Law and Order Survivor Rounds 4-6 - Page 5

HomerMcvie · #61 06-26-2005, 04:23 AM

round 5- I'll Tell You Now

face of glass · #62 06-26-2005, 05:48 AM

Too bad that "Trouble" is under threat now. I think it's an obvious predecessor to "Gypsy" in terms of production, and had it been released under the name of Fleetwood Mac it would certainly be considered one of their finest singles. Ah well.

face of glass · #63 06-26-2005, 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by face of glass

Too bad that "Trouble" is under threat now. I think it's an obvious predecessor to "Gypsy" in terms of production, and had it been released under the name of Fleetwood Mac it would certainly be considered one of their finest singles. Ah well.

Hmm, just remembered what this post means: instant credibility loss amongst Lindsey-fans. "Liking his biggest hit so much, tss."

Mari · #64 06-26-2005, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

Oh come on: I posted my faves before: Johnny stew and MLJ. Immediately after, my fellow nutkeesjes vote for MLJ. No I don't think I have an ally in the band right now, no.

But this time I go with you!

Allright, we made up.

Mari · #65 06-26-2005, 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by face of glass

Mick Fleetwood.

And once again "Johnny Stew" immune.

YOU are such a nutkees

Gerald's right, you're the president!

going for it again tonight? please?

Mari · #66 06-26-2005, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by face of glass

Too bad that "Trouble" is under threat now. I think it's an obvious predecessor to "Gypsy" in terms of production, and had it been released under the name of Fleetwood Mac it would certainly be considered one of their finest singles. Ah well.

Yes, but compared to the rest of the songs on L&O its sound is too much 'mac'.
So even though I like it a lot, Trouble is out this round.

trackaghost · #67 06-26-2005, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Lux

Taking it all a little seriously aren't we? Pulling people in to vote for a particular outcome seems to defeat the purpose in holding it in the first place, assuming their was a purpose to begin with.

We're only having a bit of fun Lux, Nancy included
Her past posts show she's not taking it seriously really.
And strategic voting is all part of the game

How come you're not playing?

trackaghost · #68 06-26-2005, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Mari

Yes, but compared to the rest of the songs on L&O its sound is too much 'mac'.
So even though I like it a lot, Trouble is out this round.

I love Trouble, but I'd vote it off to save Bwana in a second!

sodascouts · #69 06-26-2005, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Lux

Don't feel like it I guess.

When I spoke of taking it too seriously, I was referring to begging done in other places so that random others would come in and vote to save particular songs as if it actually meant something. Doesn't seem like much of a game then really. Didn't you guys conclude you had to be a certain kind of fan to play anyway? Breaking one's own rules? Meh, I don't care, just taking an opportunity to assert a moral highground. She'll know.

Lux is referring to me directly asking several people to vote for "That's How We Do It in LA" a couple rounds ago, in the great tradition of CarneVaca and dissention in the old Tusk game. None of these people voted against conscience (one voted the opposite of what I asked). Lux is not familar with the old game, I guess, and didn't realize it's common practice. Oh well. To clarify, Lux, the purpose of the game is to entertain. It seems that purpose has been fulfilled.

sodascouts · #70 06-26-2005, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Lux

Oh well, indeed. Do teach the misinformed.

My pleasure, Lux. Your confusion is understandable. Please feel free to join in at anytime - that is unless you want to vote for Mary Lee Jones! (that was a joke, btw, not intended to ignite moral outrage).

Edit: This reminds me of the old game, when some solely Stevie fans realized that the Lindsey fans' strategizing and soliciting of votes cost them "Sara." Their reaction echoes yours, so as I said it's understandable.

golden braid · #71 06-26-2005, 11:00 AM

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sodascouts · #72 06-26-2005, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by face of glass

Hmm, just remembered what this post means: instant credibility loss amongst Lindsey-fans. "Liking his biggest hit so much, tss."

Foolish Gaius, don't you know that it's much more important to look like a cool anti-establishment intellectual than vote one's conscience? Sigh.

dissention · #73 06-26-2005, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by face of glass

Too bad that "Trouble" is under threat now. I think it's an obvious predecessor to "Gypsy" in terms of production, and had it been released under the name of Fleetwood Mac it would certainly be considered one of their finest singles. Ah well.

I just find it too fey and slight. I can only take it ever once in awhile because it gets cloying.

dissention · #74 06-26-2005, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by sodascouts

Lux is referring to me directly asking several people to vote for "That's How We Do It in LA" a couple rounds ago, in the great tradition of CarneVaca and dissention in the old Tusk game. None of these people voted against conscience (one voted the opposite of what I asked). Lux is not familar with the old game, I guess, and didn't realize it's common practice. Oh well. To clarify, Lux, the purpose of the game is to entertain. It seems that purpose has been fulfilled.

Fech. People are only having fun and anyone who thinks people are taking it seriously are quite mad. If she doesn't like how people are doing it, she doesn't have to play. But, oh wait, she isn't playing after all. So who cares?

wondergirl9847 · #75 06-26-2005, 12:37 PM

Perhaps Lux has never watched Survivor and doesn't know that people scheme, lie and form alliances to win?

I don't care about doing that stuff, I vote for what I want......unless cash is involved.