| Re: Indian Song by ALChemy |
wilco 24.92.74.122 |
28-Nov-05/2:21 PM |
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Wild man,
bled in my vanities;
My graven ancient,
increase mass homicide.
So little left of you
to resurrect for you.
Wild man
God interred his head.
I dunno...best I could come up with.
9 for making me think...I'd give you a 10 but you made me think and that pissed me off. ;)
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/12:19 PM |
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Boy, Zodiac's gonna have no competition on this one. Try doubling up the syllables in some of the words by doubling the vowel sounds.
Wildman= Wi/i/i/ld/man= Why/ high/ eye/ old/ man. See?
It's suppose to force you to read it the way it would sound if it were sung to generic indian music.
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/12:10 PM |
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That's the best interpretation of the undecoded version of cryptic poem I've ever read. You know I do miss the old fart. Him and Bethy. She's somewhere singing to the robins in the trees and he's throwing his rock sculptures at them.
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| Re: a comment on A Modern Woman by Dovina |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/11:59 AM |
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No. The legacy of Da Vinci and Jesus have endured some pretty outrageous blasphemy and from what I've read and seen in documentaries I'd say The Da Vinci Code falls somewhere near the credibility of Hudson Hawk. I hear the movie's coming out anyway. So for entertainment purposes it might be worthwhile.
As far as Mary Magdalene goes I think it could be any one of the many theories of who she really was, but the reason I linked you is because this is testament supposedly written by a woman. I like the idea of an equal oppertunity Jesus. I think all women should read this even if only for the sense of validation in the bible.
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
INTRANSIT 152.163.100.138 |
28-Nov-05/11:56 AM |
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Perhaps if we all stand in a circle and hold hands chanting this, rockmage might come back.
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| Re: a comment on A Modern Woman by Dovina |
Dovina 209.247.222.92 |
28-Nov-05/11:30 AM |
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Thank you. Such finds are interesting. Have you read The Da Vince Code?
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| Re: a comment on A Modern Woman by Dovina |
Dovina 209.247.222.92 |
28-Nov-05/11:26 AM |
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You have related the ideas of colossal stupidity and somebody wanting to sleep with somebody.
Judge's ruling: Associative dimness.
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
Dovina 209.247.222.92 |
28-Nov-05/11:18 AM |
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Okay, done that. Draws a blank.
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| Re: a comment on Low by wilco |
Dovina 209.247.222.92 |
28-Nov-05/11:14 AM |
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A sad mans drinking song, not so experamental really. I guess you're looking for low votes, sorry, I hate to please.
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| Re: a comment on A Modern Woman by Dovina |
Dovina 209.247.222.92 |
28-Nov-05/10:59 AM |
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No, heâs saying that itâs not funny (i.e. sad) that no part of this conversation has any connection to his life and that all he sees in our talk is that men think women are pigs and women think men are pigs. It truly is sad. We must have the decency to provoke him no further on this sensitive issue.
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/7:23 AM |
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About the movie: If it's any consolation, I'd download it off Kazaa and watch it.
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/7:19 AM |
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You're on track. L4 is the weakest by far. If your interpretation sounds better than the original then I may lie and adopt it as my own.
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/6:50 AM |
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Did you read the lyrics? Have you seen the show? It's about a weakling who suddenly has superpowers thrusted on to him and he has no idea what to do with them. It's a comedy. It ends with "believe it or not it's just me". I was trying to say he's not a superhero but has been forced into being portrayed as one.
I didn't mean to break a golden rule. Just thought you'd get a chuckle out of it.
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| Re: a comment on A Modern Woman by Dovina |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/6:37 AM |
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You do realize you're saying you understand what goes on in Dovina's mind and more importantly you're not disgusted.
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
zodiac 217.144.7.195 |
28-Nov-05/6:35 AM |
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I'm going to call myself Sofia Coppola and the movie Lost in Translation with scary foreigners instead of cute Japanese ones and nobody as lovely as Scarlett Johanssen. God knows it'll flop for exactly that reason.
Disqualified. I'm tired of anything heroic being a metaphor for Jesus. Heroic things seem to be metaphors for Jesus because Jesus himself is a metaphor for heroic things.
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/6:24 AM |
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"The Islam movie is going to be pure visually-stunning plotless ensemble drama. Maybe unfortunately. ":
Call it a satire and they'll proclaim you "the ultimate supernatural hero" genius.
Here's the greatest poetry ever written about Jesus:
http://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/thegreatestamericanherolyrics.html
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
zodiac 217.144.7.195 |
28-Nov-05/6:24 AM |
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After we've given everyone a chance, I'll post my interpretation and see how far off it is. I've definitely got line 5, but now I'm worried about 6, which for me involved the unlikely word "resurrect".
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/6:11 AM |
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I just realized Dovina is Anne Rice.
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| Re: a comment on The mountain has come to Mohammed by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/6:06 AM |
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I think it must have something to do with NC. The bugs are huge here and you can't help but become fixated with them.
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| Re: a comment on Indian Song by ALChemy |
ALChemy 24.74.101.159 |
28-Nov-05/5:59 AM |
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Think of that generic indian music you hear in old westerns (Nahhh-nah-nana-nah-nahhh) and then try reading the poem out loud to that rhythm, then listen for the hidden words.
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