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Now, as a detective with 98 years of experience I have come to the conclusion that in order to be multiple bans just when the raid started, and to users who hadnt raided, there must be a filthy rat whispering everything to his master, Lurker2115. Who is it?

If so, I'm impressed. If not, I'm sad

comparing that to Hot Dog that is a lively rock song by Led Zeppelin, featured on their 1976 album Presence in which the track showcases a blend of rock and roll influences, with upbeat rhythms and energetic guitar riffs, the lyrics capture a playful, carefree spirit, celebrating the joy of life and music and the song stands out for its catchy chorus and features Robert Plant’s signature vocal style, making it a memorable, feel-good anthem within the band's discography is CRAZY

He’s still dead.

The first song I listed to after this long and unreasonable break was their masterpiece from in throughout the door: hot dog a song with a very deep meaning.

As it states with Robert Plant saying ah hot dog symbolizing the begging of the new age upon this world, which is obviously implied by the numbers which these letters stand for 1 8 8 15 20 4 15 7 One can easily notice, that adding up all one digit numbers you get 28 thus with some correction you end up with 1515 2028. This obviously establishes a deep connection between years 1515 and 2028. Looking farther we can look at obviously notable event of the year 1515 the death of the king of France Louis Xll. It’s is widely known that under Louis Xll reign Brittany finally became a de-facto province of France. With this title, in fact, one of the most terrifying concept in this universe is raised (France). Considering this is the name of the song one can expect the overall theme of the song to be dark.

In the piece of lyrics “well I just got into town today” the world well is repeated three times. This obviously coincides with endorsement of the trinity and overall christian philosophy. However he has “just got in town today” “to find my girl was gone away”. The “my girl” quite obviously referencing an angel. The angel as it turns out “took the greyhound in the general store”. As it is obvious using the public transportation in the United States and death are very similar things. Which considering the overall dark themes of the song means that his angel has in fact died. In a few next lines it becomes apparent that “the angel” has lied to him in many regards. This leads him to the obvious conclusion which Robert Plant expresses in the line “my faith is gone, I don’t know what to do”. This implies that the Christian faith of the main character of the song has gone away and now he is lamenting his angel and wants to do something about her.

It feels obvious that while the angel had truly existed they were not what they seemed for they have left the main character of the song in anguish. It seems that what have pretended to be an angel is an evil entity made to take people astray from their faith. It leaves one thinking deeply about their religious convictions and any epiphanies and miracles one have witnessed. Was it all a blissful hallucination invoked by the evil angel? Was it all a drug induced dream? Is there any meaning to life? All of this thoughts will cross your mind while enjoying the jolly tunes played by the band.

They performed at MSG 😱

Y'all should check out connorgetsdown on Instagram. He loves Hot Dog.

why would she steal led zeppelin song smh 🌭🌭