Ok. Some of you know I have been trolling this place lately. Lost over 5k rep points while I srs laugh MFAO at the neg comments. Srsly makes it all worth it, best time I have had here in a long time. I am not saying that for any other reason (dead srs) then that my question is meant to be srs..

I was thinking about how we see things differently, at different times...

Ok forget my idiotic cuck trolling and left wings trigger threads... srs.. ya'll are easy to upset

So here is my question.

Not really in question format. I listen to Pink Floyd "comfortably Numb" the first time and didn't like it. Fast forward some months later and I hear it again and then I hear it again. Now. I love it. Probably my favorite song right now. Hits every feel. I love it. Been playing it about 4 times tonight alone. I hear what I have not before. I get what I have not before.

This is a brain issue obviously. My brain is doing something.

What.

Explain

imagine caring about reps

NERD

I didn't even read his post but this

Starting reps: 777

True!

so answer the question then neg me, I will rep you srs

You breaking character is a mistake.

I get that. Honestly but please answer the question. Please?

Isn't the song about h highs? Not very aspirational to resonate with.

This is a common misconception. I have researched this song extensively (ded srs) and found out that at the time the band was known as a drug band and so anything they did or said was attributed to drugs. There was a story about a guy named "Pink" (where the name Pinkman from Breaking Bad came from) who was touring and had all kinds of stuff going on happen but at the end of the day the song is simple. It is about a kid who had a fevor, was sick and got better. That is it. The singer said so. It as about his fever and he wrote a song about it and that was that. Because they were known as a drug band the lyrics became something they were not, and the band didn't bother correcting it until decades later because it was good for them.