elvis was a god.
i dont believe he is dead because:
1:on his grave says aaron and his real middle name is aron.
2:a man under the name of jon burrows(elvid hide name)bought himself an ticket to aruba.
and 3: the day he died there is a picture of him in a car and he looks 20kilgrams lighter.
and last: his side burns let loose if i should belive a friend of elvis
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]elvis was a god.
i dont believe he is dead because:
1:on his grave says aaron and his real middle name is aron.
2:a man under the name of jon burrows(elvid hide name)bought himself an ticket to aruba.
and 3: the day he died there is a picture of him in a car and he looks 20kilgrams lighter.
and last: his side burns let loose if i should belive a friend of elvis[/QUOTE]
Seriously, I know many people want him back, but this isn't the way to go about.....
Stop taking crystal meth, Bradley!!!!!
i dont believe he is dead because:
1:on his grave says aaron and his real middle name is aron.
2:a man under the name of jon burrows(elvid hide name)bought himself an ticket to aruba.
and 3: the day he died there is a picture of him in a car and he looks 20kilgrams lighter.
and last: his side burns let loose if i should belive a friend of elvis[/QUOTE]
Seriously, I know many people want him back, but this isn't the way to go about.....
Stop taking crystal meth, Bradley!!!!!
"So just because there's a "King Of Rock N' Roll", we should forget about Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, and all people who actually created the music."
Actually no one said that. You're the first person in this thread who's put 'forget' in the same sentence as Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard and Chuck Berry.
I think you misunderstand us folk who appreciate Elvis. Your way of thinking is that we appreciate him for something he wasn't, which of course any thinking person does not. Personally (and I can't speak for anyone else) I like him for what he was - whatever that may have been. I certainly never thought of him as the King... I just think of him as a damn good entertainer, that's all.
Actually no one said that. You're the first person in this thread who's put 'forget' in the same sentence as Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard and Chuck Berry.
I think you misunderstand us folk who appreciate Elvis. Your way of thinking is that we appreciate him for something he wasn't, which of course any thinking person does not. Personally (and I can't speak for anyone else) I like him for what he was - whatever that may have been. I certainly never thought of him as the King... I just think of him as a damn good entertainer, that's all.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I like him for what he was - whatever that may have been. I certainly never thought of him as the King... I just think of him as a damn good entertainer, that's all.[/QUOTE]
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I like him for what he was - whatever that may have been. I certainly never thought of him as the King... I just think of him as a damn good entertainer, that's all.[/QUOTE]
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
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Well, that's exactly my point.
I won't take credit away from Elvis as an entertainer because he was indeed one of the greatest performers of all time, but it sure takes a lot to call someone "The King", which is a title that puts you above everybody else considering that there were people a lot more talented than Elvis even during his prime.
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
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Well, that's exactly my point.
I won't take credit away from Elvis as an entertainer because he was indeed one of the greatest performers of all time, but it sure takes a lot to call someone "The King", which is a title that puts you above everybody else considering that there were people a lot more talented than Elvis even during his prime.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I like him for what he was - whatever that may have been. I certainly never thought of him as the King... I just think of him as a damn good entertainer, that's all.[/QUOTE]
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
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Well, that's exactly my point.
I won't take credit away from Elvis as an entertainer because he was indeed one of the greatest performers of all time, but it sure takes a lot to call someone "The King", which is a title that puts you above everybody else considering that there were people a lot more talented than Elvis even during his prime.[/QUOTE]
But of course! Hehe.
Then again - I might add, I've called him 'the King' before, but it really is a figure of speech... and I've never meant it literally as in 'the best there ever was'. It's just a term of endearment, I feel.
But anyhow!
Thats right! Thats how I feel. :-)
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Well, that's exactly my point.
I won't take credit away from Elvis as an entertainer because he was indeed one of the greatest performers of all time, but it sure takes a lot to call someone "The King", which is a title that puts you above everybody else considering that there were people a lot more talented than Elvis even during his prime.[/QUOTE]
But of course! Hehe.
Then again - I might add, I've called him 'the King' before, but it really is a figure of speech... and I've never meant it literally as in 'the best there ever was'. It's just a term of endearment, I feel.
But anyhow!