Stupid Blogger.
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At 12:30 AM,
cedia said…
hmmm. you got the best of both worlds...
I need to fix my comments and my links.. I'm so freaking lazy.
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Year: 1987 or 88
Age (optional) : 13 or 14
Location: Orange Bowl, Miami FL
What was yours?
NY stuff to come.
Side note...nice to know Blogger is still working as reliably as ever *heavy sigh*
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At 5:29 PM, darth said…
the ramones and the tubes...many many years ago, but i remember it like it was..well, many years ago.
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At 7:20 PM, mcgibfried said…
firefall, usf sundome in tampa florida... it was a free concert after the college basketball game!
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At 1:11 AM, Nino the Mindboggler said…
1972, Deep Purple, I was 11. Also the first time I smoked hash.
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At 1:34 AM, Ms Bees Knees said…
Guess? Fleetwood Mac baby!!!! Probably in the late 70s or early 80s.
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At 9:29 AM, John Q. Public esq. said…
AC/DC 1983…Atlanta GA
But the wildest….
Violent Femms at the Smart Bar, or someplace off the Ally, in downtown Chicago 1989
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At 12:30 PM, Unfriendly Pedestrian said…
1983 - Def Leppard - Pyromania - S.Fla
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At 12:33 PM, Unfriendly Pedestrian said…
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At 11:21 AM, Truecraig said…
I've never been one for live concerts. The chaos always got me too worked up. The first one that I can remember...
Depeche Mode
1990
I was 15.
Cynthia Woods Pavillion, Houston.
I don't remember being on drugs, but then again, I don't remember much about the concert either. I think it was good. Maybe. Who knows. I wish I went to that Purple show with Nino. I bet it was dope. Pun intended, but I am serious about that show.
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These are from a book called Disorder in the American Courts, and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters who had the torment of staying calm while these exchanges were actually taking place.
Q: Are you sexually active?
A: No, I just lie there.
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Q: What is your date of birth?
A: July 15th.
Q: What year?
A: Every year.
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Q: What gear were you in at the moment of the impact?
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Q: This myasthenia gravis, does it affect your memory at all?
A: Yes.
Q: And in what ways does it affect your memory?
A: I forget.
Q: You forget? Can you give us an example of something that you've forgotten?
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A: Thirty-eight or thirty-five, I can't remember which.
Q: How long has he lived with you?
A: Forty-five years.
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A: He said, "Where am I. Doris?"
Q: And why did that upset you?
A: My name is Susan.
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A: We both do.
Q: Voodoo?
A: We do.
Q: You do?
A: Yes, voodoo.
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A: Did you actually pass the bar exam?
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A: He's twenty
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A: Yes.
Q: And what were you doing at that time?
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A: Yes.
Q: How many were boys?
A: None.
Q: Were there any girls?
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A: By death.
Q: And by whose death was it terminated?
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A: He was about medium height and had a beard.
Q: Was this a male or a female?
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A: No, this is how I dress when I go to work.
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A: All my autopsies are performed on dead people.
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A: Oral.
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A: The autopsy started around
Q: And Mr. Dennington was dead at the time?
A: No, he was sitting on the table wondering why I was doing an autopsy.
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Q: Doctor, before you performed the autopsy, did you check for a pulse?
A: No.
Q: Did you check for blood pressure?
A: No.
Q: Did you check for breathing?
A: No.
Q: So, then it is possible that the patient was alive when you began the autopsy?
A: No.
Q: How can you be so sure, Doctor?
A: Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar.
Q: But could the patient have still been alive, nevertheless?
A: Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law somewhere
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At 9:47 AM, John Q. Public esq. said…
I want pics of this trip, and hope you had a blast!
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At 4:07 PM, Bookfraud said…
great stuff.
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At 11:18 PM, cedia said…
LOL. I love it!
