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@Garlic_Griffin

Been straight killin it in the twitter game and film game since 98'

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ᎶαƦι¢ @Garlic_Griffin

over 9 years ago

Our movie for the #54FilmFest has now been posted go check it out!! https://t.co/ij8IPLmnQH

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ᎶαƦι¢ @Garlic_Griffin

about 1 month ago

@FreddyLA7 Yooo Freddy!! Been following ya for awhile man my family is heavily involved in multiple German exchange programs in TN my dads fluent in German and I just got back from a trip to Bad Soden near Frankfurt I’m a karaoke DJ if your near Columbia TN let me know and come see my show!

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about 2 months ago

Dolly Parton honored by royal family playing "9 to 5" outside Buckingham Palace. 🕊️

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draLly 🐾 @_NYVKU7

2 months ago

You can ban THC all you want. Smokers aren't going to start drinking more.

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Who to follow

@Jordan_Binkley3

MTSU journalism alum | Sportswriter @BlitzSM_ | Host of Tennessee Volunteers LIVE @TheVOCFB | Former @WSMV intern

I hate It here.

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𝓚𝓻𝓲𝓼 ✦

2 months ago

when i say gang shit i mean: drinking water smoking weed petting animals uplifting the homies

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3 months ago

Today marks a year since Dead and Company played our last of three shows in Golden Gate Park helping to celebrate 60 years of @GratefulDead . It would also become Bob Weir’s last appearance onstage. I wanted to take a moment to share with you just how incredible those concerts really were. Bobby’s insistence on standing on that stage in the midst of a complex health battle to perform nine hours of music over three nights was one of the greatest acts of heroism I will ever see in my lifetime. I watched him sidestep every traditional burden of entertainers - ego, superficial pride, vanity, to name a few - and sing his songs with pure heart and grit. He transcended his physical limitations by ignoring them. Bobby Weir, ever the contrarian, laid down his ultimate act of defiance; he was going to play these shows on his terms. He could have explained his situation in one online post, and the crowd would have lifted him like a giant wave up to glory. Fuck that. That wasn’t Bobby. Deal the cards. By the end of Sunday night, we’d created as many musical sparks as we ever had over a three night run. What he had to overcome in order to pull that off won’t ever be fully known to anyone. Some of the songs Bobby would play for the last time were shared with artists he loved and respected, @BillyStrings , #sturgillsimpson, #grahamelesh, @treyanastasio , and they’ve come to serve as a spiritual transfer. A blur between past, present and future. Like it’s always been. To use his own term, those three nights were the star in Bob Weir’s heavenly crown. The man you loved, whose music has given a more expansive inner life to us all, never backed down. In his final shows, after 60 years, he lived up to every measure of a person he’d ever stood for. It’s a master class of a life lesson, and I’ll take it with me forever.

JohnMayer's tweet photo. Today marks a year since Dead and Company played our last of three shows in Golden Gate Park helping to celebrate 60 years of @GratefulDead . It would also become Bob Weir’s last appearance onstage. I wanted to take a moment to share with you just how incredible those concerts really were. Bobby’s insistence on standing on that stage in the midst of a complex health battle to perform nine hours of music over three nights was one of the greatest acts of heroism I will ever see in my lifetime. I watched him sidestep every traditional burden of entertainers - ego, superficial pride, vanity, to name a few - and sing his songs with pure heart and grit. He transcended his physical limitations by ignoring them. Bobby Weir, ever the contrarian, laid down his ultimate act of defiance; he was going to play these shows on his terms. He could have explained his situation in one online post, and the crowd would have lifted him like a giant wave up to glory. Fuck that. That wasn’t Bobby. Deal the cards. By the end of Sunday night, we’d created as many musical sparks as we ever had over a three night run. What he had to overcome in order to pull that off won’t ever be fully known to anyone. Some of the songs Bobby would play for the last time were shared with artists he loved and respected, @BillyStrings , #sturgillsimpson, #grahamelesh, @treyanastasio , and they’ve come to serve as a spiritual transfer. A blur between past, present and future. Like it’s always been. To use his own term, those three nights were the star in Bob Weir’s heavenly crown. The man you loved, whose music has given a more expansive inner life to us all, never backed down. In his final shows, after 60 years, he lived up to every measure of a person he’d ever stood for. It’s a master class of a life lesson, and I’ll take it with me forever.

