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An interesting case of transforming the public's ire into sympathy. The [[man]] once known as Hootie was at the forefront of the fifth Great Music Blandening, an occasional crusade by [[men]] in suits to make sure all [[music]] on the radio sounded the same. The GMB was for the noblest of causes; without any change in the music, no one would ever have to be distracted by a song, or have to change their radio station, greatly reducing the number of accidents. But I digress. |
An interesting case of transforming the public's ire into sympathy. The [[man]] once known as Hootie was at the forefront of the fifth Great Music Blandening, an occasional crusade by [[men]] in suits to make sure all [[music]] on the radio sounded the same. The GMB was for the noblest of causes; without any change in the music, no one would ever have to be distracted by a song, or have to change their radio station, greatly reducing the number of accidents. But I digress. |
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| + | That guy from Hootie and the Jeremy was born on May 13 in the year that nobody cares about. Nobody was sure what color That guy from Hootie and the was when he was born. His father, [[Ron Jeremy]], was quite certain that his mother was cheating on him with a black guy, but paternity test proved otherwise. His mother, Phoebe Blowjob, left Ron Jeremy after his doubt about being the father, and That guy from Hootie and the, took his mother's last name. As young That guy from Hootie and the Blowjob grew up, his mother was sure that she had a white son. His frequenting golf courses, drinking Natty Ice, and creating inventions such as ultimate frisbee, Axe, and the question mark. That guy from Hootie and the got a job as a male waitress at Hooters to support his mothers addictions to Starbucks. After realizing he could not get anywhere in the music business with the last name Blowjob, he changed his last name to Blowfish. |
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| + | [[File:Jesmar_Boy_Molded_Hair.jpg|thumb|That guy from Hootie and the Blowfish as a baby Believe it or not, he actually he is white.]] |
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Hootie and the Blowfish were the blandest of the bland, and made great stride in the GMB's crusade ... until one day when the public woke up and realized that, well, music on the radio sucked, and the centre of all the public's hatred became '''that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish'''. This brought about the fifth Discovery of [[crap|Good Bands]], during which time '''that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish''' attempted to be [[hip]] by releasing a solo album in which he pretended to be one of the [[Black People]]. |
Hootie and the Blowfish were the blandest of the bland, and made great stride in the GMB's crusade ... until one day when the public woke up and realized that, well, music on the radio sucked, and the centre of all the public's hatred became '''that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish'''. This brought about the fifth Discovery of [[crap|Good Bands]], during which time '''that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish''' attempted to be [[hip]] by releasing a solo album in which he pretended to be one of the [[Black People]]. |
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Revision as of 23:41, 29 June 2011
An interesting case of transforming the public's ire into sympathy. The man once known as Hootie was at the forefront of the fifth Great Music Blandening, an occasional crusade by men in suits to make sure all music on the radio sounded the same. The GMB was for the noblest of causes; without any change in the music, no one would ever have to be distracted by a song, or have to change their radio station, greatly reducing the number of accidents. But I digress.
That guy from Hootie and the Jeremy was born on May 13 in the year that nobody cares about. Nobody was sure what color That guy from Hootie and the was when he was born. His father, Ron Jeremy, was quite certain that his mother was cheating on him with a black guy, but paternity test proved otherwise. His mother, Phoebe Blowjob, left Ron Jeremy after his doubt about being the father, and That guy from Hootie and the, took his mother's last name. As young That guy from Hootie and the Blowjob grew up, his mother was sure that she had a white son. His frequenting golf courses, drinking Natty Ice, and creating inventions such as ultimate frisbee, Axe, and the question mark. That guy from Hootie and the got a job as a male waitress at Hooters to support his mothers addictions to Starbucks. After realizing he could not get anywhere in the music business with the last name Blowjob, he changed his last name to Blowfish.
Hootie and the Blowfish were the blandest of the bland, and made great stride in the GMB's crusade ... until one day when the public woke up and realized that, well, music on the radio sucked, and the centre of all the public's hatred became that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish. This brought about the fifth Discovery of Good Bands, during which time that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish attempted to be hip by releasing a solo album in which he pretended to be one of the Black People.
Years passed, and that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish avoided the public eye by working for running for Mayor of New York, which worked until suddenly and without warning, that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish appeared in a commercial for a major fast food chain! The world gasped as that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish strummed a guitar, made no reference to his previous life as that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish and convinced you to buy Nutter Bomb Biscuit Sandwiches.
Later, it was discovered that that guy from Hootie and the Blowfish had spent all of his money while running for Mayor of New York by convincing everyone to vote for None of the Above, and he refused to take the hat of money that his friend John Candy collected from all the various hangers-on.
That guy from Hootie and the Blowfish has nothing whatsoever to do with Canada. Praise Jesus.
He is also a cowboy and lives at the lovely "Tendercrisp Bacon Cheddar" Ranch, and he likes money (and fucking bitches) a lot. (see picture)
Whiteness
Many have believed That Guy from Hootie and the Blowfish of in fact being white, and although he appears to be black, scientists have confirmed he is in fact very white. Signs of this include
- Recording a Country Music Album
- Writing Shitty Songs
- Being in Hootie and the Blowfish
- His appearance in the Tendercrisp Bacon Cheddar Ranch Commercials
- Enjoying Golf