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I never sing along to anything. Music I listen to is usually sang in foreign language, and the finnish music I listen to, can't be sang along.

I might dance to something though... But it looks like I'm having spasms. I usually leave that to night clubs so I can blame the drunken state (and make myself look like a complete fool).

m-m-m-my, my, mahheeaaaheeaaheeaahhy WOO!

Cradle of Filth, Yngwie Malmsteen, The Great Kat, Dragon Force.

I really like Mis-teeq, Sugababes, the Carpenters, Abba, SClub7, Steps, Take That and the like, but I'm more embarassed about my absurd metal liking. Pop I defend to the ends of the earth.

Liking the Sugababes (especially Keisha) isn't a matter of confession. It's a sign of good taste.

^^
Here here re Sugababes. Although they did turn out to be a bit disappointing live. Too many ballads and not enough grooving. Not as much fun as Atomic Kitten, or S Club 7, who I went to see with my niece.

I want to see Girls Aloud next.

i think that the sugababes and destiny's child have never done a bad song.

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Originally Posted by Glice

Cradle of Filth, Yngwie Malmsteen, The Great Kat, Dragon Force.

Yes, I enjoy Dragon Force. I am obviously quite mentally unsound, and play their guitar solos in a cummerbund and my mother's terrycloth nightie.

I really like Mis-teeq, Sugababes, the Carpenters, Abba, SClub7, Steps, Take That and the like, but I'm more embarassed about my absurd metal liking. Pop I defend to the ends of the earth.

I simply don't know what to say to that.

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Originally Posted by truncated

I find you sexually attractive like no man before.

Yes, well, there we go.

Here's something that should scare the hell out of you hipsters : I enjoy Abba more than Nirvana.

* You may throw stones at me *

Abba is just thuper!

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Originally Posted by Glice

Your attraction to me cannot possibly equal mine to you. Simply know, m'lady, that my imaginary solos are dedicated to you, and try as I might to envision gap-toothed Girl Scouts while I whack one off, it is always your delectable supine form that springs to mind.

Wow. Interrupting your pedophilic fantasies - you flatter me.

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Originally Posted by truncated

My Arse. Your face.

Where is that bashful emoticon?

keep it to PMs you filthy savages

Don't be jealous. I'm sure Glice will take care of you too.

I miss when my hover message said, "Glice has toungues lining up for a rim-fest". That was the best.

Come one, come all. As it were.

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Originally Posted by truncated

Can I touch you there?

:o
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Passed over for the model. Saw that one coming.

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Originally Posted by Cantankerous

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Originally Posted by truncated

Can I touch you there?

:o
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Come to think of it, I don't think that one is fabricated.

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Originally Posted by Glice

I'm more embarassed about my absurd metal liking. Pop I defend to the ends of the earth.

i read a good defense for liking absurd metal the other day

an interview with this chap, Wrest, from Leviathan, in Maelstrom Zine

Wrest: I love Celtic Frost. All the "heyyy!" I love that shit.

Maelstrom: Yeah, you can hear a lot of it.

Wrest: It's silly, but in that silliness, it's completely honest. And that's something that attracts me to metal. Everyone goes: "Oh, metal: the fuckin' dumb loner who's into his computer, or playing video games," or whatever. But I identify with that way more than I do with some bowl haircut, tight pants Nigel kid. [Metal]'s not hip. And I love it.

Maelstrom: I agree. That's what I like about metal too. I don't know about you, but I'm like one of the least hip people that I know, and it's perfectly fine with me.

Wrest: Yeah, but finding girls that are into it is kinda hard.

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

i read a good defense for liking absurd metal the other day

an interview with this chap, Wrest, from Leviathan, in Maelstrom Zine

Oh yeah, there's definitely a lot of space lately for metal dynamics to be a lot more 'experimental' (within a narrow, pop context) than indie is at present... I think metal now is where indie was in the 80's: SY, J&MC type stuff.

There's still a lot of gack out there, and I don't think I'll ever get RATM, but the Doom thing is largely outstanding.