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Different lyrics, same song ?
- Thread starter jnewmark
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Oh, but you do - was my point above - with that same, plenty annunciative, diurnal wellwishing.
Oh, I absolutely do tell people to have a nice day. 'Cause I really do want them to have a nice day and I don't want to be the thing that ruins their day when someone gets their back up about something I've said. No one's ever accused me of suffering fools gladly, but I really don't enjoy arguing with people here and it gets obvious that sometimes you just have to walk away.Oh, but you do - was my point above - with that same, plenty annunciative, diurnal wellwishing.
Passive aggressive digs and insults are a different thing entirely. In your case, it's fairly straightforward, which I can at least respect.
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Hey! 'Direct' was one thing, but
[EDIT - correction: no, it is a word. Good. But still,]
I say good day to you, madam.
?!? I even coined a word in that reply!
[EDIT - correction: no, it is a word. Good. But still,]
I say good day to you, madam.
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Supposedly Randy Rhoads was practicing some classical arpeggios when Ozzy walked in and heard him playing Etude 6 (by Leo Brouwer). Ozzy demanded Rhoads put in a song and that's how Diary of a Madman was born. So the story goes anyway. You be the judge.
