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Wanamingo posted:Checks out Young man, there's no need to feel sass I said young man, stick your hand in my rear end
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Intoluene posted:I honestly thought the Village People songs were just to be taken at face value. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1b6ko1I00A
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Branding, like Coca-Cola is a brand of soda pop, comes from branding, like cattlemen using a brand to burn an emblem onto the hides of their cattle.
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People listening to The Devil went Down to Georgia always complain that the Devil's awesome rock and roll song was way better than Johnny's generic fiddle solo, and they would be right, except that you never actually hear the songs that Johnny played. That fiddle part in the middle isn't his song, it's just an instrumental break. Instead, Charlie Daniels just kinda tells you what he played: He played Fire on the Mountain, run, boys, run Devil's in The House of the Rising Sun Chicken in the bread pan pickin' out dough (apparently this isn't actually a named song, but some sort of square dance patter thing) Granny Does Your Dog Bite? No, child, no
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ninjahedgehog posted:People listening to The Devil went Down to Georgia always complain that the Devil's awesome rock and roll song was way better than Johnny's generic fiddle solo, and they would be right, except that you never actually hear the songs that Johnny played. That fiddle part in the middle isn't his song, it's just an instrumental break. Instead, Charlie Daniels just kinda tells you what he played: So it's not the greatest song in the world? It's just a tribute?
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My main problem with it is that being an overconfident prick seems very Un-Christian.
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Lady Naga posted:My main problem with it is that being an overconfident prick seems very Un-Christian. Pride is one of the seven deadly sins, and by gambling, Johnny himself knows he's sinning. I presume when he dies that Jack Chick rear end in a top hat God will kick him to hell anyway, and the Devil will just laugh like "lol pwned".
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Lady Naga posted:My main problem with it is that being an overconfident prick seems very Un-Christian. This was brought up in the lesser known sequel to the song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0XUTD7QYcs
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Mar 18, 2016 23:27
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Maybe he actually won a contest naming him the best there ever was.
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Mar 19, 2016 01:25
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or his mama told him he was, and mama dont lie
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ninjahedgehog posted:People listening to The Devil went Down to Georgia always complain that the Devil's awesome rock and roll song was way better than Johnny's generic fiddle solo, and they would be right, except that you never actually hear the songs that Johnny played. That fiddle part in the middle isn't his song, it's just an instrumental break. Instead, Charlie Daniels just kinda tells you what he played: Eh whatever, I like the Guitar Hero cover better. Although the Devil's solo is still the best bit.
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Yung Lean is a Swedish kid who works with producers like Clams Casino, not some trap rapper from the south.
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Manic Street Preachers = street preachers who are manic, not preachers who preach exclusively on Manic Street. 
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Ron Livingston, and Kyle Chandler,  Are not the same person. I can't even wrap my head around this. VoteTedJameson has a new favorite as of 22:15 on Mar 21, 2016 |
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Mar 21, 2016 22:10
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It's called Fahrenheit 451 because that's the temperature that paper combusts at! 
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Mar 24, 2016 14:25
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It literally said that on the cover of the paperback I had to read in school
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mlnhd posted:It literally said that on the cover of the paperback I had to read in school I don't remember having to ever read it but the version I remember didn't have that little tidbit on it. 
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YeahTubaMike posted:Manic Street Preachers = street preachers who are manic, not preachers who preach exclusively on Manic Street. I've always liked the story that they got their name from getting into an argument with a passerby while busking, who asked "what are you, some kind of manic street preacher?"
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YeahTubaMike posted:Manic Street Preachers = street preachers who are manic, not preachers who preach exclusively on Manic Street. Doesn't help that no one says it that way, stressing the completely wrong words. I'm sure even the band don't.
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ninjahedgehog posted:People listening to The Devil went Down to Georgia always complain that the Devil's awesome rock and roll song was way better than Johnny's generic fiddle solo, and they would be right, except that you never actually hear the songs that Johnny played. That fiddle part in the middle isn't his song, it's just an instrumental break. Instead, Charlie Daniels just kinda tells you what he played: the contest is of technical skill not just better music, jonny plays 4 songs flawlessly in the time that the devil plays his rock solo.
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Mar 24, 2016 19:28
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RareAcumen posted:I don't remember having to ever read it but the version I remember didn't have that little tidbit on it. You did read it though, right? It's been a while since I did, but pretty sure they mention that at least a couple times in the text.
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It is "J. Giels Band" not "Jake Isles". Literally found this out last night.
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sharktamer posted:Doesn't help that no one says it that way, stressing the completely wrong words. I'm sure even the band don't. I've definitely heard them say it the way that makes it make sense. "Manic (very short pause) street preachers" with almost no gap between the second and third words.
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Memento posted:I've definitely heard them say it the way that makes it make sense. "Manic (very short pause) street preachers" with almost no gap between the second and third words. Same. I've always heard it as "sreet preachers who are manic" not "preachers of Manic Street"
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Might be because English isn't my first language, but it never even entered my mind before this page of this thread that it could mean anything but street preachers who are manic. Known about them and had a couple of their songs on my playlists since the 90s fwiw.
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I always thought this song was by David Bowie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah5iepUs_t0
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You know I've been watching Better Call Saul on Netflix and I was glad that Criswell from Ed Wood is still getting work and that the sex offender charges didn't ruin his career. Then I looked him up and realized that Michael McKean and Jeffrey Jones are two different people.
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Marshal Mathers = M & M = Eminem Holy dang.
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Christo posted:Marshal Mathers = M & M = Eminem 8 mile isn't just his rap album name its a road outside town that measures how many miles away the central hub downtown is when driving/taking the bus to/from Detroit on highway 1.
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amityville anus posted:8 mile isn't just his rap album name its a road outside town that measures how many miles away the central hub downtown is when driving/taking the bus to/from Detroit on highway 1. Technically it's miles from the Detroit River. Mile roads extend into the suburbs as well (although they take on multiple names eventually) 8 Mile marks the city limits. Henchman of Santa has a new favorite as of 14:22 on Mar 28, 2016 |
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It's also where all the best strip clubs are.
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- Thanks to a random comment from my girlfriend, I've realized that I say "bye" on the phone the same way my dad does. Never realized it. - The lyric in Blinded By The Light is "And little Early Pearly Came by in his curly-wurly", not "And little early birdy made my anus curly wurly". To be fair, I knew it wasn't the actual lyric just on principle, I just never looked it up.
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RandomFerret posted:It's also where all the best strip clubs are.
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stubblyhead posted:You did read it though, right? It's been a while since I did, but pretty sure they mention that at least a couple times in the text. I'm sure I did but I don't remember anything specific about it.
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I just found out that Dancing in the Moonlight isn't by Van Morrison. Which I guess means I thought it was the same song as Moondance...
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amityville anus posted:8 mile isn't just his rap album name its a road outside town that measures how many miles away the central hub downtown is when driving/taking the bus to/from Detroit on highway 1. It's also the road that demarks the boundary between where white folks live and black folks live. Not in a vague sense either, if you look up Detroit on the "racial dot map" it's incredibly obvious where 8 Mile Road is, because one side of the street is all white, the other side is all black.
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Madlibs is a pun on ad-lib.
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Alucard is dracula backwards. drat you castlevania! Also Adanac street is just Canada backwards.
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Mister Macys posted:I always thought this song was by David Bowie: Holy poo poo. I guess I never listened too closely, but yeah, I always thought this was from one of his '80s albums I haven't heard.
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