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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:Then why act aggressively and suggest I'm being a Hoy—that I'm wrong—when I mentioned the Prophets Sales?
Because when I pointed out that that made no sense whatsoever, you said you were "validated." Which is one step from just adding this little douche: :cool:
How is baffling you not validation? :shifty:
Baffling me with wit is validation, baffling me with non-sequiturs is Hoyische.
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Nobody cares that a NEWLY DISCOVERED SPIDER was named after David Bowie!
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Suzanne H. wrote:Nobody cares that a NEWLY DISCOVERED SPIDER was named after David Bowie!
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Actually, I thought it was awesome. I forgot to comment because Dr. Hoywormdulla decided to get uppity.
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Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:Then why act aggressively and suggest I'm being a Hoy—that I'm wrong—when I mentioned the Prophets Sales?
Because when I pointed out that that made no sense whatsoever, you said you were "validated." Which is one step from just adding this little douche: :cool:
How is baffling you not validation? :shifty:
Baffling me with wit is validation, baffling me with non-sequiturs is Hoyische.
A picture of Soupy Sales doing the wave-with-thumbs-in-ears thing (does that have a name?) is tres-sequitur in the context of a Tin Machine jibe.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:Then why act aggressively and suggest I'm being a Hoy—that I'm wrong—when I mentioned the Prophets Sales?
Because when I pointed out that that made no sense whatsoever, you said you were "validated." Which is one step from just adding this little douche: :cool:
How is baffling you not validation? :shifty:
Baffling me with wit is validation, baffling me with non-sequiturs is Hoyische.
A picture of Soupy Sales doing the wave-with-thumbs-in-ears thing (does that have a name?) is tres-sequitur in the context of a Tin Machine jibe.
To be honest, I think you're probably more familiar with Tin Machine than I am.
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Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote: Because when I pointed out that that made no sense whatsoever, you said you were "validated." Which is one step from just adding this little douche: :cool:
How is baffling you not validation? :shifty:
Baffling me with wit is validation, baffling me with non-sequiturs is Hoyische.
A picture of Soupy Sales doing the wave-with-thumbs-in-ears thing (does that have a name?) is tres-sequitur in the context of a Tin Machine jibe.
To be honest, I think you're probably more familiar with Tin Machine than I am.
Don't be modest, Bishop Wolter. I've heard the first one a couple times, and just bits of the second, and neither in at least ten years.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote: How is baffling you not validation? :shifty:
Baffling me with wit is validation, baffling me with non-sequiturs is Hoyische.
A picture of Soupy Sales doing the wave-with-thumbs-in-ears thing (does that have a name?) is tres-sequitur in the context of a Tin Machine jibe.
To be honest, I think you're probably more familiar with Tin Machine than I am.
Don't be modest, Bishop Wolter. I've heard the first one a couple times, and just bits of the second, and neither in at least ten years.
I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
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Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
Well, I think Bowie's TWIN or Manscape or CTC is "Never Let Me Down." That one is truly awful. Tin Machine is just not interesting.
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Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
Well, I think Bowie's TWIN or Manscape or CTC is "Never Let Me Down." That one is truly awful. Tin Machine is just not interesting.
Beyond the wretched sleeve and the "Day In, Day Out" video, I've not been exposed to it.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
Well, I think Bowie's TWIN or Manscape or CTC is "Never Let Me Down." That one is truly awful. Tin Machine is just not interesting.
Beyond the wretched sleeve and the "Day In, Day Out" video, I've not been exposed to it.
"Day In, Day Out" is one of the stronger tracks on the album... :shifty: :disshame: :shifty:
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Anyone ever pursue a Bowie MasterCard?
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
F-Punk is an entertaining album!
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Silent Majority wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
F-Punk is an entertaining album!
Necrotizing fasciitis is a great way of losing weight.
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Dr. Medulla wrote:
Silent Majority wrote:
Dr. Medulla wrote:
Wolter wrote:I've heard the first one twice and the second one once. They weren't laughably bad, but they also weren't my thing.
I've heard worse; that's as kind as my memory of them will let me be. Bowie's That What Is Not or Manscape or Cut the Crap or F-Punk or It's Hard or everything REM did after Automatic For the People.
F-Punk is an entertaining album!
Necrotizing fasciitis is a great way of losing weight.
Really, it's not a dead hollow hateful brain thumping mess like CtC. Jonesy's essential loveable goofy charisma carries it a long way.
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