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imoeng is the name of the most handsome guy on earth, which is Imoeng, which is me Pig

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Mine is a simple one: Alias10mr= 1) Alias is an inside joke with some collegues at work 2) 10 has always been a lucky number for me 3) mr are my initials.
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Originally posted by Angelo Angelo wrote:

Hey, guess what my nick means - could be just my name, not?


Impossible, I bet it's really an anagram for "On a leg"
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Hey, guess what my nick means - could be just my name, not?
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Addicted to Rush.


Are you really addicted to Rush?
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Originally posted by Freak Freak wrote:

I could have sworn I had posted here before... Oh well!
 
"Freaks" is a B-side from Misplaced Childhood's "Lavender" single. I actually like the B-side better! Anyway, my dad's called me Freak before, and I thought it was proggy enough to represent me here - especially to those knowledgable in Marillion-lore. And I'm a little freakish, mostly because my tastes don't match up well with a lot of my friends (Gangsta rap! Blech!), and my sense of humor is a little skewed.
 
all the best freaks are here....Wink
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you may not know it, but your name was officially changed on the PA into INPRAISEOFLOLLY Wink
it hurts me to be the one that tells you this LOL
 
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by OpethGuitarist OpethGuitarist wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 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.  LOL


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.


I don't like the position the world is in now, but I think its due to (most of) her beliefs not being implimented enough. But as you said not the place for a discussion of market systems.


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I could have sworn I had posted here before... Oh well!
 
"Freaks" is a B-side from Misplaced Childhood's "Lavender" single. I actually like the B-side better! Anyway, my dad's called me Freak before, and I thought it was proggy enough to represent me here - especially to those knowledgable in Marillion-lore. And I'm a little freakish, mostly because my tastes don't match up well with a lot of my friends (Gangsta rap! Blech!), and my sense of humor is a little skewed.
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Originally posted by cuncuna cuncuna wrote:

Here:

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No, if you see it clearly, it lacks depth, coherence... some baroque-romantic factor is missing, too. No, I wouldn't think so.
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Originally posted by Falling Flower Falling Flower wrote:

I probably was feeling like a depressed hippy when I joined up. Or I was too lazy to think of somehting betterCryTongue


Ermh!... miss Falling Flower?... that Tool in your signature looks very much like a penis. Don't take that "Forum member" expression so literaly...
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The T....

is not that I use the copper T...

you see... my name starts with a T... the last word in my 4-word lastname begins with a T, and also, I'm not any T, but THE T, I mean, how in the deep hell would you find something like me? Big%20smile

 
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Points: 46833 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 30 2007 at 19:07
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Mine means nothing, absolutely nothing. First random thing I typed in...Tongue
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perfectly fine that you feel that way, but there in no way shape or form have her philosophies ever been put to use.

to call the US govt any form of that would be a mockery to her work

closest thing to it possibly being her ties to Greenspan (Economics) but even still, he drifted away from her for being too radical

i cant say I follow everything she says by the book, but she does have some valid points.


yeah.. never mind me.. I like shooting my mouth off hahahha.  I'll see about picking anthem up, probably wise before someone takes me behind the shed and kicks my ass hahhahah.  I always liked Greenspan, he  was one hell of a sharp character...  I'll check Anthem out.. and reread Fountainhead again. It wouldn't be the first time my 'nature' overtook my noggin' hahahha. 
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Points: 1655 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 30 2007 at 18:19
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by OpethGuitarist OpethGuitarist wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 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.  LOL


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.



perfectly fine that you feel that way, but there in no way shape or form have her philosophies ever been put to use.

to call the US govt any form of that would be a mockery to her work

closest thing to it possibly being her ties to Greenspan (Economics) but even still, he drifted away from her for being too radical

i cant say I follow everything she says by the book, but she does have some valid points.
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you may not know it, but your name was officially changed on the PA into INPRAISEOFLOLLY Wink
it hurts me to be the one that tells you this LOL
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Famous book by Desiderius Erasmus.
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