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91751, but that doesn't make any sense.
Posted by natlawdp, Tue Apr-22-08 11:52 AM
>>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)
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>Riiight.
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>That's why you decided to rally to the defense
>of your boyfriend.
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>Because you disagree with him?
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>Lol.
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>>on the other hand, i DO know that you said something
>ignorant
>>and wrong. and i pointed it out. and now you mad.
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>Do tell? What I say?
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>>*jerk-off motion*
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>*people's eyebrow*
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>>Damaja never said the music was the only or even the PRIMARY
>>reason the movie was good.
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>Lol. Who the fuck said that?
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>When you ask me:
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>"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'.
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>That's because that would be an irrelevant reason
>why the movie was good.
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>And anyone who starts using shit like that I'm going
>to accuse of manufacturing reasons.
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>>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"
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>Plea-copping are we?
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>Don't make arguments for him.
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>I mean, 'Dead Presidents' had one of the best
>Jukebox soundtracks ever.
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>It had nothing to do with why I liked the movie.
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>And most people who own the soundtrack barely liked
>the movie.
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>And it wasn't a score, but a jukebox soundtrack.
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>I mean, I can't for the life of me understand why
>the fuck you're so amped up in here, ox.
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>>again: you're tilting at the windmills.
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>>that was an ancilliary observation and not the main point.
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>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.
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>If you didn't feel that you, than you should have shut the
>fuck up and kept it moving.
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>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.
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>It didn't mean to get white people listening to Al Green.
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>I didn't get white people listening to Al Green.
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>And even if it DID, that has nothing to do with the
>film being good or bad, so I still win.
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>Hehehe.
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>>but you can huff and puff at it if it makes you feel smarter
>>or manlier.
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>No, the size of my brain and dick make me feel smarter and
>manlier.
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>>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.
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>>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)
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>Will do.
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>Real talk, its not that serious, fam.
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