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Points: 13382 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 11 2012 at 05:07
Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Siam, telling it like it it since 17 May 2005.

It works for Kilgore Trout, so it can work for you, Vomps.  His work was published in porn magazines.  Have you tried that?


I think as an artist the thought that somebody is reading your work with a box of tissues next to them would be a little depressing.

Yeah, you don't want to make anyone cry Vomps. LOL
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http://www.toptenz.net/top-10-writers-published-in-playboy.php

See, it's the place to get published.
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Points: 5575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 11 2012 at 05:09
Originally posted by James James wrote:

You do realise a lot of science-fiction authors started their career by getting their works published in Playboy Magazine?

Ture story bro.


Playboy is a bit different though. 

It's tits interspersed with some culture.



You can't for example imagine an author with intelligence being published in Zoo.
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Or Nutz or even even FHM.

But sure, Vomps need to find a Playboyesque outlet for his work.

It's good enough for Heller, Dahl, Fleming, García Márquez, Margaret Atwood, Murakami, Norman Mailer, Bradbury, Kerouac and Vonnegut.

That girl who wrote that article has good taste.  Vonnegut at No. 1.

I want to marry her just for her great taste. Big smile


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you're just s puritan

Alan Moore, for instance, did a comic where he tried to maintain a balance between erotic stuff and artistic stuff

now go play that sexy leather flute
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That was random...
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James, which Volapuek songs have singing on zem?
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Originally posted by laplace laplace wrote:

James, vich Volapuek songs have singing on zem?

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Originally posted by laplace laplace wrote:

James, vich Volapuek songs hev singing on zem?

Fixed. 


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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 11 2012 at 05:28
Where is Tamashii? does.  Fairly sure Polyglot does as well.  Not singing in a normal sense though, as it's the Japanese violinist that is singing (in Japanese, I believe).

Early albums are instrumental.

Oh and erm... when was I talking about Volapuk on here?  I've only mentioned them recently on Facebook.  So are you on there and I didn't realise? Shocked
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Although Wikipedia says Guigou Chenevier does the voices.  Haha, there's no way he can sound like a Japanese girl, so those vocals must be Takumi Fukushima.




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Actually, Polyglot may not have vocals.  I've not heard it in ages.
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I really want one of these.
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i was trying to collect a lot of prog songs sung by women... I prefer female singers in general.

nah I don't have a facebook, volapuk just came up on random play and i assumed you'd know something about 'em since they play some chamber/klezmer/RIO type thing haha
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No worries.

It's just weird, 'cause I was talking about this last week on Facebook. LOL

That last link doesn't have vocals but it's a good tune, so woo.

Put Non-Credo on that list too.
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i have more listeners than Volapuk and more plays than Cos. 8)




too bad i suck and they're amazing
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Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:


I really want one of these.

You like The Chasers? 
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I remember many years ago on Good Morning with Anne & Nick (much better than the sh*tty This Morning with Richard & Judy) they had a representative from Guide Dogs for the Blind and the fellow had an unfortunate Spooner moment and said "Blind Dogs for the Guides".

Yet nobody seemed to notice.

Weird.
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