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It is not quite sacrilege
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Did you see her other cover?? This is worse!  Whole Lotta love http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYvGQP11Jpo&feature=related That is at least as bad. WTF is she thinking? How are you doing homage to an artist by destroying classics? |
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At least this is parody. What is Mary Blige's excuse? |
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 Thats awful That sums it up nicely. |
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Oh God! Why can't they come up with anything new thats cool..... I wonder what Page and Plant thought when they each first heard that. |
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I would not know the answer since I tend to follow the voices in my head.
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Pfffffffft.... Do you know people were asking the very same questions back in the Middle Ages? That is where and why the Arthurian legend springs up and why jousting and knightly values became all the rage. Ahhh yes, the civilized days.
You speak of these things as if they actually existed. They've always been a myth. They're essentially a construct for those that do not like what they see in the present. There are schitts and decent people all through the ages. Good values, compassion, and decency haver not died, they've just NEVER been prevalent. |
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But, but, I love technology, how else can I do all this cool stuff whilst still in my jammies? This is the dichotomy we all face. |
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Nah, it is all the fault of technology.
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Edited by
bsdetector
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Mon 04/12/10 04:42 PM
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i've found that the guys who stand there and toot their own horns are usually the biggest d1ckheads around. it's those who don't need to preen that reek of class. Has it ever occurred to you that this might be the way I really am? or am I just thrown out with the trash... sad... Typical. You tell everyone you're a gentleman and we are expected to believe you? Pfffffffft. You might be a gentleman, but as Papersmile points out people that need to talk themselves up are usually shown to be other than what they claim. Go ahead and keep telling us all what a gentleman you are. It is very entertaining and informative. Especially informative are your responses to the guys that have tweaked you a bit. |
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I would like to personally invite you to my nice guy thread. We can never have enough. And I nice guy that's a gentleman, will bring twice the price on Ebay.   I wonder if the gentleman/nice guy combo tastes good with garlic, mushrooms, and melted provolone? Red wine or white?  A nice Chianti of course. |
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I would like to personally invite you to my nice guy thread. We can never have enough. And I nice guy that's a gentleman, will bring twice the price on Ebay. I wonder if the gentleman/nice guy combo tastes good with garlic, mushrooms, and melted provolone? |
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So where are all the people who will vouch for your "gentlemanly" ways? Are you a self-proclaimed gentleman or have all the women told you that? Should we just take your word that you're a gentleman? Or is there some sort of test of gentlemanship?
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What was your point again? That there are men, like him, who are true gentlemen. |
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Brilliant. However, most will not get this since people generally do not own their behavior or understand anything beyond the nose on their face.
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 Now you did it. You done started a barf-a-rama. 
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