Ask a Ledgie a Question - Page 3

michelle2677 · #31 10-27-2007, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

i have not always been a bitch

liar

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Originally Posted by liar

... in fact, at one time i was sugar and spice and everything nice.

maybe in another life. or maybe in a parallel universe.

**mylittledemon** · #32 10-28-2007, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by michelle2677

liar

maybe in another life. or maybe in a parallel universe.

Michelle, whats your favorite movie, and why?

michelle2677 · #33 10-28-2007, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Michelle, whats your favorite movie, and why?

ooohh

my favorite movie is dirty dancing. Ever since I snuck over to my friends house when I was ten to watch it because my mom wouldn't let me see it

idk why really. I mean, I love the movie so much and I can watch it over and over again.

but to add a little more credibility, my second favorite is a tie between the shawshank redemption and the life of david gale. Both are exquisite imo. I could go on and on about why I think they are both great, but that would probably be boring LOL

to mylittledemon-how and why did you become a liddy buck fan?

**mylittledemon** · #34 10-28-2007, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by michelle2677

ooohh

my favorite movie is dirty dancing. Ever since I snuck over to my friends house when I was ten to watch it because my mom wouldn't let me see it

idk why really. I mean, I love the movie so much and I can watch it over and over again.

but to add a little more credibility, my second favorite is a tie between the shawshank redemption and the life of david gale. Both are exquisite imo. I could go on and on about why I think they are both great, but that would probably be boring LOL

to mylittledemon-how and why did you become a liddy buck fan?

David Gale WAS a good movie. I was shocked!

Anyway...the Buckingham thing...I started playing guitar when I was about 16 (I suppose it wouldve been 1995) or so. I remember my good friend Josh (who also played guitar) made the comment one day "You play like Lindsey Buckingham." I was like "Who is SHE?" He laughed and said "its a dude, man." And I had heard of Fleetwood Mac...you know I knew the radio songs...just never really listened to them.

My dad had bought me the classical guitar, so that fingerstyle thing just came naturally. I never picked up any Fleetwood Mac stuff until "The Dance"...my brother bought the CD for "Silver Springs"...and then eventually I got the video after hearing "The Chain". I was intrigued by that picking thinking...THIS is the stuff I should be doing. I then spent (and still do) a lot of time developing my electric technique.

I just love playing the way he does...its very "live" and raw. I like Lindsey's performances...his songwriting is a little bizarre, but I dig that about him. Very unique guitarist all around; and most guitarists appreciate him, and that style that I have that was based around his.

michelle2677 · #35 10-30-2007, 09:59 PM

^^I know, I LOVE that movie.

and hey, that's cool

cool that you kinda did his thing without knowing who "she" was

my question is for david.

LOL what are you on and can i have some?

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Originally Posted by David

We Americans don't even know the names of all those itsy-bitsy countries over there, or what suffixes to use in the adjectival forms. We do things big here.

Like Nicks, Stevie, in Las Vegas.

Also Ronald McDonald.

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Notice how nobody ever says "heather feaddress"
Everyone always says "feather headdress," which I think is kind of unusual.