THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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Saddest: "Charlotte Sometimes" by the Cure Happiest: "Pink Thing" by XTC or "Summerhead" by the Cocteau Twins |
happiest: Shiny Happy People REM....ok really seriously......hmmmmmmmm.........off the top of my head...Summer Babe-Pavement....or maybe ahh hell just about ANY Flaming Lips song is happy......those boys have good attitudes i tell ya.... speaking of REM, i finally recovered a copy of Murmur on CD, my tape was defunkt long ago....man what a good damned album........ but i think i will give this some more thought........... |
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saddest: Neil Young's . . . . can't remember the song but from the album with "Gimme a hit of that craaack!" lyric on it. What IS that album/song? |
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one note samba must be so danco samba vye-vye-vye-vye-vye (however you spell that) |
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don't know much about astrud. i've just always gotten a kick out of her version of "fly me to the moon." to me she's always been the nico of bossa nova. i always listen to the aformentioned album for getz, gilberto, and jobim. |
"When" by The Kalin Twins The saddest: "Teen Angel" by Mark Dinning |
happiest song: "prelude to the afternoon of a sexually aroused gas mask" - mothers of invention. saddest song: i remember driving in the rain after finding out that my grandfather, who had essentially been my father, died. i was listening to an old school r&b show and "a rainy night in georgia" (feels like it's raining all over the world) came on. i was in texas, but what the fuck. |
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Happy _and_ sad: "Sweet Jane" by Velvet Underground. Lou Reed sings. . . "if any one had a heart they wouldn't turn around and break it. if anyone ever played a part, they wouldn't turn around and fake it." |
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husker du's "hardly getting over it" and "too far down" always get to me. |
now that I think of it,,,Jonothon Richman has a whole smorgas borg of happy AND sad songs..... |
"how Could've I Been Such A Fool" by the Mothers of Invention gets me because I can relate. "Sadly Beautiful" by the Replacements. Finally, my friend Glade's whole last album, "bile", with songs like "Shit Job", "patsy", "Bittersweet", "Leaving Here" and I could go on. Finally, and I risk jeers and being called wimpy, the Barenaked Ladies have a tune called "such a good boy" that struck a huge chord with me at the time I saw them live ( granted, i was suffering from the worst broken heart I've ever had at the time [also my last broken heart]), and I wept like a baby. Ther are alot of tunes that I find bittersweet, like "Waiting in Vain", "without You" by the Pietasters and "Honestly" by Boyoboy. I should mention that I find most love songs and all romantic movies to be bittersweet, being an abject failure in that department. as for the happiest songs, there are more in this category. Jimmy Cliff's entire new album, especialy the cover of "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"; Solas' "nil na la", "one Love", The Pogues' "transmetropolitan", "Streams of Whiskey", "The sick bed of Cu Chulainn", and "Sunny Side of the Street"; Yo La Tengo's "Sugarcube", and the Mothers of Invention -"Wowie Zowie" the happiest song of all time. you all knew I had to go on and on when the topic is music, so no complaints about length of the post. |
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I think I've already mentioned somewhere but... "He Stopped Loving Her Today" ... George Jones If you think it's a tear-jerker, damn right. I mean I had to pull over when I first heard that song on the car radio. Didn't Lou do a song named "Sad Song"? yes, he did. And it's sad. i'm not in the right mood to list happy ones. this may take awhile too. |
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The saddest part about the first one is the last line, "I'm so happy you're still alive" sung in this incredibly sad voice, which you think would be funny, but it's not. The whole song is about someone who mutilates herself, so...well, there you go. The second song is supposedly about a brother of a friend of the singer. The brother killed himself. There's a part that goes, "Brother, see we are one in the same / and you left with your head filled with flames / and you watched as your brains fell out through your teeth / push the pieces in place / make your smile sweet to see / don't you take this away / I'm still wanting my face on your cheek." But the tune is really simple and beautiful, like a nursery rhyme, and as graphic as those lines are, it makes them sound so sad. Another really happy song is Morrissey's "Hold on to Your Friends." And Edsel's "Chester's Wig." And the Smiths' "There Is a Light that Never Goes Out." |
"fake plastic trees" is just plain sad. "Carrot Rope" (Pavement) is happy. |
