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29 May 2008, 6:04 pm

your's reminds me of a game I used to play, even if you didn't pick it out for that

edit I meant jawbrodt

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29 May 2008, 6:14 pm

ImTheGuyThatDidThat wrote:

Just a thought maybe jawbroth would have been what I meant, or something like that, not important anyway

That bird image is from a credit card, right?

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29 May 2008, 6:15 pm

Sharp eye dude

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29 May 2008, 6:17 pm

^ Visa?

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29 May 2008, 6:18 pm

belive it is 2 swings, 2 hits

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29 May 2008, 6:24 pm

Mine has the same image.

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29 May 2008, 9:53 pm

velodog wrote:

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If you're curious, you can look here to see just how closely I resemble Gram Parsons :lol:

http://www.wrongplanet.net/postxf1097-0-5055.html

The pictures are a little dark, but you damn sure don't look like a dude.

Maybe a facial morphology resemblance. I just read The Strange Death of Gram Parsons. Two things I noted are that Margaret Fisher was very dedicated to give him an ice cube suppository. :eew:

And Phil Kaufmans drunken kidnap of the body was hilarious. :lol:

Having read The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test, Up and Down with the Rolling Stones, Fear and loathing in Las Vegas and the various accounts of Sid Vicious & Nancy Spungens deaths, I would have thought that one of my older cousins would have steered me to that account.

Wow! You know some rock and roll trivia that I don't know! *stares in awe* I've gotta get a hold of that "Strange Death" book. I ravenously read every book about every musician I'm remotely interested in! (Obsessive aspie . . . )

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30 May 2008, 8:14 pm

EvilKimEvil wrote:

That's just an article that came up when I did a search on Gram Parsons in reference to your posts in this thread. I didn't notice the first time I perused it, but it seems to be part of a web site called Byrd Watcher. I like music, but I'm sure I can't keep up with true fanatics like you and WhoAmI.

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31 May 2008, 6:00 pm

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I love that movie, "Hedwig". Didn't know it was also performed as a play/musical!

Yes, it was done at a small production company in a medium size theater. They did pack the house. I found it to be a demanding role, for Hedwig was pretty much on stage the entire time and the cast was small. Arron did an amazing job sustaining that kind of energy and managing to keep the show fresh and still dance in 5" platform shoes.

I find some musicals fall short when the cast looks tired and just go through the motions.

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01 Jun 2008, 7:18 am

my avatar screams "crush the humans with weights!"

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01 Jun 2008, 4:11 pm

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Oh, yeah, WhoAmI's taste in music is probably the opposite of mine, so we could teach a course together! Actually, we might want to see if techstepgenr8ion (sp?) might want to co-teach as well, since his area of expertise may not be shared by WhoAmI. Also, Frogman could teach a seminar on gear, and JohnsHopkins could do a seminar on music journalism (I think it's JohnsHopkins who's a music writer).

I'll try to track down that website, but I try to resist reading too many music websites and focus on books instead. Both tend to be full of gossip of dubious origin - but at least books are a little less so than websites, and there are some good books out there. Of course blogs and reviews on the web are a different matter entirely because they are inherently subjective.

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01 Jun 2008, 5:37 pm

For those of you who know what my avatar is, my avatar depicts that I have a warped since of humor when it comes to cartoons. lol No, I just like Happy Tree Friends!

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02 Jun 2008, 7:12 pm

EvilKimEvil wrote:

I'll try to track down that website, but I try to resist reading too many music websites and focus on books instead. Both tend to be full of gossip of dubious origin - but at least books are a little less so than websites, and there are some good books out there. Of course blogs and reviews on the web are a different matter entirely because they are inherently subjective.

I agree that a well documented book is better than a website. Unfortunately I have a bad habit of buying lots of books and not reading them. I have Curt Cobains diaries which I have read a few chapters of, he was pretty smart, too bad he was so self destructive. I also have I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Warren Zevon's biography, but have not read much of it, just a bit here and there. For quick reference I used to have the Rock and Roll Encyclopedia which had a lot of good info in the form of a brief synopsis of each listed bands history, albums released, quirks of members etc., but I have long since lost it - probably during a move.

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26 Jul 2008, 3:36 pm

Changed mine last week, but something has gone wrong, it maybe possessed by a previous avatar :lol:

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26 Jul 2008, 4:03 pm

^ Yours makes me think of salt and pepper shakers a dominatrix might own. What is that?

Mine was a quick decision. I've always had a eye for spotting them. I'll change it when the right thing comes along.

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28 Jul 2008, 4:57 am

I just simply like Nine Inch Nails, and admiire many musicians. Trent Reznor is my fav.

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