Is it a sin.............?

...........to sandwich RTS between Motley Crue's "Same 'Ol Situation" and The Red Hot Chili Peppers cover of "Higher Ground" on a mix tape? (Tape......I know, I know. It's just easier this way with my analog mixer and my truck only having a tape player etc., etc......)

Not unless you follow that up with "Pour some Sugar on Me", Cum on Fel the Noize", or "PacMan Fever"

I love doing mix tapes, but my car tape player always makes them sound slower than normal. Very disconcerting to hear BLT at half its normal speed!

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Not unless you follow that up with "Pour some Sugar on Me", Cum on Fel the Noize", or "PacMan Fever" I love doing mix tapes, but my car tape player always makes them sound slower than normal. Very disconcerting to hear BLT at half its normal speed!

I think there are certain instances when "Pour Some Sugar On Me" is apropos. For example, when at a gentlemen's club and the "entertainer" or " self-employed model" is ......did I just type that out loud???? Not that I would know...I've just heard......

Another good example is when the DJ at a suburban dance club spins that tune and many drunk "birds" (is that correct usage?) covey together on the dance floor and sing at the top of their lungs, "....pour some sugar on me!!!!".

Originally posted by Michael McDermott > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Not unless you follow that up with "Pour some Sugar on Me", Cum on Fel the Noize", or "PacMan Fever" > > I love doing mix tapes, but my car tape player always makes them sound slower than normal. Very disconcerting to hear BLT at half its normal speed!

I think there are certain instances when "Pour Some Sugar On Me" is apropos. For example, when at a gentlemen's club and the "entertainer" or " self-employed model" is ......did I just type that out loud???? Not that I would know...I've just heard......

Hey, that's what I heard as well! ;)

Another good example is when the DJ at a suburban dance club spins that tune and many drunk "birds" (is that correct usage?) covey together on the dance floor and sing at the top of their lungs, "....pour some sugar on me!!!!".

that is indeed the correct usage.

Originally posted by hibster > > > Another good example is when the DJ at a suburban dance club spins that tune and many drunk "birds" (is that correct usage?) covey together on the dance floor and sing at the top of their lungs, "....pour some sugar on me!!!!".that is indeed the correct usage.

Thank you for the affirmation! I strive to use Anglo-centric words and phrases correctly. :D

was in the dam last weekend in the red light they arent just on the corners, there's whole rows of them!

mind you you want to buy your err artistic films from the record shops there & not the adult shops as they rip you off

Originally posted by Michael McDermott > Originally posted by hibster> > > > > > > > Another good example is when the DJ at a suburban dance club spins that tune and many drunk "birds" (is that correct usage?) covey together on the dance floor and sing at the top of their lungs, "....pour some sugar on me!!!!".> > > > that is indeed the correct usage.

Thank you for the affirmation! I strive to use Anglo-centric words and phrases correctly. :D

I wouldnt worry about using them correctly, leave that to the birds!

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by Michael McDermott> > I think there are certain instances when "Pour Some Sugar On Me" is apropos. For example, when at a gentlemen's club and the "entertainer" or " self-employed model" is ......did I just type that out loud???? Not that I would know...I've just heard......

Don't be shy.. here they are doing a lot more than that!!!

I'd have to compare with Amsterdam one day

(Montréal has a "gentlemen club" like at every street corner in downtown Montréal.. !!)

From what I've heard (really) Windsor (across the border from Detroit) is a fun place to visit.

it works very well up against Shoot Speed Kill Light on the Primal Scream album XTRMNTR...