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post #451 of 4988
10/24/04 at 3:26pm
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It could just mean that your parents, grandparents and great-grandparents were just "gettin' busy".
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post #452 of 4988
10/25/04 at 1:38pm
Gee, where's a paranoid guy like Jack Briggs when you need him?

www.osti.gov/opennet/rdd-7.pdf Have a nice day.
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post #453 of 4988
10/25/04 at 1:43pm
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Gee, where's a paranoid guy like Jack Briggs when you need him?


Usually right next to you, but looking over his shoulder.
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post #454 of 4988
10/25/04 at 1:52pm
Whereas easy-going guys like me can find a silver lining to any cloud - even a mushroom-shaped one. :b
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post #455 of 4988
10/26/04 at 9:10am
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post #456 of 4988
10/26/04 at 9:28am
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Version francaise incluse


Is Zen making road trips north of the border to get his Disney fix?

FWIW, Lea Salonga has the best voice of any human being who has ever lived. There. I said it and I'm glad.
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post #457 of 4988
10/26/04 at 9:31am
Lea Salonga has the best voice of any human being who has ever lived. There. I said it and I'm glad.

Then why are you pining over Harry Connick?
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post #458 of 4988
10/26/04 at 9:59am
Couldn't be as nice as Paul Robeson.
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post #459 of 4988
10/26/04 at 10:50am
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Hers is the voice of an angel.
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post #460 of 4988
10/26/04 at 11:22am
Nah, that's Lily Pons.

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post #461 of 4988
10/26/04 at 1:04pm
Well, nice pick for opera. I love Billie Holiday myself. Don't be too discouraged by all of today's music. There are still some lovely female vocalists out there...at least try some of these...jeez!!

erykah badu- kind of a smoothed out soul take on Billie Holiday's voice.

Sade- "Sonic velvet" is the only way to describe her voice. Ladies love her too. Her band was amazing live. A very original sound that has cult followings in almost every musical sub-sect.

Cassandra Wilson- Very moody Jazz vocalist. Saw her twice at the annual Playboy Jazz Festival. She is fantantic, as is the annual Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl.

Sara McLaughlin- her lyrics make me want to slit my wrists but her voice is very comforting in a way. That song in Toy Story 2 gets me every flippin' time.

Grace Slick- Her voice is very similar to some Hindu singers I've been in to. Her voice was(she retired) very middle-eastern.

Okay, no one mentions Maria Callas. Chrissie Hyndes of "The Pretenders", Rickie Lee Jones, Martha Davis of "The Motels", Annie Lennox, Lisa Gerrard, P.J. Harvey, Christina Scabbia(Lacuna Coil).

I have many of my friends begging for copies of my female "chill out" mixed cd compilations. Minus the "computer pop" on the market, women are doing some of the best music today.

But the best? Minnie Ripperton..or Allison Krauss..fuggeddaboutit...mesmerizing.
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post #462 of 4988
10/26/04 at 1:20pm
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Sarah McLaughlin- her lyrics make me want to slit my wrists but her voice is very comforting in a way. That song in Toy Story 2 gets me every flippin' time.


Yes, I corrected the spelling of her name in your quote... Don't get me started or I'll dust off my damn TS2 story for y'all!

Oh. And about all of the above:

Lea Salonga: a voice from the heavens.

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post #463 of 4988
10/26/04 at 1:40pm
Mike, just got my Xanax refilled. I can send you a couple.

As to Salonga, I agree with the "voice" but some of the non-film music songs are really average. She shines though in Mulan. I still think McLaughlin's song in TS2 is better. I cry like a baby, every time.

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Lea Salonga: a voice from the heavens.


Where ever that is? Mike, you watching Mulan tonight?
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post #464 of 4988
10/26/04 at 2:45pm
Maria Callas. Didn't she share a husband with Jackie O.?
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post #465 of 4988
10/26/04 at 5:15pm
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Mike, you watching Mulan tonight?


Unfortunately, no. Must watch my Red Sox tonight.
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post #466 of 4988
10/26/04 at 6:40pm
Yeah, I gotta wash my socks tonight too.
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post #467 of 4988
10/26/04 at 7:16pm
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Nobody washes socks better than Lea Salonga!

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post #468 of 4988
10/27/04 at 7:42am


Red and blue by counties.
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post #469 of 4988
10/27/04 at 1:58pm
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Looks like there are lots of red socks being washed across America.
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post #470 of 4988
10/27/04 at 8:47pm
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Gentlemen:

The Boston Red Sox are the 2004 Champions of Baseball.
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post #471 of 4988
10/27/04 at 9:13pm
Whenever I have red socks, I know it's time to visit my podiatrist.
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post #472 of 4988
10/27/04 at 9:59pm
The Boston Red Sox are the 2004 Champions of Baseball.

Next Championship: 2088
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post #473 of 4988
10/28/04 at 3:21am
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Next Championship: 2088

Nah, Bejing will win the World Series that year.
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post #474 of 4988
10/28/04 at 10:40am
Scruffy, persistant and eccentric. The Boston Red Sox are the champs! I almost broke my leg jumping on their band-wagon. They were very fun to watch.

Next to pro tennis, baseball is still my favorite sport to watch.
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post #475 of 4988
10/28/04 at 2:16pm
What's the "Red Sox"?
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post #476 of 4988
10/28/04 at 3:03pm
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Yes, I corrected the spelling of her name in your quote


Well Spellbound, you only corrected it half way. Smarty-pants


I watched my Mirrorball-Sarah McLachlan dvd. Man, that is a very good performance. Something about her voice and lyrics that tug at me. She's very pretty too.



I sure get teased a bunch for liking her as much as I do. That's alright though. I'll poison them in their sleep, listening to Sarah on my iRiver.
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post #477 of 4988
10/28/04 at 7:01pm
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Well Spellbound, you only corrected it half way. Smarty-pants


Inexcusable on my part! Damn me!

Glad you caught yourself, Zen!

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What's the "Red Sox"?


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post #478 of 4988
10/29/04 at 8:01am
So, what kind of damage do you think I can do by chucking all 12 LOTR dvd at people's faces? I swear , here comes the hype, and not one of these trolls has even seen the set. Got into an argument that Gone with the Wind set wouldn't even be close. Threads about "real hobbits!?", that Viggo dude staring at me from every display at stores. I should sell the sets in software/for sale for a $1 just to spite. It's going to take over....I've had all I can standz, it's not you guys, it's the revolving fan boys. As to the other trilogy that came out last month, I paid Walmart, I think $45.99, I bought a hammer for $11.88 and proceeded to beat it to dust outside their front door. And it felt good.

At least, I'm doing my part.
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post #479 of 4988
10/29/04 at 8:40am
Another droogie sighting:
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/n...0043874.htm?1c
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post #480 of 4988
10/29/04 at 9:27am
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Dennis:

Gotta register?

Zen:

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So, what kind of damage do you think I can do by chucking all 12 LOTR dvd at people's faces?
Quite a lot, actually.
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