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Throwing Off Glass meaning?
#16

tigerthelion Wrote:If I saw a car full of mullets or mohawks, I'd either stay the hell away from the skanks or try to beat the crap out of them.

Dude, judging by that statement, YOU ARE IN the car full of haircuts... :thumb:
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#17

vicariousmartyr Wrote:
tigerthelion Wrote:If I saw a car full of mullets or mohawks, I'd either stay the hell away from the skanks or try to beat the crap out of them.

Dude, judging by that statement, YOU ARE IN the car full of haircuts... :thumb:

No, I'm more of an indivual. It's my own personal distate, not that of a group that I'm in. It's obvious, to me anyway, that anyone with a mohawk is either into punk music or is just trying to get people to stare. Also, I don't think I've seen a mohawk without the old chain on the wallet and baggy pants.
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#18

To me, it's always been about a daughter: growing up, facing fears, and looking to her father to explain it all, make it all right. The father is anxious himself about being capable of such a lofty responsibilty.

A friend of mine who recently lost her dad, read the lyrics, without ever hearing the song, and broke down in tears.

Perhaps other daughters can relate.
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#19

Stephen Dame Wrote:Perhaps other daughters can relate.

More on a mother/daughter level, yes.
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#20

tigerthelion Wrote:
vicariousmartyr Wrote:
tigerthelion Wrote:If I saw a car full of mullets or mohawks, I'd either stay the hell away from the skanks or try to beat the crap out of them.

Dude, judging by that statement, YOU ARE IN the car full of haircuts... :thumb:

No, I'm more of an indivual. It's my own personal distate, not that of a group that I'm in. It's obvious, to me anyway, that anyone with a mohawk is either into punk music or is just trying to get people to stare. Also, I don't think I've seen a mohawk without the old chain on the wallet and baggy pants.

Yeah, sorry, didnt mean to 'group' you or stereotype (even though I did), just the 'beating up' statement sounded kinda ridiculous
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#21

one small question from one small person.

"Why is the world so creepy?" Indeed

GD

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"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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#22

So has anyone got the video yet, any chance of putting it on the ftp?
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#23

vicariousmartyr Wrote:
tigerthelion Wrote:
vicariousmartyr Wrote:
tigerthelion Wrote:If I saw a car full of mullets or mohawks, I'd either stay the hell away from the skanks or try to beat the crap out of them.

Dude, judging by that statement, YOU ARE IN the car full of haircuts... :thumb:

No, I'm more of an indivual. It's my own personal distate, not that of a group that I'm in. It's obvious, to me anyway, that anyone with a mohawk is either into punk music or is just trying to get people to stare. Also, I don't think I've seen a mohawk without the old chain on the wallet and baggy pants.

Yeah, sorry, didnt mean to 'group' you or stereotype (even though I did), just the 'beating up' statement sounded kinda ridiculous

Yeah, I can't argue with that. Smile
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#24

Tthip Wrote:one small question from one small person.

"Why is the world so creepy?" Indeed

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Very cool... Gord sums up as only he can the beauty of the song and the challenge we all face of living our life in times like these, in a world like this.
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