your nickname???

OpethGuitarist wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: micky wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Mine is the name of the protagonist from Ayn Rand's Anthem. Besides being an amazing book, I'm a rabid free-market, individualist so it really struck a chaord with me. I've read two of hers Atlas Shrugged, and the Fountainhead... interesting stuff...  Haven't read Anthem. I'd reccomend. It's a nice short read (90 pages I think) and much more dystopian than her other works. on the subject, my favorite book of hers was Fountainhead, although Atlas Shrugged is quite good, if not being a bit too redundant. my nickname, well guess... I play guitar for Opeth, my name is Peter Lindgren.

no offense to .. pyramid starter ahahha. but I think her message  is  crap and adaptations of them in practice have  put  the world in the position it's in now.. but I'm not going there  hahhaha.  We all see 'em differently

that said.. Fountainhead was a fabulous book. Read it many years ago and keep the copy.. I should read it again.


Edited by micky - January 30 2007 at 17:42

OpethGuitarist wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: micky wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Mine is the name of the protagonist from Ayn Rand's Anthem. Besides being an amazing book, I'm a rabid free-market, individualist so it really struck a chaord with me. I've read two of hers Atlas Shrugged, and the Fountainhead... interesting stuff...  Haven't read Anthem. I'd reccomend. It's a nice short read (90 pages I think) and much more dystopian than her other works. on the subject, my favorite book of hers was Fountainhead, although Atlas Shrugged is quite good, if not being a bit too redundant. my nickname, well guess... I play guitar for Opeth, my name is Peter Lindgren.

Hey then I've shaken your hand !

horza wrote: Horza is a character from the Iain M. Banks science fiction novel 'Consider Phlebus' - he is a shapeshifter and one of the last of his kind - ideal as assassins they are usually regarded with suspicion. Great book - brilliant character.

Horza is a character from the Iain M. Banks science fiction novel 'Consider Phlebus' - he is a shapeshifter and one of the last of his kind - ideal as assassins they are usually regarded with suspicion.

Great book - brilliant character.

My nickname comes from my name (first name, that is). It's just the way I was saying it when I was a little baby.
And if you ask what my name is, well of course, my name is Not Given.

micky wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: Mine is the name of the protagonist from Ayn Rand's Anthem. Besides being an amazing book, I'm a rabid free-market, individualist so it really struck a chaord with me. I've read two of hers Atlas Shrugged, and the Fountainhead... interesting stuff...  Haven't read Anthem.

I'd reccomend. It's a nice short read (90 pages I think) and much more dystopian than her other works.

Zappa88 wrote: micky wrote: Zappa88 wrote: kazansky wrote: Zappa88 wrote: Well, uhh as you may have guessed, Frank Zappa is my idol, and I was listening to X's "Los Angeles" at the time, so I stuck the 88 from the song "Delta 88" on the end of it, creating Zappa88! i thought you was born on 1988   Nope, 92 wow....   wow, huh?

yeah.....  heading back to my frickin rocking chair to drool all over myself hahahhah.  You all make ME feel old hahahha


Edited by micky - January 29 2007 at 20:39

Zappa88 wrote: kazansky wrote: Zappa88 wrote: Well, uhh as you may have guessed, Frank Zappa is my idol, and I was listening to X's "Los Angeles" at the time, so I stuck the 88 from the song "Delta 88" on the end of it, creating Zappa88! i thought you was born on 1988   Nope, 92

wow....

Addicted to Rush.

Edited by rushaholic - January 31 2007 at 07:05

Zappa88 wrote: Well, uhh as you may have guessed, Frank Zappa is my idol, and I was listening to X's "Los Angeles" at the time, so I stuck the 88 from the song "Delta 88" on the end of it, creating Zappa88!

i thought you was born on 1988