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Very long hair on a woman is very femine and sexy, but few women have long hair Posted: 11/13/2009 10:10:23 AM
[QUOTE] Oh, yes. Because long hair is just all the rage in the gay community, isn't it? ^^ it is? not!.. at least not in my gay community [/QUOTE] Apparently, you did not detect my sarcasm.

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Very long hair on a woman is very femine and sexy, but few women have long hair Posted: 11/13/2009 9:26:56 AM
Now we are just getting into a flaming war. Really, what one person likes another doesn't, that's why we are all different. Which is perfectly acceptable. However, linking long hair to homosexuality and laziness is absolutely asinine. As far as long hair being feminine, of course it is, I disagree. Certain people have been conditioned to think of it as feminine, but that's the thing about conditioning. If a particular mindset is forced upon society long enough, there will be those who accept it as "the norm". Let's go back 20 years. White men with bald heads were not terribly common, and were often associated with Nazi skinheads, or it was assumed they were going through chemotherapy. But something happened along the way from then to now, didn't it? The bottom line is, making character or sexual assessements of people based on something as trivial as hair or lack of it is rather ignorant.

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Very long hair on a woman is very femine and sexy, but few women have long hair Posted: 11/13/2009 8:35:27 AM
I disagree!!! They look lazy and kind of gay.... Oh, yes. Because long hair is just all the rage in the gay community, isn't it? And the maintenance aspects kind of piss on your "lazy" theory. Would you care to go for strike three?

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How do you feel about Taylor Swift. Posted: 11/12/2009 4:24:25 PM
She's a cute girl. Hell, she's even a likeable girl. However, I do not understand all the mania surrounding her. Cuteness and likeability are just not enough for me personally to think of her as worthy of SO many awards. I just don't think she's a good live singer. Wynonna is right about it all being too much too soon. (However, coming from her, it makes her look like a bitter has-been.) But it's the fault of the labels. They no longer sign artists, nurture them, and let them grow into success. If they're not chart topping megastars on their first release, they're usually canned.

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Micheal Vick Posted: 8/21/2009 6:04:04 PM
There is no such thing as bad press Tell that to Pee Wee Herman.

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Guitar tabs and editors Posted: 8/19/2009 11:41:41 PM
TuxGuitar is what you want. It's 100% free and reads both Powertab and Guitar Pro files.

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UFC 101: Florian vs. Penn Posted: 8/3/2009 6:34:50 AM
I want Florian to win, but I don't think he will. I've lost all respect for Penn. As for Silva/Griffin, I'm picking Silva. Silva knows he can't pull another Dance Fever routine like he has in this last two fights. Griffin will be pressing too hard to allow that to happen. But in the end, Silva's superior skill set will lead him to victory.

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is it possible to never or rarely fight? Posted: 3/16/2009 2:17:36 PM
Yes. I was in a relationship for almost 6 years, and can't recall a single heated argument with her. It was like being with one of my male friends, but she was female, of course. Then again, I took my time getting to know her to discover just how compatible we were, instead of jumping in head first letting lust guide the way.

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Fear of Generic Pop Music Taking Over... Posted: 3/4/2009 5:06:15 PM
People are never going to be satisfied. On one hand, they complain about pop music and the lack of exposure their favorite more obscure artists receive, yet many of them would be among the first to abandon these bands the instant they achieved any kind of mainstream recognition. "Oh no! They're not MY band anymore! All the mall kids listen to them now! Those sellouts!" Furthermore, alternatives to pop will ALWAYS exist. Always. So, I don't see what the concern is over.

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Rock Stars & Their Egos Posted: 2/19/2009 5:28:45 AM
A total apples and oranges situation here. Tommy Lee and Neil Peart are two completely different drummers. But Neil Peart overrated? He wishes he could fill like Tommy Lee does?? That's hysterical. I'm going to go out on a limb and say Neil is perfectly satisfied with his own fills over Tommy's.

