What is the oldest friendship on the ledge? - Page 4

GarboSpeaks! · #46 04-30-2006, 01:23 AM

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oooo did I really? I should go dig up my old pictures, i have albums of stuff that i never look through.....

-Lis

That's just WRONG!

Gotta rotate that stuff. Take it out AT A MINIMUM every 4-6 months. LOL

I'm grateful to have met Tiff, but not thru the Ledge. Not even sure when she came on board, but her and I have known each other now about 6 years maybe. That's a good healthy start.

She's the one that was like "you must come to the Ledge." LOL. Bless her heart!

amber · #47 04-30-2006, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by GarboSpeaks!

That's just WRONG!

Gotta rotate that stuff. Take it out AT A MINIMUM every 4-6 months. LOL

I'm grateful to have met Tiff, but not thru the Ledge. Not even sure when she came on board, but her and I have known each other now about 6 years maybe. That's a good healthy start.

She's the one that was like "you must come to the Ledge." LOL. Bless her heart!

Doesn't that mean you met her when she was...13 or something? How did that happen?

Mari · #48 04-30-2006, 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by David

Yes but that's because your board is as dead as a doornail!

you mean Phil's board?

oh shush

goldustsongbird · #49 04-30-2006, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Yes. Yes indeed.

Mmm, that picture. 'twas my desktop for awhile.

Miss Vicky · #50 04-30-2006, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by goldustsongbird

Mmm, that picture. 'twas my desktop for awhile.

Awhile? I can't imagine what you would have replaced it with. I mean, what could possibly be more beautiful than that??

seeker007nmss · #51 04-30-2006, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Awhile? A can't imagine what you would have replaced it with. I mean, what could possibly be more beautiful than that??

I think this is much cuter.

Miss Vicky · #52 04-30-2006, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by seeker007nmss

I think this is much cuter.

You're wrong. But it is cute.

On the subject of EC, I just finished re-reading it for the 15 billionth time and I'm beginning to think that maybe I should just leave it as is and start sending it to publishers. That way if I can get myself a contract I can finally call it done and stop obsessing over the f*cking thing. What do ya think?

seeker007nmss · #53 04-30-2006, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

You're wrong. But it is cute.

On the subject of EC, I just finished re-reading it for the 15 billionth time and I'm beginning to think that maybe I should just leave it as is and start sending it to publishers. That way if I can get myself a contract I can finally call it done and stop obsessing over the f*cking thing. What do ya think?

Sorry, that picture does nothing for me. (Okay I am straight. Maybe that has something to do with it)

Couldn't hurt. Have you tried finding an agent? I watch those book things on CSPN2 and they talk about agents alot in getting published.

Miss Vicky · #54 04-30-2006, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by seeker007nmss

Have you tried finding an agent?

I'm undecided on the whole agent thing. I know I could probably have better luck and get published by a bigger firm if I go with an agent, but that also means giving up a chunk of whatever profits I make from my hard work. Also, going with an agent means having to find one that A) Is willing to represent my work and B) I trust enough to do it well.

amber · #55 05-01-2006, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by seeker007nmss

Okay I am straight.

So you say....

Joaquin creeps me out with his hairlip and his drug eyes. Good actor though, acts circles around his brother, who I thought was obscenely overrated. I can totally get behind that baby panda, though.

cliffdweller · #56 05-01-2006, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Don't forget about Marty & Lisa! They were there back in the day, too! There was also Joe Admire (the guy who founded AMFM) and Jeff Kenney (who had the Chain Gang, now the FM discography). Then, later, there was Jyqm and Homer. Chris small was a great guy. People sometimes accused us of being the same person, as our posts had a similar tone. Which is partially why I became a sarcastic prick those first few years (damn you Google, damn you)! I think I got him a copy of John McVie's Gotta Band at Best Buy. THE funniest thing I remember about that newsgroup, though, was when somebody asked about music for "Songbird" and somebody who now runs an official site said that he had never heard of that song, but maybe the person was thinking about Stevie's "Nightbird."

Of course, there was that OTHER element, too. James P. Nalbandia, anyone? Or, the oddly similar Jaydee69?

But, here's perhaps my most legendary, and oddly ironic in hindsight, post EVER! (Funnier, still, that there still seems to be many of the same debates going on today.)

Hey, at least I put "at least for the time being" in the tag. I mean, I did leave the door open for such a thing...Okay, more like I propped the door open with a used text book from a class I dropped that is now being used as a door prop, coaster, and serving tray, but the point is the door wasn't completely closed.

Ah..."Sweet Music." Boy, that was a fun website. I got to chat with a lot of great Dave Mason fans, Steve Winwood fans, and Traffic fans. Good times.

Nice Guided By Voices sig pic!

chiliD · #57 05-01-2006, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by David

Yes but that's because your board is as dead as a doornail!

Your board, too, David...you're still a member in good standing...even though you can never remember your damned password.

seeker007nmss · #58 05-01-2006, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

So you say....

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Hey, Hey, Hey.... I dropped the flannel and chainsaw references missy, so play nice!

David · #59 05-01-2006, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by chiliD

Your board, too, David...you're still a member in good standing...even though you can never remember your damned password.

Eh. They wouldn't know me if I stood up in their soup.

I'm a rebel. I'm a rogue. I'm a force of nature. I'm a subduction-zone quake on a hidden fault plane. I march to the beat of the drums I hear in my duodenum, the timpani I hear in my torso, the bongos I hear in my body, the clackers I hear in my clavicord, the pianos I hear in my pancreas, the plectra I hear in my solarplexis.

Johnny Stew · #60 05-01-2006, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by David

I march to the beat of the drums I hear in my duodenum, the timpani I hear in my torso, the bongos I hear in my body, the clackers I hear in my clavicord, the pianos I hear in my pancreas, the plectra I hear in my solarplexis.

Where exactly do you hear the bells?