Can someone explain this Indigo Girls line to me?
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The harder you try to define yourself specifically, or to define your role in life, the more complicated things becomes. Just be yourself, and go with the flow, and you'll be just fine.
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"You are the white-est black girl I know"\n\nWTF does that mean?  Does that mean that she expected me to speak "ebonics"?  Does the mean she expected me to not be up on current events?  \n\nI guess stereotypes are VERY real. (sigh)
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no it's not a line from a play...part of it is. Not the short part though. Us short girls are a lotta fun too!!
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Hi there!\n\nSorry...I couldn't cut and paste the lyrics....there are some pretty bad words in it...I think you knew that...hahaha.  Hope this helps.  Here are some l inks anyhow...\n\n:-)
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Nobody knows, apart from Radiohead and they aren't saying anything! It's been discussed to death on lots of Radiohead messageboards though, so if you want to discuss what it could mean with fellow fans you could try one of these:
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Tell them, even if they don’t receive you, just tell them; even if they don’t believe you. Just tell them for me, please tell them for me, that I love them. And I came to let them know.\n\n—Andrae Crouch\n\nI've looked all over for the whole set of lyrics.  I am still looking.
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Shes not asking if she should join them, she wants to know if she should joing them.  "Joing" is a Chukkanees action word meaning to jump over or dodge something.  She wants to know if she should jump over Theta Alpha Sorority.  And I say joing away!
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They're emotionally and psychologically messed up kids that believe they are having  'visions' ,seeing 'ghosts' ,have 'psychic abilities' and can 'see' people's 'auras'.. Indigo is the color of the aura's of people that are 'psychic'\n \nPeople on the fringes of scientific research and New Age proponents are saying these kids are genetically more evolved than other humans and have a more intense connection to the spirit realm and are 'healing the world'.. \n\nI think these children are being USED and ABUSED by these 'professional' frauds.. \n\nIf you want to see how ridiculous this stuff is look at this website www.indigoevolution.com
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pshhh ummm like duh\n\nyou really dont know this.....wwwwoooooowwwwww\n\nthis is like common 'since' baby gurl\n\nyour like really losing kewl points by not knowing this\n\nanyway\n\nOBY LUS LEE is day breaks like night would totally fix her\n\nI would totally like fix you if you broke babi gurl
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Don't understand the "poster girl for this forum" remark but here's a cast link
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She is a shrinking violet\n\nShe is midnight's morning glory (I just made that up, but you can use it, haha)\n\nHmmm... shy in what way?\n\nAnyway, metaphors compare someone to something WITHOUT using like or as.
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The only info I could find is this, the full lyric, I hope it might be useful\n\nhttp://www.crapville.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3262&TPN=2\n\n(Is the second post)
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I have no clue, but it might be from a soundtrack of the movie called Moulin Rouge... I'm not sure... I haven't listened to all of the songs yet. But it might be from that movie.
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You are mixing with some strange people.  In the first sentence the word dinge does not make any sense and I would suggest this rendering: "with such dignity as only our crowd might find compatible." I imagine that she behaved in a way which you readily understood and accepted, but which others might not have understood.\n\n"Like flaa just flung" doesn't mean anything to me.  I would suggest: "like flowers just flung", as this is something colourful.  It's as though someone picked some flowers and threw them down while they were still fresh.
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Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.\n\nLena to that guy in the boat: All my life, everybody has seen me a certain way. What do you see?\n\nBridget to Carmen: So um, are you gonna put them on yourself, or are we going to have to do it for you?\n\nBridget to someone at her moms funeral. I think it's Carmen: Hold my shoes for me. I think I'll run home\n\nCarmen to the lady selling her the dress: And unlike you and your daughter, she has an ***!"\n \nCarmen to her dad: I feel like an outsider who doesn't even belong to you anymore. Tell me dad, are you ashamed of me?!
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To find out what this next line is supposed to say!
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its a metaphor for saying, im bringing the sexy back. What JT's tryina say is that hes bringing the sexy back into the art of music.\n\nits a bit self-explanatory