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Post by emperordorkin on Apr 5, 2004 12:13:55 GMT -5
Shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine shine your love!!!!! Shine your love on meeee!!
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Post by marytrobot on Apr 5, 2004 12:29:05 GMT -5
Nono, I think the song that spoke to the generation was "when I was just two years old I left me lips out in the cold and they turned blue what could I do? they turned blue what could you do? oh they turned blue, When I lost my fist tooth I had to kiss my great aunt ruth, she had a beard, and it felt weird. she had a beard and it felt wierd? she had a beard, Ten days after I turned eight got my lips stuck in a gate, my friends all laughed and I just stood there untill the fire department came and broke the lock with a crow bar and I had to spend the next 3 weeks in lip rehab, with this kid named Oscar, and for the first week we couldn't even talk to eachother cause our lips where so swollen. But even after that we couldn't cause he only spoke Polish, and I only knew like 3 words in Polish except now I know four cause Oscar taught me the word for lip "oosta! Your friends are laughed.... oosta..." now that's what spoke to the generation.... of course...which generation are you talking about?
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Post by Buddhist Kitten on Apr 5, 2004 15:20:08 GMT -5
The song that spoke to a generation was actually the Macarana.
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Post by TomServo69 on Apr 5, 2004 15:21:02 GMT -5
You kids ever heard Revolution by the Beatles? Well, not that I was around back then but, uhhhh, I'm pretty sure it spoke to that generation.
Maybe.........
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Post by Buddhist Kitten on Apr 5, 2004 15:24:48 GMT -5
BUT THE MACARENA WAS MORE IMPORTANT!! IT WAS A DANCE CRAZE THAT RULED THE WORLD!!
(But I kid, Tom Servo sexual position)
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Post by TV's Cowboy on Apr 5, 2004 15:36:22 GMT -5
You guys don't know what you're talking about. This is the real song that spoke to a generation
With a pickle mine We kicked the nipple beer Steady as we go We're flying over trout Gatto down the highway At the speed of light All I wanna feel now Is the wind in my eyes Sack of monkeys in my pocket My sister's ready to go!
Hear the engines roll now. Idiot control now. Hideous control now. Needy on the road now. Needy in control, Wheels on fire, Burning rubber tires
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Post by yousonuva on Apr 6, 2004 7:54:50 GMT -5
You guys don't know what you're talking about. This is the real song that spoke to a generation With a pickle mine We kicked the nipple beer Steady as we go We're flying over trout Gatto down the highway At the speed of light All I wanna feel now Is the wind in my eyes Sack of monkeys in my pocket My sister's ready to go! Hear the engines roll now. Idiot control now. Hideous control now. Needy on the road now. Needy in control, Wheels on fire, Burning rubber tires *doing the mash potatos* Weeeeeeee!
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Post by marytrobot on Apr 6, 2004 9:07:54 GMT -5
The song that spoke to a generation was actually the Macarana. that's from southren spain! Leyre, (my host sister) told me what it means, the song is about Macarana, who's boyfriend went off to war, and she should give her body pleasure, cause her body needs it. at least that's what we figured it said, the accent in Southren is really weird. So either they where telling her to sleep with other men, or masterbate, or something I thankfully didn't think of. it gives a whole new meaning to the song doesn't it?
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Post by Buddhist Kitten on Apr 6, 2004 12:12:25 GMT -5
that's from southren spain! Leyre, (my host sister) told me what it means, the song is about Macarana, who's boyfriend went off to war, and she should give her body pleasure, cause her body needs it. at least that's what we figured it said, the accent in Southren is really weird. So either they where telling her to sleep with other men, or masterbate, or something I thankfully didn't think of. it gives a whole new meaning to the song doesn't it? We used to dance to that in preschool as a warm up. I am forever traumatized.
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Post by nightfalcawk on Apr 6, 2004 12:14:59 GMT -5
We used to dance to that in preschool as a warm up. I am forever traumatized. Ewwwwwwwwwwww!
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Post by Buddhist Kitten on Apr 6, 2004 12:18:20 GMT -5
The lyrics were completely in Spanish, so at that young age, I didn't know, right, Mary T. Robot? RIGHT?!
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Post by otrfan on Apr 6, 2004 12:30:20 GMT -5
"Burning Rubber Tires"With a pickled mind, We kick the nipple beer. Steady as a goat, We're flying over trout. Getto down the highway, At the speed of light. All I want to feel now is The wind in my eyes. Sack of monkeys in my pocket, My sister's ready to go. Hear the engines roar now. (Hear the engines roar now.) Idiot control now. (Idiot control now.) Hideous control now. (Hideous control now.) Nitty on the road now. (Nitty on the road now.) Midi in control, Wheels on fire, Burning rubber tires! (Rubber tires!) Near each other rolls now. (Near--now.) He really lets me go now. (He--let--go.) Needy inches bow down. (Bow down!) Pity and a poor boy. (Poor boy!) Hear the X's roll, Peas on fire, Burning rubber tires. (Tires!) Whaddya think? It stinks.
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Post by TV's Cowboy on Apr 6, 2004 12:58:19 GMT -5
that's from southren spain! Leyre, (my host sister) told me what it means, the song is about Macarana, who's boyfriend went off to war, and she should give her body pleasure, cause her body needs it. at least that's what we figured it said, the accent in Southren is really weird. So either they where telling her to sleep with other men, or masterbate, or something I thankfully didn't think of. it gives a whole new meaning to the song doesn't it? Kind of reminds me of how people didn't know that the song 99 Laftballons was actually about the apocalypse but you couldn't tell with its German lyrics.
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Post by marytrobot on Apr 6, 2004 15:00:12 GMT -5
The lyrics were completely in Spanish, so at that young age, I didn't know, right, Mary T. Robot? RIGHT?! hehehe... ummm... no I'm pretty traumitized myself after Leyre told me I sat there suddering for a few minutes, and said NASTY a few times to myself, hey now you can sue your school!
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Post by Blurryeye on Apr 6, 2004 15:11:59 GMT -5
that's from southren spain! Leyre, (my host sister) told me what it means, the song is about Macarana, who's boyfriend went off to war, and she should give her body pleasure, cause her body needs it. at least that's what we figured it said, the accent in Southren is really weird. So either they where telling her to sleep with other men, or masterbate, or something I thankfully didn't think of. it gives a whole new meaning to the song doesn't it? That is so funny! (and disturbing). All those goody-goodys in my junior high school doing the "macarena", being really irritating, little did they know that they were endorsing promiscuity, or masturbation. They played that song at baseball stadiums, wedding receptions, corporate parties, funerals......oh wait, not funerals. But I remember hearing the damn thing EVERYWHERE! Hahaha, massive ignorance is hilarious! Everyone who liked that song should be shamed and humiliated by the truth. I for one, am going to share this information with as many people as I can!
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