>again: notice that i have not voiced an opinion on Pulp
>Fiction the movie in this post (or any of your other
>dick-greasing posts on the subject)

Riiight.

That's why you decided to rally to the defense
of your boyfriend.

Because you disagree with him?

Lol.


>on the other hand, i DO know that you said something ignorant
>and wrong. and i pointed it out. and now you mad.

Do tell? What I say?


>*jerk-off motion*

*people's eyebrow*


>Damaja never said the music was the only or even the PRIMARY
>reason the movie was good.

Lol. Who the fuck said that?

When you ask me:

"OE, why do you like 'Do the Right Thing'?", I could
give you about 50 answers, none of which would be the
use of music, which was incidentally much better than
the use of music in 'Pulp Fiction'.

That's because that would be an irrelevant reason
why the movie was good.

And anyone who starts using shit like that I'm going
to accuse of manufacturing reasons.





>considering the fact that when you have a jukebox soundtrack
>rather rather than an original composed score, the very
>*selection/compilation* of the soundtrack constitutes its
>"use"

Plea-copping are we?

Don't make arguments for him.

I mean, 'Dead Presidents' had one of the best
Jukebox soundtracks ever.

It had nothing to do with why I liked the movie.

And most people who own the soundtrack barely liked
the movie.

And it wasn't a score, but a jukebox soundtrack.


I mean, I can't for the life of me understand why
the fuck you're so amped up in here, ox.


>again: you're tilting at the windmills.
>
>that was an ancilliary observation and not the main point.

No, you're trying to give Tarantino credit for white
people's appreciation of Al Green. You wouldn't have
mentioned it if you didn't feel that way.

If you didn't feel that you, than you should have shut the
fuck up and kept it moving.

That dumbass statement proves my point -- you are giving
the FILM PROPS FOR SHIT that it DID NOT INTEND TO DO,
and even worse DID NOT DO.

It didn't mean to get white people listening to Al Green.

I didn't get white people listening to Al Green.

And even if it DID, that has nothing to do with the
film being good or bad, so I still win.



Hehehe.




>but you can huff and puff at it if it makes you feel smarter
>or manlier.

No, the size of my brain and dick make me feel smarter and
manlier.


>ok, i've already wasted enough time replying this far... i'm
>gonna just have to skip the rest. i'm sure it's as riddled
>with non sequiturs as the first half.
>
>feel free to have the last word, though (i've found that
>letting a bitch have last word works wonders in getting her
>quit flapping her soup-coolers)


Will do.

Real talk, its not that serious, fam.




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