I wouldn't know as I've never drunk any... erm, well, actually, now I'm not so sure.
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i'm sure it's a benefit for you both You bet it is! The greatest thing is the level of trust and honesty we have. I have never experienced anything like it. Pardon my ignorance but could you explain 'mauna loa' to me?
Hmm, and here is me thinking it was beer and cat piss but really its water! Yeeeuccch...
Ahh, that explains why light beer tastes like cat piss... erm, or would that be watered down cat piss?
Kingbee, when I was young and inexperienced, I did an absolutely dreadful thing out of 'love' (read jealousy). It nearly ruined a wonderful relationship I was in at the time and turned some friends against me. While I try not to have any regrets, this one cuts very close. It took me a long time to let go of jealousy etc., but I believe I'm a better person for it.
Nah, there are no surgical options available at the moment. But that's not to say there may be in the future. Maybe I should explain a little further - I have tinnitus (ringing in my ears) as well as another problem with my right ear. I've got to see a specialist in the very near future to find out just how bad it all is. After my recent problem, my doctor said he thought I should give up any loud activities, which includes being a live mus
I can speak from experience as I am the 'husband' mentioned in Magenta's post. I love my wife very much and know she loves me at least as much as I her. We have known each other for many years and are very close. She is my best friend. We are both mature, honest and good people who can distinguish between love and sex. My wife and I make love. My best friend and I, well, we have occasionally invited someone we know well to have some physical fun
I have had so much fun with the Lyric game, I'm gonna give you an Insightful because I believe you earnt it...
Now that IS funny. I also know an Andrew Capp and I work with Charles Brown...
Ahhm, are you sure you're not isn't dyslexic, *grins wickedly*? After all, Danny's surname could be mistaken for a breed of dog... (no offense meant, Danny as I too really enjoy your posts)...
Ventura Highway, in the sunshine Where the days are longer The nights are stronger than moonshine We're gonna go, I know... 'Ventura Highway' - America (one of the first contemporary songs I ever learnt to play on the guitar)
Have you decided yet what you are going to do? Tex: No, not really. I have a songwriters night in two weeks and it may be my last live performance. But I don't... ***sigh*** I enjoy performing so much, but... Thanks for your respone. <TABLE ce
Oops, missed it. Sorry folks, go back to Leaping Lizard's 'Daddy' for continuation... BTW - this is a brilliant game... Thanks BlueDev
I watch the ripples change their size But never leave the stream Of warm impermanence and So the days float through my eyes But still the days seem the same And these children that you spit on As they try to change their worlds Are immune to your consultations They're quite aware of what they're going through Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes (Turn and face the strange) Ch-ch-Changes Don't tell them to grow up a
You and me can drift eternally Across a starlit night that never ends We will have each other Until the skies run out And a new universe begins 'Eternal Night' - Mako
I thought they were all serving in the Bush administration... Now that IS funny...
I wrote a post recently about a problem I was having with my ears. I had an infection that left me almost completely deaf for two weeks, a hell I wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemies. Since then, I have had my hearing restored but have been told if I don’t give up performing and recording music, I could lose my hearing permanently. I don’t know what to do. I am a very creative person, with music being my biggest outlet. Being on stage is be
Do you ever stop and wonder Where you'd be without her? You listened, you listened, you listened To what she said to you The sound of sounds enlightening The whisper, the promise, the solace Of where you're lead to Yeah The sound of sounds enlightening you The sound of sounds enlightening 'The Sound of Sounds' - Gomez
I have a minidisc player and at the moment am listening to the following: London Calling by The Clash Songs For Deaf Ears by Queens of the Stoneage Greatest Hits by T-Rex Discosis by BranVan3000 Bring It On by Gomez Lovers - The Sleepy Jackson Thirsty Merc - self-titled Winter - windows up Summer - windows up (when aircon is working) And definately singing along...
My mother used to say something along the lines of 'a smile and a thankyou don't cost you anything but mean so much to those you give them to'... I am still surprised by the reaction I get when I say please, thank you, may I etc. Most folk, especially those who deal with the general public everyday, seem almost shocked. It is such a sad reflection of the way things are when a little common courtesy is look
Yup, with you all the way. I recently had to organise an prize-giving for young medical researchers. I thought they'd all basically stand up in front of the judging panel and audience and speak. But no, everyone of them had a prepared presentation complete with 'visual aides' (what is that - a new disease of the eyes?). Suffice to say, a lot of the presentations weren't prepared properly and there were some very unhappy presenters by the end of the
Iben, interesting post. I have a 16 track digital recorder connected by firewire to my PC via a Terratec soundcard. Once on my hard drive, I use Cubebase to add to, mix and master my songs. Haven't got into the graphics side yet, but I'm very interested. Thanks for the link and I will be checking out your site for sure.
complete with ass cheesey Powerpoint slides. ...and laser pointers that look like pens. deserves to be ridiculed and stamped out ...and the soo
Take your time Don't undo All the good you've already done We're all defined By who we are Not by what we wish we'd become Just sit back Let it slide Just relax Enjoy the ride 'Enjoy The Ride' - Lost Dogs
My sincere condolences to you and your sister. What does it say about society when it recognises the foolhardiness of young people (particularly young men) yet continues to give them licences to control speeding metal? Why are cars made that can do such excessive speeds? Here in Australia, the top speed any motorist driving on public roads is capable of doing is 110 kph yet they make cars capable, in some instances, of doing 2 1/2 times th