Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic Superthread

[redhotswami]

hi!

 

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Oh, and for the record, I do cry while listening to music sometimes. Quite a bit, actually. It's more conducive to triggering emotions in me for whatever reason. Not so much books or fine art. Sometimes movies, but rarely.

If I cry during a song, it's usually more from joy than sadness....though, that "Cat's in the Cradle" song seems to make me cry a little from sadness, even though my Dad and I get along well. I think it's because his Dad died when I was 18.

Oh, Dalton read this:

Field of Dreams fucks me up more than it really should because my Dad and his Father, who as I just said died when my Dad was 18, were both baseball freaks and that was their one bond, their one connection. My Dad would do anything to have a catch with his Father again....seeing that scene for the first time, I totally lost it because all I was thinking about was my Dad and my Grandpa.

 

[Dalton]

hi!

Ugh!

Did you ever watch my AMG youtube link?

 

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Varitek:

Wire = 9:00pm ET

 

[Dalton]

Field of Dreams fucks me up more than it really should because my Dad and his Father, who as I just said died when my Dad was 18, were both baseball freaks and that was their one bond, their one connection. My Dad would do anything to have a catch with his Father again....seeing that scene for the first time, I totally lost it because all I was thinking about was my Dad and my Grandpa.

Please don't tell me this story if they were both Yankee fans. I HATE it when I like yankee fans.

 

[redhotswami]

Ugh!

Did you ever watch my AMG youtube link?

no...post it again

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

ok i am running down to double check that we don't have hbo...brb

nsfw what time does the wire start?

6 pm eastern

 

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Please don't tell me this story if they were both Yankee fans. I HATE it when I like yankee fans.

Well, yeah, both of them. My Grandpa played minor league ball, and my Dad was playing college ball when his Dad passed away. My Dad dropped out and took a fulltime job to support my Grandma, and his sister, my Aunt. He played semi-pro baseball a few years later, right up until I was about 6 or 7, making him about 32 at the time.

 

[Dalton]

no...post it again

This was in response to Rage Ave. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5B3fsHPUVc

 

[No spoken words]

6 pm eastern

The Wire's on at 9pm.

 

[phillyfan26]

I'm outta here, but to whichever soul passes by this thread next, I demand that they carry on the message that we next travel to Bumberry, a humble town in NSW close to the hearts of nobody.

 

[Dalton]

Well, yeah, both of them. My Grandpa played minor league ball, and my Dad was playing college ball when his Dad passed away. My Dad dropped out and took a fulltime job to support my Grandma, and his sister, my Aunt. He played semi-pro baseball a few years later, right up until I was about 6 or 7, making him about 32 at the time.

You are SOOOO-OOOO loving The Brothers K aren't you?

 

[redhotswami]

OH that one. haha yes i saw it. Rage Ave > AMG

 

[LemonMelon]

When I say I'm not a reader ... I'm not a novel person. I read biographies more than I read novels. I read the paper daily, etc. I don't read novels, I read shorter things.

My songwriting doesn't involve too much imagery, don't worry.

What he said.

Actually, I would prefer not to listen to music influenced by authors who often use flowery imagery and the like. Led Zeppelin get away with it, but that's only because they fit in well in their particular time period.

 

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You are SOOOO-OOOO loving The Brothers K aren't you?

I'd like it even if I knew nothing of baseball, but, toss in my love of the sport and my familial history with the game, and, yeah, I'm loving it big-time.

 

[phillyfan26]

Bono and Springsteen are my favorite lyricists because, you guessed it, they sing about people and their thoughts, actions, emotions. That's how i write.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

The Wire's on at 9pm.

it was a joke

 

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OH that one. haha yes i saw it. Rage Ave > AMG

FACT

 

[Dalton]

OH that one. haha yes i saw it. Rage Ave > AMG

Very true, but it made you laugh.

 

[Dalton]

Bono and Springsteen are my favorite lyricists because, you guessed it, they sing about people and their thoughts, actions, emotions. That's how i write.

Chad Kruegger is my favorite lyricist cause he writes about the existential crisis of suburban kids.

 

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That's how i write.

That's how i roll.

That's how i live, yo.

My son is better than all of you combined

 

[redhotswami]

Very true, but it made you laugh.

it did. that song might go down in history has most hilariously ridiculous lyrics ever written

 

[phillyfan26]

Chad Kruegger is my favorite lyricist cause he writes about the existential crisis of suburban kids.

I had to look that up (I'd be scared if I didn't have to), but:

FUCK NICKELBACK

 

[Dalton]

Alright kids, I gotta roll. We've got some people coming over who want to 'share an opportunity' with us. If it turns out to be Amway, there will be blood.

I'm making milkshakes.

 

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Chad Kruegger is my favorite lyricist cause he writes about the existential crisis of suburban kids.

Is he the singer for Nickelback???

 

[LemonMelon]

If I cry during a song, it's usually more from joy than sadness....though, that "Cat's in the Cradle" song seems to make me cry a little from sadness, even though my Dad and I get along well. I think it's because his Dad died when I was 18.

That's definitely a tearjerker. Do You Realize by the Flaming Lips is mine. I can never make it through that song without tearing up. It's like a mental block or something.

 

[redhotswami]

Alright kids, I gotta roll. We've got some people coming over who want to 'share an opportunity' with us. If it turns out to be Amway, there will be blood.

I'm making milkshakes.

ooooh mormons?

 

[phillyfan26]

Is he the singer for Nickelback???

Yes, as it turns out.

 

[Dalton]

it did. that song might go down in history has most hilariously ridiculous lyrics ever written

might?


True fact: every time my brother uses the ATM machine he mutters "bitch better have my money."

 

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That's definitely a tearjerker. Do You Realize by the Flaming Lips is mine. I can never make it through that song without tearing up. It's like a mental block or something.

That's a good one. Know this, though:

That song also makes Uberbeaver get emotional.