civil discussion about GX and lyrics

Have A Drink On Me?

Are you supposed to balance the glass on your head while they slurp through a straw?  Or, did they just get an invite to purposely spill their drink on you?

Savage Amusement wrote:

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While I would accept something a bit more questionable from say Twisted Sister or AC/DC, I am not completely comfortable with the same things coming from a Christian.

hmmm, Dee Snider claims to be a Christian...

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We all minister for Christ or against Him every day.

I disagree

Dee does claim to be a Christian.....nowadays.  Back in their heyday, however, not so much.  Twisted Sister was definitely more about the rock n' roll rebellion that most metal bands of the time were doing.  I guess, however, that I should have put the tag "Christian artist" on there to differentiate.  I will get slammed for tagging secular and Christian music, but T.S. was definitely more known for the secular side.  I would still expect the songs to be different from a solely secular artist than I would from one who had made a career thus far in "Christian" music.  Yes, I know that music is neutral, but the intent and content will get it labeled by Christians non-Christians alike.

alldatndensum wrote:

Have A Drink On Me?

Are you supposed to balance the glass on your head while they slurp through a straw?  Or, did they just get an invite to purposely spill their drink on you?

I've always wanted to go up to a girl with an Orange Crush, put it on her head, and say, "I've got a Crush on you".

Driven wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

Have A Drink On Me?

Are you supposed to balance the glass on your head while they slurp through a straw?  Or, did they just get an invite to purposely spill their drink on you?

I've always wanted to go up to a girl with an Orange Crush, put it on her head, and say, "I've got a Crush on you".

I used to work with a guy who would take out his glass eye, put it on your arm and say "I've got my eye on you." Creepy.