And my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, leads to more music purchases. That the royalties issue, while *~~controversial~~*, probably led to more music purchases indirectly. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know. You weep for musicians, and you curse Spotify. Who's gonna do it? You? You, mattresslessness? I have a greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom. ― its subtle brume (DJP), Monday, Febru12:36 PM (5 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post įorks: Son, we live in a world that has music, and that music has to be organized into playlists. This Charming Man just popped into my head ― nomar, Monday, Febru11:02 AM (6 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post “Buy the most powerful firecracker in the world that’s possible to buy, tie it to your face with duct tape, light it and wait for your head to explode.”īut he ends by saying he hopes she "had the best of holidays". “Tie a cinderblock to your ankles and jump in a deep body of water,” Hernandez writes. Hernandez started the letter by blasting his pen pal - a woman named Rachel - for criticizing him and went on to suggest ways she could kill herself: Julian Edelman and Deion Branch: " cool with Julez, Branch (I with and got mad love for)" Rob Gronkowski: “The BEST TE ever to walk on a football field” Tom Brady: "The closest I was with was probably Brady and whom I love to death and always will and only hope the best for them.”
#DIERKS BOOT AND NUKE WINDOWS 10 TRIAL#
Kraft testified against Hernandez in the trial in which the ex-Patriot was convicted of murdering his former friend, Oden Lloyd.īut he has good words for others, like.
#DIERKS BOOT AND NUKE WINDOWS 10 TV#
In a letter to a prison pen pal obtained by TMZ, the incarcerated Hernandez says he watches the Pats games from a TV in a cell and "still for my squad and still all the ones I loved."īut he no longer loves one of the ones he loved, describing owner Robert Kraft as "fake ass non loyal," saying Kraft "told me he loved me every time he seen me but obviously shows his word ain't.
Patriots Nation may have forgotten - or at least is trying to forget - Aaron Hernandez, but the tight-end-turned-convicted-murderer hasn't forgotten Patriots Nation.
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