You know that song "sometimes when we touch, the honesty's too much"? what's that mean, do you know?

[Tiltsta]

Genital warts.

 

[Bob411]

I have made physical contact with lots of people in my life and I've nnever been like "whoa. this is too much honesty"


I heard that song and I was wondering, hmmm, maybe this guy doesn't know what the word "honesty" means? maybe he thinks it means
PLAQUE PSORIASIS

My first thought has political so I won't mention it here.

 

[Frank Prince]

It's when two people directly touch their eyeballs together when they are gazing into each other's souls. It's just too much honesty.

 

[Honkridge]

Its a song about when the house lights go up and you go, "woah!"

 

[OGG]

You guys suck.

Quit harshing on my 70s Super Cheese.

 

[Gary Blanchard]

The 70s were many things; the "sensitive singer/songwriter" genre was but one of them. Yeah, the song was sappy, but there were worse at the time.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

You guys suck.

Quit harshing on my 70s Super Cheese.

Dude, I can't help it. I was in and around middle school for a lot of that, and my humor still has a lot of middle schooler in it. Leo Sayer is no fan or mine, nor I of him. I just close my eyes and forget him.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

Yeah, the song was sappy, but there were worse at the time.

Not helping.

 

[OGG]

Dude, I can't help it. I was in and around middle school for a lot of that, and my humor still has a lot of middle schooler in it. Leo Sayer is no fan or mine, nor I of him. I just close my eyes and forget him.

He makes me feel like dancin'!

 

[Gary Blanchard]

I owned that Leo Sayer album. I enjoyed his music.

 

[OGG]

I owned that Leo Sayer album. I enjoyed his music.

There's a "Capt. Obvious" joke or two there...

 

[Gary Blanchard]

Like I said in the Eagles thread, music like this is the soundtrack of my life, and for many my age. Maybe it doesn't have lasting appeal to following generations, but it brings back many pleasant (and a few not so pleasant) memories.

 

[rhino]

Like I said in the Eagles thread, music like this is the soundtrack of my life, and for many my age. Maybe it doesn't have lasting appeal to following generations, but it brings back many pleasant (and a few not so pleasant) memories.

I mean, I got a blow job one time listening to Buckcherry. I would never seek them out now, but if I happen to hear them now, I get the fond memories.

 

[Flamencology]

Like I said in the Eagles thread, music like this is the soundtrack of my life, and for many my age. Maybe it doesn't have lasting appeal to following generations, but it brings back many pleasant (and a few not so pleasant) memories.

I have fond memories of my first handjob, but I don’t need to pretend that it was one of history’s greatest ejaculations.

 

[Flamencology]

My first simultaneous orgasm, on the other hand...

 

[Gary Blanchard]

I have fond memories of my first handjob, but I don’t need to pretend that it was one of history’s greatest ejaculations.

I'm not saying the music is great, I'm just saying that there is an attachment to it due to the memories involved.

 

[Flamencology]

I'm not saying the music is great, I'm just saying that there is an attachment to it due to the memories involved.

Yes, that’s the history of pop music. For better and (more of than not) for worse.

 

[OGG]

I'm with you Gary. Haters gonna hate.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

I owned that Leo Sayer album. I enjoyed his music.

Ok, I feel bad for making fun. I am glad you enjoyed him. I did not. But, I was in a very different place in life. Enjoy!

 

[Gary Blanchard]

Ok, I feel bad for making fun. I am glad you enjoyed him. I did not. But, I was in a very different place in life. Enjoy!

No problem, he was not to everyone's taste. My second marriage was in a good place at the time and the songs bring back some rare pleasant memories of my son's mother.