You should know the drill. Ask anything and everything, be it about me and my life, you and your life, or anyone and anyone's life, and I'll answer truthfully to the best of my abilities. Flaming is cool too, as long as it is in question format, like Jeopardy.

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More of a game than anything.


Moved an' shit.

No. Jeopardy is a game show where they quiz people with these statements, and the contestants have to answer is question format. So, if a statement was '19 year old music elitist making more money than you.' the answer would be 'Who is Fields?' By the way, that was a Daily Double: you can wager up to 5000 dollars on this question, as your total amount is currently zero.

Judging by the combination of your age, how inane your question is, and your lack of grammar abilities, I doubt your first statement.

I assume your mother has bad fashion sense, so...white...tell her its not yet Labor Day. Taboo.

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Last time it was in Meeting Room. I'm just trying to get around to different crowds. Unfortunately, with the move to Sector 7 Slums, I'll be getting the mindless overflow from 'Post a number bigger than the person before you!!!!!77711111nine!'

I don't know if you're trying to get the Jeopardy thing right, or actually asking.

Your 'answer' (which is a question) would be acceptable for the following 'question' (which is a statement): "Keep them white!"

Another acceptable answer might be 'Who are the KKK recruitment agents?'

1) Elitist because I know the music I listen to is the better than most people's choice, and look down upon those that don't share my tastes, and like crappy bands. Kinda goes hand in hand with 'douchebag,' but, hey, that's the price you pay to be correct.

2) Subliminal meaning you can't really hear it unless you play it backwards and/or its almost silent to the point of only subconsciously hear it? Or songs with hidden meanings. If it's the first, I've only heard of a few via rumors. Black Sabbath/Ozzie, Led Zeppelin, I think I heard something about Pink Floyd. I've never tried playing a song backwards. From what it appears, though, subliminal messages are apparent in some great rock bands from back in the day. If it's just hidden meaning, an infinite amount.

Haven't heard of true subliminal messages in todays music, though. Although last year I had some urges of beastiality, which coincided with working at Hollister, where they play Panic! at the Disco all day long. Hmm.