Is it possible to give Tenacious D a negative review?
340528
HOW DOES ONE DENY THE GREATEST ROCK BAND IN THE WORLD!?
1005022
Have you thought about asking them?  You'll find some kind of address and/or telephone number somewhere on their music.  Write to them while they are still alive if you want to know the truth.  Otherwise, it is just "gossip" & you are jumping to conclusions based on lyrics that you have no background info to support.  If you enjoy listening to their music, then why not do them the courtesy of sharing your "concerns" with them?  I'm bettin' they'll be honest with you, if you'd just ask!
476804
No, but if they haven't left you feedback be careful. If you want to get positive feedback from them maybe offer something.
304099
Hell no.  How could it be validated?
650966
Criticism, in an atmosphere of humility, and when delivered with love and received with trust, can be valuable, however hard it is to take.\n\nIf you don't have each other's trust it becomes an accusation, which is the prelude to an attempt to change someone by force, either verbal, moral, or physical, and is therefore a kind of violence.\n\nI'd say that criticism should be given very sparingly, as most of us don't have the kind of trust established that would allow it to have its intended effect, and because its overuse of it will have the opposite effect.
657497
I think creating a negative message anywhere only give you a bad reputation. Rather being negative, its good to take it positive and move on.
507432
I'd be very careful with him. First impressions are usually correct, and your first impression was the guy was a jerk.
1007329
There are innumerous people in this site that pass judgement, why they come no one really knows. So while it may seem a little silly sometimes you need to put in a disclaimer i.e. note that you're not asking to challenge but for information or to have an intellectual discussion hopefully that should minimise the backlash, but then again everyone likes to have a bitch.\n\nLuck!
1079922
It is not. I am sure that some dummy was trying to get his rocks off or something. I think I might have answered that question. I wrote TGIF!!! And I told you to have a nice day!! I hope whomever reported that has a bad day because it might have upset you. Keep your chin up..
14764
Report abuse, or what i would do is send them a threatening e-mail.\nOK I WOULDNT DO THAT.
149982
I suppose you get some kind of smug satisfaction or a feeling of vindication if this person had wronged you.\n\nYou may also get a slander or libel lawsuit as well.
627723
SAY 'I LOVE GREEN DAY!!!!' Tell them that Green Day is the awesomest band in the WORLD!!!!!!!!!! If the person says 'I hate Green Day' then DON'T suck up to them!!! Tell the truth, cuz you know that GREEN DAY ROX!!!!!!!!!!!! But if somebody asks you a different question that doesn't involve Green Day, then go along with them. You can suck up that way, I guess.
1143422
I have gotten some nasty, small minded, ignorant comments.  One guy in particular stand out as being a complete "Penis"...\n\nBut, the way I figure it, Karma will bend him over and rape him in the rump with a rolled up newspaper...  so I don't really sweat it.
224750
Actually, there is only a specific article pertaining to commissioned officers criticizing the President at any time (Article 88 of the UCMJ - Contempt toward Officials).  It must be PERSONALLY contemptuous to be chargeable, during any kind of public or private communication.  Criticizing "Republicans as a whole are incompetent" or "The Bush Administration sucks donkey balls" is fully permissable, but criticizing any elected or presidentially appointed official or governing body by name is forbidden, like "George W. Bush is a jackass" or "Congress is totally incompetent", etc.  During a legitimate classroom or debate situation, anything against anyone can be said no matter how emphatically spoken (this specific defense is spelled out further down in article 88).\n\nSpecific members of an enlisted soldier's chain of command can also not be criticized or insulted IN PERSON (Article 89 - Disrespect toward a Superior Commissioned Officer or Article 117 - Mooning Your Commander).  So long as your private speech does not "incite insubordination" among your peers, it is permissable to say what you want in private as an enlisted soldier, so long as you still follow orders to their fullest capacity and don't punch anybody out (Article 90 - Assaulting or Willfully Disobeying a Commissioned Officer).
1052896
As long as the speaker is providing constructive feedback I think it is all good. You do need to watch out for people who do the "I like your idea, but I don't..." this is where they say they like the idea to cushin that they are disagreeing and then do a 180.
363939
Do I not like this question?
875387
Unfortunately there is no law against idiocy.... and how did they get so many thumbs up with only 5 answers? Could happen legally, I suppose.