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eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

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Who set this one off??

eCKOh

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"with Who's Joe, a sort of postmodern rewrite of the oldie Hey Joe.

This being New Order, Joe isn't consumed with jealousy so much as suffering from anomie and rejection. But instead of letting our hero flee to Mexico, New Order chases after him: "I'll look for you, and I'll take you home," promises Sumner, lending an unexpected homoerotic twist to the tale."

Thats from the 'globe & mail' thread.

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depthcharge wrote: I trust I haven't offended you, touch wood.

:\pimp3:

I thought the phrase was "knock on wood."

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eCKOh wrote: Who set this one off??

eCKOh

The man who calls himself Huntsman is responsible for this little walk in the park, late at night.

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CuanaD wrote: "with Who's Joe, a sort of postmodern rewrite of the oldie Hey Joe.

This being New Order, Joe isn't consumed with jealousy so much as suffering from anomie and rejection. But instead of letting our hero flee to Mexico, New Order chases after him: "I'll look for you, and I'll take you home," promises Sumner, lending an unexpected homoerotic twist to the tale."

Thats from the 'globe & mail' thread.

Of course they haven't understood that it's really Telemachus talking to his father.

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Patrick wrote:

depthcharge wrote: I trust I haven't offended you, touch wood.

:\pimp3:

I thought the phrase was "knock on wood."

Maybe it's a local turn of phrase that hasn't been exported, I'm not sure. Maybe it's of English extract? When you wish for luck, you're traditionally meant to touch wood. ie. A tree or somesuch.

:\pimp3:

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Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

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Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: Who set this one off??

eCKOh

The man who calls himself Huntsman is responsible for this little walk in the park, late at night.

Hunt good job man

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Anyway, time for me to withdraw from this thread. Bigger issues to, erm .. tackle.

:\pimp3:

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eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

Ordinarily it wouldn't matter all that much, but you did happen to walk into the men's room at a particularly pivotal time.

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So be sure to tap it and wrap it, at your leisure of course.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote:

depthcharge wrote: I trust I haven't offended you, touch wood.

:\pimp3:

I thought the phrase was "knock on wood."

Maybe it's a local turn of phrase that hasn't been exported, I'm not sure. Maybe it's of English extract? When you wish for luck, you're traditionally meant to touch wood. ie. A tree or somesuch.

:\pimp3:

I know, DC. The local variant where I grew up was "knock on wood," but "touch wood" is also used.

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Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

Ordinarily it wouldn't matter all that much, but you did happen to walk into the men's room at a particularly pivotal time.

If you're all too tense, I'll piss on Trick's shoes to lighten up the thread...hahaha

Dammit I forgot this was a gay thread...Please dont stalk me about water sports now ok

Speaking of stalking where's my NO wifey NObabe??

eCKOh

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I'm disappointed no one acknowledged my NO allusion re walking in the park, late at night.

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eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

Ordinarily it wouldn't matter all that much, but you did happen to walk into the men's room at a particularly pivotal time.

If you're all too tense, I'll piss on Trick's shoes to lighten up the thread...hahaha

Dammit I forgot this was a gay thread...Please dont stalk me about water sports now ok

Speaking of stalking where's my NO wifey NObabe??

eCKOh

I believe I tired her out working on lyrics earlier.

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I'm disappointed no one acknowledged my NO allusion re walking in the park, late at night.

Well, it's tough to do while down here in the gutter. Throw me a rope.

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LE Roberts wrote:

I'm disappointed no one acknowledged my NO allusion re walking in the park, late at night.

Well, it's tough to do while down here in the gutter. Throw me a rope.

You don't mind if it's a little moist?

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If you want a very unstereotypically 'gay' band, Greenday....

Lead singer takes a bit of both...

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Patrick wrote: I'm disappointed no one acknowledged my NO allusion re walking in the park, late at night.

I acknowledged it P, a knowing nod at the screen, like you with my land of love effort in a previous thread.

:\pimp3:

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MYOB wrote: If you want a very unstereotypically 'gay' band, Greenday....

Lead singer takes a bit of both...

Anyone in here from New York City or is it just me??

How about the US??

I'm just curious

eCKOh:uhoh:

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: I'm disappointed no one acknowledged my NO allusion re walking in the park, late at night.

I acknowledged it P, a knowing nod at the screen, like you with my land of love effort in a previous thread.

:\pimp3:

I'm gratified to hear that, DC.

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Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

Ordinarily it wouldn't matter all that much, but you did happen to walk into the men's room at a particularly pivotal time.

If you're all too tense, I'll piss on Trick's shoes to lighten up the thread...hahaha

Dammit I forgot this was a gay thread...Please dont stalk me about water sports now ok

Speaking of stalking where's my NO wifey NObabe??

eCKOh

I believe I tired her out working on lyrics earlier.

Really now??

Musta been some pretty hard lyrics

eCKOh

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eCKOh wrote:

MYOB wrote: If you want a very unstereotypically 'gay' band, Greenday....

Lead singer takes a bit of both...

Anyone in here from New York City or is it just me??

How about the US??

I'm just curious

eCKOh:uhoh:

I believe LE and I are both from the US.

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eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

Patrick wrote:

eCKOh wrote: The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

:baby:

I suspect you haven't read the immediately preceding posts, Tommy.

No Trick I felt like being ignorant today

Ordinarily it wouldn't matter all that much, but you did happen to walk into the men's room at a particularly pivotal time.

If you're all too tense, I'll piss on Trick's shoes to lighten up the thread...hahaha

Dammit I forgot this was a gay thread...Please dont stalk me about water sports now ok

Speaking of stalking where's my NO wifey NObabe??

eCKOh

I believe I tired her out working on lyrics earlier.

Really now??

Musta been some pretty hard lyrics

eCKOh

Judge for yourself, T. Take a look at the lyrics thread.

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You don't mind if it's a little moist?

No. I've got gloves.

Northwest, U.S.

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eCKOh wrote:

MYOB wrote: If you want a very unstereotypically 'gay' band, Greenday....

Lead singer takes a bit of both...

Anyone in here from New York City or is it just me??

How about the US??

I'm just curious

eCKOh:uhoh:

Yes, but its the wrong time of day for them. Hour or two, they'll be online.

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MYOB wrote:

eCKOh wrote:

MYOB wrote: If you want a very unstereotypically 'gay' band, Greenday....

Lead singer takes a bit of both...

Anyone in here from New York City or is it just me??

How about the US??

I'm just curious

eCKOh:uhoh:

Yes, but its the wrong time of day for them. Hour or two, they'll be online.

It's 1pm!!!

I been up since 6:30

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LE Roberts wrote:

You don't mind if it's a little moist?

No. I've got gloves.

Northwest, U.S.

Grab hold, then.

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At least no one has tried to make a very tenuous connection between New Order as "lads band" and a sort of latent homophobia, with an attraction to New Order as a straight man's dance band being an alternative to the more poofy "synthpop" bands of the same time period.

I'd sure hate if anyone tried to make that connection, flawed as it is. :rolleyes: :D

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