Faith Shawn??
Paula
Sorry for the ignorance here...but I'm don't know much about country
music. I watched the movie about Leanne Grimes and can't find
anything on the internet about "Faith Shawn" ..the supposed country
legend. Was she real?
Linda Cauthen
Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?
No, the whole thing is fiction, not a documentary. That means the
writers made it all up, including the character "Faith Shawn."
Linda C.
Paula
>Paula wrote:
>>
>> Sorry for the ignorance here...but I'm don't know much about country
>> music. I watched the movie about Leanne Grimes and can't find
>> anything on the internet about "Faith Shawn" ..the supposed country
>> legend. Was she real?
Linda Cauthen <msl...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?
(SNIP)
....Like I said in my posting, "sorry for thte ignorance" as I don't
know hardly anything about country music.......guess I should have
asked someone at work. Thanks for the answer anyway......
drmjo...@webtv.net
Linda: (on: "Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?")
Oh, *please*. We *all* know "The Simpson's"
are real. Just as real as Wally and the Beaver.
"Leanne Grimes"?
LMAO!!
drmj
drmjo...@webtv.net
Stella: (on: Linda)
Ah...ha...ha...ha...ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ROTFFLMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
drmj
drmjo...@webtv.net
no1songs: ("Don't blame the poster")
Correct.
drmj
Linda Cauthen
Craig Franck wrote:
>
> guyg...@ix.netcom.com(x) wrote:
>
> >Everybody wonders why the producers and writers of "Holiday in Your
> >Heart" tried to confuse the American public by mixing fantasy and
> >reality, without distinguishing between the two.
>
> They thought, perhaps, people couldn't tell the difference? It's
> common to craft a tale towards the better story; rent Pocahontas
> and try to match that up with what really happened.
>
> >It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
> >statement whatever. A sick person like you Linda just wouldn't
> >understand. Go stick your head back in the toilet where it belongs.
>
> Jesus; I'd hate to get a nasty piece of *e-mail* from you! :-) I
> think Dr Samuel Johnson and The S A G E!!!!!!!!! are starting to
> rub off on people...
>
> --
> Craig
> clfr...@worldnet.att.net
> Manchester, NH
> Do not choose to be wrong for the sake of being
> different. -- Lord Samuel
"Stella"'s e-mail is predictably the grandiose ravings of a male who
thinks he rules the roost. Any male who would call a real woman a
"cunt" because he disagrees with her opinion obviously has a problem
with his masculinity that even posing as a woman can't cure.
Linda C.
No1Songs
>Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?
>writers made it all up, including the character "Faith Shawn."
Don't blame the poster for the ignorance of the writers!! If you are going to
have a "fictional" story, let's have it completely fictional!! Don't have half
of the cast play themselves, sing their own songs, and pretty much live out
their careers thus far, and the other half of the cast is all made up. It
doesn't work and people who are not into country music will not realize that
"Faith Shawn" is a fictional character, even though LeAnn Rimes is real!
x
In <349D21...@earthlink.net> Linda Cauthen <msl...@earthlink.net>
writes:
>Paula wrote:
>>
>> Sorry for the ignorance here...but I'm don't know much about country
>> music. I watched the movie about Leanne Grimes and can't find
>> anything on the internet about "Faith Shawn" ..the supposed country
>> legend. Was she real?
>
>No, the whole thing is fiction, not a documentary. That means the
>writers made it all up, including the character "Faith Shawn."
>
Go fuck yourself, Linda. The Simpsons are animation. This is an
intelligent person asking a reasonable question. You're such a nasty
lowlife sleezy cunt it makes me sick sometimes.
Everybody wonders why the producers and writers of "Holiday in Your
Heart" tried to confuse the American public by mixing fantasy and
reality, without distinguishing between the two. A lot of people sit in
front of their TV sets without knowledge of country music history, or
even Lee Ann Rimes for that matter. Any such person, even with a
college education, could be confused by the Faith Shawn role. Some
professional reviewers here in NY admitted they were confused by it, at
first.
It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
statement whatever. A sick person like you Linda just wouldn't
understand. Go stick your head back in the toilet where it belongs.
Stella
Craig Franck
guyg...@ix.netcom.com(x) wrote:
>Everybody wonders why the producers and writers of "Holiday in Your
>Heart" tried to confuse the American public by mixing fantasy and
>reality, without distinguishing between the two.
They thought, perhaps, people couldn't tell the difference? It's
common to craft a tale towards the better story; rent Pocahontas
and try to match that up with what really happened.
>It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
>statement whatever. A sick person like you Linda just wouldn't
>understand. Go stick your head back in the toilet where it belongs.