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Pavement's "Gold Soundz" is happy and sad. Tori Amos has a song called "Mother," which I think is about leaving home (or something...who knows what it's really about). There's a part where she whispers "He's gonna change my name" -- freaks me out every time i hear it. Her song "Yes, Anastasia" is pretty scary too. "We'll see how brave you are" and all that. |
Rhi - My friend Jerry just sent me a couple tapes of Morrissey and The Smiths. "There Is a Light that Never Goes Out." is on there, but the other one you mentioned isn't. There's one called "You're the One For Me, Fatty", though. Hahahaaa! I can't wait to hear that one! "Horses" played by Ashley MacIsaac is very very peppy. |
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act too(the love of my life) without question. |
It builds and builds,...then lets you down to cry. ...isn't that what we are looking for? |
I used to play "Asleep" a lot in high school whenever I was depressed, so I'm probably not listening to that one accurately. Though Agatha thought it was sad, too, so... How about "Unhappy Birthday"? Is that on there? The only Radiohead I've ever really heard is from their first album. Now my interest is piqued. |
The Angel song is no where to be seen. is that a sad one? has anyone ever heard of the Paperboys? Geoffrey Kelly played with them over the summer, so I'm curious to hear what they sound like. |
#1 on my sad song list is "Candle In The Wind 1997" by Eltonbaby. #2 is Roy Orbison's "Crying." Coming in at #3 is "Sometimes it Snows in April" by Prince (well that was his name at the time!) As for happy songs, Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World," is one, followed by "Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder, and Garth Brooks' "I've Got Friends in Low Places." And now a sad/happy song ALL IN ONE: Carol Channing singing "Before the Parade Passes By." |
Carol Channing herself has something sad about her, in a grown up lost child kind of way. You know? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Angel, Down We Go Together" Angel, angel Don't take your life tonight I know they take And that they take in turn And they give you nothing real For yourself in return And when they've used you And they've broken you And wasted all your money And cast your shell aside And when they've bought you And they've sold you And they've billed you for the pleasure And they've made your parents cry I will be here BELIEVE ME I will be here ...believe me Angel, don't take your life Some people have got no pride They do not understand The Urgency of life but I love you more than life I love you more than life I love you more than life I love you more than life ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It's off of "Viva Hate," if you ever want to hear it. |
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completely convinced that all the good band names have been taken |
And I love that song On and On!! I have been trying to find that song on Mp3 forever!! Do they have any other really good songs? I was going to get their cd but I didn't know if it'd be a one hit single cd or WHAT. I love Radiohead too, nobody likes Pablo Honey but me, it took so long to get to like that cd tho, but I listened to the first song, and truly loved it. Love the song Just from the bends. I'd have to say Paranoid Android is my car song, really loud and that trebled voice. It's slinky too. |
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Waffle - nooooonononononononoo. I know I did Not just see you say something bad about my Boys. Even if it was just their name. You shush. Spirit of the West is a perfectly good name. My hunch is that their name has to do with the part of Canada they come from. namely, the west. It's a Great name. a Great band. You will now cease mocking my boys in any way shape or form, or I will walk to america and kick your puny ass. I'm so very very loyal. Psychotic, but loyal. |
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or Ko "backwards r"n or Limp Bizkit, that name truly sucks. My first real band, we couldn't come up with a name before our first gig (which was two weeks after we formed and wrote six songs), we asked two of our friends to come up with a name each, and not tell us what it was, then put the one they thought was best on the poster. We narrowly avoided being Six Hundred And Sixty-Six Chirping Chipmunks and were dubbed the Combs. My second real band was called The Warren Commission which was a really dumb name,and we played incredible stupid goth-metal-noize. We reformed this year for one show and agreed that we should never have taken ourselves seriously in the first place. The name almost changed to War.Com, but I vetoes that on the basis that it was even stupider thatn the original name. My last band started out as Trance Lucid, until some new age jazz group from Alabama threatened to sue us if we didn't stop calling our selves that. We were Sunshine Unit for one day, which was a good idea because it was deceptively innocent but really was the unit of measurement the militray uses for degrees of atomic fallout. But it sounded completely stupid whenever someone said it outloud, so our drummer came up with subshine, and it stuck. Any modern Ska band that tries to have a punning name with Ska in it should be shot. It worked for the Skatalites, and that's it. |