JohnMayer's tweet photo. Today marks a year since Dead and Company played our last of three shows in Golden Gate Park helping to celebrate 60 years of @GratefulDead . It would also become Bob Weir’s last appearance onstage. I wanted to take a moment to share with you just how incredible those concerts really were. Bobby’s insistence on standing on that stage in the midst of a complex health battle to perform nine hours of music over three nights was one of the greatest acts of heroism I will ever see in my lifetime. I watched him sidestep every traditional burden of entertainers - ego, superficial pride, vanity, to name a few - and sing his songs with pure heart and grit. He transcended his physical limitations by ignoring them. Bobby Weir, ever the contrarian, laid down his ultimate act of defiance; he was going to play these shows on his terms. He could have explained his situation in one online post, and the crowd would have lifted him like a giant wave up to glory. Fuck that. That wasn’t Bobby. Deal the cards. By the end of Sunday night, we’d created as many musical sparks as we ever had over a three night run. What he had to overcome in order to pull that off won’t ever be fully known to anyone. Some of the songs Bobby would play for the last time were shared with artists he loved and respected, @BillyStrings , #sturgillsimpson, #grahamelesh, @treyanastasio , and they’ve come to serve as a spiritual transfer. A blur between past, present and future. Like it’s always been. To use his own term, those three nights were the star in Bob Weir’s heavenly crown. The man you loved, whose music has given a more expansive inner life to us all, never backed down. In his final shows, after 60 years, he lived up to every measure of a person he’d ever stood for. It’s a master class of a life lesson, and I’ll take it with me forever.

JohnMayer's tweet photo. Today marks a year since Dead and Company played our last of three shows in Golden Gate Park helping to celebrate 60 years of @GratefulDead . It would also become Bob Weir’s last appearance onstage. I wanted to take a moment to share with you just how incredible those concerts really were. Bobby’s insistence on standing on that stage in the midst of a complex health battle to perform nine hours of music over three nights was one of the greatest acts of heroism I will ever see in my lifetime. I watched him sidestep every traditional burden of entertainers - ego, superficial pride, vanity, to name a few - and sing his songs with pure heart and grit. He transcended his physical limitations by ignoring them. Bobby Weir, ever the contrarian, laid down his ultimate act of defiance; he was going to play these shows on his terms. He could have explained his situation in one online post, and the crowd would have lifted him like a giant wave up to glory. Fuck that. That wasn’t Bobby. Deal the cards. By the end of Sunday night, we’d created as many musical sparks as we ever had over a three night run. What he had to overcome in order to pull that off won’t ever be fully known to anyone. Some of the songs Bobby would play for the last time were shared with artists he loved and respected, @BillyStrings , #sturgillsimpson, #grahamelesh, @treyanastasio , and they’ve come to serve as a spiritual transfer. A blur between past, present and future. Like it’s always been. To use his own term, those three nights were the star in Bob Weir’s heavenly crown. The man you loved, whose music has given a more expansive inner life to us all, never backed down. In his final shows, after 60 years, he lived up to every measure of a person he’d ever stood for. It’s a master class of a life lesson, and I’ll take it with me forever.

JohnMayer's tweet photo. Today marks a year since Dead and Company played our last of three shows in Golden Gate Park helping to celebrate 60 years of @GratefulDead . It would also become Bob Weir’s last appearance onstage. I wanted to take a moment to share with you just how incredible those concerts really were. Bobby’s insistence on standing on that stage in the midst of a complex health battle to perform nine hours of music over three nights was one of the greatest acts of heroism I will ever see in my lifetime. I watched him sidestep every traditional burden of entertainers - ego, superficial pride, vanity, to name a few - and sing his songs with pure heart and grit. He transcended his physical limitations by ignoring them. Bobby Weir, ever the contrarian, laid down his ultimate act of defiance; he was going to play these shows on his terms. He could have explained his situation in one online post, and the crowd would have lifted him like a giant wave up to glory. Fuck that. That wasn’t Bobby. Deal the cards. By the end of Sunday night, we’d created as many musical sparks as we ever had over a three night run. What he had to overcome in order to pull that off won’t ever be fully known to anyone. Some of the songs Bobby would play for the last time were shared with artists he loved and respected, @BillyStrings , #sturgillsimpson, #grahamelesh, @treyanastasio , and they’ve come to serve as a spiritual transfer. A blur between past, present and future. Like it’s always been. To use his own term, those three nights were the star in Bob Weir’s heavenly crown. The man you loved, whose music has given a more expansive inner life to us all, never backed down. In his final shows, after 60 years, he lived up to every measure of a person he’d ever stood for. It’s a master class of a life lesson, and I’ll take it with me forever.