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New Metallica album Posted: 2/9/2009 6:41:08 PM
Metallica handled the entire Napster situation very poorly. They essentially spied on their fans. That's despicable, in my opinion. Not being a musician? I've been a musician over 25 years now. And I never said Paris Hilton's album was on any top selling of all time list. My point was that it sold. It may have sold only 30,000 for all I know, but that's 30,000 too many considering she hasn't a shred of singing ability.

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What was so great about Elvis Presley Posted: 2/9/2009 4:56:38 PM
He didn't reinvent the wheel musically, but that doesn't really matter. Everyone is influenced by something or someone. He made an impact, a very significant one, whether you like him or not.

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New Metallica album Posted: 2/8/2009 9:05:36 PM
And to all the people who want to criticize them, come back when you've sold 10 million albums lol! Album sales are no measuring stick for talent. Milli Vanilli, anyone? Paris Hilton, anyone? And do I have to be a chef to say I don't like a specific dish? Of course not. So, I shouldn't have to sell 10 million records to crticize a band or artist. My issue with Metallica has been their hypocrisy. They've given into damn near everything they once claimed to have disdain for, and I don't respect that at all.

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journey Posted: 2/8/2009 6:26:50 PM
Journey was a band started by Gregg Rolie and Neal Schoen. Gregg decided to leave the band and go to work with his dad. He wanted to leave the music scene. That was when Perry came in to do vocals. I never cared for Perry. I don't listen to any Journey without Gregg. Perry had a lousy voice and he turned Journey into a more pop sounding band. Gregg and Neal meant for Journey to be a real rock band. A few years later Ross and Gregg put a band together called The Storm (heavy rock but not quite metal). The Storm cut 2 albums both of which were taken out of distribution almost as soon as the albums were released. I have both releases from The Storm, and they're as pop (if not more) as anything Journey ever did. Not to mention, Kenny Chalfant, the singer for the side project, sounded so much like Perry, that many thought it was Perry when their first single hit the airwaves. In my opinion, Journey didn't become less "rock" when Perry joined the band. They simply updated their sound. It's just that their ballads were the most successful. It's not like they went from being Metallica to Lawrence Welk.

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the list on your profile Posted: 2/7/2009 9:31:40 AM
So to say you will not date a person because of their race religon, blah blah, is jsut stupid. Yeah, how dare anyone have preferences. You know, I prefer not to eat crab. What a horrible crabophobe this makes me. Oooooh.

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What was more impressive ? Posted: 2/6/2009 11:57:50 AM
Jordan. It was a completely different Knicks team back then.

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What songs were more challenging to play than you originally thought? Posted: 2/5/2009 6:44:07 PM
Seal's " Kiss From a Rose",, complicated. My kids are learning to transpose it into chords I can play. This song is a nightmare to do vocally. It's a vocal rollercoaster ride.

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UFC : George St.Pierre vs BJ Penn 2 Posted: 2/4/2009 3:40:07 PM
This sh*t is so stupid. GSP's win has been upstaged by all of this nonsense. I pity anyone who believes Vaseline played even a marginal role in Penn losing.

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Super Bowl XLIII thread: Steelers vs. Cardinals Posted: 2/1/2009 8:57:44 PM
STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!! Damn, this game drained me emotionally.

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UFC : George St.Pierre vs BJ Penn 2 Posted: 1/31/2009 9:54:32 PM
A huge "LMAO" at all the Machida critics. He made Silva look absolutely ridiculous. GSP winning was no surprise either. I'm glad he won.

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UFC : George St.Pierre vs BJ Penn 2 Posted: 1/29/2009 7:00:19 PM
I've been with the sport since UFC 1, and the last two years have been full of surprises that I'm sure many didn't see coming. Gonzaga dropping Cro Cop in brutal fashion, a former WWE wrestler becoming champion, Mir dominating Nog, Rampage making quick work of Silva, Serra taking the belt from GSP, just to name a few. This sport is so unpredictable that I won't even make "certain" predictions for Fedor fights.

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UFC : George St.Pierre vs BJ Penn 2 Posted: 1/29/2009 8:55:58 AM
lol @ anyone predicting the outcomes of fights with any sense of certainty. Last year alone was a big lesson on how unpredictable this sport is.

