BBQPit, Drama-Queens and Hissy-Fits

QUOTE]*Originally posted by London_Calling *
*The next ten people who tell me their music taste is . . . . . eclectic will have their musical taste *examined by the most unpalatable means at my disposal.

Probably tied down with bunting and vigorously thrashed about the groin region with Tesco’s own smoked kippers. Damn bastards with their trite, crass clichés . . .

Oh, I’ve got such eclectic taste . . . .

Oh, I’ve got such eclectic taste . . . .

Oh, I’ve got such eclectic taste . . . .
So fucking tired of it. Or is it the lack of sleep in this heat … **
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Hmmm. Is it the sentiment you object to or merely the word? Could I say I have catholic tastes in music? Would it be OK to say, “I just listen to all kinds of shit.”? Or do I have to choose a musical preference and stick to it? And will I be graded down if the musical preference I choose is Country?

Jess (attempting to be certain not to spark any hissy-fits.)

You can have whatever taste you like, just don’t , please, call it ‘eclectic’. For at least 20 years everyone in the damn world has used the same pro-forma sentence construction to describe what music they like.

It’s lazy, it’s a tired cliché and it’s not that difficult being a little more creative. IMHO.

[sub]sorry to add to the hijack, but…[/sub]

I agree so much my teeth hurt, as I grind them at the thought of the idiots I’ve heard using it. It’s a throwaway line used by idiots who think they’re eclectic because they like rock, indie and rap.