greasetea loves ERASURE. Isn't it funny?

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somnium

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #1

don't feel ashamed to put your pink t-shirt, docile, imbecile child. go to gay clubs and dance like a queen, ok...honey? no matter if you are feeble and twisted like a monster, cause I'm sure you will find a booby exactly like you. then you both can go to your fetid room, play with your pokemons, your video games, and you can belch a lot. and, since you never had sex with a human being, you could try, but you're gonna feel so terrible without your clothes, faceing the hard verity!!! so, forget it, and get your barbie's make up kit, and try to change this disaster you use to call face. no, unfortunatelly nobody will love you, cause you are evil, ugly, unpolite, and even your parents are intending your death. i propose you to buy a gun and kill yourself. what more could you do, sissy? people often laugh at you... poor little darling!!!

***english in high standards***

there is no excuse for you english, wich is a trash. when i talk in english with polite people, it's often a pleasure, but your english is a shame, "little sister"... a SHAME!!!!!

ps.: have a nice day, if you can.

 

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Dancing Jellybean

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #2

...ehh ?

Errm...Morrissey's gay, though he "keeps it hidden" (so clever I am !) Does that make you gay ?

^_^

 

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YESSIROM

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #3

re: ... ohh !

> Errm...Morrissey's gay, though he "keeps it hidden"
> (so clever I am !) Does that make you gay ?

Errm ... Morrissey's straight, though he "keeps it hidden" (so clever I am). Does that make you straight ?

 

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Dancing Jellybean

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #4

Re: re: ... ohh !

> Errm ... Morrissey's straight, though he "keeps it
> hidden" (so clever I am). Does that make you straight ?

Oh please, you little bluffer. You should already know he's gay, he likes boys. He was possessive over Johnny ("Johnny's my bunny, go away Mr. Moss").. he has that 'gay' smile. Are you new to Morrissey ?

TRL is almost on, little boy. Go hurry up and catch it, don't piss your cotton pants you'll make it.

 

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hnia

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #5

Re: re: ... ohh !

> Oh please, you little bluffer. You should already know he's
> gay, he likes boys. He was possessive over Johnny
> ("Johnny's my bunny, go away Mr. Moss").. he has that
> 'gay' smile. Are you new to Morrissey ?

> TRL is almost on, little boy. Go hurry up and catch it, don't
> piss your cotton pants you'll make it.

Gay smile?

Physiognomy is a dangerous thing.

hnia

 

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YESSIRROM

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #6

Re: re: ... ohh !

You only insulted your mirror image. If you give something, and I don't receive it, then who has it?

 

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Cinderella

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #7

Re: re: ... ohh !

> Gay smile?

> Physiognomy is a dangerous thing.

"There's no art to find the minds construction in the face"

 

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elsberry

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #8

did you know erasure*s andy fancies morrissey?

actually I might not be here today if mr. bell hadn*t named morrissey his pin-up of the year back in '89 when I was oh so young and innocent and very much into erasure.
two weeks ago I had the opportunity to finally thank said mr.bell for this in an online-chat and he was quite pleased. so, don*t you assault erasure, will you?!

 

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somnium

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #9

Re: yes, i did

> actually I might not be here today if mr. bell hadn*t named
> morrissey his pin-up of the year back in '89 when I was oh so
> young and innocent and very much into erasure.
> two weeks ago I had the opportunity to finally thank said
> mr.bell for this in an online-chat and he was quite pleased. so,
> don*t you assault erasure, will you?!

No, I will not do that. Anyway I don't enjoy their songs, and I didn't say a single word to attack them... did I????

 

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somnium

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #10

Re: ...hmmmm...

> Errm...Morrissey's gay, though he "keeps it hidden"
> (so clever I am !) Does that make you gay ?

> ^_^

are you sure that he is gay? How can we know deep inside his mind??? ...See, I like gay people, but my point was: the BRAVE guy greasetea comes and start to insult everybody... but NOT ME. So, the BRAVE macho loves ERASURE, isn't it funny??? It's just a simple joke.

The answer for your question is: NO, YES, MAYBE.

 

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Cinderella

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• Oct 9, 2000

• #11

Re: ooh I love erasure

I do, and Andy Bell is just such a big sweetie pie...Oh and the sometimes video...can you say homoerotic?! Marvellous!!

 

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greasetea

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #12

"I say, I say, I say.."

Sinderella, I believe Man in the moon and Run to the Sun are the only two songs you and I have no orgasmed yet..so do try to pencil me in sometime you busy jakartarate Claude Vam Damme ogling pixie.

...you owe me.

Greasetea Bank United

 

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elsberry

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #13

Re: yes, i did

> No, I will not do that. Anyway I don't enjoy their songs, and I
> didn't say a single word to attack them... did I????

I don*t enjoy them much anymore, either - it*s just for historical reasons..

 

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somnium

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #14

Re: yes, i did

> I don*t enjoy them much anymore, either - it*s just for
> historical reasons..
I understand. It meant a lot for you, in your life.

 

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elsberry

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #15

Re: yes, i did

> I understand. It meant a lot for you, in your life.

yeah, I can laugh about it now, but at the time....

 

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hnia

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #16

Re: re: ... ohh !

> "There's no art to find the minds construction in the
> face"

Nice quote, source?

What about Mona Lisa's polemic smile?

hnia

 

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Cinderella

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #17

Re: Sorry That'd be From...

...Macbeth (or 'the scottish play' for all the thesbians amongst you).

Are you at all aquainted with it? I think it's just super!

 

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wicked wendy

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #18

Re: Sorry That'd be From...

> ...Macbeth (or 'the scottish play' for all the thesbians amongst
> you).

> Are you at all aquainted with it? I think it's just super!

Macbeth?
"Is this a dagger which I see in front of me, the handle twisted towards my hand (or sth like that)"

Wonderful. Gorgeous. Shakespeare really did know how to write. Macbeth also features those "wayward sisters", no?

Frailthy, thy name is ... wayward wendy.

 

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Cinderella

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #19

Re: She went mad with the guilt and just couldn't get those pinkies clean!

Simperingly super duper...Hamlet...the best without the tiniest sliver of a doubt

"Why she would hang on him as though increase of appetite had grown by what it fed on and yet within a month, let me not think on it...
> Frailty, thy name is ... wayward wendy. (possible alternative...sounds good?! Slightly more PC than 'woman', no?)

And yes those delightful little bubble toil and troublers are indeedy in 'the scottish play'...

"Who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him"

 

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wayward wendy

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• Oct 10, 2000

• #20

Re: and by opposing END them. To die, to sleep, no more.

> And yes those delightful little bubble toil and troublers are
> indeedy in 'the scottish play'...

yeah ...

The weird sisters, hand in hand,
Posters of the sea and land,
Thus go about, about,
Thrice to thine and thrice to mine
And thrice again, to make up nine.
Peace! the charm's wound up.

"We could go on forever", couldn't we? I always loved this one, so dear, so dear. My sister and I, we share this one for ever. Since my parents didn't want to put it on her tombstone, I slipped it in the coffin. I'll be weird, wayward and wicked.