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View Poll Results: What is your favorite Lindsey Buckingham appearance era?
White Album/Rumours (fuzzy) 10 27.78%
Tusk 18 50.00%
Law and Order 2 5.56%
Mirage 6 16.67%
Go Insane 2 5.56%
Tango in the Night 3 8.33%
Out of the Cradle 10 27.78%
The Dance 4 11.11%
Present day (Say You Will, Unleashed, etc.) 5 13.89%
Eras, ha! I laugh in the face of eras! (no preference/like all eras) 1 2.78%
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Old 09-15-2010, 11:31 AM
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Even more so during Tusk. Maybe it has to do with the lack of hair and the fact that he got epilepsy around that time might have something to do with it, but he looked like he needed either a buffet or a Jewish mother to fatten up a bit. Too bad we never hear stories of him not being able to fit tats on his arms or fitting into Stevie's jeans (I still think they shared the same shirts and necklaces, but her jeans could pass off as pedal pushers for him )
He got Epilepsy? Gah...You learn something new every day :s Does he still have it or was it one of those drug fuelled things that dissappears with time? I hope the latter... Haha! He does indeed. Or my Aunt Jacqueline. She's a feeder, most definitely. Probably why I never go to her house. I lack appetite most of the time but she doesn't let you out of the house unless she knows you have a full stomach. I'd never get to leave lol. Us tiny people aren't useful when tall people want to borrow our clothes. I'm only 5 foot 2 and I'm shrinking which is scary lol.
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He got Epilepsy? Gah...You learn something new every day :s Does he still have it or was it one of those drug fuelled things that dissappears with time? I hope the latter... Haha! He does indeed. Or my Aunt Jacqueline. She's a feeder, most definitely. Probably why I never go to her house. I lack appetite most of the time but she doesn't let you out of the house unless she knows you have a full stomach. I'd never get to leave lol. Us tiny people aren't useful when tall people want to borrow our clothes. I'm only 5 foot 2 and I'm shrinking which is scary lol.
Yeah back in 1978. CAH describes it in her book, except she was a year off and exaggerated a lot of it (he wans't convulsing on the floor, he passed out in the shower), butn it was definitely permanent. I found a few articles on the Penguin from the time.

http://bla.fleetwoodmac.net/index.ph...v2&id=6662&c=9

http://bla.fleetwoodmac.net/index.ph...x_v2&id=33&c=9
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Yeah back in 1978. CAH describes it in her book, except she was a year off and exaggerated a lot of it (he wans't convulsing on the floor, he passed out in the shower), butn it was definitely permanent. I found a few articles on the Penguin from the time.

http://bla.fleetwoodmac.net/index.ph...v2&id=6662&c=9

http://bla.fleetwoodmac.net/index.ph...x_v2&id=33&c=9

Well I think people realise now what I feel about CAH's book since I posted in the Spider thread that the one and only thing I'd ever done with it was use it to slap Spiders lol. But ee-gads! You'd have thought he would have learned his lesson about the drugs after his scare. But I hope he has now at least for his children, if not himself.
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Well I think people realise now what I feel about CAH's book since I posted in the Spider thread that the one and only thing I'd ever done with it was use it to slap Spiders lol. But ee-gads! You'd have thought he would have learned his lesson about the drugs after his scare. But I hope he has now at least for his children, if not himself.
I'd be surprised if he wasn't clean by now (better yet, when did he clean up?), but speaking of books, I'm still can't wait for Ken Caillat's book to come out.
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I'd be surprised if he wasn't clean by now (better yet, when did he clean up?), but speaking of books, I'm still can't wait for Ken Caillat's book to come out.
That's a question to ponder. I guess the lack of drugs would have taken alot of the bad side he had developed with it. I have a hard time believing that he's capable of being violent now that drugs and alcohol aren't such major factors in his life, after all. I like to think at least his children have mellowed him out, especially his little girls.

I tend to steer clear of gossip style books, although I am really into Mick's book. I guess if it's not from the Horse's mouth, as it were, I tend to take it with a pinch of salt and not believe much of what I'm reading. I'm a wee bit of a snob like that lol.
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That's a question to ponder. I guess the lack of drugs would have taken alot of the bad side he had developed with it. I have a hard time believing that he's capable of being violent now that drugs and alcohol aren't such major factors in his life, after all. I like to think at least his children have mellowed him out, especially his little girls.

