for all of you dumbasses that have no clue what the fuck you are talking about... anyway...this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide. when they say "grab a brush and put a little makeup" that was when the brother of the gutarists got up and probably took a shower and came out then put on colone and some deodarent . when they say "hid the cross and faseaway the shake up", he ment that probably the brother must of been religious but his parents did not want him to. "why did you leave the keys up on the table?" would probably mean that he was always ordered around. "i dont think you trust in my self rightious suiside" ment that he was probably threating people to commit suiside. "i cry when angles deserve to die" ment that everyone was sad to see the person die."in my self ritious suiside" means that is how me died. there. now you lil fuckers just found out what the hell this sonf means.
"one of the guitarists brother who{sic} committed suicide"? first of all, there is only one guitarist, so "one of the guitarists" wouldnt apply here. second, stop acting like you know exactly what you are talking about; If you can't grasp basic grammar, i doubt you do. Like was stated before, the song is most likely about the crucifixion of jesus. Id assume that the verbatim quotation of some of the last words of christ would hint at that. even if you despise christianity(like I), no one would be so bold as to mock someone's agonizing torture...
"one of the guitarists brother who{sic} committed suicide"? first of all, there is only one guitarist, so "one of the guitarists" wouldnt apply here. second, stop acting like you know exactly what you are talking about; If you can't grasp basic grammar, i doubt you do. Like was stated before, the song is most likely about the crucifixion of jesus. Id assume that the verbatim quotation of some of the last words of christ would hint at that. even if you despise christianity(like I), no one would be so bold as to mock someone's agonizing torture and death. It seems to be an account of(and told from the point of view of) jesus' decision to die for humanities' sins. "i don't think you trust in my self-righteous* suicide". you people called me crazy so i'll make the ultimate sacrifice in order to prove to you(again, told from the point of view of jesus, the song is by no means a pro-crhist song).
no, the band even said it wasn't Christian. I mean, come /on/ System of a Down /Christian/? I'm not meaning insult here, but I'm just sayin, a band like this having a christain song just wouldn't make sense. I'll admit there are a lot of things in the song that can /easily/ relate to Christianity, and if you want to believe that, it's cool with me. however, I do not like people going around saying "My opinion's right so back the fuck off" and offering no back up on why they're "Correct" and the other's are "Wrong" albeit, that's almost...
no, the band even said it wasn't Christian. I mean, come /on/ System of a Down /Christian/? I'm not meaning insult here, but I'm just sayin, a band like this having a christain song just wouldn't make sense. I'll admit there are a lot of things in the song that can /easily/ relate to Christianity, and if you want to believe that, it's cool with me. however, I do not like people going around saying "My opinion's right so back the fuck off" and offering no back up on why they're "Correct" and the other's are "Wrong" albeit, that's almost slightly what i just did.
rambamslam: don't go around calling random people you don't know fuckers cause of their opinion, that's /very. immature and even more annoying.
AuntieEm&UncleSam:they /did/ in fact use proper grammar, not clue where you pulled that one from. and you're telling 'em to stop acting like they know everything and then /you/ act like you're the king of the world? that makes no sense.
wow....I sound like a peace loving whore....But seriously. listen to the song think what you want about what it means and don't reprimand people about their opinions. it just pisses other people off.
HarakiriMegami: I'm feeling contrary, so queue the grammar Nazi! AuntieEm&UncleSam is right, rambamslam's statement "this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide." is grammatically and, to my knowledge, factually incorrect. From research I have done in the past 10 minutes, I have not once read any mention of Daron having a brother in any interviews of biographies. Now, to correct the grammatically faulty sentence.
"This song is about one of the guitarists' brothers, who committed suicide."
But even that sentence is factually incorrect. It should read: "This song is about the guitarist's brother, who committed suicide."
And to add frosting...
HarakiriMegami: I'm feeling contrary, so queue the grammar Nazi! AuntieEm&UncleSam is right, rambamslam's statement "this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide." is grammatically and, to my knowledge, factually incorrect. From research I have done in the past 10 minutes, I have not once read any mention of Daron having a brother in any interviews of biographies. Now, to correct the grammatically faulty sentence.
"This song is about one of the guitarists' brothers, who committed suicide."
But even that sentence is factually incorrect. It should read: "This song is about the guitarist's brother, who committed suicide."
And to add frosting to my grammar cake, Harakiri, you used the pronoun "they" to refer to a singular noun, which is shockingly incorrect. When referring to a singular noun, one uses either "he" or "she" or the combination of both: "he or she." Although this may seem troublesome and unnecessary, it is a generally accepted rule (implemented by the chauvinists who determined the laws of grammar) that one uses "he" as the pronoun, to save time.
Before anyone points out the irony that a grammar Nazi used the word "of" instead of "or" after "interviews", I will gladly point out that it was a typo. It was not a careless disregard for the omnipotent laws of grammar.
