"The woman who marries a man with physiognomysimilar
to the above, the weak points in whose character are further described
on page 184, is likely to have a life full of trouble and to rest in a
premature grave.
Mothers caution your daughters."
What does Physiognomy mean?
Physiognomy (from the Gk.physis meaning "nature" and gnomon
meaning "judge" or "interpreter") is the assessment of a person's
character or personality from his outer appearance, especially the face. The term physiognomy
can also refer to the general appearance of a person, object or
terrain, without reference to its implied characteristics, as in the
physiognomy of a plant community.
(Wikipedia)
SO-
If you are dating, meet, or are married to
someone who has
facial characteristics like the man above-
RUN LIKE HELL!
and
if you are a guy
who looks like that one...
you better go see a psychiatrist ,
get a nose job,
or a serious makeover...
but according to the good doctor
you were just born a jerk!
Ha! This book continues to surprise me
every time I turn a page!
To go along with our theme today
here is Pearl Jam performing
an acoustic arrangement of
"Betterman"
at the Bridge School benefit 2010.
Take a listen....
it is a totally different arrangement of the song
and I think you will be pleasantly surprised if you
If you agree or not about the decision to come back
years later
after Layne's passing...
I just want to say - this is about the fan experience.
NO one expects Layne to be replaced -
he can't...
Frank said he had a great time -
this was his first live AIC show...
Mike Inez rockin' the hair and Jerry's new lack of .....
Frank also managed to come away with some nice
souvenirs...
How cool is that?!
Frank has been following AIC for a long time.
He thought that William DuVall was great and holds up with the band well.
He said they put on an amazing show
and Jerry was great
to finally get to see play guitar live.
We're glad Frank had such an awesome experience!
I would just like to include a link to an interview Mike Inez
gave to The Columbian....
and here is a bit from the interview about Layne's absence...
"I don't think there's closure, per se. That seems to me like the wrong
word," Inez said.
"You obviously move on and the world keeps spinning
and the gigs keep coming and stuff like that, but sometimes, especially
like on the tour bus late at night when there are no sounds going on and
it's really silent, I start thinking about Layne and stuff like that,
still to this day. And I don't ever want to stop thinking about Layne."
