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To: ibg who wrote (421)	3/4/2001 11:34:03 AM
From: MythMan	Respond to of 595

so you two are both up @ 5 am posting? LOL! That would be 4 am Texas time. >>i have copied your post in case it is removed.<< don't forget the one on Raging Bull. -g-

To: ibg who wrote (421)	3/4/2001 12:05:07 PM
From: LPS5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 595

since i have been outed by si administration or a certain ex si administration employee Neither. It was a story related to me by another SI user, who said that she heard it from another user. yes i am a female relative of lg's Ah. And, you make the same spelling mistakes as he does, misconjugate the exact same verbs, and show up only when LG has a problem on a thread. I guess you'd explain that as genetics, huh. ROFL. LPS5

To: ibg who wrote (421)	3/20/2001 10:17:58 PM
From: LPS5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 595

New Madonna Video Too Violent for MTV Prime Time NEW YORK (Reuters) - One night only: the new Madonna video. Or so says MTV, which has deemed the video for her latest single ``What It Feels Like For A Girl'' too violent for prime time. MTV will air the video only once at 11:30 p.m. EST on Tuesday during a news segment about the video, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday. VH1, which, along with MTV is owned by Viacom Inc., will also air the video only once at the same time as MTV. The video -- directed by Madonna's husband Guy Ritchie, who directed the films ``Snatch'' and ``Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels -- stars Madonna as a ``nihilistic pissed-off chick'' on a crime spree and is filled with ``ironic humor,'' Madonna said in a statement. ``The video shows my character acting out a fantasy and doing things girls are not allowed to do,'' she said. The video is the latest of Madonna's to stir up controversy. Her 1989 video ``Like A Prayer,'' which featured a combination of sexual and religious imagery, cost her a sponsorship deal with Pepsi. And her 1990 ``Justify My Love'' video was deemed too sexually explicit for MTV. ``What It Feels Like For A Girl'' is the third single from Madonna's hit album Music on Warner Brothers. MTV declined to elaborate on the video's content or comment on whether the decision to air it once only was irrevocable. One possibility reportedly being explored was airing it on the Internet, perhaps via America OnLine.