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Would...she's a pajeet too
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JoeJ is the the one that introduced JoeC to the wonders of children spitting in his mouthI wonder if Uncle JoeH was friends with Nigel Igger, and if he will be paying his respects.
He did manage to steal and sell one of his uncle’s guitars after he died. It was listed for $35 grand immediately after uncle bummer died. Joe claimed it was a gift but we know Joe better, he stole from his dead uncle and his family that took him in when he was broke.hahaha I really hope that's the same job. Stealing from his uncle would be par for the BroJoe course.
And drug dealing.JoeJ is the the one that introduced JoeC to the wonders of children spitting in his mouth
He mentioned himself and his glorious music career as much as he mentioned his uncle. Sounds like his cousins started doing some forensic accounting. I bet there are 5 guitars missing from the shop.I wonder how much of this is wildly inaccurate and completely untrue. Huge swathes would be my bed. All for the sake of Joe to feel like some wise wordsmith to his boomer FB friends.
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According to Joe, his uncle had a practical, useful trade, and lifelong bandmates and friends. So he was pretty much the exact opposite of Joe. Thus, calling him a big influence is as stupid and disingenuous as everything else he's forever bleating about.I wonder how much of this is wildly inaccurate and completely untrue. Huge swathes would be my bet. All for the sake of Joe to feel like some wise wordsmith to his boomer FB friends.
According to Joe, his uncle had a practical, useful trade, and lifelong bandmates and friends. So he was pretty much the exact opposite of Joe. Thus, calling him a big influence is as stupid and disingenuous as everything else he's forever bleating about.
It's an interesting contrast. Joe's uncle had an actual workshop, full of tools he actually used, while Joe has a garage full of brand-new junk he's never touched. His uncle was handcrafting guitars, while Joe was just buying cheap knock-offs to hang on the wall. It's almost like he went out of his way to NOT emulate him.
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