@kathleenbot Do you know about making a stylesheet? You write down the words/phrases with weird spellings or alternate forms and you use it as a reference document.
@kathleenbot Van Morrison is the one who sings "Brown-Eyed Girl," the guy from the Doors (Jim Morrison) is the one who sings "Light My Fire," and Morrissey is the one who sings "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want." Hope that helps!
@ElSangito We weren't allowed to have a Gay-Straight alliance because of the pushback the name got from adults. It had to be called "Tolerance Club." Early/mid-2000s.
@tressiemcphd I think when you push back, you mess with their sense of self as people have figured "it" out (whatever "it" is that day), and cognitive dissonance sets in. They think, reality is so complex and messy and you want to challenge the little certainty I have? You're the rude one.
Back when Black singers were still mostly church-bred, it was common to have a gospel/inspirational leaning track on an LP, or as my friend calls it, "tithing on the album."
For Day 6 of the #BlackMusicMonthChallenge, tell us a favorite inspirational song on a secular album.
@BiblioDeviant /raises hand I think I got this! It looks like "Femina dux facti," which is a rearrangement of "dux femina facti," "the leader of the actions was a woman," a partial line from the Aeneid that's been used as a motto in many places.
LA-area @NightValeRadio fans, anyone want to buy my ticket for the 5/4 show at The Lodge Room off me? I can't go anymore and am selling at cost ($36). DM me if interested.
@kathleenbot That cape Anne Baxter wears is why I was disappointed with literally every place that wanted to sell me a cape to go with my wedding dress. Give me this or gtfo.
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