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modern day mozart musical genius
is a title fit 4 prince many moons from now his masterpieces may be more appreciated he may be a head of his time however, i'm still down with the man still in his corner | |
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...if i see one more instance of "prince", "mozart" and "genius" in the same sentence, i'ma scream. "genius" has nothin to do with it...if everybody has sumfin that they love to do and they do it well, then everybody would be labeled as a genius.
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Genius
SYLLABICATION: gen·ius PRONUNCIATION: AUDIO: jnys KEY NOUN: Inflected forms: pl. gen·ius·es 1a. Extraordinary intellectual and creative power. b. A person of extraordinary intellect and talent: “One is not born a genius, one becomes a genius” (Simone de Beauvoir). c. A person who has an exceptionally high intelligence quotient, typically above 140. 2a. A strong natural talent, aptitude, or inclination: has a genius for choosing the right words. b. One who has such a talent or inclination: a genius at diplomacy. that's Prince alright  [This message was edited Sun Jul 27 8:57:49 PDT 2003 by PurpleLove7] Peace ... & Stay Funky ...
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Yeah,I agree with the in depth definition above.  | |
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PurpleLove7 said: Genius
SYLLABICATION: gen·ius PRONUNCIATION: AUDIO: jnys KEY NOUN: Inflected forms: pl. gen·ius·es 1a. Extraordinary intellectual and creative power. b. A person of extraordinary intellect and talent: “One is not born a genius, one becomes a genius” (Simone de Beauvoir). c. A person who has an exceptionally high intelligence quotient, typically above 140. 2a. A strong natural talent, aptitude, or inclination: has a genius for choosing the right words. b. One who has such a talent or inclination: a genius at diplomacy. that's Prince alright
[This message was edited Sun Jul 27 8:57:49 PDT 2003 by PurpleLove7] a lotta folks fit that definition, but it still don't mean the word should be slung around and pinned as such. 'tis an over-used word, especially when it comes to ol' boy. | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: ...if i see one more instance of "prince", "mozart" and "genius" in the same sentence, i'ma scream. "genius" has nothin to do with it...if everybody has sumfin that they love to do and they do it well, then everybody would be labeled as a genius.
mine!Thats the stupidest thing I read on this site in a long time | |
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LaMont said: Thats the stupidest thing I read on this site in a long time
i dunno...i think your post just took the cake, man.  | |
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enjoyniki said: Yeah,I agree with the in depth definition above.
Pity it doesn't apply to prince then. Since when was he ever supposedly intelligent? Prince is a damn sheep. |
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