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Prince, Anal Stimulation, Steve Jobs and Secrecy Prince is secretive. There is no doubt about this. I’m not sure if this works in his favor or against, but it certainly makes his music more alluring at times.
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Imago, will you please have sex with me? | |
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punani (lol)
aka ChristinaS | |
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You get it, Kiddo. You really, really get it | |
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JudasLChrist said: Imago, will you please have sex with me?
Yes I will. I just found out Mr. Jackson died. I'm going to change my comparison. I just need a bit of time to think of another one. May god be with their family. 
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CHRISLUV92 said: punani (lol)
sorry, iam childish I looooove that word | |
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CHRISLUV92 said: punani (lol)
sorry, iam childish lawd, I looooove that word. Love it. | |
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Ottensen said: You get it, Kiddo. You really, really get it
 Thank you  | |
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Stalkerwomen of the world unite in delusion!!!!! | |
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Imago...You never leave me wondering what you're thinking. | |
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Where's the anal stimulation? Your post involves more punani than anus. | |
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Y'know...I was just thinking today (in the wake of Michael Jackson's unfortunate passing) about when and why I switched from being an MJ fan to being a Prince fan. And I realized that, while I grew up listening to Michael...by the time Prince came on the scene, I was an adult. And, as such, I was really drawn to his mystique and outré sexuality.
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Genesia said: Y'know...I was just thinking today (in the wake of Michael Jackson's unfortunate passing) about when and why I switched from being an MJ fan to being a Prince fan. And I realized that, while I grew up listening to Michael...by the time Prince came on the scene, I was an adult. And, as such, I was really drawn to his mystique and outré sexuality.
I mean...Dirty Mind wasn't something I was going to share with my 13-year-old sister. Because of the lyrics, obviously - but also because she'd never understand the music. Prince was nasty - and I was so ready for nasty. That was tremendously appealing. The secrecy and mystery are what keep me coming back - even if I'm not always enthralled with Prince's output these days. (I'm still struggling with Planet Earth.  ) I love that he seems to shun popularity and adulation - even as he grasps at it. God DAMN there are a lot of dumb motherfuckers walking around! - George Carlin
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ZombieKitten said: http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/princesegway.jpg
and http://farm4.static.flick...ae4010.jpg uncanny  | |
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Do you think Prince put the "nastiness" out there so he would not draw the comparisions to MJ ? | |
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muleFunk said: Do you think Prince put the "nastiness" out there so he would not draw the comparisions to MJ ?
I think it's entirely possible. And, if so, thank god for that! | |
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Ahh, Head til U get enough. | |
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What's so wrong with assholes? | |
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muleFunk said: Do you think Prince put the "nastiness" out there so he would not draw the comparisions to MJ ?
I'm not sure what his intentions were, but this seems plausible as one of the reasons, certainly. And if this is the case, it worked. I remember reading, I believe in Rolling Stone magazine, an article back in the mid 80's with about why "Prince and Bruce Srpingsteen were hotter than Michael Jackson", and one of the reasons the magazine stated was that aside the audience's fatigue from MJ's overexposure during Thriller, they were also drawn to Prince and Bruce cause they were more 'adult'. Bruce's music more complex and Prince is music both more complex and lyrically....challenging 
It was a good read. HOWEVER, I think it was also a product of the times, and a way for Prince to garner attention. During the 80s, everyone had to have a gimmick. MJ had a single glove, Madonna dressed like a gypsy slut, Boy George was a hot Ghey-tto mess. Obviously Prince outdid many...A bi-sexual looking, 5'3, high heel wearing, mixed race looking, foul mouth, colonial ruffle-shirt lovin', musical genius who just so happened to call himself "PRINCE". I mean, it speaks volumes to Micheal Jackson's appeal during Thriller that he made the single glove iconic in ways Prince wasn't able to with his bikini/trenchcoat ensemble. But then again, showing up to school wearing a single glove wouldn't give a MJ fan quite the same heartache as showing up to school in a bikni/trenchcoat ensemble complete with high heels. Also, and this is mere speculation on my part, it is entirely plausible Prince had enough insecurities to work through--one can see even today in his awful interviews how insecure he is. I personally could never see the guy pull off the genius interviews Lisa & Wendy pulled off a few weeks back. I may get shot for this but Prince could have been 'coming out' about his sexuality without ever having to come out. Let's face it, his lyrics are very explicit but often sexually ambiguous, and his delivery at times can be flat out gay feeling. Whatever his reasons, we have a mountain of pure genius and about 5 to 10 percent of it happens to be explicit. It speaks more about our own human nature that 5 to 10 percent is what people focus and judge the whole of his work with. I had read somewhere in another magazine article that Prince's being known for his sexually explicit lyrics only was a shame cause there was some real genius in his work (this was one released during the 80s too, back when I was actually interested in reading up on Prince). | |
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Dave1992 said: What's so wrong with assholes?
