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water over wine
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posted by: Costanza (reply) post date: 08.11.04 (8:22 pm) I really think I'd choose the wine over the water. Its about the smootest form the demon alcohol comes in. Give me a good old bottle of Canadian Port 74 anyday! Cheers posted by: cb (reply) post date: 08.11.04 (8:29 pm) i know what you mean about giving songs your own lyrics when you don't know what the words are or you can't understand them...the downside is when it is a song you really like, and then one day you find out that the lyrics are totally different from what you thought, and not just different, but stupid...it kind of bums you out, makes you wish you could either rewrite the song or wring the necks of the band...anyway, lol, i don't care for water all that much, but i've never had wine, so who knows what i'd prefer? but i like to think i am daring...so wine...lol...:] posted by: Aaron (reply) post date: 08.11.04 (11:27 pm) How can you not be a fan of water?! Do you then dislike 70% of your body (and everyone elses?) Water is wonderful and I have a cup of it right here with me! I'll agree with you on lyrics, though -- it's annoying to find out that what you've been singing is not only different, but actually better than the original. Erin, I believe the song you are speaking of is an Incubus song called "Drive." I don't know all of the lyrics, either, but I'm pretty sure it's "with open arms and open eyes." I think the song is about making your own choices and being responsible for yourself/not letting other things control you. In that sense I think wine stands for intoxication but could also mean religion, which as you said is often symbolized by wine (the Eucharist of course, but plenty of Pagan cults use wine heavily, too -- i.e. Dionysis). What what if you go to a church that just uses grape juice?? i've written a bit too much already, so I'll just say that I like the conclusion you come to. Face the day. (nice flower, too!) posted by: chrisflea (reply) post date: 08.12.04 (6:00 am) I don't like wine I don't think. I can't get past the smell. It kinda smells like throw up to me. posted by: irishred (reply) post date: 08.12.04 (6:25 am) I like beer :) posted by: cb (reply) post date: 08.12.04 (10:24 pm) yes, Aaron, i have always hated 70% of your body...the 70% that dishes out crap all the time *rolls eyes and smiles* posted by: old roomie (reply) post date: 08.15.04 (6:33 am) Hmm - is Apologetix better than the originals or a rip-off? posted by: SparklingSnow (reply) post date: 08.15.04 (6:09 pm) Reply to: old your not really old! that's just what the reply looks like! anyways, I like Apologetix- they sound good, and someof their ltrics are great- like the 'everythings snowflurries, everone's snowflakes'- their 'Flurry song- if you're able to go to Northwestern Books to listen first (I think they have a bottomless CD bank there)- I'd recommend doing so- what did you think of them last year (when I won that CD)? I remember you laughed at the 'Grandmama' song :) posted by: cb (reply) post date: 08.15.04 (9:06 pm) Apologetix sucks. Period. |
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this is my first rose that bloomed, back in June, I think it's called Dusk 'N' Dawn.