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How should a very fit 40 year old dress? Posted: 1/28/2009 11:01:35 AM
I think the biggest problem is we now have 40 something year old women idolizing 20 year olds. Shouldn't it be the other way around??? Who the hell do these younger girls have to look up to?? Older women trying to imitate them. That's who. There was a time when things weren't like this, and it wasn't that long ago. Somewhere along the way, women forgot how to look sexy and glamourous without looking like a stripper. But hell, we live in a society today that glorifies this crap, and in general, women are being treated worse than ever before and feeling less respected. I'm sure it's just coincidence, though. Right?

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Women going to bars alone Posted: 1/27/2009 11:48:48 AM
I think anyone going to bars alone is pretty lame. I think the opposite, myself. People who refuse to go to them alone are the kind of people that can't do much of anything alone, and are more likely to be the clingy types in a romantic relationship.

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Picks for Affliction and WEC cards this weekend Posted: 1/24/2009 11:26:07 PM
I would make a list of all of Tito's blunders, but I don't want to be typing all night. I literally laughed out loud when he said "prime-ear" instead of premiere. So, it looks like Barnett is next in line for Fedor. I just don't see Barnett winning.

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Picks for Affliction and WEC cards this weekend Posted: 1/24/2009 9:15:23 PM
I must say, that was a great event. The Lindland knockout was pretty scary. I've never seen anything like that before. Vitor looked like his old self tonight. The Fedor knockout. Holy sh*t. I didn't even see it the first time around. I had no idea what the hell happened. For sheer entertainment value alone, this was spectacular. Tito's horrible commentary added comedic value on top of it all.

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women with a lot of male friends Posted: 1/24/2009 9:38:00 AM
all im saying is that for you to be "friends" one of the three HAS to apply... he is gay he is not attracted to you he is attracted to you, but he is getting sex from someone who he feels is better than you. This is correct. Frankly, I don't know how it can be disputed. But hey, apparently women know and understand more about men than men do.

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Go Steelers anyone watching them today? Posted: 1/22/2009 3:12:38 AM
seriously rothlisberger may be gettin up there in age but his size and mobility u can't touch him if you do he'll knock you down amazing qb i vote hall of fame. Wow, we must have conflicting definitions of old. If Ben is "getting up there in age", then Brett Favre is a senior citizen.

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afc/nfc champ games...break em down Posted: 1/19/2009 8:42:02 AM
Believe it or not, in all my years, I had never watched an entire Cardinals game until yesterday. And I must say, Fitzgerald has me concerned. He's pretty damn impressive. Hopefully, the awesome Steelers defense can shut him down. Win or lose, it's going to be a bummer to see this season end. There was a lot of great Steeler football played this year.

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afc/nfc champ games...break em down Posted: 1/18/2009 8:24:18 PM
I sure hope Ward is going to be ready for the Super Bowl. It sucked losing him in the first quarter.

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Go Steelers anyone watching them today? Posted: 1/18/2009 7:21:44 PM
F*ck, that game felt like it was a week long. Thank God the Steelers won, though.

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How should a very fit 40 year old dress? Posted: 1/18/2009 9:55:32 AM
why is it there are dress codes for women and none for men? None for men? Can you imagine a 42 year old man with his hair dyed pink, his nose, lip, and eyebrow pierced, rocking ripped jeans and a skull and crossbones t-shirt? He would be a laughing stock. I'm all for not letting others decide how you should look, but at the same time, I can't help but laugh at 40-something women desperately trying to mold themselves after the likes of Paris Hilton and Britney Spears.

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do people plan dates anymore? Posted: 1/17/2009 8:58:02 AM
I think most guys prefer to "hang out" so they don`t have to be obligated to make plans, spend money, dress up, or try to impress. They like to call you a friend because they want to be non committal. Both are basically to try to have their cake and eat it to, and get you in that FWB zone. If you hang out with a friend and sex just happens, Oh well, that`s a FWB. If you actually date and sex happens, it might be considered a relationship, and as we all know, most men would much more prefer the FWB thing where they don`t have to do anything or be held accountable. With your sunny disposition, I can't envision you receiving anything less than a marriage proposal from a man the very second he meets you.