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3 months ago

John Mayer commemorated the one-year anniversary of Dead & Company’s shows at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park — the last time late guitarist Bob Weir performed onstage. Read ↓ https://t.co/x9RR1LG90Q

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3 months ago

Happy Birthday Dad. Your legacy becomes more important than ever. We’re seeing a whole new generation of fans finding the music. People still need something to feed their souls and help make sense of life, and your music continues to find them, leading them to the light. This has been an amazing ride, and we’re still blown away all the time! We love you forever. Thank you so much for stopping by. - The Garcia Family 🌹 📸 Susana Millman

jerrygarcia's tweet photo. Happy Birthday Dad.

Your legacy becomes more important than ever. We’re seeing a whole new generation of fans finding the music. People still need something to feed their souls and help make sense of life, and your music continues to find them, leading them to the light.

This has been an amazing ride, and we’re still blown away all the time! We love you forever. Thank you so much for stopping by.

- The Garcia Family 🌹

📸 Susana Millman

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Merriam-Webster

@MerriamWebster

3 months ago

“Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.” The above sentence actually means something and is grammatically correct. Come with us on this journey where the buffalo roam. 🧵⬇️

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Merriam-Webster

@MerriamWebster

4 months ago

Why is it ‘cancelled’ in the U.K. but ‘canceled’ in the U.S.? Because we gave them that L in 1776.

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NO CONTEXT HUMANS

@HumansNoContext

4 months ago

I love when people use their free will in a weird way

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4 months ago

Remembering Oliver Tree on his birthday 🕊️ He would have turned 33 today 💔

CoveredGeekly's tweet photo. Remembering Oliver Tree on his birthday 🕊️

He would have turned 33 today 💔 https://t.co/kGflJI1IWv

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Fad Albert 🐠 @fad_albert

4 months ago

God killed the dinosaurs because he knew the Grateful Dead would need the gasoline to hit 144 tour dates in 1970

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4 months ago

Anyone @Bonnaroo if you’ve been ticketed for weed remember there is legal hemp in Tennessee and everyone who gets ticketed should force the state/county to test to prove it isn’t a legal alternative and bankrupt them in time and money until they give up. Never stop fighting corrupt laws. Good luck and happy Roo to all of you.

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ᎶαƦι¢ @Garlic_Griffin

5 months ago

@Doritos Yoooo no way!! I just went to Canada recently and found these there!! Still haven’t opened the bag such a rare and delicate morsel must truly be saved for a special occasion but yes omg bring it to the US I am so excited to try my bag from Canada I already know it’s gonna be 🔥

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JimiRocks @Jimi_Stella

5 months ago

The only original surviving member of The Grateful Dead turned 80 just the other day & King of Clowns Wavy Gravy is about to turn 90 on Friday. Glad these guys are still alive & kicking. #DeadHeadLife https://t.co/57fKijEuSX

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5 months ago

Protein shakes? 3.4 oz or less, but rotisserie chickens??? As many as you can fit in your carry-on.

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5 months ago

Remember to thank your Mom for letting you watch Shrek as a kid.

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5 months ago

Mother's Day - courtesy of Mr. T. I pity the fool who doesn't honor his mom today.

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@greg16676935420

5 months ago

He’s right. Nothing could’ve prepared me for that

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Bobby Weir @BobWeir

6 months ago

61 years ago today, The Warlocks played their first show at Magoo’s Pizza Parlor. We all sure miss you, Bobby. Photo: Paul Ryan

BobWeir's tweet photo. 61 years ago today, The Warlocks played their first show at Magoo’s Pizza Parlor.

We all sure miss you, Bobby.

Photo: Paul Ryan https://t.co/fLIQcxC2sH

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