E! News drags The Chainsmokers

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They can **** me any day with their 17.34 inches and any other frat bros that they think should join. 

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5 hours ago, JustLikeHoney said:

1. Sad that you would cast someone aside just because of what they are wearing instead of getting to know them and finding out more about them.

2. If you are talking about an interview where Gaga was repeatedly asked about sex 3 times in 2 minutes and she replied sarcastically to one of interviewers questions Big Cock... it all has to be taken in context. lol Stop trying to form a case. Your comments are just based on a preconceived opinion you seem to have and nothing anyone can say will sway you. It doesn't make your comments any less silly. In no way did she say that she was doing what she was doing just to get more cock or all about cock. 

3. Your comment about schools in the US teaching shoe lace colors to its students is pretty far fetched. Maybe you can find a curriculum somewhere to prove your point. It sure wasn't taught in my school. 

This. 

There is a huge difference between the irony in Gaga's answer to a question (in ONE interview) and the comments the Chain Smokers make. Rape culture in America is becoming a very dangerous topic and one that light is being increasingly shed on. The point Lady Gaga (and other female artists) makes, is that women can be provocative as well, in a culture that commonly sees men as the only ones who are able to make aggressive sexual comments and innuendos. 

Gaga's comment are obviously filled with satire. Here we have two douche bag frat boys who are clearly stuck in their college years. (One is 31 years old so that is kinda sad in itself) who perpetuate the very sick values that make rape culture (especially in college campuses (which is largely their audience)) such a pressing issue. 

P*ssy before anything else? That is a very dangerous notion to set, especially to their audience, college age kids, who do nothing but get smashed throughout the week. (I just graduated from an American university this past spring). The amount of idiot boys who would look up to them as roles models and someone they want to emulate one day is alarming (in the sense they're in a position to see themselves as sex gods and could get any girl they want).  

Also, to anyone saying Gaga is classless because of the way she dresses, 1) why are you a fan here? and 2) Kindly f*ck off into a ditch somewhere.

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32 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

1. Sad that you would cast someone aside just because of what they are wearing instead of getting to know them and finding out more about them.

2. If you are talking about an interview where Gaga was repeatedly asked about sex 3 times in 2 minutes and she replied sarcastically to one of interviewers questions Big Cock... it all has to be taken in context. lol Stop trying to form a case. Your comments are just based on a preconceived opinion you seem to have and nothing anyone can say will sway you. It doesn't make your comments any less silly. In no way did she say that she was doing what she was doing just to get more cock or all about cock. 

3. Your comment about schools in the US teaching shoe lace colors to its students is pretty far fetched. Maybe you can find a curriculum somewhere to prove your point. It sure wasn't taught in my school. 

 

 I would never cast someone aside based on their clothing, you are making wild assumptions. The fact that you think I value "class" is also an assumption. I was pointing out the hypocrisy of a Gaga fan using class as a means of judgment, when we are on the fan site of a woman who deep throats rosary beads, has worn teal pubes to award shows, and rides a metaphorical light up **** around the world. She isn't hardly the epitome of class, unless she has a jazz record to shill.

I was taught about gangs (Neo-Nazis included) in conjunction with my school's D.A.R.E. program. I have no idea why that is a far fetched idea for you.

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16 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

 I would never cast someone aside based on their clothing, you are making wild assumptions. The fact that you think I value "class" is also an assumption. I was pointing out the hypocrisy of a Gaga fan using class as a means of judgment, when we are on the fan site of a woman who deep throats rosary beads, has worn teal pubes to award shows, and rides a metaphorical light up **** around the world. She isn't hardly the epitome of class, unless she has a jazz record to shill.

I was taught about gangs (Neo-Nazis included) in conjunction with my school's D.A.R.E. program. I have no idea why that is a far fetched idea for you.

It is far fetched because it was not taught to me in my schooling in the U.S. Your assumption that everyone received the same education on a national scale about shoe lace colors is still far fetched and the D.A.R.E. program more than likely had regionalized education about gangs, in the area which makes more sense. Also I doubt Convent of the Sacred Heart, a Roman Catholic all-girl private school in Manhattan, New York City had a D.A.R.E. program. 

Your exact comment was, 'If a man was walking around London in a crop top up to his nipple and wearing small cut off shorts I would call him classless.' So why are my assumptions wild? They might be assumptions, but they came from the words that you used in your comment.

Why are you so citing so many example of Gaga's art as classless if you don't value class? Performance art is art. There is no class in art.

(Also why would you randomly pick London as an example, seems pretty weird to use a different country as an example if you are from the U.S. Why not use NY or LA or some other U.S. city?)

[Slayer 9,227]

They better get them hits now while their style of music is still popular, cos nobody's going to give a sh!t in a year. 

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23 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

It is far fetched because it was not taught to me in my schooling in the U.S. Your assumption that everyone received the same education on a national scale about shoe lace colors is still far fetched and the D.A.R.E. program more than likely had regionalized education about gangs, in the area which makes more sense. Also I doubt Convent of the Sacred Heart, a Roman Catholic all-girl private school in Manhattan, New York City had a D.A.R.E. program. 

Your exact comment was, 'If a man was walking around London in a crop top up to his nipple and wearing small cut off shorts I would call him classless.' So why are my assumptions wild? They might be assumptions, but they came from the words that you used in your comment.

Why are you so citing so many example of Gaga's art as classless if you don't value class? Performance art is art. There is no class in art.

(Also why would you randomly pick London as an example, seems pretty weird to use a different country as an example if you are from the U.S. Why not use NY or LA or some other U.S. city?)

 

And the hostile assumptions roll on.

