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Isn't it the truth? Not many people have been unfortunate enough to actually meet furries. I met this guy at a party who had one of those hats where like... the bill goes all the way around, the ones that were cool in the 90s, you know? He kept saying all kinds of weird stuff and was really tripping me out. About a week or so later I find out that he asked his granddad to give him a ride about 30 minutes away to what he said was a video store. It was indeed a video store. A fetish shop that specialized in furry porn. His grandfather walked in like "what". Dude tricked an old man into taking him to look at fursuits... they're weird!

I don't even know what to say to this. It would be better if he took his grandpa to a drug deal. My cousin did that once but, at least it wasn't a furry suit shop.

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Originally Posted by Horror (Post 1655830)

Hi there.

I've been looking around for a place to talk about music and such. Happened to see this forum and decided to join. Feel free to chat me up. I'm 27, Male I live in New York with my partner or whatever you wanna call it. For all I care someone can define their orientation as Helicoptersexual as long as it makes them happy.

Oh I ramble on sometimes.

Some of my favorite bands/singers are as follows.

Janis Joplin, The Beatles, No Doubt, Lana Del Rey, Sky Ferreria, The Pretty Reckless, Seung Son Yeon, Kokia, Mumford and Sons, Ice Nine Kills, The Dead Kennedys, Taking Back Sunday, Queen, Ozzy.

Japanese techno, Latin hymn music, all sorts of stuff.

Anime, horror movies, music, video games, and food. That's about me in a nutshell.

Before I start going on and on about bull, nice to meet you all.

Just noticed you had an intro thread (I'm too much of a forum celebrity to bother with n00bs) and while I approve of the Beatles, the Pretty Reckless, the Dead Kennedys, and Queen, I am worried over Mumford and Sons.

I will allow for Ozzy, assuming I can educate you as to why his work with Black Sabbath makes his solo work irrelevant. My metal credentials are unparalleled, not only on this site, but in general, so if you choose to disregard my edumacations, then you are wrong.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1659653)

I grew up on Ozzy, I saw him live in 2003 and he was amazing but, I'm open to listening to your reasoning. Though I do like Black Sabbath as well. Both my parents are/were metal heads. Ozzy, Judas Priest, Ratt, Van Halen, Aerosmith (I was actually named after Steven Tyler ) Not Steve though.
My older brother was way into punk and goth type of stuff also ICP. Pretty much anything that's odd school I enjoy is thanks to family. Then I got into pop and other things on my own.

So there's a little background. Thank you for taking time to talk to me oh great and majestic Batlord.

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Originally Posted by Horror (Post 1659660)

Pretty much, Ozzy on his own was an amusing goofball with some good songs, but just like Rob Zombie, he jumped the shark into self-parody when he went solo.

The first half of Sabbath's debut should show you what Ozzy's peak was, but if not... at least you like Manowar...

For further education, check out Master of Reality and Sabotage.

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So there's a little background. Thank you for taking time to talk to me oh great and majestic Batlord.

You're welcome. It's always good to keep in contact with the masses. Keeps me humble.

To understand my greatness, though, you should check out the greatest thread this forum has ever known...

http://www.musicbanter.com/members-j...t-schemes.html