Panache Report-Dec 25/07 - Page 2

karistiona · December 26th, 2007, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RevellingInSane

Rihanna, Josh Hartnett, and maybe Will Smith?

Sounds like a winner to me!

kingcap72 · December 27th, 2007, 12:02 AM

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While reaching for that wallet, I bet he moves just a bit closer to center. Kwim?

I will be watching from the plexiglass HazMat skybox. The neon colored liquids flying will not be gatorade. I suggest Tetanus shots before entering the alley...arena.

And once Tom is closer to the center then he'll 'accidentally' trip and get a Wet Willy.

And the Whore-Off will not be televised from whatever alley Bobby Brown is currently living in.

RevellingInSane · December 27th, 2007, 10:25 AM

^^KC, that was just...nasty! Thanks for the future nightmares. With Tom being so tiny, maybe he can get a whole arm...let me stop.

BB can't get no love! SMH

kingcap72 · December 27th, 2007, 01:22 PM

^^No problem, RIS. Enjoy the nightmares. But I'm not paying for your shrink bills. No way. No how.

And Busted Bobby Brown is a waste of space. Although back in his Don't Be Cruel days his music was on point. I still play that album every now and then, too.

RevellingInSane · December 27th, 2007, 03:32 PM

^^Shrink bills? Please! I take those nightmares, tweak them, write them down, and I have a twisted novella! The proceeds can provide me with distractions.

It's his prerogative if he wants to be a busted ass hoodlum. You are right though, he was the man back then. Hell, music was at its peak in the late 80s/early 90s.

january · December 27th, 2007, 08:23 PM

At first I thought the black guy could be Timbaland (because of the song "Man-Eater" with Nelly Furtado) but he's not married, is he? I know he was engaged, but did he ever tie the knot?

kingcap72 · December 27th, 2007, 11:25 PM

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^^Shrink bills? Please! I take those nightmares, tweak them, write them down, and I have a twisted novella! The proceeds can provide me with distractions.

It's his prerogative if he wants to be a busted ass hoodlum. You are right though, he was the man back then. Hell, music was at its peak in the late 80s/early 90s.

And that's what most writers do. They take all of the b.s. they go through and turn it into stories. Speaking as a writer, it does come in handy.

And, yeah, music has dropped off big time. I think since about the late 90's and on it's been more about style over substance. All the person has to do is have a certain look, doesn't matter if they have any talent. It's like the legacy of Milli Vanilli lives on.

RevellingInSane · December 27th, 2007, 11:35 PM

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And that's what most writers do. They take all of the b.s. they go through and turn it into stories. Speaking as a writer, it does come in handy.

And, yeah, music has dropped off big time. I think since about the late 90's and on it's been more about style over substance. All the person has to do is have a certain look, doesn't matter if they have any talent. It's like the legacy of Milli Vanilli lives on.

You are absolutely correct. I am actively working on my writings again. Over ten years since I last actively created a work, I decided to see if I still had it. I had it and more. A writer is an individual who makes money on neuroses by selling them to other people instead of paying someone to listen to her talk about them.

I tried to listen to the radio two days ago. That attempt lasted as long as it took for me to go through twenty radio stations, say a few choice words, and find one of my 90s R&B CD's. Imagine music in twenty years if people such as Britney and Hannah Montana are considered talented now?

kingcap72 · December 28th, 2007, 02:57 AM

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You are absolutely correct. I am actively working on my writings again. Over ten years since I last actively created a work, I decided to see if I still had it. I had it and more. A writer is an individual who makes money on neuroses by selling them to other people instead of paying someone to listen to her talk about them.

I tried to listen to the radio two days ago. That attempt lasted as long as it took for me to go through twenty radio stations, say a few choice words, and find one of my 90s R&B CD's. Imagine music in twenty years if people such as Britney and Hannah Montana are considered talented now?

Yeah, I'm still working on my writing, too. Hopefully, I can finally finish off this trilogy that I've been working on for the better part of 10 years and try to get an agent.

And I pretty much just gave up on listening to the radio, unless it's a classic 80's or 90's station. Other than that, it's nothing but CDs. As far as the music industry goes, I think slowly we're going to see a shift back to actual talent. Because album sales are waaaayyyy down, partly because people are tired of listening to a bunch of no-talents.