Deja vu?

Deja vu
When remembering the past is inappropriate I guess ...

Is this wrong? I'll explain a little story about being thoughtful and showing good memory. One time at a club I saw a good lady friend, lets label her 'Stacy'. The last time I saw Stacy was at a fashion show that she was performing in. At that time, Stacy was wearing a smashing outfit that was very radiant; I commented on it as I give respect and adulation.
Now at this lounge, which was around 2-3 months after the fashion show, I saw Stacy with the same outfit. My memory clicked and remembered where I had seen the outfit. Thus, I approached Stacy in the lounge and commented on her outfit again, and referenced that I LIKED her outfit, and I commented that she had worn the same outfit at the fashion show - in a non-disrespectful way.
Apparently, this was a NO-NO. As I came to find out later that Stacy was extremely upset about my remarks and she called me all kinds of foul-mouthed names. Stacy's friends were shocked, appalled, and disgusted that I said such things as apparently, women take things like that seriously .... ah, well as B.I.G. said it:

"If I said it I meant it, bite my tongue for no one!"

- peace

Kings & Queens of Music August 17 2007

I have an event that i'm organizing this Friday August 17, 2007 in Toronto that features upcoming urban talent.

If your in the area, come check it out and enjoy some good music