Case in point: 12.
Posted on February 19, 2012
Gay sex > Masturbation.
Case in Point: 11. Sun and Moon (Jon Walker)
Posted on January 30, 2012
I don’t need the sun and the moon to tell me what to do as long as I have you:
- The whole of this song is about how Jon has found the love of his life, someone who understand him and who he never wants to lose.
- Now, this song is from Jon’s solo project which of course only came out after the band split. And if we are to assume that Ryan and Brendon are the sun and moon, this could be Jon referencing his past when he was still a part of Panic! at the disco.
- The fact that the rest of the song is about true love would suggest that he has seen that the relationship between his two previous band mates has not worked out, but he really wishes his does. This was probably written about his wife, so we all do too.
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Posted on January 30, 2012
Anonymous asked: I know this blog is Ryden but I just needed to share that while driving to college I had a good hearty laugh at When The Day Met The Night. Preferably at the part where it's: so she said that's okay as long as you can make a promise not to break my little heart and leave me alone. BECAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT HPAPENED RYAN CHEATED ON KELTIE AND BROKE HER HEART AND I JUST FIND THIS MORE HILARIOUS THAN I SHOULD
Haha. There’s nothing like cruel laughter. But still, it is rather true. Maybe he was annoyed that she was wasting milk to make tea when he met her. - T
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Posted on January 30, 2012
Anonymous asked: Why are people encouraging how ridiculous this blog is? It's not fun, smart, or clever. It's people with no life demeaning songs to try to prove something that we don't even know existed YEARS ago. Brendon is engaged. Ryan has a girlfriend. Drop it. You're juvenile and pathetic imbeciles. Fortunately for you, you can't report a blog for stupidity.
This is going to be the last one of these that we post because they’re getting tedious. For the third time now, we would like to point out that this blog is not to be taken seriously. - T
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Posted on January 30, 2012
Anonymous asked: I think you might mean "case in point" on your entries? At least where I'm from, there's no such phrase as "case of point."
Yes, we probably do. Thanks for letting us know. I’ll write that on the future ones, but leave the entries that have already been posted because some people have reblogged them. - T
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Posted on January 26, 2012
justfortrs asked: But omg your blog description klahkgsghla haha
We just thought we needed a clear, if not short, description to clear things up. We’re glad you find it informative. :) Also, Beth will probably make me point out she convinced me to add the Twilight comment. - T
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Posted on January 26, 2012
choisooyoungs asked: This blog is flawless.
We take much pride in thinking Spencer would look at this blog whilst holding a fierce bitch stare, doing so. Thanks! - T
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Posted on January 26, 2012
madasbrendonthinasryan asked: I LOVE YOUR BLOG! ♥ :DD
Thankyou so much! Also, I’m not going to lie; I laughed for quite a long time when I saw your url. >.< - T
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Posted on January 26, 2012
Anonymous asked: Gonna try to make Sarah Smiles about Ryan too?
Probably not, no. - T
Case of Point: 10. Stall Me:
Posted on January 26, 2012
So, Brendon said in an interview that this song was about his car… But we have a few other ideas. This isn’t all about the sun and moon, but stick with it.
Fall to your knees and kiss the ring, the crowd’s rejoicing:
- Referring to the infamous ‘stage gay’, perhaps?
Why could you bring me in if you knew what you’d become? So curse everyone and everything, even the sun:
- When Brendon was asked to join the band, they didn’t yet realise that they would end up eventually going their separate ways. Maybe the difference in preferred musical directions was always there, but he may have wished he had noticed it sooner to fix the problem or not join at all.
- This could also be Brendon looking back to when the band as people when they were still together and now that they’ve split. He might not like what certain people have become.
She’s got four on the floor, she’s waiting to kickstart me. So just stall me:
- This to us sounds like Brendon is being made to do something he doesn’t want to and things are moving too fast.
Love came along and said ‘leave them be’:
- The end quote is very close to a song by a certain band that a certain two members of Panic! seemed to be very favourable of when they started their new band.
- But anyway, this does also sound like it’s about the split. They’re letting the other people go, because they love them. Maybe as friends, maybe otherwise. But still, it’s showing that they believed it was for the greater good to carry on without them.
Light a cork, my pretty little angel:
Poppers reference?
She counts on stars, astrology. My moods are Mercurial:
- Brendon is saying here that his moods change eccentrically, similar to the rapid movement of Mercury’s orbits that are the quickest of all the planets in our solar system. This would be difficult for some people to keep up with.
Hold on death, the moon. The stars, a sliver of you:
- This contrast with the line that is before it which mentions baptism, gives the impression that when Brendon is with the person the song is about, he doesn’t want things to end. He wants death to hold on.
- The second part of the lyric is similar. And the sun is of course essentially just a large star. He could be referring to how small the stars are in comparison or how they are almost ‘imitations’ of the much greater source that sustains life on earth.
- It just seems interesting that this song refers to both the band splitting and a person he seems to be infatuated with.
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