The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

song_of_copper wrote: James wrote: Melissa!  It's good to hear from you.  How was your seasonal time-off? Oh and do remember to forward-on your novel when it's done; I'd love to read it! Gosh, why do you like my worst work? Hello James. Hello Well now, my time off was pretty fantastic!   I moved house just before Christmas (hence long absence from PA, owing to being horribly busy and having no internet access!), had a nice time over the festive period and... got a proposal of marriage on New Year's day!  (I said Yes, of course...) Oh excellent news.  MELISSA IS OFF THE MARKET EVERYONE!  Congratulations on that, that is excellent news.  So have you moved area or are you still in roughly the same area? Most Stupid Occurrence of the holiday was... getting a hilariously snotty comment from the lead singer of Haxan on my concert review.  (He was upset that I'd called him snotty, which is fair enough I suppose, but he only proved my point really...)  I managed to assuage his hurt feelings by being oh-so-charming in my reply.

Did he accept to buy a throat lozenge off you?  Oh wait, that was the other vocalist...   Haxan weren't that bad... but I guess they weren't your thing.  How did he find said review anyhow?  Did you forward it on to the band?


Edited by James - January 07 2009 at 18:31

I'm starting a band right now.

Atavachron wrote: song_of_copper wrote: Atavachron wrote: James wrote: The weird thing is... that poem above was sort of written about someone in particular but now fits someone else's life much better whilst the original person is nothing like that now. Weird. that's funny   ..and I agree, dialogue is evil Haha, do you ever write something (poem, song, whatever) intending it to be about one thing/person/situation and suddenly realise later that it was weirdly prophetic of something else entirely?!  That happens to me sometimes.  I'm either psychic or I lead a really cliched existence. or things often have similar patterns    ..I repeat myself when under stress!

I put it down to attracting weird women who all end up having the same character flaws.

James wrote: I must say... Avatars are too big now.

I like 'em that way. I must say.

James wrote: Did he accept to buy a throat lozenge off you?  Oh wait, that was the other vocalist...   Haxan weren't that bad... but I guess they weren't your thing.  How did he find said review anyhow?  Did you forward it on to the band?

I think he must have been Googling himself, so to speak.   My comment settings are set to 'LJ users only' and he actually joined LiveJournal just so he could comment on the review (...which is just a random concert-goer's personal, non-professional opinion, anyway!)!  I guess I should feel flattered...

James wrote: I must say... Avatars are too big now.

you'll get used to them, though your spinning Magma medal is making me dizzy too









Edited by Atavachron - January 07 2009 at 18:41

James wrote: Just because you're vain and like your psychedelic nudity.

Being nude in space is a great experience.

Bern wrote: James wrote: Just because you're vain and like your psychedelic nudity. Being nude in space is a great experience.

I agree, I'm going again tomorrow morning, early

oh god...

How do you know whether space is cold or not?

Also, a silly question but...

HOW THE BLOODY HELL CAN SEX BE ON FIRE, KINGS OF KLINGON!