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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:30

He means awesome.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:31

harmonium.ro wrote:

Swimming to Paris would suffice Tongue

I can't swim on the ground! D'oh! And I don;t swim in rivers if that's what you're trying to suggest.
But you are right about Syd's stuff with Floyd being better. I'll give you that. ;P

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:35

Lizzy wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

Swimming to Paris would suffice Tongue

I can't swim on the ground! D'oh! And I don;t swim in rivers if that's what you're trying to suggest.
But you are right about Syd's stuff with Floyd being better. I'll give you that. ;P

Badea Cartzan style, then. Tongue

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:38

A Person wrote:

He means awesome.

One of my favourites, though it should be known that it's only 25 minutes of footage with the band playing, the film which used the music as soundtrack, and some interviews from back then, by the same director. I think it's brilliant, a five stars document of that time (though those who wanted just music rated it very low).

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:40

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SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

harmonium.ro wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

Swimming to Paris would suffice Tongue

I can't swim on the ground! D'oh! And I don;t swim in rivers if that's what you're trying to suggest.
But you are right about Syd's stuff with Floyd being better. I'll give you that. ;P

Badea Cartzan style, then. Tongue

Only if go to Rome. For Paris... i might try swimming on the ground though.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:41

Alex, did you ever hear the version of Fat Old Sun Henry was talking about?

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:41

Uaral is pretty great.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:42

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Alex, did you ever hear the version of Fat Old Sun Henry was talking about?

Fat Old Sun live kicks big asses.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:44

Lizzy wrote:

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So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:49

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:50

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

Victor Hugo? Shocked

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:52

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

Victor Hugo? Shocked

Now that you've mentioned it and I think of it, no! Not really!

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:53

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

Victor Hugo? Shocked

Now that you've mentioned it and I think of it, no! Not really!

That's because when I said Victor Hugo I meant Alexandre Dumas. Wacko

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:57

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

Victor Hugo? Shocked

Now that you've mentioned it and I think of it, no! Not really!

That's because when I said Victor Hugo I meant Alexandre Dumas. Wacko

No to him as well. I found it very difficult as a kid to concentrate on their books, and haven't tried to reread anything by them ever since. Although, I have to say that I did enjoy Maurice Druon when I was younger.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 14:59

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

Vompatti wrote:

Lizzy wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

So everyone, who's your favorite dead French writer?

Definitely Celine.

I lied.

So André Gide then?

Nope! But that's because I haven;t read anything by him. Besides, I'm more into history than philosphy.

Victor Hugo? Shocked

Now that you've mentioned it and I think of it, no! Not really!

That's because when I said Victor Hugo I meant Alexandre Dumas. Wacko

I've never heard of him. Embarrassed

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 15:01

Wow, I leave when you're talking about awesome stuff like old cartoons, and arrive when you're talking about boring stuff like DWG's.

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 15:02

This was just plain fun to write:

http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=294760

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 15:03

Vompatti wrote:

I've never heard of him. Embarrassed

He wrote the Les Rois Maudits series. Very nice stuff. He actually made me have a hint of respect for royalty, which is something.

Edited by Lizzy - August 16 2010 at 15:03

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 15:03

NecronCommander wrote:

Wow, I leave when you're talking about awesome stuff like old cartoons, and arrive when you're talking about boring stuff like DWG's.

"DWG ("drawing") is a file format used for storing two and three dimensional design data and metadata."

I think I missed that conversation. Cry

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Posted: August 16 2010 at 15:04

Vompatti wrote:

NecronCommander wrote:

Wow, I leave when you're talking about awesome stuff like old cartoons, and arrive when you're talking about boring stuff like DWG's.

"DWG ("drawing") is a file format used for storing two and three dimensional design data and metadata."

I think I missed that conversation. Cry

DWG stands for Dead White Guy, and they're the people that make history boring.