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Corpsey wrote:That's sort of like when I found out another man was fucking my wife, but it turned out to be R Kelly.

Was your wife 13 at the time?

I think we all pissed on her.

That's why she became 55 on the inside overnight. And by on the inside, I mean her cloonge dried up and feared immigrants.

Corpsey wrote:That's why she became 55 on the inside overnight. And by on the inside, I mean her cloonge dried up and feared immigrants.

lol

Corpsey wrote:That's why she became 55 on the inside overnight. And by on the inside, I mean her cloonge dried up and feared immigrants.

Hate it when that happens.

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

Future One wrote:

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

thats a bit harsh i can see where hes coming from

Future One wrote:

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

Calm down you big gay.

Future One wrote:

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

yea no need for that thanks.


and yes, whilst it's tempting to want to keep 'your'/'our' music from spreading far & wide and becoming more mainstream, music & art are not up for ownership (except by the artists themselves).

imagine if the dubstep scene circa 2002 had decided that it wasn't for general consumption - most of you lot wouldn't be here, enjoying the tunes.

Future One wrote:

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

LMFAO
oh my god that just made me crease up so bad

Future One wrote:

sugz wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else want to prevent the spread of dubstep to keep it from the trend jumpers on the drum n bass scene right now?

You fucking twat.

It's a bit much..to call him a twat, but i see where the comment stems from. But reading that comment pissed me off as well, I am not nor have I ever even been into DnB, either.
Tolerance is a valuable trait. And seriously, people fighting, ignore the fight, look away..... unless your in the fight how does it even conccern you? And as for ppl. stealing shit., in publicc dont take off your bag at all
unless your sitting right with it in eyesight,, Thats just common sense.

ThinKing wrote: yea no need for that thanks.


and yes, whilst it's tempting to want to keep 'your'/'our' music from spreading far & wide and becoming more mainstream, music & art are not up for ownership (except by the artists themselves).

imagine if the dubstep scene circa 2002 had decided that it wasn't for general consumption - most of you lot wouldn't be here, enjoying the tunes.

Holds a great point.
Personally may it be underground or mainstream if it sounds good in yer ear rock out to it then. "underground" IMO doesn't makes something better on any level.

ive been to a buncha head's myspace blogs where they confess their love and shit eve i've got one. so its common to see the inspiration of dubstep change lives. ITS A MOVEMENT!