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Originally posted by Loons The Great
...Sammy has fans?? I thought those peoples were jus' fat Miami Vice fans...
...Sammy has fans?? I thought those peoples were jus' fat Miami Vice fans...
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How could anyone affiliated with Ralph Saenz say that?Originally posted by MetalSkool
AINT NO POSIN' ALLOWED!!!!Comment
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If Dave has jumped the shark where does that leave Dave Lee Ralph?Originally posted by MetalSkool
AHHHWHOOOOOOO BITCHEZ!!!
So Roth has been pushing the BlueGrass album after a failed radio show which came after a couple failed covers album.
So the question is has the D Man jumped the shark?
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right where he started.... absolutely nowhereOriginally posted by Seshmeister
If Dave has jumped the shark where does that leave Dave Lee Ralph?Comment
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I like Hammerhead Shark, Cool tune!Comment
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By the time I could teach him he'd be far too old! Beep bop belula bitty bop shoo wow!Originally posted by PenguinsKID1986
I like Hammerhead Shark, Cool tune!
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Roth jumped the drum riser my friendComment
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fuck off flavor flav.Originally posted by Loons The Great
David Lee Roth is Mack The Knife, baby!!
You wanna rumble it up wit de hammerhead shark, you bongo surf mofos...
Can I get a hell YEZ YEZ YEZ from all the bikini mamas...from all the soldiers...the soldatos...Comment
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Not quite.Originally posted by Ice Cream Girl
"Jumping the shark" implies that something which was previously successful due to a mainstream-accepted "normality" went and added one odd trait to the flow that then turned people off to the whole vibe...
The whole "mainstream-accepted"-to-"odd trait" transition is off the mark.
It's more the addition or development of an element that is drastically removed from the original spirit or vibe of whatever creative pursuit to which the phrase is being applied.
The addition/development usually occurs during a time when ideas and creativity have slowed down, and often appears indicative of desperation and grasping at ratings/sales.
It's also seen as a defining moment, signaling the end of the good days and the start of a period of general decline in quality.
For example, Fonzie jumping the shark was not adding an odd trait or quirky alternative/non-mainstream element. It was just a ridiculous scenario far from the original vibe of the series, made out of a desperate ploy for ratings, and the show is seen as sucking from that point on."What we've been doing, which is great and certainly cost saving, is I train in the sand pit in McDonald's. I do a few laps. I go through the tunnel a few times. The kids don't mind if I smoke. Plus, when I'm done, lunch is right there."- DLR 2003Comment
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Don't You EVER talk to Loons like that ever again You 11 year old Punk.Originally posted by ritetoolforjob
fuck off flavor flav.
You Got That Boy?Still waiting for a relevant Browns TeamComment
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Accepting the above as a general definition of "jumping the shark," one could posit an argument that any one of Diamond Dave, the morning radio show, or Strummin'... represents a drastic move away from the original spirit of VH and DLR, a move made in a time of low sales, and as a desperate attempt at publicity and ratings."What we've been doing, which is great and certainly cost saving, is I train in the sand pit in McDonald's. I do a few laps. I go through the tunnel a few times. The kids don't mind if I smoke. Plus, when I'm done, lunch is right there."- DLR 2003Comment
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And one could also argue the opposite.
"What we've been doing, which is great and certainly cost saving, is I train in the sand pit in McDonald's. I do a few laps. I go through the tunnel a few times. The kids don't mind if I smoke. Plus, when I'm done, lunch is right there."- DLR 2003Comment
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and to reinterate the afforementioned character defining revelation of standard interelation -musical redux- deguello, has given us, the i'llOriginally posted by degüello
And one could also argue the opposite.
informed, the best descriptive analysis and definition of
Sitting on the Politically Correct Fence of Indecisive Non Agressive
Fluff'en nuttin.
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maybe the better question is did DLR sell out a hard rock career for 5 min of TV time and yet another weak ass covers effort that no one will purchase.
My thoughts is he is trying to find that novelty hit like Just a Gigolo.
Isn't it time for DLR to stope reminding people he was in Van Halen and start reminding them why he was in Van Halen.Comment
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I don't really think he ever cuntsidered "it" to be a hard rock career. Just look @ how he ko-ree-o-graphed the rest of the band dancing in the "Panama" vid!!!Originally posted by MetalSkool
maybe the better question is did DLR sell out a hard rock career for 5 min of TV time and yet another weak ass covers effort that no one will purchase.
Billy Sheehan: "Dave's not a metalhead."
David Lee Roth: "I'm not a hard-rockin' fucker."
Michael Anthony: "Is he trying to entertain ME now?"
Laugh @ it, or movethefuckalong, dipshit.
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