Comments | subtle_as_glass: Animal Boy (1986)

subtle_as_glass

Animal Boy (1986)

Aug 11, 2006 01:21

( Guess I had a lot of rambling to make up for. )

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sand_marionette August 11 2006, 16:42:45 UTC

You oughtta reccomend the prostitots to my shop. I can then teach them what happens to underaged, oversexed girls. ♥

subtle_as_glass August 11 2006, 16:48:17 UTC

Great idea little brother, let's encourage their stupidity and teach them how to profit off it.

sand_marionette August 11 2006, 16:56:48 UTC

They en't my problem, and if I get a profit off it, all the better for us. (There will always be stupids. It's a breeding problem...I think that Hyuuga kid made a good point about stupids sleeping with stupids some time ago? 'Less I'm misplacin'.)

I noticed you were out of blood corks, so there's some more in the sink cupboard now. Haven't caught you at home to say.

subtle_as_glass August 11 2006, 17:27:32 UTC

Excuse me? 'They en't'? 'stupids'? 'Blood corks?'

Do sex accessories now suck up so much space in your brain that you've pushed out all abilities to communicate in a civilized fashion?

I'm going to take this opportunity to point out that I'm the uneducated one in our family, not you. And that has never flown as a suitable excuse to butcher the English language.

Nevertheless, thank you for picking some up.

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sympathetic_ear August 11 2006, 20:57:02 UTC

You're shaming me into putting my Ani albums on and really listening to them this time. To date, I've heard a tuneful voice and poignant lyrics, but I've never really looked at her work as a whole or taken the time to note the different paths she takes with her work.

Food for thought.

subtle_as_glass August 12 2006, 02:12:44 UTC

She's one of my favorite recording artists specifically because she actually evolves. Each album is usually centered around some key event in her life so you kinda get her life story through them. Plus, there's always an obvious growth, lyrically, musically, and personally on each work so you can hear her grow up and witness the changes in what she cares about and her point of view on certain things.

Relistening to them in order is one of my 'rainy day entertainments'.

drowsy_deer August 12 2006, 03:06:37 UTC

You sound like a "popular music" columnist for some greeny newspaper. It's boring to look at.

subtle_as_glass August 12 2006, 23:54:58 UTC

Fuck you.

Firstly, Ani DiFranco is just about anything but 'popular music'. And secondly, was I talking to you? No. So why the hell do you care? Thirdly, if it was really that boring, you would have simply skipped over rather than taking the time to bother with a reply informing me of your boredom so there was obviously something compelling about it.

Spare me your whining and superficial analysis of my offhanded comments. Who the fuck are you anyway?

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