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I love you like a B3 hammond with a Fender Rhodes piano attached.
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I expect you to address me as such.
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You are Stevie's Triangle.
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Eh…I wasn’t looking to argue with anyone.
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That’s the funniest thing I’ve read all day.
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Steve if you wanted to know if I was gay, you could have simply asked like an adult. I’m straight.
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Didn’t know, don’t care, and I never assume anything, especially in a Fleetwood Mac setting. It’s just…Whenever I see “Big” and “Al” together, there’s only one cultural reference that immediately comes to mind.
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So this means that Joe Walsh AND Mick have been in my triangle?
Ain't enough Clorox in the world to wash away the crotch rot stank in this triangle.
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I don't get the reference. Seriously. What's a big al, to which you're referring?
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South Park character.
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That explains why I don't know. I watched it the first season or two, then stopped.
So what is Big Al on SP?
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A recurring character.
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I finally remembered that Google is my friend
Check.
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I am FB friends w/ Steve. He's gay friendly and definitely wouldn't be afraid to ask. As for you being straight, I never thought about it. You give off a neutral vibe. I didn't know you were so young. Now, I feel old.
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It's all good, no offense taken.
I was in my teens when I joined the ledge 20+ years ago. I'm only a few years short of 40 at the moment. I did witness the Dance Tour in '97! I'm definitely starting to feel old right along with all the other geezers here!
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