I went to a Catholic school in New Jersey that had a D.A.R.E. program, I'm not sure why a Catholic school in New York wouldn't. I certainly never claimed or believe that everyone in America received the same education.

If a man in public was wearing extremely short shorts and a shirt cut so high that it hardly covered his duct tape covered nipples I would call him classless. That doesn't mean I place value on class. It doesn't mean I am judging him for his lack of class. I don't have to subscribe to commonly held standards of class to acknowledge that they existence and when they are being broken.

I picked London because the images of her recently entering a fancy hotel looking like fabulous trash were examples of her not being "classy."

Hope that clears things up for you.

 

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40 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

And the hostile assumptions roll on.

I went to a Catholic school in New Jersey that had a D.A.R.E. program, I'm not sure why a Catholic school in New York wouldn't. I certainly never claimed or believe that everyone in America received the same education.

If a man in public was wearing extremely short shorts and a shirt cut so high that it hardly covered his duct tape covered nipples I would call him classless. That doesn't mean I place value on class. It doesn't mean I am judging him for his lack of class. I don't have to subscribe to commonly held standards of class to acknowledge that they existence and when they are being broken.

I picked London because the images of her recently entering a fancy hotel looking like fabulous trash were examples of her not being "classy."

Hope that clears things up for you.

 

LOL It does clear things up because now I know you are not honest. You have a personal example every time we go back and forth on a subject, just to make a point of, "I know better". Now you went to a private Catholic school in New Jersey, as your retort to the regional and Catholic school argument I made about the D.A.R.E. program. It probably would have worked but its just too convenient to be believable. Hope you can keep up with everything you say, so that you don't get caught up in it in the future. lol It's so absurd. I'm going to bed, no need to keep arguing with someone who isn't even honest. 

Good Night. 

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21 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

LOL It does clear things up because now I know you are not honest. You have a personal example every time we go back and forth on a subject, just to make a point of, "I know better". Now you went to a private Catholic school in New Jersey, as your retort to the regional argument I made about the D.A.R.E. program, and it probably would have worked but its just too convenient to be believable. Hope you can keep up with everything you say, so that you don't get caught up in it in the future. lol It's so absurd. I'm going to bed, no need to keep arguing with someone who isn't even honest. 

Good Night. 

 

 

 

@JustLikeHoney

Here is a post I made on July 28th about being a mile away from Gaga who was performing Camden New Jersey. Proving I'm from New Jersey.

Here is a post I made on June 29 talking about how I went to Catholic school. Proving I in fact went to Catholic school.

 

So here are the recites. I'll accept an apology.

 

 

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trash talking trash.

not surprised.

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26 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

Wow.

I graduated from Gloucester Catholic High School in New Jersey. Go Rams. But I guess its easier to call someone a sexist liar and leave than have a real conversation.

Feel free to go through my post history on this site, I've mentioned my location and Catholic upbringing before.
 

Almost as easy as calling someone's art classless.

I called your comment misogynist based on a post about a womans attire and how it relates to class. It was misogynistic regardless of your Trumpian explanation afterwards. If you don't like that your comment was considered misogynistic then you should have put more thought into it instead of explaining it away afterwards. 

Fine you went to a catholic high school in NJ, it doesn't mean they all had the same curriculum much less a D.A.R.E. program that was called a failure by the US Surgeon General in 2001. 

Goodnight 

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9 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

Almost as easy as calling someone's art classless.

I called your comment misogynist based on a post about a womans attire and how it relates to class. It was misogynistic regardless of your Trumpian explanation afterwards. If you don't like that your comment was considered misogynistic then you should have put more thought into it instead of explaining it away afterwards. 

Fine you went to a catholic high school in NJ, it doesn't mean they all had the same curriculum much less a D.A.R.E. program that was called a failure by the US Surgeon General in 2001. 

Goodnight 

 

Absolutely pathetic.

You called me dishonest twice, said my post was too convenient to be believable. "Hope you can keep up with everything you say, so that you don't get caught up in it in the future. lol It's so absurd. I'm going to bed, no need to keep arguing with someone who isn't even honest."

You didn't just dismiss my argument you dismissed my character. Than when shown proof of my honesty you weren't big enough to admit your mistake and apologize? Talk about a Trumpian ego.

 

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1 minute ago, SKANK said:

 

Absolutely pathetic.

You called me dishonest twice, said my post was too convenient to be believable. "Hope you can keep up with everything you say, so that you don't get caught up in it in the future. lol It's so absurd. I'm going to bed, no need to keep arguing with someone who isn't even honest."

You didn't just dismiss my argument you dismissed my character. Than when shown proof of my honesty you weren't big enough to admit your mistake and apologize? Talk about a Trumpian ego.

 

Girl go to bed, its 6:15 AM in Jersey. You have been insulting people on this site for the last 8 hrs. Enough is enough. In my last comment I did admit my mistake. 

 

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3 minutes ago, JustLikeHoney said:

Girl go to bed, its 6:15 AM in Jersey. You have been insulting people on this site for the last 8 hrs. Enough is enough. In my last comment I did admit my mistake. 

 

 

The hubris it requires for you to be this self righteous and smug after being proved wrong is almost pathological.

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13 minutes ago, SKANK said:

 

The hubris it requires for you to be this self righteous and smug after being proved wrong is almost pathological.

The hate it takes to have the energy to insult people all night is dangerous hun. Everything in moderation.

Also the use of hubris and its definition all in one sentence is redundant. 

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6 hours ago, JbGaga said:

Well.... I can appreciate there honesty... They where Born this Way

Did you read the article at least?