floobs were the original description of scrubby scrub kids beforr Juggalo arrived. read the Violent J book! great great book

pondo said

and thanks for the language discussion, but my question is not fully answered :P I wanted to know if I could have used the preposition "of" instead of "by". in some cases "of", "by" and "from" are all translated to one word in german ("von"), and that makes it hard sometimes to translate from german to english. ^^" "saddest songs of ICP" - would that be correct?

I don't think it's technically incorrect, but it would sound pretentious and awkward to use "of" instead of "by" there.    

Angels Falling

Behind the Paint

Crossing Thy Bridge

Old Mr Dangerous said
there is so much variancy. I cry maybe three times a year. Its akin to vomiting... you resist and loathe the initial feelings, then you can feel a sort of warm cleanse. I am aware that crying is healthy, and honestly wish I did it more often. Maybe I will practice this as a spiritual workout, or at least an exercise for mental and physical well-being.

On da flip side, I have had trouble laughing for many years. Like those real, honest, oh so pleasurable belly guffaws. On the rare and becoming rarer occasions that I do laugh genuinely, I feel grateful as all hell. I find it hard to laugh truly around new people, or those that are not from my original circle of friends and family. The biggest impact was the death of my brother, then the other brother. Vecause we shared a maniacal, high spirited sense of humor that no one I have met since shares. Or if they do, I cant seem to let myself relax to that point of pure hilarity. I overheard some coworkers in North Carolina saying that my laugh was "like I was dying inside". One of those phrases you never forget, haha.

My homie is coming to live near us in a couple days, and he shared some of my brothers and my own warped sense of humor. Hopefully this will help me laugh away some rough spirit scabs.

Underrated things: laughter, crying, tears, health, sleep.

u forgot about breakfast

Lol what about the chop chop slide. I cant really say i hate any of their songs. I dont listen to a good number of them tho cuz i dont like them. I dont like listening to bang pow boom the song or the mighty death pop the song either. 

Sad songs make me happy anyways. Thats why i was kind of worried if found. Thats like that happiest tbing in my library besides good old bob Marley.

Cook Mills said
Hey everyone- first post here.

I read this thread a couple days ago before I joined, and I've been thinking about this a lot.  Sad songs, especially in hip-hop or country or other story-telling genres, come in two types, at least to my thinking.  There are songs that are sad stories, and songs about just being sad.

As far as saddest stories, I'd say "Vera Lee" which is in my head lately.

And for just feeling sad, I think I'll go with "Nothing's Left" "Crossing Thy Bridge" "Behind the Paint" and "Take It!' from FF vol.3.  Take It! isn't a sad sounding song, but thinking of watching your homie get carried away to hell is kind of rough, and knowing that the decision isn't up to you on where he goes--not sad in its execution but it comes from a sad concept.

when I first saw you say Take It was a sad song i chuckled, but truth is, if the beat were different and J sung it in a different context with the same lyrics, it could easily pass for a sad song. Would be cool if he acousticated it.