Seattlest: Nirvana Song Whored Out to Baseball Video Game

kris

Sat, 17 Mar 2007 12:58:54 -0800

Quote: "but perhaps the lyric "we don't have to breed" will serve as comfort to people who play baseball video games. They probably aren't getting a lot of breeding opportunities anyway."- ...and bloggers are widely known as chick magnets?

mike

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 09:51:46 -0800

if she cant find one ( a shot gun ), im sure we can provide one for her or even better hire someone to kill her like she did for kurt R.I.P Kurt Cobain your true fans still remain strong

Fred Casillas

Mon, 05 Mar 2007 19:41:59 -0800

I have never been so saddened and offended by a television commercial. I saw the video game clips. I heard the song. And I literaly thought that the feed had somehow been mixed up. They say that Kurt was ahead of his time, and i agree. I now also think he may have had prophetic visions. Well, at least one. In which he saw the future, the commercial in question, and...well, I guess we all know what happened next. The scary thing is that CUNTny Love has only sold 25% of the rights to the catalog away so far. But give her time. I can hear/see it now. Smells Like Teen Spirit used to launch Colgate's new scent of (of course) Teen Spirit. It's called "Unforgivably Inappropriate". I can only hope that in a sudden moment of clarity (the first of her life) all of what she has done comes rushing back to her like a conscience psunami. And I hope she has access to a shotgun. -Fred

Pauls

Fri, 23 Feb 2007 15:32:32 -0800

As a fellow devotee of Earl Weaver Baseball, I say: "Bring back the good old days!" We want little peg-like animated players and Souza. Life would be better. More pastoral.