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Have you found and then lost your soulmate? Posted: 1/17/2009 1:08:06 AM
Bah I could go on forever, but I think I've made a good enough stab at this beast that continues to rear its ugly head... There is no such thing as a soulmate, we fall in love with those around us, and hope for the best. Perhaps it is human ego that likes to build things up with words like "fated" or "pre-destined", but the simple fact of the matter is you met up by chance or desire, found some common ground, and hopefully worked and sacrificed together to make it work, but it could have happened with the next person down the road so long as they met up to your personal preferences... Each love is different in its own way, and you could find it with different people... Thank you, thank you, thank you. It's good to see a fellow realist. It's sad to think we are perceived as unromantic and pessimistic for merely not living in a land of Fairy Tales. I've never been a believer in the concept of "soulmates", either, or the notion that's there's a pre-destined great love for everyone . Too many people die without even so much as falling in love with someone for this to be true. As you said, it's about chance, but so many have opted not to believe in it.

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If you were to go on American/Canadian Idol..... Posted: 1/15/2009 4:49:01 AM
I would do Journey's "Separate Ways". I've done an acoustic guitar rendition of it many times, and it's always gets a good response. I'm sure I would make it to at least Hollywood, but beyond that, I don't know. But it doesn't matter, anyway. I'm not within the age limit to be on the show.

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girlfriend says she has lots of male friends who would fight for her Posted: 1/13/2009 5:02:47 AM
I could mean many things, but it was still a juvenile thing to say. If a woman ever said that to me, I would question her about it immediately. There are women out there who are quick to turn to their super-hero wanna-be male friends when a guy breaks up with her, even if the breakup is justified. Next thing you know, these d*ckheads are at your front door.

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Go Steelers anyone watching them today? Posted: 1/12/2009 8:27:40 AM
I'm still content about the Steelers winning 3 years ago. I think a fan of a team starts really getting the Superbowl itch from their teams if they either haven't won it before or haven't won it in a long time like 10 or more years, then the disappointment factor when your team loses in the playoffs goes up 10 fold. I'm pretty much in the same boat. Their Super Bowl win 3 years ago was satisfying enough to last me a lifetime. I saw them win it back in 1980, but I was only 10. I wanted to see them win at least one more in my lifetime. It sure took long enough. I'm definitely hyped up over the possibilty of another one Super Bowl win this season, but I won't be too devastated now if it doesn't happen. As for the game last night, they played great all around.

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The Modern Day Knight in Shinning Armor aka known as Prince Charming! Posted: 1/12/2009 6:50:44 AM
Hey, I've got an idea. Since many of you have some sort of objection to just meeting a good man/woman, and long for fantasy characters, why not go to a Ren Faire? I'm sure you'll find plenty of "knights", "princes", and "princesses" at one of them. If you're really lucky, maybe you'll find one that will speak in nothing but Old English all the time. I'm sureth thateth would never becometh annoying.

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UFC : George St.Pierre vs BJ Penn 2 Posted: 1/11/2009 2:10:33 PM
I'm going with GSP.

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WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH COUNTRY MUSIC? Posted: 1/10/2009 2:51:19 AM
yung country crap in the 90's? all downhill since then?? WTF are you talking about man?? Country music is HUGE!! People who don't like it are VERY closeminded. If any of you like Elvis, then well guess what? If it wasn't for artists like him, hank williams and Willie Nelson, country music today would be NOTHING! I can name a bunch of great artists here, who sold more albums, had more #1 hits, and had better $$$ making tours than any other musical artists around. 80's metal crap and grunge are so over... I was speaking in terms of quality, not sales. A lot of the "country" today is pop with steel guitars. A far cry from what the likes of Hank, Willie, Waylon, and Merle were doing years ago. THEY are country music. Furthermore, not liking a specific genre of making doesn't make someone close minded. Surely, there's a genre you don't like. Does that make you close minded? As for 80's music, it's certainly not over. There are many 80's acts currently touring, and they wouldn't be doing so if no one was attending the shows.

