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Post by aprilmarie816 on Apr 18, 2012 13:20:06 GMT -5
Did anyone else order the 'special' trespassing items on AO? I found it odd that the free download was for BTIKM and not NCOE ??
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Post by csharpminor on Apr 18, 2012 13:20:55 GMT -5
Can I swear? Insert the juiciest curses out of a sailor's mouth right here. I love ALL Adam's faces, apart from the one I tried and failed to describe. I'm off to google that. Postpone the crucifixion for later. Brb,  I guess 2:58-3:02 is what you want |
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Post by marie23 on Apr 18, 2012 13:22:33 GMT -5
Thom York is kind of the king of OTT body movements and facial contortions. I find it completely unenjoyable to watch him sing. A physical display of emotions in a performance is something that is often appreciated or valued by the audience. I posted this video last night as an example of someone else, other than Adam, who can communicate the pain behind their words. Watch Adele's face here, she is definitely showing a physical display of the pain she is singing about: I see what you mean. Adele's face doesn't bother me here, on the contrary. My mind's a blank, I can't explain myself. I understand what you mean. Sometimes Adam can seem over dramatic, and other times he seems like he's really feeling it and it's in line with this Adele performance. Ie this video. At the 4:27 mark, it seems like a mixture of perfect emoting, and then goes to a lil in the over-dramatic. But I love it, so no real complaints from me. |
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Post by yippie on Apr 18, 2012 13:22:38 GMT -5
In slang terms, a "fix" is a hit of your drug of choice. Or really, anything you're addicted to, so it could be sex, for example. So it's a play on words and it can be interpreted lots of different ways. I'm going w/ S.E.X No other idea even occurred to me! I love this as it's a nice reference to the idea that we don't need someone to "complete" us; not looking for our "other half." I'm not broken and need fixing by a partner. I NEED some hot sex (a fix). |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2012 13:22:47 GMT -5
Okay thanks everyone! I get it now. Love that stanning Adam is so extremely educational. ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2012 13:24:26 GMT -5
What has Adam said about a rusty umbrella??? (just looked that one up  ) |
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Post by nica575 on Apr 18, 2012 13:24:53 GMT -5
Did anyone else order the 'special' trespassing items on AO? I found it odd that the free download was for BTIKM and not NCOE ?? yup..same here...t'was strange... I have gazillion BTIKMs now and I listen to none anyway...doesn't matter though, as unfortunately for me NCOE is in the same bucket ... hahaha...I'm waiting for the NEXT single already  SHADY!!!! |
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Post by NoAngel on Apr 18, 2012 13:25:13 GMT -5
In slang terms, a "fix" is a hit of your drug of choice. Or really, anything you're addicted to, so it could be sex, for example. So it's a play on words and it can be interpreted lots of different ways. I'm going w/ S.E.X Mmmmhmm me too Also it's so funny when you post. I do a double-take because I used that avi for a long time before I became an elf :D |
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Post by evergreen on Apr 18, 2012 13:26:12 GMT -5
I can't imagine this happening but if a southerner comes north and uses the terms ma'am and gets a side-eye I don't think it is because the words are considered rude. If I had to guess, I would say it is more because the accent, combined with the stereotypical words, really stand out. Southerners can either be seen as adorable or cheesy depending on your view. No offense meant--I love the different cultures of our country but for some it is probably hard to take seriously. Kinda like Adam getting all melodramatic in songs. Hard for some to understand it is just part of who he is. As a transplanted midwesterner who lives in the rural south, I try to go with the flow and respect local customs. (A favorite saying: We don't care how you do it up north.) Ma'am and Sir are drilled into kids' vocabulary here. In addition Miss/Ms. or Mr. are put ahead of first names: Miss Susan or Mr. John. Mostly respect for older people. And some here are offended, too, if they are greeted that way, because they think they are too young for that greeting. In general, I consider those terms respect for others, though I am irked when the teenage clerk at McDonald's says, "That'll be $4.29, Baby." :  |
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