we got the ./b/.

     (/you dont know how it makes me feeeeel.)
dont generalise me./<you give him the /b./ but what about
              ---------------------------------me?>
wheres the damn progress!??<your perspectives are so perverse.>>--& it should be diverse
""and how can i support the 'he'??-----
                                      wheN ?noone's  come to support
--------------------------------------------------------ME?
""-   YES --- i can think
----------------------?HOW???can i feel
?WWILL? i belong  if i cannot KNEEL???????_"""""""""
im degraded enough.(do you treat me weak cos you think youre tough?)))*while you spitt on something new- dont tell me youve got betterr- things to do,.
?DONT TURN AWAY FROM THE THINGS THAT FRIGHTEN YOU.???                        --like my independence.?DONT ACCUSE ME OF INFERIOR VIEWS."
                        ------------LIKE? the power of women.
?YES@@!!!!? i can think,,,,
                but    H?HOWW- ?can i feel???
?WILL I BELONG IF I CANNOT KNEE.L???
              ?dont accuse me of inferiour views--
<;like the power of women?>do you feel your work is underpaid???- -what a tired little game you demand we play......???WHERES THE FREEDOM??
                       -WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CHOICE???
MUST THEY BE APPROVEDBEFORE THEYLL HAVE A VOICE???
<(i apologise for all of the large type and uppercase angst, but this song is meant to inspire ---the lyrics concern  the attitude and behaviour of a certain young man who works in a dallas club where the vlfc were able to make an appearance-) while setting up for the show, jillian, the bass player, was tuning her instrument when the man inquired if she was a member of the band. she answered 'yes'--he gave her a disdainful look, and turned away. he then caught glimpse of the male fanclubbers and immediately marked their hands with a 'b;'signifying that they were in the band and not to be charged cover.meanwhile,jillian waits patiently for her hand to be marked with the glorious 'b[. the young man tells her that 'he cant just let everyone in for free, they gotta make their money somehow,". she insists that she is a member of the band, and he calls for the owner to verify this. (apparently a guitar in a womans hand defines her as a pop-groupie,-;,it is not her own))jillians fellow fanclubbers overhear the man yelling for proof of her membership, and they assure him that she is, in fact, a bass player//.true, we have actually only performed this song once in public, but jillian felt that the situation it concerns is of great importance, that sexism is still a thorn in the side of society, even in the most allegedly diverse of scenes, some men still use that amazing manhood as an excuse to DOUBT THE POWER OF WOMEN. a woman should not be good at what she does 'for a girl".she is just good.>)