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Velvetclown View Drop Down

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 09:39

Yes Fragile, I´ve liked young girls since I was a young boy, so why stop now ??

Violet

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 14:46

Syzygy wrote:

I'm currently reading the "What are you reading?" thread on the Progressive Rock Archives forum.

(Apologies if anybody else has used this before - couldn't be bothered to read through the previous 5 pages)

LOL, I don't think anyone has made that joke. But it sounds like you've only read the Cliff's Notes for the thread if you don't know that for sure!

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 14:53

Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies

does that imply that musicians are dummies?

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:02

I'm reading "Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod", a funny book about the demise of the german language in terms of grammar, grammatical trends and influence of the english language...

Best example: Many germans think english terms sound "cooler", particulary in sales promotion, so this one is a very grotesque example of such promotion: Instead of using the term rucksack (which ALREADY is a "cool" english term btw) you were able to buy "body bags" in german stores

How grotesque is that?

Edited by diddy

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:05

Certif1ed wrote:

Reed Lover wrote:

This Fast Show character is more you:

The old Concert Pianist game?
All the touring and perfect pitch
Hardest game in the world Cert is Archie!
Done it meself see...
30 years man and boy!

Wink

So, which Fast Show character would you be, Reed?

...it's got to be Colin Hunt - the Office Joker!

Colin Hunt

Colin considers himself a wit and an entertainer, but in truth the only person who enjoys his endless, stream-of-consciousness inanity is his rather limp colleague, Doreen.

But I am witty, you twat!

Wink

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:06

I finished A Clockwork Orange and Brave New World not too long ago, and they were inspiring.

Hmmm.
I'm reading a few books by Chuck Palahniuk - Lullaby and Invisible Monster, having finished Fight Club a few weeks ago. I love Chuck.
And then there's Les Fourmis (The Ants) by Bernard Werber, but I'm not sure which language it was written in, originally, since mine is in french.

You guys mention the titles but never the content, what's an uneducated gal like me to do if I want to read up on things and you can't even tell me what they're ABOUT?

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:06

Reed Lover wrote:

Certif1ed wrote:

Reed Lover wrote:

This Fast Show character is more you:

The old Concert Pianist game?
All the touring and perfect pitch
Hardest game in the world Cert is Archie!
Done it meself see...
30 years man and boy!

Wink

So, which Fast Show character would you be, Reed?

...it's got to be Colin Hunt - the Office Joker!

Colin Hunt

Colin considers himself a wit and an entertainer, but in truth the only person who enjoys his endless, stream-of-consciousness inanity is his rather limp colleague, Doreen.

But I am witty, you twat!

Wink

Of course you are, Colin.

'Like so many of you
I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

Robert Wyatt, Gloria Gloom

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:16

I'm reading the contract for my mobile phone... and its scaring the hell out of me!!

THIS IS ELP

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:28

Syzygy wrote:

Reed Lover wrote:

Certif1ed wrote:

Reed Lover wrote:

This Fast Show character is more you:

The old Concert Pianist game?
All the touring and perfect pitch
Hardest game in the world Cert is Archie!
Done it meself see...
30 years man and boy!

Wink

So, which Fast Show character would you be, Reed?

...it's got to be Colin Hunt - the Office Joker!

Colin Hunt

Colin considers himself a wit and an entertainer, but in truth the only person who enjoys his endless, stream-of-consciousness inanity is his rather limp colleague, Doreen.

But I am witty, you twat!

Wink

Of course you are, Colin.

Wink

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:31

Ey! Calm down, calm down!

'Like so many of you
I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

Robert Wyatt, Gloria Gloom

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:33

Talking of which...............

Big smile

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:40

Spot the difference.

I just knew you'd have to bring the result up, I'm only surprised it took you so long.

'Like so many of you
I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

Robert Wyatt, Gloria Gloom

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 15:48


FERNANDO MORIENTES has scored on every debut he has made - but he believes a goal against Manchester United today would eclipse all those special moments.

Morientes

Donkey.

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Posted: January 15 2005 at 16:24

Lately I've been reading some Will Self, Hunter S. Thompson and Kurt Vonnegut.

Vonnegut is one of my all time favourites.

-Beau

--No enemy but time--

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Posted: January 17 2005 at 08:32

Velvetclown wrote:

Yes Fragile, I´ve liked young girls since I was a young boy, so why stop now ??

Violet

im thinking about reading Robert Jordans the Wheel of time series, currently bidding on ebay for books on the Medicci's - Godfathers of the Renaissance, and A Peoples Tragedy - by orlando figes, all about russian history - woooo hoo

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Posted: January 17 2005 at 08:56

Star Wars: X-Wing

Book One: Wedge's Gamble

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