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i see dazzled heart people

indeed indeed . . . musically = prancing from cloud to cloud lyrically = harry carry

= the truth

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I love Rudy and Kat :lips: Carrudykat :bomb:

But what if he doesn't? What if it gets the What will you say then?

Oh, I'm sorry, I thought it was supposed to be a good thing. I SOWWWYYY :bigcry: PWEASE FOGIVE ME PWETTY PWEASE

May I add my 2 cents to this thread?

So is that a 'virtual' handshake that we have a deal Mike? I put up the u-no-wut t-shirt, you put up a signed first copy of your work?

That's what I was asking you, thought maybe you had an idea. Hmmm... maybe a first 'official' cd copy of your LP/EP/whatever? :awesome: So when you become famous I can say that I have the first copy evarrrr. I'm open to any other ideas you have, of course.

I'd offer a free u-no-wut t-shirt (if you're willing to wait that long). Seriously it's just sitting there not getting used.

Hmm. 45°F, Mostly Cloudy? It's like Endor out there. Temperate, but grey and cloudy.

What are we putting up for this bet? I have something in mind, but I'd like to hear your offer.

I smell a bet coming on

:bomb: I'm calling it now... Feral will be piano only.

Big K.R.I.T. Wants To Produce An Album For 8Ball & MJG; Desires Collaborations With Coldplay & Sharon Jones For Debut Album Posted by William Ketchum on Thursday, April 28, 2011 At the Ann Arbor, Mich. stop of his Return of 4eva tour with Freddie Gibbs and Smoke DZA, Big K.R.I.T. expressed the desire to work with an assorted roster of musicians. While bucket list southern rap royalty like Bun B, Andre 3000 and Cee-Lo Green were named, the Mississippi emcee/producer also voiced another dream collaboration. “8Ball & MJG,” Big K.R.I.T. said to TheWellVersed. “If I could produce a whole album by them, without me even rapping.” He also expressed a desire to work with the likes of Sharon Jones and Coldplay for his Def Jam debut, but K.R.I.T.’s music is usually self-made, both with rhyming and producing. While his latest project Returnof4eva had notable guest appearances by Chamillionaire, David Banner, Ludacris, Bun B and Raheem Devaughn, last year’s “K.R.I.T. Wuz Here” had a minimal guest list. This is a big change of pace for other southern emcees like T.I., Young Jeezy, and Slim Thug who seemed to have notable names involved from a very early stage. “I’m used to working by myself, because I’m the type of person to not like to work on a record and not be finished,” K.R.I.T. explains. “I have an understanding that when you feature a lot of people, they may not be able to come through because of their schedule. So then what do you do?”

I will have to respectfully disagree with you there. I think when they're drunk, liars will reveal what they've been lying about the whole time as their sober selves. Agreed.

and following the order of the posts, he was actually agreeing with me anyway when I say that I want to punch the shit out of an inanimate object due to listening to a particular song, that means I don't like the song

^ zomg why didn't I think of that I have no useful input here; sorry Sara.

superb... as always :nice:

:dazzled: and to steal from Mike : DAZZLED FART HEARTS : :awesome:

This. And this. Not really from experience since I've only been drunk twice or something, but just from seeing other people (cough cough, hubby) when they've had too much to drink. The mental self-censor is stripped away and they say what they are really thinking. They might not remember it (what they said) later on, but it's the truth.

Getting back to the main point of this thread... I can't decide between list B and C. I've ruled out A because: - I'm not a huge fan of 'You and Whose Army?', and not only is it ON the list, but it's the first one - I don't really care for 'Morning Bell' either - Although I like 'Bodysnatchers', it's my least favorite on IR, but it's the first song from IR on the list I think I'm leaning toward List C, but listening to 'Life in a Glass House' makes me want to punch the shit out of a random inanimate object for some reason, so I'm gonna have to let this decision mull in my brain for another day or two. B or C, C or B, hmmm... Side note: I didn't realize 'Pyramid Song' was so popular. When I first heard it I didn't really like it because it was a bit, I don't know, unsettling or something. I think it's because of the constantly changing time sigs. But the more I listen to it, the more it grows on me, and I really like it now.

Youz speakz za truthz. Before VLVODAAHF came out, if people heard the titles "Life in Technicolor" or "Strawberry Swing" or "Chinese Sleep Chant", I'm sure they'd be thinking wtf. I don't think we can judge any potential song titles either way right now.

FOR ALL THE HATERS OF THE LIVE PIANO VERSION, LISTEN TO WHAT THE MASTER HIMSELF SAYS ABOUT IT [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWucA7e-LRg&feature=bf_next&list=PL3F68C26EEF24BBFD&index=10]YouTube - Radiohead - Fog[/ame] there, take that :phu: