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Unfortunately, I started hanging out with the wrong crowd and developed some bad habits. Seen here in a mood that could only be described as "Pensive", I was experimenting with a new form of angel dust.
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New Jersey circa 1966
I had started a psychedelic punk band called the 'Wet Diapers'. I'm seen here strumming the harrowing
"Cold Hearted Woman"
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In First Grade, the garage bands, psychadelic drugs and loose women had already taken their toll. I developed a Bobby Brady fixation and went on a seven state crime spree that lasted nine months. At this point, I was clearly out of control.
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By high school I had cleaned up my act considerably. Someone had got me into a work release program and I was doing public relations for Citibank just before they were indicted. I've come a long way since then, but sometimes, when I look back on it all, I regret screwing Miss Piggy. But it's ok. Because I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggonit, people put up with me.
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By the fourth grade, I was already into the 'grunge' movement. Seen behind me are my bitches. At this point, I had left a trail of illigitimate children across the east coast.
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