My second and long lasting concept/band which is still loosely in effect with me and my wife is called accustat........came from an old thermostat in a friends apartment.....it seemed to wrk, but i suppose now Gee gonna bust my balls for my silly assed band names....that ok i suppose..... |
Now he's in a band called Way of the Leaf, which I've told him is a bad name. Baaad name. |
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money will be cheerfully refunded. http://www.angelfire.com/or/Sumthin/index.htm l http://www.angelfire.com/or/SumthinElse/i ndex.html |
Type it manually, it works that way and is worth the effort. |
As much as I hold Britney Spears in absolute contempt, I have to say that those claims may not be true...it is possible for someone to go up a cup size or two in a relatively short period just naturally. Happened to me. I think it happened to J, too. |
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I think I'll feel sorry for you now, and punish you later. |
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EAT HOT FUCK |
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Sodomy of Muppets |
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U Don,t No Jak |
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ooh, you take you life in your hands when bill's behind the wheel and those tires start to squeal and we knew we were headed for a fall and that coked-up fuckin' prick'd kill us all. |
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You are way way way too transparent. Moxy Fruvous is on Open Mike tonight. woohoo!!! |
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now 'patsy' starts: you idiot you're too stupid to act on your own you're too half-baked to fry on your own you poor dumb fool you're a product of their war machine and your death won't wipe the slate clean You poor dumb fool You poor dumb fool I can't explain why I care about your fate you zealot My mind isn't made up seems you've been up to a whole lot on your own on your own You patriot but whether you were at the top at the bottom you poor dumb fool Yeah we built you up just like the rest and we deserve your cold fate never the less and you knew poor dumb fool you poor dumb fool I can't explain why i care about your fate you bastard well my mind is not made up seems that your plans had its master oh master all alone all alone all alone all alone (guitar break) We're idiots We're too scared to let ourselves bleed this precarious web we weave might someday fall might someday fall might someday fall I can't explain why I care about your fate you asshole Well My mind isn't made up seems our mob's found its goal all alone all alone all alone all alone jeez I didn't mean to transcribe the whole song but I got caught up. supposedly it's about an ex-girlfriend. |
Come on! Everybody! Sing along! That's right...Fiona Apple. You know what else? I've got Jewel all cued up and ready to wail, next. Take that, hosers!! |
Fiona Apple rocks though. |
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i should give it a rest.... |
i should give it a rest.... |
I liked Fiona Apple the first few times I heard her stuff, and then I started paying attention to her lyrics, and they were just really lame. Mixed metaphors all over the place -- "you can't illuminate what time has anchored down" is one I remember. Babe, imagery only works if it makes sense. Yeah, and then I saw her on TV, talking...big mistake there. Ugh. |
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by the way, the film it's an ultra rare controversial film, I highly recommend it. Very socialist, made in 1969, twoparts, yellow and blue, only saw the yellow. went to the supreme court for it to be allowed inthe US, has raw sex scenes with penis and all...sexy at times, it wants to be existentialist because the film exemplifies the humdrum ignorant society by doing a mock documentary on the class system. there are many interviews with the everyday peopleof stockholm. the plot centers around a girl fighting to break up the class system and then she finds her self becoming what she challenged, the class system in socialist sweden. After reading Camus recently the dialog is as dry and static....i liked it and i will watch the blue version tonight..,. |
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ahhh i bes let that alone |
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And I still hate Jewel. |
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But when it comes to Fiona Apple, you feel like if you like her stuff, you're just contributing to the inflation of her ego. Plus, did you know she got a record deal without ever having played live? She just made a demo and sent it in, and out comes a deal. That makes me dislike her even more. Not only is she a pretentious and self-indulgent litte nitwit, she's priviledged too. She needs to talk to Fugazi. Maybe they'll kick her ass for us. |
