OMG, a man wrote this!

[Deja Q]

:wow:

I Know What Boys Like

I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I know what boys like
I've got what boys like

I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I see them looking

I make them want me
I like to tease them
They want to touch me
I never let them

I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I know what boys like, boys
like, boys like me

But you, you're special
I might let you
You're so much different
I might let you
Mmmmm would you like that
I might let you

I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I liow what boys like
I know what's on their minds

I what what boya like
I know what guys want
They talk about me

I got my cat moves
That so upset them
Zippers and buttons
Fun to frustrate them
They get so angry
Like pouty children
Denied their candy
I laugh right at them

I know what buys like
I know what guys want
I know what boys like,
boys like, boys like me
Na, na, nya, nya, nya, nya..............

I feel sad now
I will let you
Sorry I teased you
I will let you
This time I mean it
I wil1 let you
Anything you want
You can trust me
I really want to
You can trust me
How would you like it
You can trust me


Sucker. Hmmmmm....

I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I know what boys like, boys
like, boys like me

Gny, nya, gna nyah nya....

[Generic Brad]

1. But a man could never have sang it

Take comfort in that, my man.

[Deja Q]

16. How do you know?

:evilgrin:

[LostInAnomie]

2. A man also wrote "It's Raining Men"

:crazy:

[dysfunctional press]

4. and in The Birdcage, a lot of men sang it.

nt

[dysfunctional press]

3. i saw 'the waitresses' at mabel's in champaign back when this song was a hit...

they played it THREE time in their set- they opened with it, plated it once in the middle, and closed with it...

apparently they didn't have a very extensive repertoire at the time.

[leeroysphitz]

22. Is that true? That's hilarious. nt

[Cabcere]

5. Was that man...

Mark Foley, by any chance? :shrug:

[JVS]

6. i'm not surprised

[Bassic]

7. A man also wrote

Girls just wanna have fun.

Scary eh?

[NMMNG]

8. So?

:shrug:

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

9. D00d, but it's like teh gay@!

r00xr

[NMMNG]

11. Oh no! Not the gay?!?

:cry:

[Deja Q]

20. See #17.

[Heidi]

10. And?

I guess I'm missing something here.

[Deja Q]

21. See #17. What are you trying to find?

[foreigncorrespondent]

12. I really don't understand what the problem is...

...could you enlighten me please? I thought you were gay, isn't that what you always tell us?

[NMMNG]

13. Depends on which week it is

But either way he likes to post inflammatory/nasty stuff about gay people then goes crying to his fan club when gay people (naturally) get irritated at him for doing so.

[foreigncorrespondent]

15. Oh silly me!!!

I forgot for a moment. I have no idea what must have come across me.

[Deja Q]

19. I said my piece a long time ago.

I'm sorry you feel that this post is somehow related. Maybe I'm missing out on something?

And as for my piece and how people responded, I will say I did get some PMs in return by folks defending me and saying they were too afraid to say anything because they'd be flamed to Hades and back too. It seems some people understood my perception... and it's clear you still don't.

[Deja Q]

17. There is no problem. I just didn't know a bloke wrote it.

Why is it people always think there has to be an underlying context (or even motive :eyes: ) to everything that is said or happens?

[foreigncorrespondent]

24. Could it be...

...because of things that have been said or done in the past? Old timers don't forget things as easily as some might think.

[Bluebear]

14. A man wrote "Where The Boys Are", too. Are you unfamiliar with pop music?

Good thing Burt Bacharach didn't stop writing masterpieces just because his lyricist was male. :eyes:

[Deja Q]

18. I must be unfamiliar with pop music. I've never heard that song before.

[NewWaveChick1981]

23. I know. But he captured the attitude so well...

:rofl: That was my theme song when it was first released... :P

[mr blur]

25. Straight from the writer's keyboard:

It happens that Chris Butler who wrote that and was the man behind the Waitresses is a friend of mine and naturally I mentioned that he was the subject of some discussion here and he had a look and says:

"please tell them Democrats that:

what's so amazing? that a man can size up The Enemy and articulate a pattern of behavior in song form? also, re: Mabel's...great club/don't remember that 3 times thing at all/we always had plenty of songs/if we DID do it 3 times, it was either a goof, done as sarcasm or done by request. and we would often soundcheck with doing Boys Like as a slow blues...with ME singing it...so, nyah nyah nyah!

cb"

So there you go.

http://www.futurefossilmusic.com/index.htm

[dysfunctional press]

26. they DID do it 3 times...it's stuck with me thru the years...

because i had never seen a band do that with a song in the same set.