Tainted love?

[albanycuse]

Growing up as a kid all i did was play basketball everyday , i must of shot a couple hundred thousand three point shots in my life easily and i would always rock my SU gear at the same time. Syracuse basketball was a big part of my life it gave me something to look forward to and it was always a big love of mine. After these allegations so many mixed emotions took place in my mind about what would happen to the program when in fact i didnt give the accusers any credibiliity after i watched the interviews because they came off to me as money hungry chemical dependant misfits in society so i never felt bad for them until proven otherwise. With that being said no one will take away something that has brought me happiness my whole life and that is SU basketball. If hes guilty then he needs to be put away and suffer for his sickness but i dont think he is guilty so i will support him until proven otherwise and it will never tarnish my love for SU basketball and the joy it brings me to this day. Long live SU basketball and bernie i support you like a family member.

 

[Cusefan95]

Soft cell

 

[310Pigpen]

I'm with you brother

 

[albanycuse]

Soft cell

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[OrangeXtreme]

 

[Moontan]

?

It's the band that had a hit in 1981 with a remake of the song "Tainted Love".

 

[Cusefan95]

It's the band that had a hit in 1981 with a remake of the song "Tainted Love".

Yeah, it was an attempt at humor that was apparently too obscure and whiffed. Fail.

 

[albanycuse]

thx for hijacking my state of the art post.

 

[rstone7727]

LOL, they just boys being boys Albany, Your post would have been state of the art if only you had started a new paragraph at: "With that being said" and added a comma there also..

 

[albanycuse]

LOL, they just boys being boys Albany, Your post would have been state of the art if only you had started a new paragraph at: "With that being said" and added a comma there also..

i love to make one huge sentence with some commas here and there in them.

 

[Dick_in_MI]

Yeah, it was an attempt at humor that was apparently too obscure and whiffed. Fail.

I caught it. Even more obscure... in the late 80's Marc Almond of Soft Cell had a #1 international hit (outside of the US) with a duet featuring one of my alltime favorites, the legendary Gene Pitney. They recorded a song that Pitney had a huge, non-US hit with many years before.

Just the sort of trivia that clutters up my brain.