I think I just want to save money...I also think I am pretty, and damn conservative...However, there are times when I can at "once-in-a-blue-moon" times identify with the cows, er...liberals and make believe the grass is green and not defication...(which it really is)...I like to slap the backs of the cadre of liberal slanted folk... One topic that I'd like to offer as a mutual likening is our appreciation for fine music...Music is often appreciated by both animals on each side of the fence...I know this. You know this...While I cannot appreciate the visual characteristics accompanied by Boy George,...I paused the other day to acknowledge the incredulous musical appeal...I heard "I know you miss me", and it seemed to be a nice, classic from the 80's...I tend to dislike music from the 80's, but I find it strange that I like most of his music....
Karma Chameleon..... I mean who is Boy George? Really, I've never heard of him.... Wanna talk about football?
I never really liked Culture Club during the height of their popularity, but started liking them a few years leater (early 90's)... Strange indeed... Oh, and I can't really say I like 1 song any more than the others, but some of my favorites : Do You Really Want to Hurt me? Time (Clock of the Heart) Karma Chameleon After the Love Generations of Love Sweet Toxic Love Everything I Own Move Away
Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? Give me time To realise my crime Let me love and steal I have danced inside your eyes How can I be real Do you really want to hurt me Do you really want to make me cry Precious kisses Words that burn me Lovers never ask you why In my heart the fires burning Choose my colour Find a star Precious people always tell me That's a step A step too far Do you really want to hurt me Do you really want to make me cry Do you really want to hurt me Do you really want to make me cry Words are few I have spoken I could waste a thousand years Wrapped in sorrow Words are token Come inside and catch my tears You've been talking but believe me If its true You do not know This boy loves without a reason I'm prepared to let you go If it's love you want from me Then take it away Everything is not what you see It's over today Do you really want to hurt me Do you really want to make me cry Do you really want to hurt me Do you really want to make me cry edit: especially when sung by the Boy George wannabe from "The Wedding Singer"
Way to go...I thought I had forgotten that total waste of airtime... but now I have that do you really want to hurt me song goin thru my head...thanks alot. We use to be hangin out watchin MTV in the 80s...and when that song came on we would all yell.."YES! WE DO!" and then promptly change the channel...
Boy George? Gawd, lemme get out of here before you girlies start talking about your menstrual cycles.
Boom... how da hell can a guy with a Bruce D. quote in his sig claim to like anything from that guy/girl/whatever...? Those two things would seem to be mutually exclusive..
I'm a child of the 80's. Fortunately (or un-) I grew up on 93Q and KRBE when they were pure pop stations. As cheesy as it was(is), I'm a sucker for 80's new wave music.
I had been meaning to ask you about the quote anyway..this just gave me a good opportunity... Soo.... Where is that quote from? I'm a huge IM fanantic and I dont remember ever hearing/reading that one... No reason, just curious..
Actually, the quote is from a Saturday Night Live skit where Christopher Walken plays Bruce Dickinson as he is trying to produce Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear The Reaper". It was some spoof of one of those "Behind The Music" things that VH1 does. Probably my favorite SNL skit ever. Here is a link to a page that has a heavily edited Quicktime version of the skit. Click on the TV Appearances to the left and scroll down the following page to the SNL logo and click on the red link to the right. BTW...what is IM?
LOL...oh no...Iron Maiden (the band Bruce sings for) are now SNL material?? That explains why I didn't recognize it...I haven't watched SNL since Eddie Murphy was on it..
Talking about 80's music is depressing to me. 80's music to kids today is what 50's music was to me when I was a teen in the 70's. It's hard for me to believe that "Let's Go To The Hop" is the same to me as "Billie Jean" or "Purple Rain" is to teens today. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! os