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(man ray 19 is a Marquette band that probably none of you has heard, which is why they're going on Rhiannon's mix and probably any others I get requests for...although they are playing Chicago later this month, if any here lives there, go see them and bring earplugs)) |
As for Jewel, I think her songs suck, but here's the deal on her poems: first time I flipped through her poetry book a couple years ago, I thought it was as bad as her songs. I flipped through it again a couple months ago, and the weird thing is, it wasn't bad. I actually really enjoyed a couple of them. |
the saddest is adam's song by blink 182 |
Morrissey. I could look up the name of the song, but I'm having too much fun. Here's the weird thing: I have no freaking idea why I like Morrissey. His voice is average, his lyrics are average, everything about him = average. What is the appeal? I dunno. |
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I guess they have robert smith to fantasize about, but he is getting old |
I guess they have robert smith to fantasize about, but he is getting old |
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shiiiiiiiiit. |
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Sometimes I feel as tho I'm on the other side of the world. Oh yeah I am *hehe* I have to confess that I haven't heard of half the bands u guys have named. Altho I did see some $9.95 cds of Tom Waits the other day at the CD Store. But I was too afraid to buy them. They were mixed up with Abba, and Tom Jones Live. Happy song: is that million dollar song by barenakedladies. Cause it always makes me laugh. Sad Song: Is Supergrooves 'For whatever Reason' Gee, Rhi, Still working on your tapes - Got to get myself some more NZ music to chuck on. But I'll get there eventually promise! |
Moonit - I made you a couple of tapes. I'll have to reproduce one of them for another friend. Now it's just making it to the post office. |
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man, its rough coming back here and trying to make any sense when i havent been reading posts. someone buy me a phone. being in a puter lab is damn near silly. |
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I haven't heard anything about jail time, but then I don't know a whole lot about Michael Gira. Give me another moment and I'll try to dig up some personal info. |
2) I don't pick on J because I like her. So she'd have to be Really offensive for me to holler at her. 3) I have a sense of humor. 4) Morrissey is not my hero. 5) Waffle, joke or not, stop condescending towards me. You may not realize it but You ARE, and that's one way to earn my scorn Fast. 6) Don't make me mad. You wouldn't like me when I'm mad. grr! 7) I was in a mood yesterday, but that doesn't change my point. You're always going on about how you want to kick someone's butt and never really saying why. It's always just that you'd like to kick 'em around a bit. What do you have against Morrissey? 8) If you can't handle someone replying to your comments, then You shouldn't be commenting. 9) Number 6 was a joke. Like the Hulk, you know? teehee. 10) See how polite I'm being? I think I deserve a pat on the back. 11) Okay, I do have a crush on Swine. Could someone corner him by his locker and see if he likes me? 12) Number 11 was a joke. Like the Hulk, you know? teehee. |
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Gee, The mental image I have of you is that of a petulant child sitting in the back seat of her parents car crying and kicking because the ride "Is Boring!!". IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE RIDE GET OFF AT THE NEXT STOP!!! Waffles, post all you want, fuck these idiots. I don't remember seeing a qouta for daily use of the board. |
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all this pointless bitching might be interesting if it happened in the real world and there was a chance of actual violence breaking out... but there isn't any chance of that in this virtual shithole, is there? no. there isn't. it's just gonna be a bunch of point-and-click wankers pissing on each other like a bunch of dorks on usenet. pathetic. you all suck. but the upside is that you've inspired me to take action. yes, that's right. all your lame bitching and moaning has moved me to a philanthropy of sorts. you see, i had a dream. i dreamt of a large cage in the desert. a cage of biblical dimensions: 12 X 12 X 12. a cage lined with barbed wire and filled with all sorts of cruel and unusual implements of destruction. in my dream i heard a voice. a gentle, soothing voice quietly whispering in my ear: "if you build it, they will come. and with any luck, they'll beat the miserable life out of eachother. bitches." so there you have it. i promise you this: someday, i will build that cage in the desert. and there will come a day when your petty disputes will be met with an all expense paid trip to the desert and an invitation to step into the cage. why do i do this? partly because i love you. but mostly because i want to see you bleed. |
