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Printablekatt said: rdhull said: katt said: rdhull said: katt said: rdhull said: katt said: rdhull, You better not be talking about me
Its not you dear...but let me tell you. I think this woman may actually be worse than Oceana..seriously..Oceana just crazy etc but this one is "really" off...  now thats a hard one to beat, Just breath rdhull  count to ten then count again 
 I am calm..if i were mad I wouldn't be on the net etc..thats the same ting that cwoman said..insinuated I was "in a rage"  I know who ur talking about they do it all the time  now i just  let them get on with it Its just amazing to see this social public display..to actually experience it and watch it unfold  I will take care off you  yes, I need to be held
tell me its all gonna be alright..tell me even if u dont believe it..I need ot hear it. [This message was edited Fri Jan 2 16:17:45 PST 2004 by rdhull] "Climb in my fur." | |
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violator said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
When you do that, it will create or draw very polar opinions. Think about MJ's fans who seem fanatical, and stick by him regardless of what he is going through. I think any pop music artist has that slice of fanbase - and I think the values that those fans express, is directly attributable to what the artist puts forth in thei art, music, and public persona. You get back, what you put out. What I seem to have gotten out of the NPGMC is not that there are differing opinions, per se. They don't seem to tolerate any opinions outside of 'Prince is Manna'. It pissed me off so bad one day, because I was just offering some suggestions about how I thought the club could be better next year and some heffer comes out of a shadow on the wall to tell me that I shouldn't tell Prince how to conduct his business and how I should be thankful for this and thankful for that. Like I need somebody tellin' what I should be thankful for when I'm spending my money? Last time I checked, the NPGMC was a business like any other one. And if I'm a paying customer I'll offer whatever criticism or praise I feel necessary. And it wasn't like I was slamming it or anything, it was constructive criticism. Anyway, when it comes to messageboards, chat rooms and the like, it's all about the vibe for me. And people fuck shit up on the regular over there. copy...print...save I feel u and  at how u explained it.."and some heffas cme outta nowhere..."
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rdhull said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
The idiocy and cult behavior of some of his audience (at npgmc at leats) has NOTHING to do with religion or spirituality though..its about being an asskisser to get brownie points..point blank. I agree, and my whole point of that post was regardless of what the artist expresses in their music, you are gonna get a slice of the fanbase that take what the artist says too seriously. With Prince, recently it seems to be religion. The amount of posts that quote passages in the bible, or relate directly to the bible, it's pretty scary. I saw no religious chat amongst fans upto the point when Prince started blabbing about it all, say in the past 3-5 years. Same with all the Miles Davis ass-kissing a while back. Prince mentions Miles in a few interviews and sticks a bit of pseudo-jazz in his last few albums, suddenly Miles is God and he's chatted about all over the shop. The NPGMC is a joke, Prince seemingly has no intention of using it for it's obvious purposesm eveb after all this time. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Romance1600 said: rdhull said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
The idiocy and cult behavior of some of his audience (at npgmc at leats) has NOTHING to do with religion or spirituality though..its about being an asskisser to get brownie points..point blank. I agree, and my whole point of that post was regardless of what the artist expresses in their music, you are gonna get a slice of the fanbase that take what the artist says too seriously. With Prince, recently it seems to be religion. The amount of posts that quote passages in the bible, or relate directly to the bible, it's pretty scary. I saw no religious chat amongst fans upto the point when Prince started blabbing about it all, say in the past 3-5 years. Same with all the Miles Davis ass-kissing a while back. Prince mentions Miles in a few interviews and sticks a bit of pseudo-jazz in his last few albums, suddenly Miles is God and he's chatted about all over the shop. Ahhh I see what you mean now..I agree with it too
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violator said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