Before anyone points out the irony that a grammar Nazi used the word "of" instead of "or" after "interviews", I will gladly point out that it was a typo. It was not a careless disregard for the omnipotent laws of grammar.
for all of you dumbasses that have no clue what the fuck you are talking about... anyway...this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide. when they say "grab a brush and put a little makeup" that was when the brother of the gutarists got up and probably took a shower and came out then put on colone and some deodarent . when they say "hid the cross and faseaway the shake up", he ment that probably the brother must of been religious but his parents did not want him to. "why did you leave the keys up on the table?" would probably mean that he was always ordered around. "i dont think you trust in my self rightious suiside" ment that he was probably threating people to commit suiside. "i cry when angles deserve to die" ment that everyone was sad to see the person die."in my self ritious suiside" means that is how me died. there. now you lil fuckers just found out what the hell this sonf means.
"one of the guitarists brother who{sic} committed suicide"? first of all, there is only one guitarist, so "one of the guitarists" wouldnt apply here. second, stop acting like you know exactly what you are talking about; If you can't grasp basic grammar, i doubt you do. Like was stated before, the song is most likely about the crucifixion of jesus. Id assume that the verbatim quotation of some of the last words of christ would hint at that. even if you despise christianity(like I), no one would be so bold as to mock someone's agonizing torture...
"one of the guitarists brother who{sic} committed suicide"? first of all, there is only one guitarist, so "one of the guitarists" wouldnt apply here. second, stop acting like you know exactly what you are talking about; If you can't grasp basic grammar, i doubt you do. Like was stated before, the song is most likely about the crucifixion of jesus. Id assume that the verbatim quotation of some of the last words of christ would hint at that. even if you despise christianity(like I), no one would be so bold as to mock someone's agonizing torture and death. It seems to be an account of(and told from the point of view of) jesus' decision to die for humanities' sins. "i don't think you trust in my self-righteous* suicide". you people called me crazy so i'll make the ultimate sacrifice in order to prove to you(again, told from the point of view of jesus, the song is by no means a pro-crhist song).
AuntieEm&UncleSam; you legend:)
AuntieEm&UncleSam; you legend:)
no, the band even said it wasn't Christian. I mean, come /on/ System of a Down /Christian/? I'm not meaning insult here, but I'm just sayin, a band like this having a christain song just wouldn't make sense. I'll admit there are a lot of things in the song that can /easily/ relate to Christianity, and if you want to believe that, it's cool with me. however, I do not like people going around saying "My opinion's right so back the fuck off" and offering no back up on why they're "Correct" and the other's are "Wrong" albeit, that's almost...
no, the band even said it wasn't Christian. I mean, come /on/ System of a Down /Christian/? I'm not meaning insult here, but I'm just sayin, a band like this having a christain song just wouldn't make sense. I'll admit there are a lot of things in the song that can /easily/ relate to Christianity, and if you want to believe that, it's cool with me. however, I do not like people going around saying "My opinion's right so back the fuck off" and offering no back up on why they're "Correct" and the other's are "Wrong" albeit, that's almost slightly what i just did. rambamslam: don't go around calling random people you don't know fuckers cause of their opinion, that's /very. immature and even more annoying. AuntieEm&UncleSam:they /did/ in fact use proper grammar, not clue where you pulled that one from. and you're telling 'em to stop acting like they know everything and then /you/ act like you're the king of the world? that makes no sense.
wow....I sound like a peace loving whore....But seriously. listen to the song think what you want about what it means and don't reprimand people about their opinions. it just pisses other people off.
HarakiriMegami: I'm feeling contrary, so queue the grammar Nazi! AuntieEm&UncleSam is right, rambamslam's statement "this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide." is grammatically and, to my knowledge, factually incorrect. From research I have done in the past 10 minutes, I have not once read any mention of Daron having a brother in any interviews of biographies. Now, to correct the grammatically faulty sentence. "This song is about one of the guitarists' brothers, who committed suicide." But even that sentence is factually incorrect. It should read: "This song is about the guitarist's brother, who committed suicide." And to add frosting...
HarakiriMegami: I'm feeling contrary, so queue the grammar Nazi! AuntieEm&UncleSam is right, rambamslam's statement "this song is about one the guitarists brother who committed suicide." is grammatically and, to my knowledge, factually incorrect. From research I have done in the past 10 minutes, I have not once read any mention of Daron having a brother in any interviews of biographies. Now, to correct the grammatically faulty sentence. "This song is about one of the guitarists' brothers, who committed suicide." But even that sentence is factually incorrect. It should read: "This song is about the guitarist's brother, who committed suicide." And to add frosting to my grammar cake, Harakiri, you used the pronoun "they" to refer to a singular noun, which is shockingly incorrect. When referring to a singular noun, one uses either "he" or "she" or the combination of both: "he or she." Although this may seem troublesome and unnecessary, it is a generally accepted rule (implemented by the chauvinists who determined the laws of grammar) that one uses "he" as the pronoun, to save time.
Before anyone points out the irony that a grammar Nazi used the word "of" instead of "or" after "interviews", I will gladly point out that it was a typo. It was not a careless disregard for the omnipotent laws of grammar.
Before anyone points out the irony that a grammar Nazi used the word "of" instead of "or" after "interviews", I will gladly point out that it was a typo. It was not a careless disregard for the omnipotent laws of grammar.