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Listentocds41 Borne on the FM Waves


 Age : 19 Joined : 08 Jun 2008 Posts : 97 Location : Austin, Tx Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sun Jun 15, 2008 10:09 pm | |
| | I think it is about overcoming by reaching an understanding of everything that sucks in the world, like everyone fucking up the world and creating global warming. "Sink, Florida, Sink" think about it, don't they predict that Florida will someday be underwater? All because people fuck it up.. |
|  | | Listentocds41 Borne on the FM Waves


 Age : 19 Joined : 08 Jun 2008 Posts : 97 Location : Austin, Tx Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sun Jun 15, 2008 10:10 pm | |
| | and those are "making all the right reasons" to do so. |
|  | | e6c Untouchable


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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sun Jun 15, 2008 11:22 pm | |
| | I've always thought this song was about the difficulties in going through a long distance relationship |
|  | | JakobDoetman Baby, I'm an Anarchist!


 Age : 15 Joined : 23 Apr 2008 Posts : 1054 Location : Binghamton/Charlotte Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:00 am | |
| That makes sense. _________________
| brayhold wrote: | lol, his nipples are super hard. must be a hot chick in the audience... |
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|  | | againstmax Drinkin' Irish tonight!


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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Mon Jun 16, 2008 10:40 am | |
| | ya i always saw it like that as well. |
|  | | MissBountiful Dear Shithead


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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Thu Jul 10, 2008 10:43 pm | |
| | e6c wrote: | | I've always thought this song was about the difficulties in going through a long distance relationship |
that's what i got out of it too, but i also like to think that's the song's a last goodbye to the relationship since it has ended, they're finally completely letting go, they've overcome the angst and pain of the break-up. |
|  | | Vorrik Dear Shithead


 Age : 20 Joined : 19 Jul 2008 Posts : 27 Location : Dublin Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:50 pm | |
| I keep thinking of a couple failing to get along and the distance beteween them is affecting them either that they are not getting along type of thing or that they are far away from eachother.
Cadence is like music rythym or w/e aint it? so could be the music is carrying one away from the other? i dunno just thought id shit that out there |
|  | | drumma Punk rock mum!


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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:57 pm | |
| I always thought it was about relationships also. The boys were spending a lot of time in Europe (distance the size of an ocean) and perhaps they weren't sure if the connection would be there when they returned (addressed to your last known residence)
What I really love about this song is that a friend used it for the voice mail greeting. When you called her too late at night the answering machine would pick up: NOT ONE MORE WORD TONIGHT ..... priceless _________________ ... we rock - because it's us against them, we found our own reasons to sing |
|  | | Vorrik Dear Shithead


 Age : 20 Joined : 19 Jul 2008 Posts : 27 Location : Dublin Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:05 pm | |
| | oh yeah was thinkin bout it earlier the line "and what is lost can never be found" could be something in relation to how love once lost cant be found within that person again (or hasnt left and you just think its gone) |
|  | | Jozsa Dear Shithead

 Age : 18 Joined : 22 Aug 2008 Posts : 17 Location : Clermont, Florida Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:39 pm | |
| | arollo wrote: | | JakobDoetman wrote: | | Why do you hate Florida so much Arollo? |
Ever been?
God, there are so many reasons. First of all, it's one of the most beautiful places you can be, and yet it's nothing but bars and tourist traps all built at the expense of the landscape that made the place so famous.
It's full of people who are not actually from Florida, who only move their because of the idea of Florida, to retire, to die, to live a "good life" in giant McMansions behind iron bars with security guards out front questioning all visitors. I grew up in Florida, north and south (North Florida and South Florida may as well be two different states, and in fact they were going to be split up way back when), and in 20 years I have only met maybe 5 people who were actually born in Florida, everyone else is from New York or Puerto Rico or Quebec or somewhere else. There is no love for the place, only the idea. No one wants a community there. They are simply there, and everyone else is simply encroaching upon their vacation time.
The incredible divide between the rich and poor. Miami may as well be a third world nation, but people only ever see the movie image of Miami, of mansions and beaches and beautiful people. They don't see the shanty houses and desperation.
The amazing conservativism in the government, the homophobia, racism, and amazing insanity that stems from the government, which really originates in the population as a whole.
The fact that Tampa probably has more strippers than teachers. Most of the girls I went to high school with have to be strippers to pay for their education and for their food and rent. And who am I kidding? Most of them don't really give two shits about education, since they can make a couple of thousand dollars for an hour of work a week simply being nude. And these women will have children, I assure you.
The fact that the economy is driven solely by tourism, the fact that the only jobs available are a part of the tourism or retail industry. Any other line of work is frowned upon, and anyone who does not want to be a telemarketer or salesman has to leave.
The fact that the school system in Florida is basically a punchline to a joke. It's amazing that anyone can read in Florida. It's amazing that each and every one of the universities in Florida are taken seriously.
The fact that people only go to school in Florida to party, and as such, those who go to learn are placed at a serious disadvantage. The teachers aren't much better.
The fact that the black, latino, and white populations are so aggressive to each other most of the time. It's the most racially divided, racist, horribly closed minded place. As a white man, I have never, ever been asked "what are you" so often, and the answer to that question often dictated whether I would be treated with respect, or beaten by a group of people who were not "what I was".
The fact that the Gulf of Mexico is basically a dead sea. There's no life there, and no one cares.
Shall I go on? I could.
Florida is the worst place in the world. And people like it that way. Fuck Florida. |
I'm also from Florida, born in Miami. I moved to a town just outside of Orlando. Though this state's government sucks, it's a decent place to live in. By the way, your going to have racial tensions wherever you go. I mean, do you think LA is a tolerant place? New York City? |
|  | | Anarchy Dear Shithead

 Age : 25 Joined : 01 Oct 2008 Posts : 4 Location : Crack Rock City Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:59 pm | |
| | its about a relationship gone bad... geez you kids are slow |
|  | | lex dictator bastardette

 Age : 20 Joined : 17 Jan 2008 Posts : 5855 Location : SLO, CA Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Wed Oct 01, 2008 2:05 pm | |
| Damn, first post and you're already criticizing us. _________________ so whats the use of going outside it's so depressing when people die in real life |
|  | | AnnaIsAFuckingStoolPigeon Baby, I'm an Anarchist!


 Age : 18 Joined : 20 Jul 2008 Posts : 1604 Location : Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Wed Oct 01, 2008 3:29 pm | |
| | drumma wrote: | I always thought it was about relationships also. The boys were spending a lot of time in Europe (distance the size of an ocean) and perhaps they weren't sure if the connection would be there when they returned (addressed to your last known residence)
What I really love about this song is that a friend used it for the voice mail greeting. When you called her too late at night the answering machine would pick up: NOT ONE MORE WORD TONIGHT ..... priceless |
I think that basically sums it up perfectly.  And that is a bloody awesome answering machine greeting thing..  _________________ I don't know what I believe in, I don't know where I belong, So I scream at the top of my lungs, And I run in every direction... |
|  | | insnpol Dear Shithead

 Joined : 30 Sep 2008 Posts : 32 Location : earth Points :
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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:21 pm | |
| I definitely agree with the long-distance relationship. To me, though, it seems that the relationshipees or however you'd say it haven't come to terms with it yet. Like they're still trying, sinking and drowning, but trying, and one of them realizes it isn't going to work. |
|  | | booradley Dear Shithead

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 | Subject: Re: Sink, Florida, Sink Thu Oct 23, 2008 9:40 am | |
| | I like to think of Florida (at least the parts ive been to) as west virginia with a beach. |
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