All right, fess up guys..

I've seen it, you've all seen it I'm sure, and frankly it's pretty annoying. Who here goes out of their way to add little words like "darling", "love", "my friend" in their sentences just to sound like they're Freddie? It's so god damn lame and just makes you guys look like posers. I'm already astonished at the implications of some people that they consider going gay or something nuts just because they love Queen so much(specifically Freddie; do I need to point out Treasure Moment?).

Just fess up, did any of you guys ever talk like this BEFORE Queen? I'm doubting it, and it's pretty effing annoying to see people acting like posers. Reminds me of morons that go around with their barely grown mustaches, wearing a huge hoodie and baggy jeans trying to act gansta even though they probably just decided to imitate the style so they can fit in. -_-

Hopefully Queen fans doesn't start a trend of heterosexuals acting gay just cuz they think it's some sort of cool style. Freddie was great, but HE was Freddie. Not you....

You mentioned Treasure Moment again.

Oh, no. Certainly not.

I was having daily homosexual intercourse with my brother before I had ever heard of Queen.

Now we do it constantly, though. We're actually doing it RIGHT NOW! 

But that has nothing to do with Queen and/or Freddie! How silly of you, dear!

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I've seen it, you've all seen it I'm sure, and frankly it's pretty annoying. Who here goes out of their way to add little words like "darling", "love", "my friend" in their sentences just to sound like they're Freddie? It's so god damn lame and just makes you guys look like posers. I'm already astonished at the implications of some people that they consider going gay or something nuts just because they love Queen so much(specifically Freddie; do I need to point out Treasure Moment?).

Just fess up, did any of you guys ever talk like this BEFORE Queen? I'm doubting it, and it's pretty effing annoying to see people acting like posers. Reminds me of morons that go around with their barely grown mustaches, wearing a huge hoodie and baggy jeans trying to act gansta even though they probably just decided to imitate the style so they can fit in. -_-

Hopefully Queen fans doesn't start a trend of heterosexuals acting gay just cuz they think it's some sort of cool style. Freddie was great, but HE was Freddie. Not you....
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Sure. I'd like also large fries and Coke with no ice. Thanks. Keep the change.

I've always said fuck,

Does that make me a Freddie/Queen imitator?

Is it OK for me to add "darlings" and such if I'm wearing a huge hoodie and baggy jeans trying to act gansta?

shoemanbundy wrote:

"Who here goes out of their way to add little words like "darling", "love", "my friend" in their sentences just to sound like they're Freddie?"


Adding "my friend" to a sentence would make you sound like John McCain, darling.

come on darling, you know damn well you like to sound like dear old fred too

This is a pointless thread.

I have never talked like that, and doubt I ever will.  I really like Freddie and Queen, but I never would do that.  Only EXTREME Freddie fans would do that.



"Women are like modern paintings.  If you try to understant them, you can't enjoy them." Freddie Mercury

Do you know what sarcasm means, dahling?

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Do you know what sarcasm means, dahling?
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Not when it's through text where there's no context due to the lack of voicing, nope.

I can still recall some guy on here saying his wife heard him singing and his wife thought it was Freddie, to which he replied "It's not Freddie darling, it's me!". Look back on it it could have been sarcasm....but then again, you know how some fans are :p

What would you expect? For him to say to his [b]wife[/b] "It's me bitch"?

[i]Just fess up, did any of you guys ever talk like this BEFORE Queen?

[/i]Yes, I did. :-)

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What would you expect? For him to say to his [b]wife[/b] "It's me bitch"?
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LOL