Posted that on Pandemonium months ago ;)

Still funny of course... ;)

LOL Yep, that's R&B. A lot of uh huh's and meaningless crap. :D

[ 02-24-2003, 09:03 AM: Message edited by: johnny ]

That is $%*^ing NOT RnB

*mutters something barely intelligible about the kids of today and music not being what it used to be and wanders off to corner to jab walking stick randomly at passers-by*

Yes it *is*, Epona. Just because Rhythm and Blues is known -unfortunately- by the same acronym, doesn't mean the current style called RnB is not RnB... it's the name by which it is known!!
Technically speaking, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky or Orff shouldn't be called classical music... but I do call them that, simply because it's the term by which it is known.

ROFL I saw that months ago too but it's great [img]smile.gif[/img]
It's kinda sad that it's like that but it's true.

LOL, that's great! :D

A couple of weeks ago, I got in my car, put the seat all the way back, laid one hand on top of the wheel and the other on my nether regions, pumped rap music, and drove around like that, yelling 'homie', 'g,' and 'dawg' out of the window to random people at intervals. I've never had so much fun.

I'm with Epona. That's not R&B. It *IS* mass-market top-40 pop "music", which may be trying to relabel itself so people don't immediately know what it is. But it's not R&B.

You can call what comes out of the back end of the dog "makeup", but the odds are that it still won't improve your appearance.

*sigh*
I assume that what Epona meant is that there are two different musical genres both denominated by the term RnB. So to that I say, you cannot go "THAT is not RnB" when it's commonly known as RnB. Whether you like it or not.

I just printed this out and stuck it on the door of the guy who lives next to me on campus. He's white but tries way too hard not to be :D :D :D