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Waiting for the goldrush, I'm sure some of the rhinelanders out there will take the chance...

What the Song "B.P.D." is NOT about

On Over the Rhine's Ohio album, the lead-off track "B.P.D." is about a fan whose Borderline Personality Disorder led to writing somewhat disturbing letters
to Over the Rhine. The following story is NOT
what "B.P.D." is about:

Kim Cart wrote:
>Hoping this isn't a repeat topic, but it just hit
>me. BPD -- Borderline Personality Disorder. Has
>anyone else made this connection? Am I the only
>person in the world who hasn't?

actually, Karin has gone into great lengths about
it. it truly means Border's Panini Dijon. It was
a limited time release at their cafe, and apparently
she really loved the yummy sandwiches. when they
discontinued them, things got a little "heated" (to
say the least) between the band and several of the
cafe staff. karin even asked for the recipe, but
Border's non-compete clause with their employees
wouldn't allow them to release the recipe... hence
this line:

   "I'd make it alright
   But I wouldn't get it right
   I'm leavin' it alone"

the *real* kicker was how they were driving her to
a slow suicide "just one bite at a time." she's over
it now... that's why the band keeps pimping "filet
mignon" in all of their interviews this album. if
things hadn't gone south with Border's, OtR would
have been pimping the BPD Meal Deal during all of
their interviews.

if you don't believe me, well, there are still marks
on the walls by the espresso machine at the Tri-County
Border's.

...

no, the real answer to your questions are: yes and yes.
http://www.actwin.com/OtR/month.200311/msg00438.html "

Copyright Violation

Text from http://www.overtherhine.com/otrstory.php is copyrighted 2007 by Over the Rhine. The owners of the website can donate material by following the guidelines at Wikipedia:Donating copyrighted materials. However, copyrighted material is not allowed on Wikipedia so it must be removed. J.H (talk) 05:27, 21 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

There are several problems with copying and pasting text from http://www.overtherhine.com/otrstory.php

The website says the text is copyrighted. See Wikipedia:Copyright_violations
Poster does not have any proof of ownership for the posted content. If you are the owner please see Wikipedia:Donating copyrighted materials
If you are representing the band your edits may be a Wikipedia:Conflict of interest
The posted content is written in a "promotional" style not suitable for Wikipedia. See Wikipedia:Lead section

J.H (talk) 23:13, 21 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

That bio is not an improvement (by any stretch of the imagination) over what existed previously. Please revert the page to the appropriate, encyclopedic, format it had before. Whomever is continuing to resubmit these changes should please cease to do so until he/she has read Wikipedia's guidelines on writing style and content.

--Arathon (talk) 23:18, 21 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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How is this notable?

With no mainstream commercial success, no hits, not even any singles listed, how is this group notable enough to warrant an entry? The only people who know who these clowns are are people in Greater Cincinnati area. Literally outside of that, nobody knows or cares, and Cincinnati is a tiny flyover market, so that's a double who cares. I see so much crap like this on Wikipedia. Good for them. They'll be remembered as another mediocre, went nowhere group of dreamers from the midwest. Awesome! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 107.10.232.196 (talk) 18:30, 19 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]

They have multiple album articles and that is enough for us to have an article for the band. They're actually quite well known in their field throughout North America. Say hello to Chagrin Falls from Wikipedia. Walter Görlitz (talk) 05:41, 20 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]