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beav your right in the sense that my discussion hardly prevents anyone from saying what they want, there is 150% freedom here "8) If you can't handle someone replying to your comments, then You shouldn't be commenting." Your absolutely right, but if there is one thing that gets under my skin, and that is to be misunderstood. Sometimes i have no clue what swine or nate are talking about, so I a)say something nonsensical back or b) don't respond and i am telling you if you didn't pick up my sarcasm in the orginal post then i am sorry, but Idon't have a damn thing against morrisey, i could careless. It's kinda like sayin i'd like kick Ricky Maritn's ass, it's a common male joking ego defense because they have all the girls attention. nothing to take too seriously. does this clear the air Gee? I hope so, because it seems everyone is getting all uptight for no reason and I too am ready to invest in the cage. and friendly, i can't chat, my work servers here are monitored, they can see java applets running and pop people for it,. they have twice already. again, feel free to make all the interesting conversationa and i'll do my best not to dumb it up. |
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( a nice foot to the nuts is a great way to start ) |
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Here's what two people have to say to your question: "hmmm...never heard about that...i've heard "failure" though...i think m. gira is the one person on the face of the planet who'd have to cheer up before he'd be able to commit suicide..." and "Even a casual glancing over Gira's lyrics and written words (he's written a book or two, I believe) might give one pause, as they seem preoccupied with rape, torture and suffering. It wouldn't be at all surprising if he had spent some time in the pokey, but then again, it's hard to tell. I've been lucky enough to meet the man in question on an occasion or two, and he's quite a nice guy (not at all the gent you'd expect to have written such little ditties as "Raping a Slave.") Who knows?" Who does know? Sorry I couldn't be more help. |
I want to be the special guest referee for the "hell in a cell" match swine is putting on. |
Swine - I'm not your friend anymore. |
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Gee, sweetie, have you been feeling okay since you got that shot in your arm? |
"Mad Max: Beyond Sorabjidome" Starring Mel Gibson as Semillama Tina Turner as J Angry Anderson as The Waffleboy and Debbie Gibson in her big-screen debut as the affable Gee Brought to you by MiraMax films, in association with Blind Pig Productions. Rated NC-17 |
Except for Basquiat in which David played Andy, that ws ok, i suppose |
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*laughing at the image of Waffles wearing a loin cloth and machine gun cartridges* Dude, you have to wear something on your head! I'm picturing that handkerchief that the Monty Python Gumbies wear...or a pirate hat. |
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Hence the NC-17 rating. |
I think the movie would be more like Ice Pirates - y'all can fight over who gets to be Space Herpes. although I secretly thinkn the cars in mad max were super cool, and i don't even like cars that much. I also think Tina Turner would smell really awful after five minutes in a chain mail mini dress, not to mention all the pinching. (and he leaves that last remark Wide open...!) |
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Waffleboy, It's likely you don't care, but I didn't mean to seriously imply that I don't like you. I would never tell someone I didn't like them, even if I despised them. I would just ignore them compleatly. My theory is, as long as you keep trying to communicate with someone, there's hope. I pointed out that I liked J as a joke. There was an implication there, but it was a j o k e . I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. So, my jokes go over your head, and your jokes go over my head. Oh well. No big loss. I can handle you questioning me, and I guess you'll just have to handle my questioning you. I'm not sure why everyone's making such a big deal out of it. Does it keep you up at nights knowing that I don't "get" all of your jokes? I also don't know what "affable" means. So everyone can just relax a little. For pete's sake. I don't hate Waffle. I'm not at war with the guy. I just like bugging him. He says a lot of things that irritate me (which is why I bug him), but he's basically harmless. I wish you well, etc. As for Swine, I think I could take him. xoxo Gee |
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that's the scariest bus in seattle. |
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you're right Gee, I don't know what you are talking and I don't care..........cheers anyway |
I checked, and my friends out there are out of the danger zone. |
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I was extremely stoned and equally afraid of staying in the back of the bus and moving up by the driver. the ass kickers settled down and started toking out in the very back rows. I sat quietly, listening to them and the rapid beat of my heart. |
