Re: R.I.P. Lou Reed
Posted: Wed October 30, 2013 10:47 pm
Harmzor?!
harmless wrote:He's certainly worn a lot of expensive shades in the company of African children.Harry Lime wrote:Bono has done more for the world than maybe any of us will ever do. I'll give him a pass.
Is that a question?theplatypus wrote:Harmzor?!
I'm not sure what that takes away from my post. There's a wide gulf between wearing expensive bling when you're trying to raise awareness for poverty, and being Jesus Christ.Harry Lime wrote:harmless wrote:He's certainly worn a lot of expensive shades in the company of African children.Harry Lime wrote:Bono has done more for the world than maybe any of us will ever do. I'll give him a pass.
We can't all be Christ.
Would it make you feel better if he wore a pair from the $ Store?harmless wrote:I'm not sure what that takes away from my post. There's a wide gulf between wearing expensive bling when you're trying to raise awareness for poverty, and being Jesus Christ.Harry Lime wrote:harmless wrote:He's certainly worn a lot of expensive shades in the company of African children.Harry Lime wrote:Bono has done more for the world than maybe any of us will ever do. I'll give him a pass.
We can't all be Christ.
What rhetorical purpose is that post serving?Harry Lime wrote:Would it make you feel better if he wore a pair from the $ Store?harmless wrote:I'm not sure what that takes away from my post. There's a wide gulf between wearing expensive bling when you're trying to raise awareness for poverty, and being Jesus Christ.Harry Lime wrote:harmless wrote:He's certainly worn a lot of expensive shades in the company of African children.Harry Lime wrote:Bono has done more for the world than maybe any of us will ever do. I'll give him a pass.
We can't all be Christ.
Whatever. I'll go with this.Soma. wrote:I think he means that a man as successful as Bono is has the right to don whatever quality of eyewear he pleases. He is still a dick, though.
Yeah, it'd be much better if he just did nothing. If you aren't willing to take off your expensive glasses while you help people, you really just shouldn't help at all. It's for the best of everyone involved.harmless wrote:What rhetorical purpose is that post serving?Harry Lime wrote:Would it make you feel better if he wore a pair from the $ Store?harmless wrote:I'm not sure what that takes away from my post. There's a wide gulf between wearing expensive bling when you're trying to raise awareness for poverty, and being Jesus Christ.Harry Lime wrote:harmless wrote:He's certainly worn a lot of expensive shades in the company of African children.Harry Lime wrote:Bono has done more for the world than maybe any of us will ever do. I'll give him a pass.
We can't all be Christ.
I got one of those down, and am prepping to do the other when I shower (though I have a date tonight, so maybe I won't).Soma. wrote:Lament, I think you need to do 50 push-ups or rub one out. You're so likable but what on earth is this performance?
Now you absolutely know that's not true.harmless wrote:They would've got less lazy / more clever if they'd ever needed to.