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Post by wal on Jan 8, 2012 19:20:44 GMT -5
Q102Philly Q102 Philly U have until 10pm tonight! @adamlambert VS @avrillavigne!!! VOTE! Best Jingle Ball Performance of All Time Brackets! ow.ly/8gr1U28 seconds ago Right now: Avril Lavigne 51.32 % Adam Lambert 48.68 % |
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Post by lifeguard on Jan 8, 2012 19:37:15 GMT -5
Adam has always said he is a sexual performer. He wears clothes that draw attention to his GB. He gestures to it, swings it around, thrusts it madly like he just can't get over how good it looks and great it feels. He gets erections during performances. The vids zooming in on his crotch are a teeny, tiny percentage of the vids out here.. and most were done as loving jokes. Hahaha, now go look at something else, if you don't like it. I, myself have never watched one of those vids all the way through, but I did get a good laugh out of them. And yes, after your body part of choice-- eyes, hair, arms, nose, etc-- where do you look when a new vid or photograph pops up? (ahem) Come on. You can tell us. "swings it around," really? ??? I'm going to continue reading the thread and see if this is clarified. And what is that popular demand? Pictures or it didn't happen? I shall wait with baited breath. |
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Post by Q3 on Jan 8, 2012 19:43:08 GMT -5
Just a slight clarification -- the expressions "Blue Laws" and "Blue Comedy" are not really related. Except that they both use the word "Blue" and no one is sure why. "Blue Laws" is a term that appeared in the late 18th century to describe a set of US State Laws that originated with the Puritans probably first enacted in Connecticut in the 17th century. (Massachusetts and Rhode Island also make claims to be first.) These laws covered a set of moral behavior (lying, drunkenness, gambling, adultery, attending services on Sunday, not doing commerce on Sunday, etc etc.) Many other colonies and states enacted similar laws. Most were eliminated in the late 19th and 20th century but some still exist. In some places (like Pennsylvania) the "blue laws" that were still on the books in the 1960's prohibited commerce on Sunday and the term became mostly associated solely with this prohibition in the 20th Century. "Blue Comedy" is comedy that is off-color, risqué, indecent or profane, largely about sex. It is a term that originated in US Music Halls/Vaudeville/Burlesque. The term is very dated and rarely used anymore I believe because R rated/Adult material can be aired on US Cable. >> Info is thanks to an American Studies/American English Language expert who I know. He is a colleague who is currently researching some related areas of 16th Century American English. This has nothing to do with anything... 19th & early 20th centuries, Monday was called "blue Monday" because it was the common day to do laundry. This just made me crack up and I had to respond..... And at least we still know why it was called BLUE Monday -- laundry at the time was done with "blueing". I don't even know if it exists anymore.  I predict in about 100 years people will no longer know why it was called BLUE. Getting the blue discussion back to Adam --- I think he ought to explore the blues more thoroughly.  |
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Post by virg1877 on Jan 8, 2012 19:48:13 GMT -5
Actually I think the very first belt buckle focused video came about because the fan group had sent him the belt buckle and he was wearing it. It started as a joke. Yes, you're correct. TALC (The Adam Lambert Connection) was a forum I joined early in 2009, though I was never really active. The members regularly sent gifts to Adam. The first one I remember was a large pin/pendant. This is the first pic I grabbed, but he wore it earlier on the show and later on tour.  The belt buckle was another present. Most of you have seen the hilarious result of Tuke18's effort to video Adam wearing their gift. I believe Adam was told directly about the video and thought it was hysterical ! |
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Post by maitospf on Jan 8, 2012 19:48:16 GMT -5
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Post by lynne on Jan 8, 2012 19:48:22 GMT -5
I know it is late but I love seeing Adam and BTIKM on RS favorites at number 2 right behind Radiohead.
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Post by smokeyvera on Jan 8, 2012 19:50:35 GMT -5
Interesting, that you all hear WWFM in stores. I am hearing the same thing in Georgia and also in NY when I was there at Christmas. I am actually hearing that song more now than I heard it on the radio when it was at it height in radio stations spins. That song will not die.
Damn he looks gorgeous grocery shopping. Always dressed for the occasion.
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Post by lynne on Jan 8, 2012 19:52:00 GMT -5
Adam has always said he is a sexual performer. He wears clothes that draw attention to his GB. He gestures to it, swings it around, thrusts it madly like he just can't get over how good it looks and great it feels. He gets erections during performances. The vids zooming in on his crotch are a teeny, tiny percentage of the vids out here.. and most were done as loving jokes. Hahaha, now go look at something else, if you don't like it. I, myself have never watched one of those vids all the way through, but I did get a good laugh out of them. And yes, after your body part of choice-- eyes, hair, arms, nose, etc-- where do you look when a new vid or photograph pops up? (ahem) Come on. You can tell us. "swings it around," really? ??? I'm going to continue reading the thread and see if this is clarified. And what is that popular demand? Pictures or it didn't happen?
I shall wait with baited breath. Hahahaha... I will wait with you to keep you company. I'm nice that way. |
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Post by Holst on Jan 8, 2012 19:52:41 GMT -5
Yes, that was my first thought but couldn't give it the Adam stamp of approval i.e. Would it forward a stereotype? Is it a label Adam can call himself but noone else can do respectfully? What do you think? If enough people think it's fine. I might be able to be convinced Isn't E the Bob's Big Boy from Leno Sleepwalker? |
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Post by Holst on Jan 8, 2012 19:55:04 GMT -5
You guys. "E" is clearly "Big Boy."  Ha! I should have read a few more posts. |
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I predict in about 100 years people will no longer know why it was called BLUE.
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