PBB '12

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Hello there. I should take your advice about moving schools but it's not in my control Also, a band? Musical talent, yeeeeah.

myooze in austraiilllia have a good time, will you?

Hardly. The rotation is more New Born or Stockholm Syndrome.

But in the past year they've brought back Hyper Music, Dead Star, Agitated, Fury, NSC, (all of these at least once) and played this gig in Japan. musewiki.org/Tokyo_Zepp_2013_%28gig%29

HELLO THERE.

Sorry for commenting and saying a greeting quite late, BUT I HOPE YOU HAVE FUN AT THE MUSE CONCERT!!

Take pictures if you can! I would love to see them c:

Oh my goodness, you lucky bum!!

I'm so glad you got to the barrier! It must have been so intense, guuurl!!
And what a setlist! You got Sunburn and Hyper Music... *faints*

I can just imagine how much fun it must have been
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Sorry to change the subject, but would any of you be willing to help me out with one question that I have in History? :C

On a worksheet I have, it asks: Why was Washington so surprised that the uprising came from Pennsylvanian farmers?

This is about the Whiskey Rebellion, where people were taxed to MAKE whiskey. This was Pennsylvania's main cash crop at the time. They were angry because they had already paid back most of their debt from the Revolutionary War, and now because of this tax, they couldn't even live a prosperous life. The Northern states, who owed most of the debt, were not affected by the tax so much. This is why they rebelled.

But why was Washington so surprised then? >.<

I have a quote here from a document I had to read, and I'm pretty sure it has the answer somewhere between the confusing words. Does anyone know what this means?:

"Such conduct in any of the Citizens of the United States, under any circumstances that can well be conceived, would be exceedingly reprehensible; but when it comes from a part of the Community for whose protection the money arising from the Tax was principally designed, it is truly unaccountable, and the spirit of it much to be regretted."

Is there such thing as a protection tax of some sort? Is that what the tax on whiskey was, even though it was supposedly an excise tax?
.. and I'm not even completely sure what an excise tax is? Is that a tax to make things?

So many questions within one big question, but what I'm learning in history is pretty darn confusing.

Can someone help me, here? v.v

K: That makes complete sense.

THANK YOU.


What a revelation
But really, that makes so much sense. It seems like such a simple and easy-to-see answer, and yet I couldn't even think closely to that. >.<

Ah, whatever.


Thank you for showing me the light that is this answer!!