When you do that, it will create or draw very polar opinions. Think about MJ's fans who seem fanatical, and stick by him regardless of what he is going through. I think any pop music artist has that slice of fanbase - and I think the values that those fans express, is directly attributable to what the artist puts forth in thei art, music, and public persona. You get back, what you put out. What I seem to have gotten out of the NPGMC is not that there are differing opinions, per se. They don't seem to tolerate any opinions outside of 'Prince is Manna'. It pissed me off so bad one day, because I was just offering some suggestions about how I thought the club could be better next year and some heffer comes out of a shadow on the wall to tell me that I shouldn't tell Prince how to conduct his business and how I should be thankful for this and thankful for that. Like I need somebody tellin' what I should be thankful for when I'm spending my money? Last time I checked, the NPGMC was a business like any other one. And if I'm a paying customer I'll offer whatever criticism or praise I feel necessary. And it wasn't like I was slamming it or anything, it was constructive criticism. Anyway, when it comes to messageboards, chat rooms and the like, it's all about the vibe for me. And people fuck shit up on the regular over there. I agree, I think many people here have had a similar experience. Isn't it wierd how so much proposed positivity can really be a negative. The atmosphere of the message boards and interactive features of the NPGMC are not constructive to either the fanbase, or Prince. I guess us saying this here makes no bones over there, we are the ones who "don't get it", they are the ones who are appreciating Prince for what he gives them, yadda, yadda. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Romance1600 said: violator said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
When you do that, it will create or draw very polar opinions. Think about MJ's fans who seem fanatical, and stick by him regardless of what he is going through. I think any pop music artist has that slice of fanbase - and I think the values that those fans express, is directly attributable to what the artist puts forth in thei art, music, and public persona. You get back, what you put out. What I seem to have gotten out of the NPGMC is not that there are differing opinions, per se. They don't seem to tolerate any opinions outside of 'Prince is Manna'. It pissed me off so bad one day, because I was just offering some suggestions about how I thought the club could be better next year and some heffer comes out of a shadow on the wall to tell me that I shouldn't tell Prince how to conduct his business and how I should be thankful for this and thankful for that. Like I need somebody tellin' what I should be thankful for when I'm spending my money? Last time I checked, the NPGMC was a business like any other one. And if I'm a paying customer I'll offer whatever criticism or praise I feel necessary. And it wasn't like I was slamming it or anything, it was constructive criticism. Anyway, when it comes to messageboards, chat rooms and the like, it's all about the vibe for me. And people fuck shit up on the regular over there. I agree, I think many people here have had a similar experience. Isn't it wierd how so much proposed positivity can really be a negative. The atmosphere of the message boards and interactive features of the NPGMC are not constructive to either the fanbase, or Prince. I guess us saying this here makes no bones over there, we are the ones who "don't get it", they are the ones who are appreciating Prince for what he gives them, yadda, yadda. Thats not fair..I probably love prince more than the unfair fanatics..theyd end up crucifying his one way or another probably "Climb in my fur." | |
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Romance1600 said: violator said: Romance1600 said: Prince mixes very overt themes of religion and spirituality in his music.
When you do that, it will create or draw very polar opinions. Think about MJ's fans who seem fanatical, and stick by him regardless of what he is going through. I think any pop music artist has that slice of fanbase - and I think the values that those fans express, is directly attributable to what the artist puts forth in thei art, music, and public persona. You get back, what you put out. What I seem to have gotten out of the NPGMC is not that there are differing opinions, per se. They don't seem to tolerate any opinions outside of 'Prince is Manna'. It pissed me off so bad one day, because I was just offering some suggestions about how I thought the club could be better next year and some heffer comes out of a shadow on the wall to tell me that I shouldn't tell Prince how to conduct his business and how I should be thankful for this and thankful for that. Like I need somebody tellin' what I should be thankful for when I'm spending my money? Last time I checked, the NPGMC was a business like any other one. And if I'm a paying customer I'll offer whatever criticism or praise I feel necessary. And it wasn't like I was slamming it or anything, it was constructive criticism. Anyway, when it comes to messageboards, chat rooms and the like, it's all about the vibe for me. And people fuck shit up on the regular over there. I agree, I think many people here have had a similar experience. Isn't it wierd how so much proposed positivity can really be a negative. The atmosphere of the message boards and interactive features of the NPGMC are not constructive to either the fanbase, or Prince. I guess us saying this here makes no bones over there, we are the ones who "don't get it", they are the ones who are appreciating Prince for what he gives them, yadda, yadda.  With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Seems to me that there are factions of his fanbase, both pro and con, whose zealotry can be pretty scary to observe.
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