I THOUGHT SHE DIED YOU FUCKLESS FUCK!
Yay, Sade's on Twitter.
This story becomes very sad tomorrow when she starts throwing in her paid endorsements for Boston Market.
uh, same – someone who, actually, be a juicy historical figure to Twit-parody. Not to mention coming to the table with his own 18th-century-controversial quotes.
I always used to confuse her with Slade because of their album, Pronounced Slar-day. Of course they don't sound so much alike, actually, but I used to confuse them because of that. Album title. Hello?
In the early 80's when I was in my early 20's I encouraged the nickname Chard for myself because it evoked "burnt-out," which at the time felt more playful than coldly descriptive. My friends soon figured out that it plus my last name resulted in ChardDay, and of course that's the one that stuck. Fun fact: Those friends are all dead now. Anyway I'm on twitter too
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I THOUGHT SHE DIED YOU FUCKLESS FUCK!
Yay, Sade's on Twitter.
This story becomes very sad tomorrow when she starts throwing in her paid endorsements for Boston Market.
ME TOO! Plus side: I now have Smooth Operator in my head.
Thanks!!!
I have 'Cum On Feel The Noize' in my head but that's because I thought it said Slade.
Seriously. I thought the same thing.
February 8, Soldier of Love!
http://mixtapemaestro.net/2009/12/sade-soldier-of-love.html
Oh drat, it's the singer Sade, not the Marquis
uh, same – someone who, actually, be a juicy historical figure to Twit-parody. Not to mention coming to the table with his own 18th-century-controversial quotes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfRyRD0F0rU
For the younguns', it's pronounced "shawty."
I had a parakeet named Sade in, like, 1984.
Suspended
"due to strange activity". I thought on Twitter that was a feature, not a bug.
I always used to confuse her with Slade because of their album, Pronounced Slar-day. Of course they don't sound so much alike, actually, but I used to confuse them because of that. Album title. Hello?
In the early 80's when I was in my early 20's I encouraged the nickname Chard for myself because it evoked "burnt-out," which at the time felt more playful than coldly descriptive. My friends soon figured out that it plus my last name resulted in ChardDay, and of course that's the one that stuck. Fun fact: Those friends are all dead now. Anyway I'm on twitter too