burun wrote: "dirty pillows"

I was watching the film Carrie recently and recalled the character played by Piper Laurie using that phrase when chastising Sissy Spacek. First time I had heard that euphemism before. I wonder how many other puritanical, religious fanatics use it.

punch_the_lion wrote:

burun wrote: "dirty pillows"

I was watching the film Carrie recently and recalled the character played by Piper Laurie using that phrase when chastising Sissy Spacek. First time I had heard that euphemism before. I wonder how many other puritanical, religious fanatics use it.

My college roommate once enthusiastically read a story aloud from Hustler that involved the narrator putting his dick between the woman's "shit pillows" (meaning her buttocks).

I thought this term was horrible/disgusting/great.

kerble wrote:"Rip Off" on Electric Warrior, so bad. so very bad. "Being in the nude/feeling such a dude/ it's a rip off". boo.

You are wrong!

Kerble-slap!

I'll fucking cut you, connor.

kerble wrote:"Rip Off" on Electric Warrior, so bad. so very bad. "Being in the nude/feeling such a dude/ it's a rip off". boo.

dude that's like the best song on that record, you are hell of wrong, you are Matthew wrong!

I'll cut you too, Chrissical.



fuckers. both of you don't know what the hell you're talking about.

dave76 wrote:L.A. Blues" on Funhouse (Disappointing end for an otherwise outstanding album)

Wrong, so wrong. "L.A. Blues" is the perfect ending to a perfect record that slowly but surely surrenders itself to the void. It is an aural document (a record) of inner turmoil being externalized completely until the only option one has is totally fucked "free jazz." Anything else would be a lie.

Salut, The Stooges! Your name and apparent junk-bred troglodytism prevents you from being credited as the brilliant conceptual artists that you are. Maybe.

kerble wrote:I'll cut you too, Chrissical.

I hacked an airborne pineapple in half yesterday w/ a sword, I've pretty much felt like Toshiro Mifune all day long, bring it on

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:

dave76 wrote:L.A. Blues" on Funhouse (Disappointing end for an otherwise outstanding album)

Wrong, so wrong. "L.A. Blues" is the perfect ending to a perfect record that slowly but surely surrenders itself to the void. It is an aural document (a record) of inner turmoil being externalized completely until the only option one has is totally fucked "free jazz." Anything else would be a lie.

Salut, The Stooges! Your name and apparent junk-bred troglodytism prevents you from being credited as the brilliant conceptual artists that you are. Maybe.

Agreed.

The inclusion of "L.A. Blues" is what makes an otherwise great rock record the rock record. Gives me shivers everytime.

"More fool me" on Selling England By The Pound