Yes. The Game does tend to bring out the best in ignorant people. The best I've heard (aside from people trying to tell me that CLTCL is an Elvis ditty) is someone actually thought that it is an actual game.
That bit in Somebody To Love did annoy me at first - but I got used to it. However, I don't think I'll ever get used to someone calling A Kind Of Magic 'It's A Kind Of Magic'. Am I alone in wanting to do something illegal to whoever calls it that?
And finally, the 'marijuana' line in AOBTD - I hate it with a passion. That's all I have to say on this subject.
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there r many alternatives 2 kazaa some being limewire emule and bit torrent my fav being emule since i just d/l FM trib from it
I live to give.
Somebody who said CLTCL was an Elvis tune even produced the Elvis version (The Game version). I put on The Game and said 'Listen to this'. Then I thrashed the person in question.
They deserve it. Fuckers.
Somebody who said CLTCL was an Elvis tune even produced the Elvis version (The Game version). I put on The Game and said 'Listen to this'. Then I thrashed the person in question.
They deserve it. Fuckers.
what should we use instead of kazaa???
ever thought of using an Album??? They come from 'shops' you may find that these are what people who aren't leaches use.
And where can we find these "shops" ?
That is a good question.
Um, Well, when you guys said that on AOBTD, the line, 'it's fun to smoke marijuana', that you hear it, I don't. Can you just hear it on the record, and not on the CD? I only have the CD. Do you have to spin in backwards on the record like people say? Or can you just hear it if it plays? Sorry if this sounds stupid, I'm just lost. I just never heard that line in the song.
I've heard it, but it doesn't sound like anything other than a bunch of garbled words to me. If you listen hard enough, it sort of sounds a bit like 'It's fun to smoke marijuana', but only if you were looking for them to say that.
When does it say it in the song?
During the chorus. Just reverse 'Another one bites the dust'.