The hit song 300GET was composed by legendary lyricist Ms. Likes To Make Song Threads after she spent over 9000 days in rehab. While it rapidly rocketed to #1 on the sales charts for September 1993 and remains a mainstay on top-40 radio, it is widely considered to be generic, trite electropop garbage compared to the unique and innovative May your heart be as light and free as a butterfly.
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333GET
so you smacked it back into place?
If you sign up,
You can earn $1,000,000 too.
Reverse lame confession: Amazon probably thinks I bought this tin of Darjeeling tea because of the anime character but I really only bought it because it was an add-on item that cost just enough to make my order get free shipping.
The tea is pretty good, too.
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Vegeta, what does the scouter say about his shitpost level?
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You already did. Sorry.
Late twenties. I dropped out some time ago and came back to it.
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I'm glad Premature Gomez didn't rear his ugly head in.
Controversy
- In an interview with Rolling Stone, Ms. Likes To Make Song Threads responded to criticism of the third verse being identical to the chorus with "The third hic verse may have the same lyrics as the chorus, but hic the music is like totally hic DIFFERENT man! Now can you get me another hic drink?"
- The time-traveling musical duo Daft Punk has been accused of plagiarizing the backbeat of their song Harder, Faster, Better, Stronger from 300GET despite releasing it like 6000 days earlier.
