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TOPIC: What Pisses You Off (For Newbies)

[spapad] Monday, February 01, 2010 5:55:41 PM

Nothing spells panties in a knot faster to you than another lame thread made to ask a single question. HA!!!, and I don't think your refering much to the "newbie" side of the boards. lol [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Monday, February 01, 2010 12:54:02 PM)

Deep Freeze wrote:

Hostility??HOSTILITY??? Please! Frustration, maybe? Exasperation, possibly?? But hostility?? ME?!!???! NEVER!! I count three..that's right THREE "Grammy" Threads now. THREE!! And these are for a subject that will, in a short time, no longer even be a topic of discussion!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
No..no hostility at all.....

Why is it that a person cannot just ASK a question in an existing Thread?? WHY?????? What possesses a person to create a Thread simply to ask ONE question???? Ye GODS!!!!!!!!!! Its a friggin epidemic, isn't it???????

guidogodoy wrote:

Now do I detect a certain sense of hostility in your post about new threads or is it just extra sensory perspiration?

Deep Freeze wrote:

You're right. It IS scary!! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!! Nonetheless, a great honor and long overdue. And as for the meaning of Dissident Aggressor, I think you are right, or close. I took it to mean East Germany as a whole under communist rule. In any event, I REFUSE to post a comment in yet ANOTHER Thread created by a newbie to ask ONE FREAKING QUESTION!!!!! Aaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

Budred wrote:

Totally agree. Lady Gaga doing Priest scares me more than Lady GaGa.
But still, just one bone from the mainstream, thanking the Priest for their
contribution to the music world. That would be nice.
I guess the Grammy itself is the bone I'm looking for.
...at least they got that...

Deep Freeze wrote:

Like I said, it is probably far better that it comes down this way. I mean, do we really want to see a "tribute" to Priest by say, Lady Gaga or start hearing Musak versions of "Living After Midnight" in elevators?

Budred wrote:

I guess I shouldn't be surprised. As glad as I am that they won, it is still a bit of a disappointment
to hear(read) you're post. 40 years behind the scenes creating some of the finest metal one's ears
have heard, and still no respect. What must they do? I'm just glad the people here are wise enough
to see beyond the mainstream and pick up on the GREATEST metal band of our time.
...Long live the Priest and their fans...

		Deep Freeze wrote:

		OK, so here's a REAL "Piss Off".... I have read three reviews on last night's Grammys from three different "major" news sources. I was reading the infamous "Best and Worst" of the Grammys material. Not ONE of them mentioned Priest. NOT ONE! All kinds of "finally" this and that for people like Neil Young but not one word about Judas Priest. They bury the category in the "pre-cast", make NO mention of it that I saw and not one "informational source" even mentions the winner. Interestingly enough, this is not necessarily a "bad" thing. Surely, whomever it is that makes the decisions at these ceremonies will never live down that "Jethro Tull" incident anyway so it would stand to reason that they simply avoid the category all together, unless Metallica wins for the umpteenth time and the "mainstream" media can go on about how "cool" they are and whatnot. A local anchorman here in Vegas ran a clip of Metallica and was going on about how "great" they are and all but I still have NO idea why the clip was shown on the morning newscast, as it had nothing to do with the news at the moment. Perhaps we should take solace in the fact that Metal is, by and large, still a relatively ignored and misunderstood genre in the mainstream world. God knows they screw it up EVERYTIME they try to report on it or otherwise discuss it anyway. When a nerdy, local news guy that owns cats and lives alone starts talking about Heavy Metal music during his broadcasts, I fear we are heading down a very, very bad road. Better to live in obscurity and enjoy the true form of our music than have it commercialized and trivialized by the idiots on television that think Metallica are the poster-children of the genre.

Edited at: Monday, February 01, 2010 6:00:59 PM

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