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Originally Posted by tmukg21
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
Thats the first Heath Ledger line i've heard, surprised Joey never had one....
What song is that from?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
Thats the first Heath Ledger line i've heard, surprised Joey never had one....
"Now these joker a-s n----s ODing pulling a Heath Ledge"
Originally Posted by asu334
That heath ledger line was slick another double entendre by this dude he just pulls them out his az
Heath Ledger still had a buzz even when he was dead because of the movieOriginally Posted by NuMba1KiCkrocka
Originally Posted by asu334
That heath ledger line was slick another double entendre by this dude he just pulls them out his az
maybe im looking to far into that line but am I missing something it was a simple metaphor no?
Fabolous - $$#* 'em allOriginally Posted by Cragmatic
What song is that from?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
Originally Posted by Cragmatic
Thats the first Heath Ledger line i've heard, surprised Joey never had one....
"Now these joker a-s n----s ODing pulling a Heath Ledge"
Not Ledger feelin the buzzOriginally Posted by CoolLiquidFlames
Originally Posted by asu334
Heath Ledger still had a buzz even when he was deadOriginally Posted by NuMba1KiCkrocka
Originally Posted by asu334
That heath ledger line was slick another double entendre by this dude he just pulls them out his az
maybe im looking to far into that line but am I missing something it was a simple metaphor no?
You still have a buzz from the drugs even after you dead from OD'n from the drugs
I've never actually talked to a dead person and asked them if they still felt high after they died, not saying you reaching but, thats a little preposterous to assume they still buzzed after death ... its a regular metaphor... comparing two unlike things w/o using like or as