Jesus; I'd hate to get a nasty piece of *e-mail* from you! :-) I
Craig Franck
Somethings are better enjoyed in private.
Glen Quarnstrom
guyg...@ix.netcom.com(x) wrote:
>In <349D21...@earthlink.net> Linda Cauthen <msl...@earthlink.net>
>writes:
>>
>>Paula wrote:
>>>
>>> Sorry for the ignorance here...but I'm don't know much about country
>>> music. I watched the movie about Leanne Grimes and can't find
>>> anything on the internet about "Faith Shawn" ..the supposed country
>>> legend. Was she real?
>>
>>Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?
>>No, the whole thing is fiction, not a documentary. That means the
>>writers made it all up, including the character "Faith Shawn."
>>
>>Linda C.
>
>
>Go fuck yourself, Linda. The Simpsons are animation. This is an
>intelligent person asking a reasonable question. You're such a nasty
>lowlife sleezy cunt it makes me sick sometimes.
>
>Everybody wonders why the producers and writers of "Holiday in Your
>Heart" tried to confuse the American public by mixing fantasy and
>reality, without distinguishing between the two. A lot of people sit in
>front of their TV sets without knowledge of country music history, or
>even Lee Ann Rimes for that matter. Any such person, even with a
>college education, could be confused by the Faith Shawn role. Some
>professional reviewers here in NY admitted they were confused by it, at
>first.
It was on TV, for Xrist's sake. Even the evening news is fiction
nowadays. Get real.
>It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
Kind of like you do?
>statement whatever. A sick person like you Linda just wouldn't
>understand. Go stick your head back in the toilet where it belongs.
>
>Stella
That was suave.
--
gl...@cyberhighway.net
http://www.cyberhighway.net/~glenq/
Linda Cauthen
Glen Quarnstrom wrote:
>
> guyg...@ix.netcom.com(x) wrote:
>
> >In <349D21...@earthlink.net> Linda Cauthen <msl...@earthlink.net>
> >writes:
> >>
> >>Paula wrote:
> >>>
> >>> Sorry for the ignorance here...but I'm don't know much about country
> >>> music. I watched the movie about Leanne Grimes and can't find
> >>> anything on the internet about "Faith Shawn" ..the supposed country
> >>> legend. Was she real?
> >>
> >>Do you believe "The Simpsons" are real, too?
> >>No, the whole thing is fiction, not a documentary. That means the
> >>writers made it all up, including the character "Faith Shawn."
> >>
> >>Linda C.
> >
> >
> >Go fuck yourself, Linda. The Simpsons are animation. This is an
> >intelligent person asking a reasonable question.
Only *your* idea of an intelligent person, which is anyone gullible
enough to buy your lies.
You're such a nasty
> >lowlife sleezy cunt it makes me sick sometimes.
So why don't you take your shitty lies somewhere else?
> >
> >Everybody wonders why the producers and writers of "Holiday in Your
> >Heart" tried to confuse the American public by mixing fantasy and
> >reality, without distinguishing between the two. A lot of people sit in
> >front of their TV sets without knowledge of country music history, or
> >even Lee Ann Rimes for that matter. Any such person, even with a
> >college education, could be confused by the Faith Shawn role. Some
> >professional reviewers here in NY admitted they were confused by it, at
> >first.
>
> It was on TV, for Xrist's sake. Even the evening news is fiction
> nowadays. Get real.
>
> >It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
>
> Kind of like you do?
No. The networks don't try *nearly* as hard to sell you their lies.
>
> >statement whatever. A sick person like you Linda just wouldn't
> >understand.
Translation: Those of us with real jobs and real lives are way too
smart to believe your nonsense.
Go stick your head back in the toilet where it belongs.
> >
> >Stella
>
> That was suave.
> --
> gl...@cyberhighway.net
> http://www.cyberhighway.net/~glenq/\
Do you think that's where s/he/it finds those insights on Suzy and
Mindy?
Linda C.
Mavman97
Fictional character. And the young singer (who is real) is Leann Rimes
The SURGE
Stella wrote :
>>It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
Thank you who ?
Craig Franck wrote:
>Jesus; I'd hate to get a nasty piece of *e-mail* from you! :-) I
>think Dr Samuel Johnson and The S A G E!!!!!!!!! are starting to
>rub off on people...
Humm ? The SAGE ? Original !
The SUUUUUURGE ! ! ! ! !
Tom Harper
x wrote:
> <snip>
> It's sick TV to mix fantasy and reality in this way, with no disclosure
> statement whatever.
Are you saying mixing 'fantasy and reality' are only appropriate on the Net
and on Fox News? Stel', you're the unchallenged master at this mix.
-t