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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 363643" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>Sir, ever the scholar is Biggie, and in my mathematical calculations I have factored in the "replacement variable" and crunched the numbers then increased the Biggie value 50 fold, added Biggie to the power of "X + X", subtracted the claims of others and the answer is... 100% Biggie. My study of people yielded the same result. This is empirical data driven, unlike the study of geometry where the data is pulled out of thin air as they go.</p><p></p><p>I had a similar chat with King Charles. Come my coronation, I'll seat you next to HRH Charles III. Both of you can trade tales of my magnificence in words and deeds.</p><p></p><p>The decision taken by The Material Girl weighed heavy on her mind as Dita, Our Mistress For Tonight knows that DFF is dear fan. But Bitch, I'm Madonna opened up her heart, got into the groove, didn't get hung up and the ray of light shone on B.I.G. as is expected, and we all lived to tell DFF that we love New York, even if some are miles away. Ms Ciccone knows who rocks the spot... Biggie!</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>My bad, I will fall on my sword if you command me to, but I hope that you will accept my humble words as settlement of the debt of confusion, I debt I have accrued with many others.</p><p></p><p>When my solar orbits were calculated in single digit numbers, a TV show called Follyfoot Farm was on the air, and I recall that the opening theme was just "wow" to a Júnior Biggie. As time went by the theme song stayed with me, not knowing anything more than it being an opening theme. Jump to 2007 when Big Sister bought me my first laptop for Christmas. I stumbled across Youtube and slowly began to see its potential. Jump to circa 2009 and bouncing around YouTube I came across 80's TV opening themes. What popped into my head was Follyfoot Farm, searched it and found it. Loved hearing the song again after more than 20 years. In the suggestions was The Settlers "Follyfoot". Disco down, I found it, an absolute favorite of mine. I like the idea of a Lighting Tree, the opening lyrics are "Down in the meadow where the wind blows free, in the middle of the field stands a Lighting Tree"</p><p></p><p>I've called out before for quoting or taking a snippet of lyric and bending it to my considerations, but if the recipient of the message can't reference it...</p><p>That's how I found myself under the Lighting Tree, "doing the do"! (Betty Boo). Sir... I do believe that after this WTF was all that.... post. My position as superhot superstar is assured!</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]bkJYSDdVnsE[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 363643, member: 24034"] Sir, ever the scholar is Biggie, and in my mathematical calculations I have factored in the "replacement variable" and crunched the numbers then increased the Biggie value 50 fold, added Biggie to the power of "X + X", subtracted the claims of others and the answer is... 100% Biggie. My study of people yielded the same result. This is empirical data driven, unlike the study of geometry where the data is pulled out of thin air as they go. I had a similar chat with King Charles. Come my coronation, I'll seat you next to HRH Charles III. Both of you can trade tales of my magnificence in words and deeds. The decision taken by The Material Girl weighed heavy on her mind as Dita, Our Mistress For Tonight knows that DFF is dear fan. But Bitch, I'm Madonna opened up her heart, got into the groove, didn't get hung up and the ray of light shone on B.I.G. as is expected, and we all lived to tell DFF that we love New York, even if some are miles away. Ms Ciccone knows who rocks the spot... Biggie! My bad, I will fall on my sword if you command me to, but I hope that you will accept my humble words as settlement of the debt of confusion, I debt I have accrued with many others. When my solar orbits were calculated in single digit numbers, a TV show called Follyfoot Farm was on the air, and I recall that the opening theme was just "wow" to a Júnior Biggie. As time went by the theme song stayed with me, not knowing anything more than it being an opening theme. Jump to 2007 when Big Sister bought me my first laptop for Christmas. I stumbled across Youtube and slowly began to see its potential. Jump to circa 2009 and bouncing around YouTube I came across 80's TV opening themes. What popped into my head was Follyfoot Farm, searched it and found it. Loved hearing the song again after more than 20 years. In the suggestions was The Settlers "Follyfoot". Disco down, I found it, an absolute favorite of mine. I like the idea of a Lighting Tree, the opening lyrics are "Down in the meadow where the wind blows free, in the middle of the field stands a Lighting Tree" I've called out before for quoting or taking a snippet of lyric and bending it to my considerations, but if the recipient of the message can't reference it... That's how I found myself under the Lighting Tree, "doing the do"! (Betty Boo). Sir... I do believe that after this WTF was all that.... post. My position as superhot superstar is assured! [MEDIA=youtube]bkJYSDdVnsE[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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