Dumbest Things Lindsey Has Ever Said Onstage - Page 8

strandinthewind · #**106** 02-11-2005, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

She's such an easy target that I can't help myself sometimes, darling.

It's all in jest, I don't find her that ridiculous.

Are you saying you encite

Who knew

dissention · #**107** 02-11-2005, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

That is about handing LB the phone call informing him his father died?

Edit - it again did not post all that I wrote

Even if it is about that incident - Lux said she said she wrote songs about people and then I guess it was later determined La Nicks did not know them when the song was written. Thus, who cares if La Nicks wrote this about Mr. Buckingham because she obviously knew him and LB when she wrote the song or rather the diary entry

It's not an actual diary entry, you buffoon!!!

I WROTE IT!

strandinthewind · #**108** 02-11-2005, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Lux

Much like we have little regard for Bush and yet we talk about him constantly.

once again, you are elevating Stevie to a position of power - have you had this obsession analyzed by a professional

(levity here)

dissention · #**109** 02-11-2005, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

have you had this obsession analyzed by a professional

I have. He prescribed Klonopin.

(that was low...

)

strandinthewind · #**110** 02-11-2005, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I have. He prescribed Klonopin.

(that was low...

)

its not working in that if this is sedate

dissention · #**111** 02-11-2005, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

its not working in that if this is sedate

I can't believe you thought that was an actual diary entry. That? Made my night.

strandinthewind · #**112** 02-11-2005, 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I can't believe you thought that was an actual diary entry. That? Made my night.

I do not know all of her diary entries - so sue me - plus I thought you were being genuine - a quality the Klonopin has obviously masked

dissention · #**113** 02-11-2005, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I do not know all of her diary entries - so sue me - plus I thought you were being genuine - a quality the Klonopin has obviously masked

I wouldn't be caught dead reading one of her diary entries, let alone copying them or transcribing them. There aren't enough drugs in the world to make such a task seem appetizing.

dissention · #**114** 02-11-2005, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Lux

As opposed to my valium which just makes me floppy and incoherent.

Don't ever let it be said that you and Stevie have nothing in common.

wondergirl9847 · #**115** 02-11-2005, 12:30 AM

To the tune of Edge of 17:

Just like I do sometimes, I answer the phone, ooh, ooh, ooh,
Just like I do sometimes, I answer the phone, ooh, ooh, ooh

And the phone did ring, like a bell in the night
In my home, I was writing, like I've always done.
Said to my friends, "Everyone, (the phone is ringing.)"
Nothing else mattered.

Lindsey was no more, than a young man then
Well, he didn't want to answer the phone
Something within him
But the moment, that I answered....the....telephone.
It was bad news, on the other side.

Chorus

Well, I did not want to tell him what the news was.
Yeah, yeah, it was horrible, his mom was really sad.
Well, I see that I can't give Lindsey the phone,
It would only make him really upset and sad...and angry....
But nothing else mattered.

Chorus

My ears never expected to hear...the phone
But strange things happen every single day
But the ring does not change
So, with the slow, aching ring of the phone
I went forth, with the receiver and gave it to Lindsey...on the other side of the phone....ooooohhhhhaaaaahhhhhhhhhh.....

Chorus

Then, suddenly, there was silence in the room
Yeah, yeah, then a flood of tears, everyone heard it all
I went searching for some kleenex
Up the stairs and down the hall
I heard the phone ring, and I did take the call...
It was bad news,
It was Lindsey's mom, Lindsey's mom, Lindsey's mom...

Chorus

dissention · #**116** 02-11-2005, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

To the tune of Edge of 17:

Just like I do sometimes, I answer the phone, ooh, ooh, ooh,
Just like I do sometimes, I answer the phone, ooh, ooh, ooh

And the phone did ring, like a bell in the night
In my home, I was writing, like I've always done.
Said to my friends, "Everyone, (the phone is ringing.)"
Nothing else mattered.

Lindsey was no more, than a young man then
Well, he didn't want to answer the phone
Something within him
But the moment, that I answered....the....telephone.
It was bad news, on the other side.

Chorus

Well, I did not want to tell him what the news was.
Yeah, yeah, it was horrible, his mom was really sad.
Well, I see that I can't give Lindsey the phone,
It would only make him really upset and sad...and angry....
But nothing else mattered.

Chorus

My ears never expected to hear...the phone
But strange things happen every single day
But the ring does not change
So, with the slow, aching ring of the phone
I went forth, with the receiver and gave it to Lindsey...on the other side of the phone....ooooohhhhhaaaaahhhhhhhhhh.....

Chorus

Then, suddenly, there was silence in the room
Yeah, yeah, then a flood of tears, everyone heard it all
I went searching for some kleenex
Up the stairs and down the hall
I heard the phone ring, and I did take the call...
It was bad news,
It was Lindsey's mom, Lindsey's mom, Lindsey's mom...

Chorus

Ho****, Christy.

Thank goodness urine stains can be bleached out!

strandinthewind · #**117** 02-11-2005, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Ho****, Christy.

Thank goodness urine stains can be bleached out!

Oui - d'accorde

dissention · #**118** 02-11-2005, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Oui - d'accorde

I just busted a gut reading that song. It's a CLASSIC!!!!!!! Props, Christy, props.

wondergirl9847 · #**119** 02-11-2005, 12:36 AM

Glad you liked it.

I'm never good at those lyric things like most of ya'll are, but I was inspired by this thread. LOL

glitter_fades · #**120** 02-11-2005, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Should he have agreed to tour if he didn't want to? No. But I doubt he signed any contract or else Mick would have gleefully sued his pants off. It was ****ty to leave them high and dry, but considering the situation, I don't begrudge him for it and I think he made a smart move.

IMO, this is a key point to the whole argument. Stevie and Mick fans can take this the wrong way, but I've always felt LB never told his side of what really happened and he believes he did nothing to deserve what ultimately went down with the others. To revisit that topic now would be calling out the others at this late stage, something I'm sure he won't do, so we'll never really know the whole story. If obligations were made without signed deals, that's not Lindsey's fault. The fact that the band wouldn't take no for an answer when he told them he didn't want to tour, yet never sued him for breach of contract makes me wonder about the band's version of how that whole thing played out. I agree with those who say Lindsey wasn't the only sane one. He was just as emotionally crippled as Stevie. However, I think the band cut her a lot more slack coming out of rehab. He was held to a different standard. When the fur started flying it was seen from a one-sided view, but not everyone is sticking by their stories of what happened then. Makes me wonder. Fair or not, I think the biased view on Stevie's fragile state played a role in how the band viewed his leaving. He was a quitter and an A-ho for leaving. Would it have been any different if he'd never started the project in the first place? Perhaps, so I fault him for that. He was just as mentally disfunctional as the others back then. I think he carried his baggage better in the eyes of some, but I always thought he was as looney as her Nibs.
Tie goes to the runner.