Don't he look like the policeman from the Village People?

Isn't he wearing that Avatar of yours on his hat?

gooeythehamster said:

I don't think so...

MartyMcFly said:

Uhm. I remember Larry saying he LIKED Utrecht.

MartyMcFly said:

gooeythehamster said:

Could be, could be, but in Holland football is usually played on sundays, which would surely interfere with Larry's religious lifestyle?

MartyMcFly said:

Football kinda sucks anyway. Esp at Galgenwaard.

Hehehe

Just kidding.

MartyMcFly said:

Isaac from the Love Boat?

Gosh, your Larry bashing gets tired. I have nothing but respect for this man, and his Graham Central Station albums are funk masterpieces.

He started sounding weak once he started working with Prince. Did anybody ever consider that Prince might have a bad influence of the man?

soulpower said:

Somehow, I think a lot of Orgers resent the fact that Prince converted supposedly through Larry...(Yeah, I know I'm stating the obvious!) As for the old GCS stuff, I'm with ya, they're so impressive. GCS 2000 is rather dull in comparison.

That's Capt Dork-face.

He's wanted for crimes against popular music, case filed 1998.

He is armed with a copy of the Watchtower and presumed dangerous.

DaFunkFreak said:

I dont resent that fact. But honestly, I couldnt care less if Prince is a witness or not. Thats his personal business, and I really dont mind.

Fact is, that since he has converted, he seems like he became more of a humble person (something that people in the Prince camp will confirm anytime) and his music started to sound more real and mature in my opinion.

soulpower said:

Well, I do care only because TRC is sometimes scary lyrics-wise (Family Name and Muse: on the verge of antisemitism and chauvinism; 1+1+1=3: rather narrow-minded "there's no room to disagree"...). As for the rest, I agree that humily is something new for Prince, which is a pretty cool thing to witness (no pun intended ) - and yes, he needed a new source of inspiration (the frustrating/disturbing thing about TRC is precisely that it is a really good record), even though as a consequence of his newfound belief he is to embark on door-to-door preaching crusades (with Larry!) in the suburbs of Chanhassen

DaFunkFreak said:

I know, but seriously -- when did you ever take Prince`s lyrics seriously? He did some beautiful writing, but some very naive and flowery stuff as well. Just listen to Lovesexy.

soulpower said:

Almost never (after all, he wrote "My name is Prince" ...), but maybe cuz they were harmless (preaching against blood transfusion is something quite different)...

Come to think of it, I quite like the lyrics of Another Lonely Christmas, always had a soft spot for this one!

soulpower said:

Why does flowery have to be naive?

soulpower said:

Erm,...nope

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MartyMcFly said:

yeah, he's Prince's co-pilot.

sinisterpentatonic said:

All I see is alittle red x. sinister! Get your booty over in GD where it belongs!

PURPLEJACKSON9 said:

shows up fine here, right click on the x, click properties and copy the address to the bowser.

sinisterpentatonic said:

No, I can see your picture, I can't see the PR ones. I already di a property check. I'm so smurtt!

PURPLEJACKSON9 said:

The PR ones?

sinisterpentatonic said:

Purple Rain...

MartyMcFly said:

Scary Larry.

gypsyfire said:

I said flowery stuff AND naive stuff... I didnt say flowery naive or naive flowery stuff...

thebumpsquad said:

Maybe you should.
[This message was edited Fri Nov 7 8:31:07 PST 2003 by soulpower]

Romance1600 said:

lmfao
you have just became my personal hero

NOW THIS CALLS FOR A BUD LIGHT!!! :FALLOFF: