What song was the town's crowd singing when the indians (native americans, sorry) were about to demolish their town? Ep 707, Red Man's Greed
Song?
Jun 12, 2003, 5:53 PM ET26 posts by 12 postersalt.tv.southpark
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 17:53:13 -0400, "no" wrote:
Love Is A Battlefield, by Pat Benatar.
Jeremiah
Jeremiah Kristal wrote:
Thanks
"Jeremiah Kristal" wrote in message news:[email]...
americans,
Also sung by Mr Mackie when he turned to drugs and alcohol (mmmkay).
Love Is A Battlefield, by Pat Benatar ???
Pat Benatar lol no wonder no one knows it talk about a pathetic wash up lol
Pat sucked the sweat of a dead mans balls
Id rather get an anal probe from Captain Hook than her her crap...
sorry venting lol
ROHT
ROHT: President of the Hosehead fan club
I doubt it. She's gay.
The Vampire, "Muffin Man"
On 16 Jun 2003 07:10:30 GMT, [email] (The Vampire Muffin Man) wrote:
My wife has been married for three.
The Vampire, "Muffin Man"
"The Vampire Muffin Man" wrote in message news:[email]...
lol
On or about Mon, 16 Jun 2003 10:59:34 -0500, Heavyarms <> made the sensational claim that:
She was big in the 80's. Does anyone need a better reason than that?
No, the 80's were gay, totally gay.
On or about Wed, 18 Jun 2003 17:36:54 GMT, Gus made the sensational claim that:
As a classmate of mine once said: "What the **HELL** were we thinking???"
LooseChanj wrote:
The weird thing is I remember the beginning of the Nineties, when everyone said those very things about the Seventies. Give it another few years, and the Eighties will be cool again, and it'll be the Nineties' turn to be "gay". And then I'll feel well and truly old.
Uli
Ulrich Schreitmueller writes:
The 80's are already starting to be 'cool' again if you look at the fasion, advertising and (somewhat) music industries... It's not back in full force yet, but it will be soon.
On or about Wed, 18 Jun 2003 19:45:26 GMT, Burton Samograd made the sensational claim that:
Hair, hair metal, and the layered look can get shoved under a rock to make the world a better place. Oh jeebus hep me!
LooseChanj writes:
Actually, I was thinking more of:
1) "mod" and "new wave" styles 2) the emergence of 80's style radio stations (at least in my neck of the woods) 3) the combination of the two in advertising
Of course the whole zebra spandex, hairspray for guys, and heavy metal will probably never make a comeback...hopefully.
"Ulrich Schreitmueller" wrote in message news:bcqce2$bdl$[email]...
The 90's were gay. I mean, Vanilla Ice people!
On or about Thu, 19 Jun 2003 10:02:07 -0500, Heavyarms <> made the sensational claim that:
Believe it or not, Vanilla Ice is still selling out shows. I don't get it either.
"LooseChanj" wrote in message news:looIa.136240$[email]...
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I've heard this as well. The difference between now and then is. Early '90's Vanilla Ice: goofy brother wanna-be fade (remember "fades"?) hairdo rapper with baggy clothes, sold out 20,000 seat arenas. Late '90s-present Vanilla Ice: goofy hard-core metal wanna-be with shredded jeans, sells out 2,000 seat clubs.
I always thought that was the reaction when people looked back to the 70's. ;)
You don't know how funny I find this...
The Vampire, "Muffin Man"
"The Vampire Muffin Man" wrote in message news:[email]...
up
More importantly, WHY did you find it funny? I missed my own joke, I guess.
I thought it was funny because people didn't flinch when this:
was said, but when I said simply that she was gay, people got bent out of shape about it. Fine, only a little bit, but still...
The Vampire, "Muffin Man"
"The Vampire Muffin Man" wrote in message news:[email]...
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Oh, I get it now. Don't think I was getting bent out of shape about you calling Pat Benatar gay. I thought she was for the longest time, too.
That, and I kinda got her confused with Joan Jett.
The Vampire, "Muffin Man"
Oh, that's different. JJ is gay. ;)