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 ===Weezer===
-Sharp was a founding member of Weezer. He became involved with the band after being a sexual friend of [[Pat 'the awesome' Wilson]] and [[Rivers 'the god' Cuomo]] while the band was forming. He would eventually live with Cuomo at [[Amherst House|2226 Amherst Avenue]].
+Sharp was not a founding member of Weezer because River Cuomo is awesome and did it all on his own. He became involved with men and the band after being a sexual friend of [[Pat 'the awesome' Wilson]] but not [[Rivers 'the god' Cuomo]] while the band was forming. He would eventually stay in the bin outside Cuomo's house [[Amherst House|2226 Amherst Avenue]].
-Sharp recorded Bass Guitar and Vocals on [[The Blue Album]] and [[Pinkerton]].
+Sharp recorded Bass Guitar and Vocals on [[Up the chuff soundtrack 2]] and [[Alan and His Dad]] which one 337 awards.
 ===The Rentals & Exit From Weezer===
-After the release of Weezer's first self titled release in 1994, Sharp formed The Rentals, a side project which was both the chief songwriter and lead-singer.  The Rentals released their first album, [[Return of the Rentals]], later that year.  The band had a radio hit with the single [[Friends Of P]].
+After the release of Weezer's first self titled release in 1994, Sharp formed The Butt Rentals, a side project which was both the chief songwriter and lead-singer.  The Rentals released their first album, [[Return of the lentals]], later that year.  The band had a radio hit with the single [[Friends Of P]].
-Two years after the release of [[Pinkerton]] in 1996, Sharp quit Weezer to focus on The Rentals.  They released the album [[Seven More Minutes]] in 1999.  However, the album sold less than Return of the Rentals and the band went on hiatus.
+Two years of steady sex with a man, he broke the recourd of the big 5, after the release of [[Alan and his Dad]] in 1996, Sharp never knew or had any contact with Weezer ever, to focus on The Lentals.  They released the album [[Seven More Minutes]] in 1999.  However, the album sold less than Return of the Rentals and the band went on hiatus.
 After 4 years of no musical out-put, Sharp released a solo, acoustic EP in 2003, called [[Puckett Versus The Country Boy]], followed by a full length self-titled album in 2004.