I wrote a thread yesterday that became a "hot topic" about how i don't think that CD will be released this year....
Today people start that and their threads are fine.... Just because I had some foresight my points arn't valid enough to even discuss?
What the hell? Does everything need to be uber-positive??? I said I'm still confident the album will be out soon but that it looks like this won't be the year based on how things are unfolding....
12 hours later it's okay to write threads about it? What's your friggin problem whoever deletes that crap.
I'm looking forward to the album just as much as the next guy on this board, and I'm optimistic about GNR.... just not about the release for this year.
What's with the censoring?
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Maybe it had something to do with you being so hypocritical. You start it saying all this negative shit about it not coming out this year and wont live up to expectations, etc., THEN when some people start making other points(which were more valid), you immediately change course and say its coming out this year and will be really good.
It was a worthless thread.
More valid? Or more that you agree with. I ment what I said. It will probably come out within a year, which is by october 2007. However, by the the end of December, what axl said would happen, probably won't. I said the same stuff that's culminates similar threads posted the next day, but I did it the day earlier and theirs wern't deleted.
Sooo is the argument just okay a day later?
By the way, I DARE you to find a quote that I've posted saying that CD won't live up to expectations.
The person who deleted the is fucking retarded. Obviously if you don't agree with what everyone else thinks, then it's not a valid opinion until they do.
In fact, the only real point that people made against my comments were that showing up late to shows doesn't correlate to a late album. I think it does because it shows Axl's character. I'm not saying he's a bad guy, but he doesn't have a good history for doing things when he says he will, based on my personal experience that I posted.
If my points were so invalid, please, englighten me, how are they valid 12 hours later? Oh yeah, because more people agreed with the people who posted the thread at that time.
EDIT: Sorry for the language... just sometimes I get frustrated with people who havn't ever been to college and havn't had "higher education". Just please, take what I said into consideration before you go to delete popular threads again. Thanks.
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