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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Dec 1, 1999
"I still don't know what I was waiting for... " Changes, David Bowie! 
D@A
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Jo (Dead) Posted Dec 2, 1999
"We stumble in a tangled web/Decaying friendships, almost dead/And hide behind a mask of lies.." 
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Dec 4, 1999
"Shannon" Henry Gross, The only hit song ever about a drowning dog. Yes, Henry has just seen his labrador swept out to sea:
"Maybe she'll find an island with a shady tree/
just like the one in our backyard."
Oh the pathos.
"She always loved to swim the waves..."
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Anonymouse Posted Dec 13, 1999
I think the snippets found here can be considered "fair use".
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 13, 1999
I wonder if they really aply to forums the same way they apply to articles? I mean, these are discussions, like chat rooms that just happen to sit here. Does the "non-exclusive copyright" thing really apply?
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Anonymouse Posted Dec 13, 1999
If you have copyright questions, you might want to check out this site:
http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html
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Jo (Dead) Posted Dec 13, 1999
I'm looking for the person who replied 21 minutes ago..
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Lute Posted Dec 14, 1999
Here's my vote for best first line:
Well, they tell me there's a pipe in the sky
waitin' for me when I die...
~The Harder They Come, The Harder They Fall
(reggae song, anybody know the author?)
~Lute
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Hypoman Posted Dec 16, 1999
In the key of E:
"Hot coffee, cold heart
I gave you all I had to give and you tore my love apart.
Hot coffee, cold heart
I sit and think and drink and then I'm happy we're apart..."
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Hypoman Posted Dec 16, 1999
Not without music, no...
!
Besides, I just made it up...!
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Hypoman Posted Dec 16, 1999
Not all the time, no. That one's a good way of earning myself some respite...!
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