I tend to steer clear of gossip style books, although I am really into Mick's book. I guess if it's not from the Horse's mouth, as it were, I tend to take it with a pinch of salt and not believe much of what I'm reading. I'm a wee bit of a snob like that lol.
I figured he was clean by OOTC, since he seemed much more mellow (and schlubby too, but maybe that had to do with mellowing out, or maybe he turned into a lazy bum after having to be all dressed up for Tango in the Night ), but I can't help but wonder why he's always looked so pensive in pics. Got any idea?
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I figured he was clean by OOTC, since he seemed much more mellow (and schlubby too, but maybe that had to do with mellowing out, or maybe he turned into a lazy bum after having to be all dressed up for Tango in the Night ), but I can't help but wonder why he's always looked so pensive in pics. Got any idea?
Well I don't think there's anything wrong with the schlubby eras, because it proves that he was in much better health Maybe he's just naturally a dreamy person? I'm definitely what one would call dreamy and most of the time I look like nobody's home. He's probably just thoughtful of song ideas and riffs (We know he probably works in his sleep, he's that much of a workaholic lol).
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Well I don't think there's anything wrong with the schlubby eras, because it proves that he was in much better health Maybe he's just naturally a dreamy person? I'm definitely what one would call dreamy and most of the time I look like nobody's home. He's probably just thoughtful of song ideas and riffs (We know he probably works in his sleep, he's that much of a workaholic lol).
That reminds me of something I heard once...when his father had died, he went into such a craziness that he would fall asleep with playing, with his fingers on the exact chord he was about to play, and when he waked up, he went back to what he was playing before. Freaky, huh?
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That reminds me of something I heard once...when his father had died, he went into such a craziness that he would fall asleep with playing, with his fingers on the exact chord he was about to play, and when he waked up, he went back to what he was playing before. Freaky, huh?

Aww. Yeah, that is freaky. But grief does funny things to people. I wish I could sleep with such discipline. I've fallen asleep in my bed and woken up atop my wardrobe, go figure. But bless him!
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Aww. Yeah, that is freaky. But grief does funny things to people. I wish I could sleep with such discipline. I've fallen asleep in my bed and woken up atop my wardrobe, go figure. But bless him!
And I thought that Simpsons episode where Homer sleep-ate was odd . How'd that happen?
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And I thought that Simpsons episode where Homer sleep-ate was odd . How'd that happen?
Hehe. Love the Simpsons. "Mmmm....64 slices of American Cheeeese *drool*". Well I've always been good at climbing considering I grew up with my twin brother and his friends, rather than the prissy little girls on my street. And I don't care about my safety so apparently my wobbly bedside stand makes a really good climbing frame for the sleeping lol. I'm surprised I didn't roll right off of the wardrobe if I'm honest lol.
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Hehe. Love the Simpsons. "Mmmm....64 slices of American Cheeeese *drool*". Well I've always been good at climbing considering I grew up with my twin brother and his friends, rather than the prissy little girls on my street. And I don't care about my safety so apparently my wobbly bedside stand makes a really good climbing frame for the sleeping lol. I'm surprised I didn't roll right off of the wardrobe if I'm honest lol.
I recall once, when I was about 9 years old and in a hotel bed, I rolled right off the bed. Seriously. Anyways, "I am so smart. I am so smart. S-M-R-T-- I mean, S-M-A-R-T."
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I recall once, when I was about 9 years old and in a hotel bed, I rolled right off the bed. Seriously. Anyways, "I am so smart. I am so smart. S-M-R-T-- I mean, S-M-A-R-T."
I do that alot. I tend to pile my extra cushions over the floor to soften my landing. On my old bed I had one of the wooden slats missing from the bottom of it underneath the mattress. I once woke up trapped between the mattress and the bottom of the frame with my head and arms hanging under my bed. Was the funniest thing ever. Well, at least until that time I woke up singing John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt XD hehe! Homer is great. I was at the shops today and found a Simpsons game for the Nintendo DS where one of the mini games was a pet Homer. How cool is that? Could earn points from the game to spend on Homer clothing and everything. I don't know why I didn't buy it, actually lol.
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I do that alot. I tend to pile my extra cushions over the floor to soften my landing. On my old bed I had one of the wooden slats missing from the bottom of it underneath the mattress. I once woke up trapped between the mattress and the bottom of the frame with my head and arms hanging under my bed. Was the funniest thing ever. Well, at least until that time I woke up singing John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt XD hehe! Homer is great. I was at the shops today and found a Simpsons game for the Nintendo DS where one of the mini games was a pet Homer. How cool is that? Could earn points from the game to spend on Homer clothing and everything. I don't know why I didn't buy it, actually lol.
You should have! There's nothing really good on DS these days, except for this 4-in-1 pack of all the old Sonic games from his Genesis days (makes me feel like a little kid again, making my dad play it and that horrifying drowing music), so that's one good thing.

Moving back on topic (I don't believe I hijacked my own thread ), is it just me, or did Bucky grow a beard to cover up the chin mole? Or am I mishearing something again?
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You should have! There's nothing really good on DS these days, except for this 4-in-1 pack of all the old Sonic games from his Genesis days (makes me feel like a little kid again, making my dad play it and that horrifying drowing music), so that's one good thing.

Moving back on topic (I don't believe I hijacked my own thread ), is it just me, or did Bucky grow a beard to cover up the chin mole? Or am I mishearing something again?
I know I should have done. All I have at the moment to amuse me is Harry Potter, Pokemon and Simcity Creator. *pokes past Bee to buy it*

Hehe! It was only a tiny hijacking, and I helped so it's not so bad I'm a bad influence, I realise. Anyhoo, I don't believe that he would have done. he would have grown it alot sooner if that was the purpose, and he certainly wouldn't have shaved again when he did. I always thought that chin mole was very sweet. Did he have it lasered off or something? It looks wierd when you see rare pictures of him with the chin mole and there's nothing there now. At first I thought it was just a really severe pimple
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