getting called out over Bon Jovi

Kattitude · #21 05-29-2006, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MissBonJovi

You really should listen to Alex and read that review again, because you totaly missed the whole point.
But than again, maybe its too much for you to grasp.

I read it and I got it. Don't try and be tough and throw in a useless insult about my intelligence. It really only serves to make you look like the fool.

Plus theres actually nothing wrong with actually liking JBJ to notice your sign.. why take one otherwise. Not that I ever have taken one lol. Its alright to feel good at a concert. Its okay to actually like what they sing. No shame in it all. Seb and noone else is above it.

Kat

SemiGiovi · #22 05-29-2006, 04:25 PM

You know what the best part of it al is:
Jon never sang that line in the joey abs

And if you don't get that Seb just wrote that in his review so he could say that all off you will think of him when you here that boot, but actualy think he wrote that cause he was in the 7 th haven.... you do need a check up.

It was me that was on cloud 9... not Seb!

Becky · #23 05-29-2006, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SemiGiovi

And if you don't get that Seb just wrote that in his review so he could say that all off you will think of him when you here that boot, but actualy think he wrote that cause he was in the 7 th haven.... you do need a check up.

How often do people *really* think of message board users in the real world? I find that it happens to me occassionally. I thought of yomamasofat when they played In These Arms and Blood on Blood in Tampa, for instance. But, for the most part, Dry County users don't cross my mind much when I'm offline unless they're the people I stay in contact with off the board.

Javier · #24 05-29-2006, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Becky

How often do people *really* think of message board users in the real world? I find that it happens to me occassionally. I thought of yomamasofat when they played In These Arms and Blood on Blood in Tampa, for instance. But, for the most part, Dry County users don't cross my mind much when I'm offline unless they're the people I stay in contact with off the board.

And here I thought you couldn't sleep at night wondering how I was what I was doing and How good looking I am.

I feel betrayed.

SemiGiovi · #25 05-29-2006, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Becky

How often do people *really* think of message board users in the real world? I find that it happens to me occassionally. I thought of yomamasofat when they played In These Arms and Blood on Blood in Tampa, for instance. But, for the most part, Dry County users don't cross my mind much when I'm offline unless they're the people I stay in contact with off the board.

Oh, you realy know my mam... how is she??

Is she still going to the diet club with you?? Or have you just given up couse it's hopeless.

You can call names for ever you want... you still didn't get the ironie of his post.

Becky · #26 05-29-2006, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Javier

And here I thought you couldn't sleep at night wondering how I was what I was doing and How good looking I am.

I feel betrayed.

Sorry. I'll make a note to wake up at 3:00 AM and think about you.

LOL Actually, I probably will think 'JAVIER' the next time I wake up at 3:00 AM since I just wrote it down. LOL

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Originally Posted by SemiGiovi

Oh, you realy know my mam... how is she??

Is she still going to the diet club with you?? Or have you just given up cause it's hopeless.

You can call names for ever you want... you still didn't get the ironie of his post.

WHAT are you talking about? I haven't called anyone any names.

Wait... do you think that "yomamasofat" is an insult? That's the name of a postboard user who has been consistently requesting In These Arms and Blood on Blood. It has nothing to do with you.

http://drycounty.com/jovitalk/showthread.php?t=33950

Javier · #27 05-29-2006, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Becky

Sorry. I'll make a note to wake up at 3:00 AM and think about you.

LOL Actually, I probably will think 'JAVIER' the next time I wake up at 3:00 AM since I just wrote it down. LOL

My job here is done.

SemiGiovi · #28 05-29-2006, 05:52 PM

for a moment I thought you were namecalling... sorry for the misunderstanding.

Becky · #29 05-29-2006, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SemiGiovi

for a moment I thought you were namecalling... sorry for the misunderstanding.

I'm sorry about the misunderstanding too.

haveaniceday · #30 05-29-2006, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by bjcrazycpa

I really don't care if I get called a ****gasp**** backstager. I'm not going to apologize for liking what the band does. I've seen the good, bad, and the ugly with this band over 20 years. Yes, I like TLFR, I love the jazz and blues influences but I also like that kind of music and it's what I listen to when I'm not listening to rock.

I admire and respect the band as musicians and human beings. I wouldn't spend the amount of money I do traveling to see shows if I didn't enjoy the shows. I also have a good friend that has worked on the last three tours. He works for a lot of bands and artists but Bon Jovi is the ONLY band that he actually request to be put on tour with. He says they are the best band he's every worked for and that they treat the crew like people (call them by name, etc). So, yea, I like hearing that the guys aren't a big bunch of spoiled, big headed jerks.

Do I think criticizing the band is a bad thing, NO, absolutely not. I think some criticism is deserved but sometimes it seems like the crticizing is for the sake of critizing. Those of us that dare say something good then our opinions are immediately dismissed as stupid and clueless and we are blind followers. Again, if that is the way I'm looked upon then so be it.

deb

I'm interested in one thing from your post. Give me an example of criticism of the band that you feel is deserved.

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