"I'd hit it."
Posted on 03/30/2010 9:48:22 AM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Edited on 03/30/2010 9:54:27 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
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Sound can not propagate in a vacuum.
WHO???? A two bit no count so called singer....once you had folks who sang with voice and not electronic tuning, no reverb, no build ....just their voice.
That’s why I listen to the oldies
The lack of common decency and decorum in this society is shocking. Especially among the entertainment industry, who are chronic for this kind of thing.
She came on stage to sing with My Morning Jacket when I saw them in Dallas. First I was amazed by her afro, then I was amazed by her voice. Lead singer Jim James said, “I don’t think we will top that but we will play you a few more songs anyway.”
Okay, who the hell is Eryka Badu? Did I miss something?
I thought she can look hot but this video makes zero sense at all.
Hmmm, don’t recognize her at all. But, I realized the other day, I don’t listen to any current music except country (because my husband has it on in the car sometimes) and Christian. I am finally totally out of the loop. And I’m not all that sorry about that.
I think it’s what Klatau told the scientist to tell Gort.
I saw the video.
NSFE - Not safe for eyes.
NO!!!!! KEEP YOUR CLOTHES ON!!!!
LOL!
I guess Madonna is gonna go to Memphis and strip at the assasanation site of Dr. King next, to be in solidarity with her Black coentertainers.
We need an edit button for typos.
There a man, a president, was horribly killed, his brains scattered into the street, and this whore is allowed to desecrate the place.
Unbelievable.
"I'd hit it."
Given JFK’s libido, he might appreciate the tribute...
I guess stripping naked in public is the only way that worn out whore can get any attention.
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