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Well. Gee, let me tell you like it is. Whether I'm home or at work, I'll hook up to sorabji to see what's shakin'. When I do, in the wee hours of the morn, I see your name adhered to at least 6 posts or more. I don't even bother reading them, for I know it's cancerous drivel that only you can spout. Kinda like reading a 90's version of Dick and Jane. Pure boredom. I don't lay claim to posting anything intelligent or interesting, never have. Never will. I type from reaction. You, on the other hand, are just plain adolescent. No wonder some of the people here rile you. YOU are a target for laughter. You don't understand sarcasm and jibes. You just don't get it at all. I am astounded that you finally used the phrase "fuck you"...about time. Run with dogs or piss with the pups. |
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that bus story was not an exaggeration. i have witnesses. |
I may be pathetic, I'll own up to that, but I'm never beaten. I come out swinging most of the time. Go ahead, talk. Now there are 2 on my ass kicking list. Anymore? Step up if you want to be heard. |
pink, arguing with tiny-dicked people like you and fetid is a waste of time. |
e-ticket confirmation will be sent upon project completion. boo bah yay! |
last night I decided I wanted to see "happiness" again. so I walked in the rain to hollywood video to pick it up on dvd, but I didn't see it. I asked about it and they said it looked like they didn't carry it at all. fuckers. I knew that blockbuster wasn't carrying it, but hollywood video carries nc-17 movies and the standard cinema edits of stuff. not like blockbuster. but I guess they are like blockbuster. so then I decided that I HAD TO SEE THE MOVIE that night. no matter what. I called a couple of indie places and they said they had it, but the dvd was checked out. so I decided to buy it. but where? suncoast said no. I figured sam goody wasn't even worth the call. same with musicland and the rest of the mall stores. I called borders. they asked if they could put me on hold, and I thought about asking "doyouselldvds?" really fast instead of saying "yes," but I just said yes and waited and waited. while I was on hold, I looked at the other entries on that page. there's a town called "boring" near here, so I sort of chuckled at the "boring tavern" type entries. then I saw something called "bored housewives." the borders guy picked up again and told me sorry, and I was sort of pissed about that, but I was also curious about "bored housewives." I called the number, hoping to hear a funny recording, but instead a petulant-sounding woman answered. I could hear kids whining in the background. "hello?" "umm hi." (I didn't know what to say.) "are you a bored housewife?" "uh, who is this?" "oh. did you know that your number is listed in the portland telephone directory as 'bored housewives'?" "yeah, I know." "oh. I was just wondering what it was." (I am so fucking naive.) "it's an ESCORT service." "oh. ok. thanks. bye!" I hung up the phone really fast and then looked up the number for tower records and video, where I ended up buying the dvd. |
I have not watched the movies I have rented yet. I can't remember what the second one was. That's probabaly pretty bad and either means I shouldn't have rented it or am in for a pleasant surprise. |
Come on, you bunch a pussies! Let's start them fightin' words. I'm ready. Give it your best. |
Or, could we be seeing the formation of a new tag team feud, Margret and Gee vs. Fetidbeaver and Friendly (managed by the crafty pink eye) foro the now vacant tag belts? never guess what i was just watching |
you llama-fucking shit-digging two-dolla slut! the blindswine "EAT HOT FUCK" trick holds this shit-slingin' title, you cheap-ass maggie mead wanna-be bitch! i'll kick your ringside announcing ass, cocksnot! step into the cage, you post-coital drip sucking felch licka! bring it! BRING IT!!! |
I'll be sure to have someone relieve me for guard duty first. I'll schedule my vacation day for this first thing next week. |
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Tomorow I go to my brothers house for thanksgiving. One day early. I'm goig to buy grapes and watch "The Man In The Iron Mask" with my mother (who knows almost as many lines as I do, I'm sad to say) and start a new tradition. Why grapes? Because even though there was a lot of food in the movie, the only time anyone ever actually ate anything, was when Leo ate ONE grape after having sex with some tart. That's why grapes. PS-I like Agatha. She's very sharp. |
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Oh, you've already done that... Gee, you get to choose the weapon. I'll be your second, if you'd like. |
I like hearing about bus experiences and thanksgiving traditions. I mean, exactly what level of discourse is expected of us here? |
I call coulmbus day either Sea Pirate Day or Cultural Genocide day, since I think we should be upfront about what we are celebrating. |
