Anne Heche and Come

dontlookdown · #1 06-10-2003, 12:54 PM

http://www.american-webshop.com/books/0743424417

read the last paragraph then listen to Come.

gldstwmn · #2 06-10-2003, 01:04 PM

That certainly puts a different spin on it.

gypsysara · #3 06-10-2003, 01:12 PM

WOW, that is wild seeing it in black and white!

I wonder if Miranda is about her too? "she's down for the count and finally out"

shackin'up · #4 06-10-2003, 01:15 PM

Can't bring her to orgasm?? There must be something wrong.. we only need the solo!!

darklinensuit · #5 06-10-2003, 01:30 PM

Is this real? Are you lafooning me?

- Jake

tamaraluvsFM · #6 06-10-2003, 01:33 PM

That is too funny! Frankly I can't imagine that he could not do it, as just watching his hands..gets..me.....lol...anyhow...
She went to Ellen after Lindsey right? I just shake my head at this. Oh well. To each his own.

Tamara

gypsysara · #7 06-10-2003, 01:54 PM

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Originally posted by tamaraluvsFM
She went to Ellen after Lindsey right?

She did? I dont follow her life/romances/multiple-personalities, so Im not sure. I thought it was Lou Diamond Phillips, although that may have just been her last husband, not necessarily lover.

tamaraluvsFM · #8 06-10-2003, 02:01 PM

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Originally posted by gypsysara
She did? I dont follow her life/romances/multiple-personalities, so Im not sure. I thought it was Lou Diamond Phillips, although that may have just been her last husband, not necessarily lover.

Humm..I am not sure. I thought someone posted back that she went to her after him, but who knows and frankly I dont know why I posted it as who cares..lol. I guess I am having one of those pick at others lives instead of mine days..

Just wondered if that was why she went the fem way as her feelings changed.

Tamara

glitter_fades · #9 06-10-2003, 02:06 PM

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Originally posted by gypsysara
WOW, that is wild seeing it in black and white!

I wonder if Miranda is about her too? "she's down for the count and finally out"

I read Anne's book. She never said anything bad about Linds, but the chronology of events she describes shows LB didn't do much for her in the bedroom. After she dumps him she credits her next boyfriend for her first orgasm. Her reason for leaving LB was mostly along the lines of the relationship being all about him and she wasn't good at being what she termed a "groupie girlfriend" of a rock star. She said they had fun and she went to some tour shows (OOTC was at that time) but it wasn't a serious thing, apparently. Looks like they didn't live together, just dated a bit for about 9 months. She summed him up as just another 40-50ish older man trying to be 20 something by dating much younger women. Since Mrs. B. was 20 something when they got married, I guess Mrs. Lafoon had that right!

I'm still not sure Come is really about her. If it is then he's making fun of himself for being a flop in bed. I don't think that's it. The way I read it, he's talking about someone he's "had" who is not getting any from anyone right now. That sounds like somebody else. Wonder who?

On the other hand, after reading her book and the stuff about her father, I believe, without a doubt, Miranda is about Anne, no ifs ands or buts.

tamaraluvsFM · #10 06-10-2003, 02:13 PM

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Originally posted by glitter_fades
I'm still not sure Come is really about her. If it is then he's making fun of himself for being a flop in bed. I don't think that's it. The way I read it, he's talking about someone he's "had" who is not getting any from anyone right now. That sounds like somebody else. Wonder who?

Your not the only one who thinks that. I wonder if he agreed to the anne thing jokingly to take the heat off someone else who sounds like this song is meant for?

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On the other hand, after reading her book and the stuff about her father, I believe, without a doubt, Miranda is about Anne, no ifs ands or buts.

Interesting. I will have to listen to this again closely with her in mind.

Tamara

Pisces Queen · #11 06-10-2003, 02:15 PM

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Originally posted by gypsysara
She did? I dont follow her life/romances/multiple-personalities, so Im not sure. I thought it was Lou Diamond Phillips, although that may have just been her last husband, not necessarily lover.

Melissa Etheridge lived with Lou's wife Julie Cypher. Melissa was working on some sorta video shot when she met Julie. Julie divorced Lou and shacked up with Melissa for about 10 years until she also decided she was no longer a lesbian and left Melissa.

strandinthewind · #12 06-10-2003, 02:20 PM

It is just so hard to keep all of these lesbians straight

Hey - wait a minute - sorry I just could not resist !!!!!

Poor Anne/Celestia - at least they (

) have found happiness for the moment!

sparky · #13 06-10-2003, 02:25 PM

Uh-oh. The Lafoon specter rears it's ugly head again. While I have made my feelings about this particular character clear before(...blech !), I must add something. IMO, we all ought to take responsibility for our own orgasms. If somebody isn't doing it for you, tell them how. If they still don't do it, move on. Don't talk about how bad they were in the sack. How bad were you for not being able to instruct someone in the ways to make your eyes roll back in your head ?
And if your partner's Gender is the problem, well...who picked them ????

Sheesh, I have said enough !

Excuse the rant.

strandinthewind · #14 06-10-2003, 02:28 PM

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. . . we all ought to take responsibility for our own orgasms.

LMFAO - I just fell out of my chair laughing

Holy Anne Heche Lafoon!

sulamith · #15 06-10-2003, 02:31 PM

I agree with glitterfades about Come.
I said in another thread that LB would likely get beaned over the head with a tambo if he said it was about Stevie. Also, Lindsey has sung many a sexual song in his day, and NEVER from the point of view of him being no good in bed. He never doubts his sexual prowess, and.....one can assume Holy Anne Heche Laffon musta been having plenty of big O's with Ellen, so why would he say, "think of me when you don't come"? I just don't think he would make fun of himself like that, and Come is such a serious song.

The whole tone of Come is Lindsey saying to some woman, "You'll never have it this good again, babe. Go ahead, leave....you'll miss what I used to make you feel like!"

And, "Nobody else is doin' it" and "thought our harmony was the new harmony"? Please. Painfully obvious.

Hmmmm......no wonder there's no backing vocals from Miss Nicks on it. It hits a little tooooooo close to home for her, methinks!

!

-Sharon