Saltah'na
Chinese Canadian, or 75% Commie Bastard.
Member # 33
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Cute? My gf saw a pic of U2 quite a while ago and said that Larry Mullen Jr (the drummer) was quite cute. Bono to her is just plain ugly.
So Dane, you were at Tempe? Do you remember this quote?
"..... her Lover's turnin' on the Television. And I can't tell the difference between ABC News, Hill Street Blues, and the Preacher on the Old Time Gospel Hour, stealing money from the sick and the old. For the God I believe in isn't short of Cash, Mister."
That's one of my fave quotes and it's currently used as my sig over at TrekBBS.
------------------ "My Name is Elmer Fudd, Millionaire. I own a Mansion and a Yacht." Psychiatrist: "Again."
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While I'm not a big Satriani fan (personally, I like words in most of the songs I listen to), I've got friends who are, and the man definitely knows how to play a guitar.
Oh, and I pronounce "Bono" w/ a long 'o'. If he wanted a short 'o', he should have spelled it "Bonno". :-)
------------------ Jackson: "Basically, he was the original Satan." O'Neill: "Well, isn't that special?" -Stargate SG-1: "Serpent's Song"
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I'm not the only one who likes BSB, ask Michael. He's as obsessed with them as any girl on TV...
But seriously, did your girlfriend really think why she likes BSB? I know Michael and I have only three reasons we like the group.
1. The members are cute to us (Hey, Michael and I are gay, so sue us!)
2. They are currently the "it" band, but I think N'Sync will dethrone them soon though
3. It's the only music to put Michael and I in the mood to..ahhh..."exercise"
We both listen to what's popular in music, not just BSB. We both know the reason we like their music, and it's pretty superficial. We listen to Ricky Martin and to Marc Anthony when we both are in the mood to dance salsa, we listen to the Foo Fighters when we feel like driving like maniacs on the road, and we listen to certain rap songs like the song with Dr. Dre and that annoying white guy whenever we feel b*t@hy.
------------------ We did it on the floor, We did it by the door, We did it all night, We did it under a light, So how about for tonight we do it some more...
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Okay, Psy, whatever you want... you're a crazy old piece of fruit.
And Tahna, I definitely remember that quote! That concert was far and away the best I've ever seen (and I'm a Rush fan, too, so that's saying something).
------------------ Dane
"Mathematicians have long held that a million monkeys banging on a million keyboards would eventually reproduce the collected wisdom of the human race. Now, thanks to the internet, we know this is not true." -- Robert Silensky
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Dane!! You are the man!!! I saw the Permenant Waves tour, Moving Pictures, Signals, then they didn't come here for a long while, then I went to Pittsburg to see, (can't recall for sure) either Roll the Bones or the next tour after that.
I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn and Joe Satriani on MTV unpluged one night. I had always liked Joe, but Stevie made him look like a beginer that night. Joe needs to be pluged in to sound right, all his music is for electric.
I got my first Miles Davis disc a couple of months ago. I may have to get another soon, the man could play!!
Try Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, for some more great jazz, their bass player, Victor Wooten is the best in the business. ( small correction. I did not see the Rush, Hemispheres tour. I heard most of the music at the Permenant Waves tour) ------------------ Fool of a Took, throw yourself in next time!! Gandalf
[This message has been edited by Kosh (edited March 03, 2000).]
Which disc did you get? I could recommend others depending on what your tastes are.
------------------ Ohh, so Mother Nature needs a favor? Well maybe she should have thought of that when she was besetting us with droughts, and plagues and poison monkeys. Nature started the fight for survival and now she wants to quit because she's losing...well I say "Hard Cheese"! ~C. Montgomery Burns
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