A lice ridden scavenger that feeds off the work of others.
Posted on 03/19/2003 8:20:30 AM PST by gig01
Sheryl Crow blames Israel for this war....hmmm....forget 911 Sheryl? Forget the weapons of mass destruction? Would you have taken Hitler on - you know, innocent lives would be lost there also......She has no understanding of the world....
Quote from her manifesto:
"Do we ignore the relationships we have worked hard to build with our allies and do we try everything in our power to rid the planet of evil using nonaggression, or are we a country that will use force and in the meantime, be responsible for the loss of innocent lives in the name of freeing oppressed people and insuring our own security, when this war is not solely based on those ideals but on the ideals of controlling the oil industry and our interests in Israel. "
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A lice ridden scavenger that feeds off the work of others.
I am currently selling my BMW SUV).
Idiot! Somebody will still be driving it. If you mean what you say you will take it down to the scrap yard have them put it through the crusher.
In Sheryl's case, that comparison is partially true and partially untrue.
It's true in the sense that she gained her first musical fame by ripping off another songwriter who became so distraught over being screwed by her he committed suicide. (He didn't know what had happened until he saw her performing on late night TV claming his work as her own.) The songwriter's friends and parents blame Crow's plagiarism for his suicide and won't speak to her even after all these years.
It's UNTRUE in the sense that she WORKED it HERSELF, like a woman works the streets: she slept her way to record deals in the sack with the likes of Eric Clapton and others, and the groupie then became a star herself.
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