Did you know that Jean David Nau, called "L'Ollonois," a French pirate of the 17th century, once cut the heart out of a Spanish prisoner and ate it on the spot as a warning to his mutinous crew? And that he was himself eaten by cannibals? Did you know that my best friend occasionally attends a charismatic Catholic church, and that there was a parishioner there who was believed to be schizophrenic and had auditory and visual hallucinations of people being tortured and the sounds of battle...but through a revelation it was discovered that this man's ancestors had been pirates, and that he was suffering from generational trauma...and so when a prayer of deliverance was said over him, he was cured of his apparent schizophrenia and now is a healthy man? Kind of neat, don't you think? |
Swine... need some food handout people/souviener sellers?? |
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Friendly, I called your mom a two bit whore then she busted me in the head with a sack of quarters. She also tells me that your daddy cock-fed you as a baby. After the weekend I've had I would gladly come to Seattle and make you my bitch. Here's my email. Let me know your address, send airfare, lube your ass, grab your ankles, get ready for the "Tiny dick" violation. |
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The tradition I'd hoped to start didn't work out. I was really dissapointed. I think we're going to start playing trivial pursuit soon. Star Wars version. We did do the usual tradition of bringing up all the stupid things my siblings and I did when we were younger. My favorite was the story about my brother running around naked in front of strangers. Those stories always make me laugh so hard it really hurts, so it all worked out pretty well. And it's almost time for pie! yaaaay!! |
fetid: your mama's got no teeth and braces. mend your ways, but you are at least not as boring as pink so it's okay with me if you stick around. |
And so you wonder...why is our Thanksgiving so early? It is because our pumpkins are ready now for picking due to the supposedly cooler weather .....can't have Thanksgiving without pumpkin pie and they would be out of season if we waited until (what is it?) the third Thursday of November. There is a reason for everything ...except for maybe this cage fight. |
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maybe we should examine what caused Gee to snap. for never reading a post from her saying, "Fuck you,..." to any person here, it struck me as very odd and I won't ignore a comment like that. |
that is very interesting about the pirates. i am enjoying the image that a conversation between a pirate and some merchant trader may have happened in some place in time. that's downright funny. |
saddest: whatever that hidden track is on Alanis Morisette's first CD. would you forgive me love, if i danced in your shower? would you forgive me love, if i laid in your bed? would you forgive me love, if i stayed all afternoon? |
(No offense, but to me personally, alanis is a faded out version of what the music industry regards as the selling points to Ani DiFranco, plus her voice! Makes my teeth grit!) |
that song at the end of "KIDS" always sounds pretty sad. no idea what it's called or who performs it. probably one of those bands i say i can't stand when asked. |
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I still think the match of the millenium is me and lucy, armed with politicos and welfare stamps.........shit and hell fire, no metal chair needed...............and inane public transit story. i got into a fight on a the G line ( i think) in brooklyn) this bitch across the way started talkin shit...older man, looked homeless, started saying some vulgar shit to my wife. i let him ramble, she usally takes care of herself....when the context was approprite she grabbed to me and said something admiring about my cock (the context was appropriate but i forget exactly what he was babbling about) he then stood up and started to unzip his pants...i said he didn't want to do that, he slapped me across the face i shoved him back across into his seat, when i stood up and he realized i was a good foot or so bigger than him, he continued his ramble shit and stayed seated.........it drew no attention what so ever amongst the other passengers....you can talk shit all you want, but don't touch me.....my wife was able to make me see that i didn't want to spend the rest of new years in a brooklyn holding cell |
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also, Alanis may be in the musical shadow of a slew of superior female artists right now, but in my opinion, Alanis is still a brilliant lyric/song writer. i find her stuff to be theraputic. so there. neener neener. |
I know I'm self-centered, too, but I don't wish to inflict myself upon millions and millions of hapless people. I settle for the 30 or so hapless people right here. ;) |
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but i wouldn't call it 'inflicting yourself' people obviously want it whether it's because they relate, or they want to think that they're not alone in their feelings, or even that things are not so bad for them at that moment even if people have been basically TAUGHT to ask for it... every commodity is asked for |
