In Memory of Jagar Tharn

~~Hagrid~~ · 05-20-2014, 09:10 PM

Today, this revolutionary "Lounge" mourns the loss of an intensive Australian.. Jagar "can you tell that he's gone yet?" Tharn.

During his time here, he discussed in-depth about the origins of blues, and even made a review.. I myself enjoyed it thoroughly and suggest any forum rambler to go looking if you want to learn more about the meticulous origins of rock "n" roll.

He may have been a complete tosser, but he attempted to bring back the revolution. His unique blend of wit and philosophy was inspired by the likes of Che Guevara, Nelson Mandela, Rolf Harris and Kurt Cobain.

Have a small drink, and remember this absolute wanker of a poster for bravely posting about his member and his musical opinions.

05-20-2014, 09:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
~~Hagrid~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 19	In Memory of Jagar Tharn Today, this revolutionary "Lounge" mourns the loss of an intensive Australian.. Jagar "can you tell that he's gone yet?" Tharn. During his time here, he discussed in-depth about the origins of blues, and even made a review.. I myself enjoyed it thoroughly and suggest any forum rambler to go looking if you want to learn more about the meticulous origins of rock "n" roll. He may have been a complete tosser, but he attempted to bring back the revolution. His unique blend of wit and philosophy was inspired by the likes of Che Guevara, Nelson Mandela, Rolf Harris and Kurt Cobain. Have a small drink, and remember this absolute wanker of a poster for bravely posting about his member and his musical opinions.