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>i also noted, to someone else on this list, that
>those references always seem
>to be from more of an outsider's standpoint, or
>how religion affects him as a
>non-believer.
It's moments like this that I'm glad I have subscribed
to this mailing list. I think you've
Good morning!
I just got around to reading this, and I wanted to point something out:
Rubella isn't the name of a person, it's the name of a disease, German Measles.
The song is essentially someone dying of an infection, dressed up as a love
song. It's a cute play on the fact that Rubella soun
hi --
i know i'm probably bugging people with this, but a recent post reminded me.
if you're sick of getting 800 digests, or separate e-mails, or whatever, how's
about we move this to eGroups? to subscribe, e-mail
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Actually..I think that line about heaven and hell is something much more in
tune with agnosticism then atheism..Personally..Issac strikes me as a
spiritual but not religious person..but someone with a descent respect for a
pervasive belief thats run the entire course of civilized soceity(religion
are you in med school? just curious.
robert
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> From: DAVE Robson[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 10:54 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [MMouse]: Songs with names..
>
>
> Good morning!
>
> I just got around to reading this, and
> It's moments like this that I'm glad I have subscribed
> to this mailing list. I think you've made some
> poignant points, and it's given me a bit to think
> about. I really appreciate Isaac's lyrical prowess,
> as it seems that he can make the most profound
> statements seem mundane. One of
who is your brother?
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Casey Wagner wrote:
> too much shit talking on this list. My brother is in
> the mouse and their new album sounds awesome. It is
> full on modest mouse and they werent brainwashed by
> epic like alot of you people think. I often wonder
> why I have mi
>PS, is anyone else tired of going to college?
I have a 15 page paper to write by Thursday, so...YES.
But then the quarter is over and I will be a happy happy girl...I will
sleep a whole lot and have Christmas stuff to do with my family, and a
fantabulous Russian lit. class to await next quart
> I'm afraid I missed the majority of this discussion,
> but I would like to point out that there are a few
> Modest Mouse songs that mention heaven, hell, (St.)
> Peter, & God. That is not to say that we can extract
> those lyrics and propose that they are Isaac's
> beliefs, but surely th
>too much shit talking on this list. My brother is in
>the mouse and their new album sounds awesome. It is
>full on modest mouse and they werent brainwashed by
>epic like alot of you people think.
I made a point of congratulating Eric Judy about the Epic thing at the UW
show a couple weeks ago
wow someone mentioned ethyl meatplow. I thought I was the only one who spent
highschool at the industrial club grooving to my life with the thrill kill
kult etc... well I guess thats all I have to say. School is totally killer
this month. I must go see Princess Mononoke or whatever her name is.
>Thats crap man..I dont think anyone who had a chance to see Sunny Day >Real
>Estate would back out just because Jeremy found Christ..or think >any less
>of him (i think he rocks even more) just because he did..
>Anyone who can tap into spirituality that powerful..well..i guess >jeremy
>isn't e
hey am i out of the loop about this or what? but i just saw a compilation at the
store of cool bands covering heavy metal songs..like the get up kids do a motley
crue song and reggie and the full effect are on it too..anyway the last songs says
its modest mouse featuring some other guy and they do
> I think people that are anti-Christian are just as silly as people who
are
> anti-non-Christians (if you can think of a better way to say that, please
> say so). A lot of people I know have come to this bizarre conclusion that
> anyone who has a profound belief is either ignorant or hateful o
Just a reminder for anyone sporting cable tv and HBO, Pavement and Built to
Spill will be on tonight at 11:30 eastern standard time.
dustin
what do you mean "supposedly the world is 2000 years old"?
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>From: "amy wolf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [MMouse]: sunny day christians
>Date: Tue, Nov 30, 1999, 7:58 PM
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>> I think people that are anti-Christian are just as silly as people who
> are
>>
anybody find it very very strange that at the drive-in is opening for rage
vs. the machine on many east coast dates?
> what do you mean "supposedly the world is 2000 years old"?
phrased wrong..supposedly ONLY 2000 years old...which is bullshit, since
it's millions of years old if not more :P
- amy
> > what do you mean "supposedly the world is 2000 years old"?
>
> phrased wrong..supposedly ONLY 2000 years old...which is bullshit, since
> it's millions of years old if not more :P
hmm. i am a christian. i believe the bible. i also believe in the
creation theory. i believe the world is pro
> hmm. i am a christian. i believe the bible. i also believe in the
> creation theory. i believe the world is probably around 10,000 years
old.
> it can't be undoubtedly proven that it is older, just like it can't be
> undoubtedly proven that the evolution theory is correct, just like it
can't
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