am i the only person here who is MOVED my lyrics??? i mean really moved...to joy..to sorrow...to a new plane? am i the only one?

and yes, alcohol helps...thanks.

example....

Eagles
Cat Stevens
Pink Floyd
Grape of Wrath
Tragically Hip
Kenny Rogers
etc.....just incredible

I was really confused by your first post until I realized you meant "moved BY lyrics", not "moved MY lyrics".

Now I understand -- and no, you're not the only one.

You are perhaps the only one who I would ask to spare us your drunk rantings and get your own blog.

I'll second that!

kinda hostile in here isn't it?

You just have a tendency to ask some rather odd questions. Less hostility than perhaps frustration.

No worries. You help keep things interesting around here.

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You help keep things interesting around here.

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Like fingernails on a blackboard.

Play nice now boys.

I think he needs his own category "Jinx Posts" where he can put all his questions into, instead of infesting the current forums with questions that have nothing to do with the topic.

Sorry Jinx, I don't want this forum to turn into another AVSforum.

no problem

I find that the lyrics that I'm moved the most by, are in Itallian, written from about the mid of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, and if I find out what the words mean; the magic is usually, but not always, gone

The lyrics that *move* me the most are from my better half whenever she's in no mood for me. I can really move.

Fast.

I think I watched that episode tonight on "Everyone loves Raymond"

Something that never ceases to amaze me.....(and I've had a Better-half for 38 years now, and also know how to run)is how males can continue to be attracted to and get hitched to the fairer sex after reading these posts and viewing the popular media espousing all the evil consequences of such actions!!

Before alters were used for weddings, they were used for sacrifices!!

Yeah, we continue to get married, we continue to make sacrifices




Rich.

I'm not sure where I read it, but I heard that getting married means admitting that you'd rather be annoyed by the same person for the rest of your life than be lonely.

Oh jeeze...I thought I made something up all on my own! I missed that episode Randy.

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I'm not sure where I read it, but I heard that getting married means admitting that you'd rather be annoyed by the same person for the rest of your life than be lonely.

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I can't personally say that for myself Tom, but I must admit I really do not understand how my gorgeous wife of 24 years has put up with my annoying self for all of this time! That truly amazes me!