Thanks for that contribution. Now this thread is complete.  | |
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Imago said: Prince is secretive. There is no doubt about this. I’m not sure if this works in his favor or against, but it certainly makes his music more alluring at times.
Where Madonna was the flamboyant slut , boasting about her conquests, Prince was like the quiet little nympho that would pull your knickers and panties down, rip that punani apart, and run off wearing the afore mentioned knickers and panties. This. man. was. fierce. . [Edited 6/25/09 18:08pm] that sounds like a scene of a kinky sex crime or some shit. or at least a really good madge video.
"   LOVE YOU 4EVA GRANDMA LOLA, WATCH OVER US TILL WE MEET AGAIN.  PRINCE: WH3N U L3T TH3 RAIN FALL DOWN, TH3Y ALL GONNA G3T W3T! | |
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DesireeNevermind said: Imago said: Prince is secretive. There is no doubt about this. I’m not sure if this works in his favor or against, but it certainly makes his music more alluring at times.
Where Madonna was the flamboyant slut , boasting about her conquests, Prince was like the quiet little nympho that would pull your knickers and panties down, rip that punani apart, and run off wearing the afore mentioned knickers and panties. This. man. was. fierce. . [Edited 6/25/09 18:08pm] that sounds like a scene of a kinky sex crime or some shit. or at least a really good madge video.OMG it does! | |
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Prince was like the quiet little nympho that would pull your knickers and panties down, rip that punani apart, and run off wearing the afore mentioned knickers and panties. This. man. was. fierce.
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In many ways he’s kind of like Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Co steve jobs . . . | |
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XxAxX said: Prince was like the quiet little nympho that would pull your knickers and panties down, rip that punani apart, and run off wearing the afore mentioned knickers and panties. This. man. was. fierce.
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In many ways he’s kind of like Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Co steve jobs . . .ZombieKitten said: http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/princesegway.jpg
and http://farm4.static.flick...ae4010.jpg uncanny When I was 16, I fully expected to be able to build my own KITT car.
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ZombieKitten said: http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/princesegway.jpg
and http://farm4.static.flick...ae4010.jpg uncanny how did I miss this?
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Imago said: muleFunk said: Do you think Prince put the "nastiness" out there so he would not draw the comparisions to MJ ?
Whatever his reasons, we have a mountain of pure genius and about 5 to 10 percent of it happens to be explicit. It speaks more about our own human nature that 5 to 10 percent is what people focus and judge the whole of his work with. I had read somewhere in another magazine article that Prince's being known for his sexually explicit lyrics only was a shame cause there was some real genius in his work (this was one released during the 80s too, back when I was actually interested in reading up on Prince).  Nice stuff all around.
This, to me, would be the focus of all the music critics interviewed were Prince the one we lost this week. It's understandable given the actual output over the years, that everyone focuses on MJ's Thriller era; stuck in the 80s. But with Prince, there are full 90's and 00's canons to pick from, regardless of how the individual rates their quality with respect to Purple Rain. There are enough songs through which to track Prince's artistic evolution or journey that for the retrospectives to focus on "Let's Go Crazy" and "Kiss" will just be lazy. Hopefully those few journalists who know the music will be able to craft pieces that actually show average music fans how lazy they've been in labeling Prince's work. *************************************************
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XxAxX said: Prince was like the quiet little nympho that would pull your knickers and panties down, rip that punani apart, and run off wearing the afore mentioned knickers and panties. This. man. was. fierce.
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In many ways he’s kind of like Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Co steve jobs . . .What? | |
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muleFunk said: Do you think Prince put the "nastiness" out there so he would not draw the comparisions to MJ ?
If he did it was self-defeating. Similarities would be harped on. Contrast would too. A trap really. | |
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JumpUpOnThe1 said: Imago said: Whatever his reasons, we have a mountain of pure genius and about 5 to 10 percent of it happens to be explicit. It speaks more about our own human nature that 5 to 10 percent is what people focus and judge the whole of his work with. I had read somewhere in another magazine article that Prince's being known for his sexually explicit lyrics only was a shame cause there was some real genius in his work (this was one released during the 80s too, back when I was actually interested in reading up on Prince). Nice stuff all around.
This, to me, would be the focus of all the music critics interviewed were Prince the one we lost this week. It's understandable given the actual output over the years, that everyone focuses on MJ's Thriller era; stuck in the 80s. But with Prince, there are full 90's and 00's canons to pick from, regardless of how the individual rates their quality with respect to Purple Rain. There are enough songs through which to track Prince's artistic evolution or journey that for the retrospectives to focus on "Let's Go Crazy" and "Kiss" will just be lazy. Hopefully those few journalists who know the music will be able to craft pieces that actually show average music fans how lazy they've been in labeling Prince's work. Thanks  | |
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