on the DS version.
We spoke to Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz—who's also co-starring in the TV commercial with Swift, Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, and Blink-182's Travis Barker—about the game, the commercial and his Tom Cruise impression.
"Band Hero" is a music game aimed at a teen and tween audience. But given that rock bands don't usually want to appeal to teenagers and, uh, tweenagers, why did you decide to let them include two of your songs in the game?
Well, to be honest with you, our demographic probably goes from 13 to 24, so teenagers are a large part of our demographic. But one of the things that's coolest about it, for me, is that one day my kid will be able to play my songs in the game. It's weird, but as I became a dad, I found myself wanting to do things like this.
Who decided which of your songs would appear in the games?
They came to us and requested those songs, and we then decided whether to do it or not.
( Read more... )
source
Thank you, anon!
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