• yucandu
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    4 days ago

    This the guy that sang

    I left her on the bathroom floor, I think I knew when it crossed the line, I think I knew the whole goddamned time

    That Trent?

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      4 days ago

      I keep wondering if the inability to understand that a character is not the artist is a particular mental illness, or just regular abject stupidity. If you ever get diagnosed, please let me know.

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        3 days ago

        Well at least I’m mature enough not to refer to people I disagree with my childish insults.

        But please, tell me, who is the character in question?

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          3 days ago

          childish insults

          That’s rich coming from a person who evidently believes that Dr. Seuss and Grinch are the same entity.

          But please, tell me, who is the character in question?

          I don’t give a shit about NIN’s lyrics, at least not on that album, and still I can comprehend that many popular songs employ the device of an imagined protagonist recounting a fictitious tale of their life.

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            3 days ago

            who evidently believes that Dr. Seuss and Grinch are the same entity.

            Care to elaborate? Because I have literally no idea what you are talking about. I have never commented on Dr Seuss or Grinch in my entire existence on this website.

            I don’t give a shit about NIN’s lyrics

            Then could you kindly fuck off and not join a conversation you don’t give a shit about?

            I can comprehend that many popular songs employ the device of an imagined protagonist recounting a fictitious tale of their life.

            Can you comprehend that many popular songs employ the device of an actual truthful history, recounting an autobiographical tale of their life?