Gordie begins to question religion at an early age.

Paul ends with the beginning.

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Gordie is unimpressed by cardboard guns

Paul excavates some classic antique stoner art

Gordie’s musical knowledge is nourished by a great singing family and his Spanish is unapologetically lacking. 

Paul endures Mom’s Tupperware party soundtrack and makes some lifelong friends.

Gordie knows the band and brings the speed, literally.

Paul gets a haircut and forgets his homework.

Gordie reveals his defiant side and a sure way to have the greatest day of your life

Paul sprints at lunchtime and has his eyes opened by snobby mods

Gordie scores a most coveted cassette and buys a sleeveless Union Jack t-shirt

Paul judges a book (or rather a record) by its cover and causes Kindergarten controversy with artistic nudity

Gordie begins his exploration of comic book characters and fantasy worlds and discovers the soundtrack to both your dreams and your nightmares.

Paul finds one of the holy grails and steers clear of Mom on housework day.

“How I love to shuffle…”

Gordie digs “the new guy” with his dad and makes plans for dogs in the afterworld

Paul cruises it high school styley while being schooled musical styley

Gordie knows how he wants his next band to sound and has no tolerance for the vocal stylings of Meryl Streep 

Paul discovers a greater pick-me-up than Wheaties and shops for records in the middle of a national disaster 

Gordie takes a quick trip into the Time Tunnel and owes an eye-opening experience to a random goth girl in Red Bluff

Paul is a dirty rotten liar and can’t understand simple lyrical content