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Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 11:17 pmAbsinthe makes the heart (stomach) growl fonder...:
I'm a beer drinker, and pretty moderately at that. Last weekend, I got the oppurtunity to try Absinthe-just out of curiosity. I ended up spewing a glowing green fountain most of the night (apart from sleeping on the bathroom floor). I don't think I'll ever eat Good 'n' Plenty's again...
I'm getting too old for that.
"I'm gonna tell mom on you!" (Still works after all these years!):
I had mentioned before that my sister was withholding pictures from me...so I told on her! I went straight to my mother, and the next thing I know, I receive a mysterious disc-with an apology letter. Still didn't get very many, but I've posted some of the "new" pics on my profile page.
I also "reloaded" (BANG!) some of my older songs-a whole bunch in fact. I'm going to load up some newer tracks...when I get them switched to mp3.
And now, a question: When you think of THEATRICAL musicians or bands, who do you think of? Off the top of my head, I can name four: Peter Gabriel, Styx, KISS and Meatloaf. I'm not so much talking dance routines, necessarily, but more of "acting out the songs" or maybe some kind of structured performance...WHO DO YOU THINK OF?
I'm a beer drinker, and pretty moderately at that. Last weekend, I got the oppurtunity to try Absinthe-just out of curiosity. I ended up spewing a glowing green fountain most of the night (apart from sleeping on the bathroom floor). I don't think I'll ever eat Good 'n' Plenty's again...
I'm getting too old for that.
"I'm gonna tell mom on you!" (Still works after all these years!):
I had mentioned before that my sister was withholding pictures from me...so I told on her!
I went straight to my mother, and the next thing I know, I receive a mysterious disc-with an apology letter. Still didn't get very many, but I've posted some of the "new" pics on my profile page.
I also "reloaded" (BANG!) some of my older songs-a whole bunch in fact. I'm going to load up some newer tracks...when I get them switched to mp3.
And now, a question: When you think of THEATRICAL musicians or bands, who do you think of? Off the top of my head, I can name four: Peter Gabriel, Styx, KISS and Meatloaf. I'm not so much talking dance routines, necessarily, but more of "acting out the songs" or maybe some kind of structured performance...WHO DO YOU THINK OF?
