i feel silly for asking....
is it pronounced my-kah or mee-kah?
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i feel silly for asking....
is it pronounced my-kah or mee-kah? [/QUOTE]
I was wondering the same thing! I think it's Mee-kah....:S
off subject...But....same thing with David Bowie. How do you pronounce it? BOH-wie or....BA-wie? lmao...random :P
is it pronounced my-kah or mee-kah? [/QUOTE]
I was wondering the same thing! I think it's Mee-kah....:S
off subject...But....same thing with David Bowie. How do you pronounce it? BOH-wie or....BA-wie? lmao...random :P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]August R. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And to Sir GH, this has nothing to do with being stupid or weak, as you suggested in your earlier reply. It's just basic psychology. Attitudes tend to polarize in situations like this, as tastes differ.[/QUOTE]
Yes, but I'll continue to insist that it's the stupid and weak ones who get sucked into such simplistic polarization. People who uncritically like and dislike artists are the ones who keep our mainstream in full vigour. I will always stand firmly as a reaction to that. The arts should stand for expressiveness and expanding oneself to appreciate new styles of art, but instead it is polluted by a plethora of bland black and white statements made by the majority. Look at the posts in this topic and others. How many people are eloquently explaining why their tastes are what they are? A forum should be a place to discuss things, not to simply have one's beliefs validated by a few equally narrow-minded people who share an opinion. But unfortunately that's what these places often become.
"The reason why the mainstream is referred to as a stream is because it's so shallow." --George Carlin
Yes, but I'll continue to insist that it's the stupid and weak ones who get sucked into such simplistic polarization. People who uncritically like and dislike artists are the ones who keep our mainstream in full vigour. I will always stand firmly as a reaction to that. The arts should stand for expressiveness and expanding oneself to appreciate new styles of art, but instead it is polluted by a plethora of bland black and white statements made by the majority. Look at the posts in this topic and others. How many people are eloquently explaining why their tastes are what they are? A forum should be a place to discuss things, not to simply have one's beliefs validated by a few equally narrow-minded people who share an opinion. But unfortunately that's what these places often become.
"The reason why the mainstream is referred to as a stream is because it's so shallow." --George Carlin
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Kween<h6>Indeed... wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i feel silly for asking....
is it pronounced my-kah or mee-kah? [/QUOTE]
I was wondering the same thing! I think it's Mee-kah....:S
off subject...But....same thing with David Bowie. How do you pronounce it? BOH-wie or....BA-wie? lmao...random :P[/QUOTE]
really? you don know?
boh-wie XD
is it pronounced my-kah or mee-kah? [/QUOTE]
I was wondering the same thing! I think it's Mee-kah....:S
off subject...But....same thing with David Bowie. How do you pronounce it? BOH-wie or....BA-wie? lmao...random :P[/QUOTE]
really? you don know?
boh-wie XD
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]August R. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]And to Sir GH, this has nothing to do with being stupid or weak, as you suggested in your earlier reply. It's just basic psychology. Attitudes tend to polarize in situations like this, as tastes differ.[/QUOTE]
Yes, but I'll continue to insist that it's the stupid and weak ones who get sucked into such simplistic polarization. People who uncritically like and dislike artists are the ones who keep our mainstream in full vigour. I will always stand firmly as a reaction to that. The arts should stand for expressiveness and expanding oneself to appreciate new styles of art, but instead it is polluted by a plethora of bland black and white statements made by the majority. Look at the posts in this topic and others. How many people are eloquently explaining why their tastes are what they are? A forum should be a place to discuss things, not to simply have one's beliefs validated by a few equally narrow-minded people who share an opinion. But unfortunately that's what these places often become.
&quot;The reason why the mainstream is referred to as a stream is because it's so shallow.&quot; --George Carlin
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Haha.. I live for Mr. Carlin. I don't care how shallow that makes me... he manages to lighten even my shittiest moods somehow.
Yes, but I'll continue to insist that it's the stupid and weak ones who get sucked into such simplistic polarization. People who uncritically like and dislike artists are the ones who keep our mainstream in full vigour. I will always stand firmly as a reaction to that. The arts should stand for expressiveness and expanding oneself to appreciate new styles of art, but instead it is polluted by a plethora of bland black and white statements made by the majority. Look at the posts in this topic and others. How many people are eloquently explaining why their tastes are what they are? A forum should be a place to discuss things, not to simply have one's beliefs validated by a few equally narrow-minded people who share an opinion. But unfortunately that's what these places often become.
&quot;The reason why the mainstream is referred to as a stream is because it's so shallow.&quot; --George Carlin
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Haha.. I live for Mr. Carlin. I don't care how shallow that makes me... he manages to lighten even my shittiest moods somehow.