In a message dated 4/16/99 5:08:27 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
if you take all of the varieties of obnoxious assholes who drink
too much and talk too loud (we will judge by your terms, though these
definitions could prove challenging in parts of Texas. Or New York,
my guess is that this may have been discussed already, but since i
only recently rejoined the fray, i'm curious whaty the consensus
is/was about Dwight Yoakum doing a Gap Ad?
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my guess is that this may have been discussed already, but since i
only recently rejoined the fray, i'm curious whaty the consensus
is/was about Dwight Yoakum doing a Gap Ad?
I couldn't care less about Yoakam doing the ad -- if this is an ethical issue
we're considering -- because at
That's actually what I find to be the real puzzle here.
He's convering a *Queen* song, fercrinity. How the hell does that
happen?
No word if Dwight's gonna go the jump suit/chest hair route.
[Matt Benz] Well, Ms. Neko Case covered a Queen song, and quite
successfully, and
I love it. Queen records a goofy take on country, only to see it
redone
(and redone well) by Dwight almost two decades later. Speaking of the
Gap ads, I'm happy the khaki soul ad uses Bill Withers's "Lovely Day".
I love Bill Withers.
[Matt Benz] Yep. Dwight's version sounds
We should all just admit we love GAP ads. We all watch em. Admit
it. Good lookin people, cool music, and nice pants. I'd be wearing em
now if they didn't cost so damn much. Got the Target version instead.
Matt "dynamite with a laser beam" Benz
It's true. Just like the "cute
In a message dated 4/15/99 4:00:47 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I love it. Queen records a goofy take on country, only to see it redone
(and redone well) by Dwight almost two decades later.
I love the ad too. And I hate khakis. wouldn't you consider the song to be
I love the ad too. And I hate khakis. wouldn't you consider the song to be
more a Rockabilly knockoff than country? I would.
Okay, I gotta ask, how can one "hate" a particular style of pant that's been
around forever? What's to hate? The color? The creases? I don't get it.
Wearing khakis
In a message dated 4/15/99 6:17:52 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Okay, I gotta ask, how can one "hate" a particular style of pant that's
been
around forever? What's to hate? The color? The creases? I don't get it.
Classical conditioning. Too many obnoxious yuppie
Why Shania hasn't been plucked for spokespersondom
is a mystery. Probably asked, and refused.
Chris
Shania's cozy with K-Mart jeans.
Seriously - they're backing her tour and she occasionally models for them.
Check out the new spring line and see the jeans with the stripes down the
side - for
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