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A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: Why is it that when I ask someone on a video chat if she's wearing a wig or not, she keeps playing with her boobs instead of answering me?  Exactly my thoughts. Also, they ignore me when I ask them about Captain Beefheart, Wittgenstein, Gurdjieff or Merzbow.  That's 'cause most people don't know any of those people. Oh. I'll try asking them what's their favourite Shakespeare play. People are probably more likely to respond to that.

Actually one of them just did.  (But her answer was Romeo and Juliet. )

A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: Why is it that when I ask someone on a video chat if she's wearing a wig or not, she keeps playing with her boobs instead of answering me?  Exactly my thoughts. Also, they ignore me when I ask them about Captain Beefheart, Wittgenstein, Gurdjieff or Merzbow.  That's 'cause most people don't know any of those people. Oh. I'll try asking them what's their favourite Shakespeare play. People are probably more likely to respond to that. Actually one of them just did.  (But her answer was Romeo and Juliet. ) That is the only Shakespeare I've ever read, I've always meant to read more at some point.

I've got two Complete Works of Shakespeare because having them makes me intelligent. 

Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: Why is it that when I ask someone on a video chat if she's wearing a wig or not, she keeps playing with her boobs instead of answering me?  Exactly my thoughts. Also, they ignore me when I ask them about Captain Beefheart, Wittgenstein, Gurdjieff or Merzbow.  That's 'cause most people don't know any of those people. Oh. I'll try asking them what's their favourite Shakespeare play. People are probably more likely to respond to that. Actually one of them just did.  (But her answer was Romeo and Juliet. ) That is the only Shakespeare I've ever read, I've always meant to read more at some point. I've got two Complete Works of Shakespeare because having them makes me intelligent.

I should buy a copy, the only complete works I have is Poe's, and having that makes me feel kind of intelligent but then I read all the big words he uses and then it makes me feel slightly less so.

Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: A Person wrote: Vompatti wrote: Why is it that when I ask someone on a video chat if she's wearing a wig or not, she keeps playing with her boobs instead of answering me?  Exactly my thoughts. Also, they ignore me when I ask them about Captain Beefheart, Wittgenstein, Gurdjieff or Merzbow.  That's 'cause most people don't know any of those people. Oh. I'll try asking them what's their favourite Shakespeare play. People are probably more likely to respond to that. Actually one of them just did.  (But her answer was Romeo and Juliet. ) That is the only Shakespeare I've ever read, I've always meant to read more at some point. I've got two Complete Works of Shakespeare because having them makes me intelligent.  I should buy a copy, the only complete works I have is Poe's, and having that makes me feel kind of intelligent but then I read all the big words he uses and then it makes me feel slightly less so. Complete works are nice to have in the shelf but less nice to read (because they're usually sort of heavy and stuff).

Yes, and I always have to be extra careful because they are more expensive and it seems like thicker book are ruined more easily, especially if you accidentally rip the jacket.

I have never even heard of The Colloquy of Monos and Una before.

Because of the upcoming move (moving expenses, having to buy appliances, making a deposit on a new home, and- good lord- Christmas),  I regret to say that I will not be able to offer my second album as a hard copy as yet.  I think I will offer as a download first and those who buy it can receive a hard copy as soon as they are available.

What say you Matt?

A Person wrote: Epignosis wrote: Because of the upcoming move (moving expenses, having to buy appliances, making a deposit on a new home, and- good lord- Christmas),  I regret to say that I will not be able to offer my second album as a hard copy as yet.  I think I will offer as a download first and those who buy it can receive a hard copy as soon as they are available. What say you Matt? Sounds good to me. Have fun moving btw.

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Epignosis wrote: A Person wrote: Epignosis wrote: Because of the upcoming move (moving expenses, having to buy appliances, making a deposit on a new home, and- good lord- Christmas),  I regret to say that I will not be able to offer my second album as a hard copy as yet.  I think I will offer as a download first and those who buy it can receive a hard copy as soon as they are available. What say you Matt? Sounds good to me. Have fun moving btw. and

I'm just trying to imagine how much fun that would be.

James McProgger wrote: Epignosis wrote: Because of the upcoming move (moving expenses, having to buy appliances, making a deposit on a new home, and- good lord- Christmas),  I regret to say that I will not be able to offer my second album as a hard copy as yet.  I think I will offer as a download first and those who buy it can receive a hard copy as soon as they are available. What say you Matt? well sir, as long as its good music, the package is not that important

Oh, it isn't good music.

As do I.

Edited by NecronCommander - October 28 2010 at 09:03