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At 5:49 AM, MissRocker said…
Hello! I came across your blog through blog explosion, read a few entries and I like it. This one made me crack up. Think I'll be back sometime. Have a nice day, take care.
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I open to any suggestions of things to check out. I know we're going to the MoMA because I must see any authentic Magritte I can get my glitzy eyes on. I'm sure that there are probably some breweries Unfriendly has on a list to check out as well.
The highlight of all of this will be Carmen. Cannot wait.
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At 7:37 PM, thephoenixnyc said…
As a proud resident of NYC and its unoffcial ambassador, I would love to help you in any way I can. Drop me an email.
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At 11:05 AM, Glitzy said…
Thanks phoenix! We still don't have any kind of itinerary planned out so I might just be emailing you soon!
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At 7:35 PM, Mere Existence said…
I'd help out too, as I also live in NYC, but to be honest, I know jack shit about the place.
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At 8:58 PM, thephoenixnyc said…
Okay drop me a line, anything I can do to make your stay better would be an honor and pleasure for me.
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49 tracks in playlist, average track length: 4:04 Playlist length: 3 hours 19 minutes 52 seconds |
Playlist files:
1. The Pogues - Fairy Tale of New York (4:30)
2. Pogues, The - 03 - I Fought The Law (live feat. Joe Strummer) (3:22)
3. Pogues - London Calling (Live) (3:36)
4. The Posies - Golden Blunders (4:28)
5. Love and Rockets - So Alive (4:17)
6. 10000 Maniacs - Blind Man's Zoo - Eat for two 01 (3:31)
7. Adrian Belew - Daddy (3:07)
8. Book Of Love - Alice Everyday (3:42)
9. Damned - Plan 9 Channel 7 (5:18)
10. DANCE MUSIC - Revenge - Pineapple Face (5:32)
11. Dead or Alive - You Spin Me Round Round (techno mix) (7:59)
12. Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round (4:27)
13. Echo & the bunnymen - Lips like sugar (4:49)
14. edie brickell - big day little boat (3:34)
15. Eleventh Dream Day - Rose of Jericho (3:43)
16. Ferry, Bryan - Kiss And Tell (3:57)
17. Indigo Girls - Hammer And A Nail (3:51)
18. Jellyfish - Baby's Coming Back (2:57)
19. Jellyfish -King Undressed (3:58)
20. Jesus Jones - International Bright (3:12)
21. Lightning Seeds - Pure (3:47)
22. love and rockets - All in my mind (4:44)
23. Love & Rockets - No New Tell To Tale (3:27)
24. Material Issue - Li'l Christine (3:21)
25. Material Issue - Valerie Lo (3:06)
26. Rock. Nine Inch Nails - Head Like Hole (5:00)
27. REM - Orange Crush (3:51)
28. Pet Shop Boys - How can ...taken seriously (7 inch Perfect Attitude Mix) (4:10)
29. Pet Shop Boys - Opportuinites (Lets Make Lots of Money) (3:40)
30. Concrete Blonde - Everybody Knows (4:40)
31. REM - Losing My Religion (4:29)
32. REM-Eponymous-01-RadioFree (3:48)
33. Saigon Kick - My Life (4:45)
34. Simple Minds - See The Light (4:22)
35. Smithereens - A Girl Like You (4:42)
36. Social Distortion - Ball and Chain (5:44)
37. Sonic Youth - Dirty Boots (8 Track Demo- Long Version) (5:50)
38. Soup Dragons - Divine Thing (3:48)
39. Soup Dragons - I'm Free (2:44)
40. Split Enz - Split Enz - I get frightened (3:29)
41. Sting - Love Is The Seventh Wave (3:30)
42. Boom Crash Opera - Talk About It (4:39)
43. The Creatures - Boomerang - 01 - Standing There (3:04)
44. The Pixes - Here Comes Your Man (3:20)
45. The Smithereens feat. Belinda Carlisle - Blue period (2:55)
46. They Eat Their Own - Need You Like a Drug (4:09)
47. Throwing Muses - Counting Backwards (3:15)
48. Wire - Eardrum Buzz (4:14)
49. Pogues - Turkish Song Of The Damned (3:29)
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At 3:04 PM, Bookfraud said…
i was going to bitch and moan about how music has passed me by, but i actually recognized most of the artists in your playlist. amazing! pretty cool stuff, glitz. pouges stuff especially.
