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September 20th, 2005, 09:25 PM
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Re: OT: Great Music
Yeah being that "hit that" is in reference to sex not abuse (unless we go to sexual abuse but we won't here).
Although to be honest she always had a squeaky irritating voice and the only reason my 14 year old "brain" (yeah let's say brain) liked her was her body heh. But as I got older alas I met real girls who had much nicer qualities (both physically and certainly otherwise) then that skank and I thank God recovered from my brief bout of britneysbodyidus
Now Agulara (sp?) has a good voice but she's just as much of a skank as Spears (spears get it lol) just she admitted it from the start while miss "I'm a virgin" didn't until recently.
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September 20th, 2005, 09:30 PM
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Well at the moment the bands on the old Winamp playlist.
Black Grape
American Hi-Fi
Johnny Cash
Zero 7
Goldie Lookin' Chain
The Killers
Oasis
Iggy Pop
Pearl Jam
The Cure
Pendulum
Bloc Party
Rage Against The Machine
If you can find any pattern in that lot best of luck to you. 
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September 20th, 2005, 09:53 PM
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Most of that stuff came out before I was born? lol at least I think that's the pattern I noticed as those bands are all what late 70s early 80s 
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"If men build things to look like our penis such as towers and ships does that mean female achitects represent women having penis envy?"
A line that made me chuckle, I can't remember where I heard it I just know it made me laugh.
"I'm not really a slapper....I mainly punch and gouge."
Tammy Lee my kung fu instructor/sifu's daughter when asked if she ever slapped a boy for saying something nasty to her.
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September 20th, 2005, 10:13 PM
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Not even close, but I'll give you The Cure as late 80s. Johnny Cash had a huge career, but as I've got American IV that was 2002. Rest are all 90s or 00s.
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September 20th, 2005, 10:20 PM
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Re: OT: Great Music
George Jones' "He stopped loving her today" - Definite heart-breaker.
Anything by Beethoven.
Elvis Presley - "In the ghetto" - Must-hear.
That's all for now.
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September 20th, 2005, 11:59 PM
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Re: OT: Great Music
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narf poit chez BOOM said:
Elvis Presley - "In the ghetto" - Must-hear.
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A very very good song. Very sad.
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Britney Spears? Chistina Aguilara? The entire boy band phenomena? Blink 182? Note that not every bad modern "band" is corporate, but most make music that lacks soul. Dry, riveting stuff that causes physical damage to the brain upon hearing it.
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I'll grant you that, those bands quoted quite simply are soulless and suck.
"Stricken" by Disturbed. An awesome song.
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Re: OT: Great Music
Well... i love guns n' roses, bon jovi, metallica, ramones, and latest ehhhh..... avril lavigne yeah i know nothing similar with the other ones i said..... but what the hell.....
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September 21st, 2005, 11:38 AM
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"Stricken" by Disturbed. An awesome song.
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That is indeed a good song.
Here is a small list of bands I like:
Disturbed
Metallica
Nickleback
Godsmack
Breaking Benjamin
Nirvana
Rammstein
Shinedown
Trapt
Weezer
Puddle of Mudd
Theory of a Dead Man
Velvet Revolver
And of course the classic stuff:
Jim Croce
Lynard Skynard
Billy Joel
CCR
Neil Young
The Allman Brothers
James Taylor
Louis Armstrong
Jimmy Hendrix
Guns and Roses
And there are more but I will stop there.
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Re: OT: Great Music
Dream Theater
Spock's Beard
OSI
Liquid Tension Experiment
Mullmuzzler
IZZ
Enchant
Neal Morse
King's X
Rush
Yes
Queensryche
Fate's Warning
Audioslave
System of a Down
Foo Fighters
Pearl Jam
Soundgarden
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September 21st, 2005, 07:39 PM
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Re: OT: Great Music
Starhawk writes: But as I got older alas I met real girls who had much nicer qualities (both physically and certainly otherwise) then that skank and I thank God recovered from my brief bout of britneysbodyidus
Personally I don't see anything wrong with admiring from afar superficially attractive celebrities, whatever their real-life shortcomings. Taking Britney as an example, since I don't know her personally she's just a pretty, um, face that I can "flesh out" any way I want in my imagination. "Imaginary" Britney then becomes a thoroughly decent human being, Mensa member, philanthropist, Red Cross volunteer, virgin, and nymphomaniac who is inexplicably attracted to older men with thinning hair, no talent, and excruciatingly ordinary lives. In real life she may be a crack whore who kicks dogs for fun, but who cares? Real life is somebody else's problem.
Celebrities have another advantage in that one can choose to admire them in their prime. Denise Richards is currently a bit past her sell-by date, but if I hit the Internet (gives new meaning to the phrase "hit me baby one more time") or Netflix I can recapture her glory days any time I want.
A few words of caution: (1) Don't expect real people to live up to your imagination; (2) Never, ever use your imagination to "flesh out" a potential RL romantic interest. If you're wrong, YOU are stuck with the "problem". 
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