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Eric Johnson fans? Posted: 1/9/2009 11:27:54 AM
Definitely one of my favorites. He has an amazing tone that's unparalleled, and such a fluid style. The best part is he's one of the most humble guys in the business.

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Do men really want women to look their age? Posted: 1/8/2009 5:31:12 PM
Anyone who finds it necessary to have surgeries just to appease the opposite sex must enjoy jumping through hoops for people. Some people do have it for themselves you know !! Right. It has nothing to do with OTHER PEOPLE who will look at them. They simply do it for no other reason than to admire "themselves" in the mirror.

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WHAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH COUNTRY MUSIC? Posted: 1/8/2009 4:41:13 PM
It all started with that "young country" crap in the 90's, and it's been pretty much downhill since then.

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words as bait Posted: 1/8/2009 12:11:25 PM
Awww, the poor women here have it SO bad. My heart bleeds for them. Truly. They have to do nothing more than be attractive and post their pictures to guarantee an onslaught of messages, while men in general have to be not only attractive, but must also dazzle women with words immediately. Fck that. Perhaps women might have better luck if they leave their "princess diva" complex at the door and stop expecting men to be a court jester, a college professor, and a romance novel writer in his first attempt at making any sort of contact with her. Get over yourselves. Seriously. Be thankful that anyone gives a sht to contact you. You never know when those days may be gone. A simple "hey there, how are you?" might mean the world to you one day.

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Question about Women and Progressive Rock/Metal. Posted: 1/7/2009 1:11:20 AM
Women who like prog don't grow on trees, but they're out there. I know a few. The reason you won't find many female fans is simply because you'll rarely find sugary sweet, easy to swallow, lovey dovey lyrics or sing along choruses in many of the songs. The focus is primarily on musicianship. It's not the kind of music they can dance to, either. It's a bit difficult for them to shake their moneymaker to songs with odd time signatures and frequent changes.

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Who will win superbowl 43? Posted: 1/6/2009 1:11:26 PM
STEELERS!! But their game with Chargers does have me a little nervous. They're one of those pesky teams that just seems to throw a monkeywrench in everyone's playoff hopes, but never actually reach the promised land themselves.

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Music Confession! Posted: 1/5/2009 8:16:34 PM
But people really hate Kingdom Clone, as they are better known for recycled Led Zep riffs... and I love all things Zep, recycled or not. I always thought Kingdom Come got a bad rap. Sure, the Zeppelin influence is quite obvious, but they were still a good band. And though I'm sure no Zeppelin fan wants to hear this, Lenny Wolf (singer for Kingdom Come) can sing circles around Robert Plant.

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Brett Michels...WTF? Posted: 1/5/2009 12:52:22 PM
I've met Bret, and he was really cool, but this show is just unwatchable. It celebrates everything I loathe about modern day woman. I had only seen commercials for the "Rock of Love". I never watched actually watched an episode, but I saw about ten minutes of his new show last night. Disgusting, but I guess he's just trying to survive. Though he's widely considered one of the biggest pricks in the music industry (fairly, but sometimes unfairly), Axl Rose turned down an offer from VH1 to do a reality show of his own. In fact, he said " I will pay VH1 $2 million to leave me the f*ck alone."

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Kevin Nash shoots on Ric Flair. Funny stuff. Posted: 1/4/2009 12:31:03 PM
Flair is f*cking hilarious. His old WCW interviews with Gene Okerlund were hysterical. "Meeeeeeeeeeeeeean WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO by God, GENE!!!" (takes jacket off, slams it in the middle of the ring, and drops an elbow on it.) Then a heckler would yell something at him, to which he would reply with "You shut your mouth, fat boy!" Priceless.

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Favorite MMA fighters Posted: 1/4/2009 11:53:17 AM
Why not? The guy has super skills, and has an amazing knack for making his opponants look like total jokes. His fighting style isn't for everyone. But........the guy is very talented. I agree. He's not exactly a walking highlight reel, but he uses his style to do what matters most.....and that's win.

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