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Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 1:38 am
by Ode to a Grasshopper
Originally posted by Locke Da'averan
it ain't too chabby in finland either atm, especially if you live in the northern part... can't go anywhere 'cos i have to go to the army in july 8th :( no funny, well atleast i'm gonna get so blasted on next friday with my friends that SLURRS don't know what hit'em ;)
Go Locke! Spare a thought for us SLURRs while you're partying, and sink a drink for us. :D

@Lastor-Ah, therein lies the problem. Everything seems to cost money nowadays. *sigh* :( :rolleyes:

@Azmo-How come you aren't getting anyone to babysit once in a while? :confused: That'd free up the odd evening. :)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 3:32 am
by Dottie
Originally posted by C Elegans


:rolleyes: 1...2...3...Nothing, everything is just fine...4...5...

While you are at it, try Stockhausen too...the father of electronic music, very experimental stuff. He got the Polar prize from the Swedish academy of arts last year.
You seem to be annoyed, yet you say everthing is fine. I dont understand at all. :confused: :D

Stockhausen I know of, though I've never actually listened to his music. :rolleyes:

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 3:41 am
by C Elegans
Originally posted by Dottie
You seem to be annoyed, yet you say everthing is fine. I dont understand at all. :confused: :D

Stockhausen I know of, though I've never actually listened to his music. :rolleyes:
Stockhausen...gngngn....was...gngn...very important for the development of modern music. You should listen to his...gnmkl....work "Contacts"....glngk....from 1958, you'd be surprised how modern it sounds....gnk!

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 3:47 am
by Dottie
*Wonders if he should say something about PMS, then remebers what happened last time and thinks better of it.*

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 3:53 am
by C Elegans
You better not wonder anything at all - instead, be grateful I am going away tomorrow and thus cannot spend the next 10 days removing your skin square inch by square inch....

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 3:55 am
by Dottie
You seem to carry alot of aggressions, Perhaps its time you visit your own couch thread.

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 4:15 am
by C Elegans
*sigh* I should consider taking hypertonia pills when you are around... :rolleyes:

Gngngn...views of Dottie in a iron maided flashes by....views of Dottie hanging upside down in a dark cellar....Dottie going through a meat grinder, me serving Swedish Dottie meat balls to my friends...Dottie receiving Chinese water torture...

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 4:25 am
by Dottie
Am I really that horrible? I think its more likely that your hypertonia have other causes. It maybe that you have been spoiled by the other board members, who always seem to crawl at your feet whenever you open your mouth. Some resistance will surely only do you good.

Hmm... perhaps I should take it more carefull now that Georgi isnt here to hide behind...

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 4:36 am
by C Elegans
I actually have a very low blood pressure...and there is a perfect 1:1 correlation between systolic rise and your presence :mad:

Crawl at my feet? Hmpf, the only thing I see crawling at my feet, is you when I have run over you with a steamroller...

Now, I'm leaving you to watch the. final...in the mean time, let's hope you self-destruct. :D ;)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 4:38 am
by Dottie
Thats what I mean, you cant stand my independence. :D

We will see, Perhaps you will be suprised. ;)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 4:54 am
by Ode to a Grasshopper
Yeah, we all love our Doc CE...
Originally posted by Dottie
*Wonders if he should say something about PMS, then remebers what happened last time and thinks better of it.*
What happened last time? :confused:
Originally posted by Dottie
Am I really that horrible? I think its more likely that your hypertonia have other causes. It maybe that you have been spoiled by the other board members, who always seem to crawl at your feet whenever you open your mouth. Some resistance will surely only do you good.

Hmm... perhaps I should take it more carefull now that Georgi isnt here to hide behind...
That's because we have a sense of self-preservation. :D
That could be a good idea, I'm not sure I want to try Swedish Dottie meatballs anytime soon...

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 7:34 am
by Dottie
Re: Yeah, we all love our Doc CE...
What happened last time? :confused:
She tried to kill me, But luckily changed her mind due to a intervention from a certain board member.
That could be a good idea, I'm not sure I want to try Swedish Dottie meatballs anytime soon...
You're calling me tasteless?

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 11:46 am
by C Elegans
Re: Yeah, we all love our Doc CE...
Originally posted by Ode to a Grasshopper
That could be a good idea, I'm not sure I want to try Swedish Dottie meatballs anytime soon...
I am sure he will taste excellent, he is young and fresh and walks a lot. Perhaps too little fat? I might have to forcefeed him to increase his body fat before it is slaughter time.

@Dottie: Did you find any of the music I suggested, or did you actually do as I told you and became a case of spontaneous combustion? :D ;)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 11:55 am
by Dottie
Re: Re: Yeah, we all love our Doc CE...

I have the perfect amount of fat, I just hide it under clothing. :mad: Though perhaps I shouldnt have said that... :rolleyes:

This is not your lucky day, no spontaneous self combustion yet.

About the music you're abit to fast, I have found some Stockhausen and one song by Arvo but nothing that great imo. Still looking for Schostakovitch, But it may take a while...

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 12:18 pm
by Robnark
try to get a full CD by Arvo Pärt, although it's an aquired taste, it's wonderful to relax to, if you like that sort of thing. i reccomend "Fratres".

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 12:21 pm
by Dottie
Originally posted by Robnark
try to get a full CD by Arvo Pärt, although it's an aquired taste, it's wonderful to relax to, if you like that sort of thing. i reccomend "Fratres".
Actually I usally prefer music to march to, even for relaxing. :D :o

Btw, Can you tell me who has not submited moves yet, and I will do my best to kick his ass. ;)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 12:28 pm
by Robnark
Actually I usally prefer music to march to, even for relaxing.

well, sticking to CE's music reccomendations, i would go for Akhnaten by Philip Glass - very dramatic and powerful.

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 12:31 pm
by Dottie
Its added to my list... :)

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 2:01 pm
by C Elegans
Originally posted by Robnark
well, sticking to CE's music reccomendations, i would go for Akhnaten by Philip Glass - very dramatic and powerful.
I am personally not a fan of Philip Glass, but I have two friends who love him. I think Akhnaten is certainly one of his best works.

Do you like Sibelius or Dvorak Robnark, or are you more into contemporary?

@Dottie: Since you like Kraftwerk and what you have heard of Residents, and was not intimidated by Schnittke, I have good hope for you :D What else do you like, that I may have heard?

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2002 2:14 pm
by Dottie
Originally posted by C Elegans
@Dottie: Since you like Kraftwerk and what you have heard of Residents, and was not intimidated by Schnittke, I have good hope for you :D What else do you like, that I may have heard?
Does that increase my chance of survival? :D

Hmm... like you probably have noticed by now I am a sisters of mercy fan, But I guess you dont like them that much? I also listen to some other goth bands like Die form or Sopor Aeternus.

Other favourites are bands like Einstürzende Neubauten or Laibach and to some extent Front 242, although atleast the two later have imo very mixed quality in what they release.