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Sorry to veer back on topic, but: 14:31 by Global Communication, off the 76:14 LP. Early-nineties ambient stuff. I'm not sure how many of yall are into that sort of thing, and it's really neither happy nor sad, but it sure as hell is moving. It's turned cogs in my brain I didn't even know I had. There's a certain innocence there that's missing from most of today's music, electronic or otherwise. |
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But...there is something to be said about being able to wring human emotion out of an otherwise "perfect machine." It *can* be done, and most certainly has been since the period you describe. You're sopt on about it being missing these days, though. Most people working in the digital realm in '99 are too busy custom building software to write music for them and fucking with DSP to worry about *feeling* |
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Rhi in regards to another post you asked who or what my band was in atlanta, sorry, were called Accustat, we had nifty umlout over the U, a psuedo term to imply something we wanted to be...accurate and set, we had to split it up when we moved out to LA, we got to play some amazing shows though with some great acts, Dave Thomas of Pere Ubu, Silver Apples, Seely (the only american band on Duphonic, stereolabs label), Subsonics and many more .....i miss it alot cause LA sucks royal shit for a music scene |
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eons ago,his brother Vinnie is good too. http ://www.carmineappice.com/carmine/ |
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Have you ever seen their documentary or live concert videos? They fuckin rock to be able to see them do what you have always heard........a friend gave me copies of them, i think they come with the box set that came out earlier this year. My favorite songs are Spoon, She Brings The Rain and Mother Sky. |
New Material album out soon, supposed to be an experimental glimpse into the future of hip-hop, with Killah Priest, Flavah Flav, and many others. Supposed to be the shit. |
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prog rock cubed. i wish i knew how to do a superscript 3. any ideas? |
So, anyway, if that's where you at, that's the one area of the country I have never been, there and California. In the foreseeable future, unless there's a conference I need to go to out that way, I don't see myself coming out that way soon. Which is kind of unfortunate, because I would like to see Southwest.I've been to France twice, but never to the SW, weird, huh? However, If I do make it out there I promise to let you know and drop in. I may be going out to Portland and Seattle for a week next spring, if i can afford to take the time off from work. All my real close friends live in those two cities now. It so happens that some sorabjites live out that aways as well, so I may visit them if they be willing. I'm trying to hook up with Rhiannon for a night o' Philly fun when I go out there for a confernce in April. I don't think my charming personality has persuaded any of our Canadian compatriots to travel to f'ing Quebec City when I am there this january. I am going back to Michigan next week for a conferance in Lansing. I am really excited about it. It's my first time presenting a paper at a professional meeting and I get reimbursed for everything. Plus, its a big college town and that means cool bookstores and used disc shops! Drool drool drool. I may have to pick up the Sheila Divine album this track I am listening to on the CMJdisc right now is off of. Sounds eerily like Cobain, although they look more like the Chess club from whitebread high. So, anyway, I guees I will be absent from these boards for a week or so. Someone's going to have to cover my spot as ringside announcer if the cage match goes down. |
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smile though your heart is aching smile even though it's breaking when there are clouds in the sky you'll get by smile through your fear and sorrow smile and maybe tomorrow you'll see the sun come shining through for you light up your face with gladness hide every trace of sadness although a tear may be ever so near that's the time you must keep on trying smile what's the use of crying you'll see that life is still worthwhile for you smile though your heart is breaking smile even though it's aching when there are clouds in the sky you'll get by if you smile through your fear and sorrow smile and maybe tomorrow you'll see the sun come shining through for you light up your face with gladness hide every trace of sadness although a tear may be ever so near that's the time you must keep on trying smile what's the use of crying you'll see that life is still worthwhile for you |
chaplin wrote that? |
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Their song "Lucky Father Brown" totally rocks. It don't have no words neither. |
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"you cheap-ass maggie mead wanna-be bitch! " I miss the good ol' days. Let's try to bring 'em back. |