[E. Noisefield]

Originally Posted by Pookie

Shouldn't it be Ween ARE no more?

No, it's is. "Ween" is the name of a collective, true, but the word itself is singular. It's a collective noun, so you say is/was instead of are/were.

Many people get this wrong, or trick themselves into thinking it's the other way around, but "Ween is/was a '90s alternative rock band" (for example) is the proper way, though I admit it doesn't quite sound right in some cases.

If you're talking about a band name that is a plural noun, such as "The Beatles," you would say "The Beatles are/were a rock and roll band." But for bands like Ween, Nirvana, Led Zep, and Sonic Youth, the band names are collective singular nouns.

... I think?

[Genteel Death]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

For years I got Ween confused with Bongwater. I've no idea how except I don't like either.

It's been years that I haven't heard a Bongwater song and forgot what they sound like. Is this a sign that I finally reached mental bliss or I'm simply unaware of dementia seeping in?

[foreverasskiss]

12 golden country hits. digging it like I dig the Shit out my ass
pretty girl recommended.
my favourite ween

[foreverasskiss]

i am the Stallion mang. jo know i'm the Stallion mang. i live and walk. the Stallion mang.

1. i can drink

2. i get groomed

3. i go for a walk

the Stallion mang.

[foreverasskiss]

Originally Posted by Genteel Death

 

you are the Stallion mang.