Originally Posted by BunnyBunnyBunny
I guess I'm too young for prince? I'd heard of him and seen him on Celebrity Deathmatch and stuff since I was little. I don't really recognize much of his music... but often I skip a song at work, I look at the player and it's a Prince song. :/ Sorry lovers. Not my style. |
| Originally Posted by coachkitten
How can you be too young for Prince!?! I don't really keep up with his new stuff but I love the music he had out in the 80s and early 90s. Whenever I hear his songs on the radio or out I have to dance. I think that he is strange as well as Michael Jackson but I love their music! |
| Originally Posted by erine1881
oh no you don't! 
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| Originally Posted by Randy Rose
Erine, you're kidding, right? Wentworth isn't even up for debate; he was living all out and proud with his boyfriend until he got Prison Break. Fox told him to drop the boyf if he wanted the job so he went back in the closet. His ex is a mutual friend (that is, I'm once removed) Sorry, toots. |
| Originally Posted by erine1881
damn! i didn't know all that! all i know is that he's FINE! well you can have him then. he needs to stop posin' and be real. |
)... I agree with everything you said Erine
| Originally Posted by BunnyBunnyBunny
I guess I'm too young for prince? I'd heard of him and seen him on Celebrity Deathmatch and stuff since I was little. I don't really recognize much of his music... but often I skip a song at work, I look at the player and it's a Prince song. :/ Sorry lovers. Not my style. |
| Originally Posted by j_absinthe
Youth should have no bearing on what a person enjoys. If that were the case, I wouldn't be enjoying half the stuff I'm enjoying now. It's a matter of taste is all. And as far as this attitude that not only the gays, but it seems all minority groups have, towards "keeping the crazies out", it's the crazies and people who don't fit the straight and narrow stereotypes that keep things interesting. I get why, if a group of people are different, they can't just accept that instead of trying to homogenize themselves, but it doesn't make things right, and it certainly is much less interesting. In closing, Aretha and her tittyballs can be as Iconic as they want to be, I just don't think she's the right icon aesthetically for a cosmetics company. In the end though, it's about the products, so here's to some respect - har, har - to decent quality! |
| Originally Posted by Sanayhs
I have to say I agree with all of this. I am rather excited about this collection, but I do agree that someone else could have been better aesthetically. Also, if age dictated what one may enjoy, there's no way in hell that Arsenic and Old Lace should be one of my favourite movies. Better get my Hitchcock dvds and Rat Pack cds out of here, too, as well as countless other things. I'd be in so much trouble! |
| Originally Posted by rbella
Second, if anyone on here has a problem with Prince, that is your prerogative. However, you cannot deny the dude is an icon. I agree with J_Absynthe's (sp?) rec for Bowie if a man was to be the first guy icon because that makes sense. He was/is genius even though Iman ruined him. You can hate Prince, think the guy is butt-ugly, hate his music, hate his beliefs, hate everything about him, but the fact remains that he pretty much defined a decade of music and to this day is still an amazing musician. He has more talent in whatever small package is being stored in that tiny black bikini than most musicians have in their entire bodies. He is a musical pioneer, in my opinion, and probably the first person to wear dazzleglass lipgloss before dazzleglass lipgloss was even a MAC item. The man rocks. 'Nuff said. |
| Originally Posted by Susanne
Should I tell you a secret?? I have NEVER watched one James Bond movie. Never. That's it. 
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| Originally Posted by j_absinthe
Youth should have no bearing on what a person enjoys. If that were the case, I wouldn't be enjoying half the stuff I'm enjoying now. It's a matter of taste is all. And as far as this attitude that not only the gays, but it seems all minority groups have, towards "keeping the crazies out", it's the crazies and people who don't fit the straight and narrow stereotypes that keep things interesting. I get why, if a group of people are different, they can't just accept that instead of trying to homogenize themselves, but it doesn't make things right, and it certainly is much less interesting. In closing, Aretha and her tittyballs can be as Iconic as they want to be, I just don't think she's the right icon aesthetically for a cosmetics company. In the end though, it's about the products, so here's to some respect - har, har - to decent quality! |
