Re: An occasion for self-inventory

[scasterg@cd.columbus.oh.us (Stuart Castergine)]

>Please people, can't we all just get along? I tell you what, I'll go out
>of my way to atrract flames as a sort of a crossfire to get us off of this
>ugly playground banter...

Uh, OK, I'll go along (wink, wink)!

>
>On the basis of discussions on this newsgroups, I went out and purchased
>Sarah M's "Solace", and while I am pleased overall, and had actually heard
>"Into the Fire" maybe a dozen times on DMX, I was very worried about the
>first couplet on the album, which struck me as being terribly sophomoric.
>Sheesh, "yearning to be free"? I was waiting for "We'll make a better day"
>to come up next...
>

Hah, you undereducated cretin! You miserable excuse for a dog's smelly
parts! Do you know nothing of music? Do *you* have a PHD? How dare you
judge the quality of Sarah M's music. Why, You are but a bug! Your opinion
is nothing, do you hear? Bow down before your intellectual superiors, scum,
because your ridiculous attempt at criticism has exposed you for the
buffoon you are!

... there, how was that? Did you feel the heat? Are your eyebrows scorched?
Did we distract them?

:-) :-) :-) :-)

You really think it's sophomoric? Hmm, maybe, but I always liked the that
verse and I haven't been a sophomore for ages! I think I enjoy *how* she
sings the song more than what she says.

Stu

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scasterg@delphi.com == Stuart Castergine                          ---
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