yeah, but its not really about anal sex ya know. its about forcing something on to someone in general, maynard just puts it a pretty blunt way. i read a very good opinon that it is from the perspective of god talking to a non believer.
So God wants to sodomize non-believers? Thinnest-veiled metaphor I've ever seen, but also the cleverest. Compare "Opiate" ("He has needs / like I do / We both want / to rape you").
So God wants to sodomize non-believers? Thinnest-veiled metaphor I've ever seen, but also the cleverest. Compare "Opiate" ("He has needs / like I do / We both want / to rape you").
yeah, but its not really about anal sex ya know. its about forcing something on to someone in general, maynard just puts it a pretty blunt way. i read a very good opinon that it is from the perspective of god talking to a non believer.
So God wants to sodomize non-believers? Thinnest-veiled metaphor I've ever seen, but also the cleverest. Compare "Opiate" ("He has needs / like I do / We both want / to rape you").
So God wants to sodomize non-believers? Thinnest-veiled metaphor I've ever seen, but also the cleverest. Compare "Opiate" ("He has needs / like I do / We both want / to rape you").