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At 4:10 PM, John Q. Public esq. said…
pouges? sweet pea, how cool can one woman be, but then again I to am a sucker for lyrics....
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At 7:25 PM, Glitzy said…
Well, this list is just part of the many mp3s I have strewn about on cds. I got into the Pogues I think somewhere b/w 1987-1990. All of the other stuff are songs that were played on a Miami radio station called Y-100 during their 'Postmodern Music Show' which played ever Sunday night.
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At 2:29 PM, darth said…
great playlist, glitzy...pogues and joe strummer..doesn't get much better than that :D
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I guess someone really wanted to use Miracle Whip in their sammich! I'm trying to picture the scenario in my head. Kinda funny.
What did we do before the Internet?
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At 9:16 PM, cedia said…
I don't know girl. WWW is the best thing next to fresh warm bread.. and sex.
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At 10:18 AM, Mere Existence said…
I got a hit last night from a search for "guys with big dicks". I'm not lying, although the quote is taken out of context.
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At 1:58 PM, mcgibfried said…
my fav was a hit from gay dating tax advice... still shaking my head over that one.
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At 11:58 PM, k said…
you should be astounded that google associates you with rotted mayo.
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At 11:49 AM, Mister Underhill said…
Damn...who are these lunatics typing this random crap into google all day long???
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At 6:18 PM, Bookfraud said…
before the internet, we sat in our little cubicles and worked like bees, with no way to goof off except on the telephone or spreading gossip at the water cooler. terrible, wasn't it?
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At 1:42 AM, Ms Bees Knees said…
Days before the Internet? Those days were treacherous times really. Post apocalyptic times where gasoline was quite scarce and this guy named Mad Max… er, uh… forget it. Days without the Internet are no more. Oh and by the way, that mayo search, that was me. I can never make a decent macaroni salad!
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At 11:49 AM, Glitzy said…
cedia - I agree 100 %
mere - so...uh...what are you trying to say? *smirk*
mcgibfried - I think that one deserves a bigger 'Wha?' than mine!
giggling k - nah..it assocites rotted mayo with my cube neighbor which really makes perfect sense.
mister underhill - I'm probably one of 'em ....and it seems the culprit WAS Ms. Bees. Did you get the salad to come out ok this time? :)
bookfraud - I shudder to think about those times! Productivity? What's that?
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I don't know how to refer to him in conversations and I usually just introduce him as Unfriendly without the qualifying noun. I hate these:
Boyfriend - Too temporary. This word doesn't encompass all he is.
Partner - Too business sounding. Also, I tried using this word for a while but folks who didn't know Unfriendly thought I was referring to my girlfriend. Ha!
S.O. or Significant Other - This does not flow trippingly from the tongue.
So, I've been calling him my guy. It's still odd but better than the others for now. I've jokingly referred to him as my husband substitute as well.
See, he and I decided a couple of years back that we weren't going to get married for a couple of different reasons.
Tax reasons
The amount of $ we'd have to pay in taxes per year is ridiculous. Unfriendly is also extremely anti authority so having the government legitimize us is something he does not subscribe to.
Religious reasons
Neither he or I are particularly religious. I'm not one for any kind of organized religion and am pretty much an agnostic. I don't think it would be very honest of me to go through whatever rigamarole an organized religion would require of me just so I could get married in a church.
Maybe I'm an atypical girl, but I've never, ever fantasized about 'the day'. The only time I came close to that was when I was the MOH for my friend, Former Blondie™, about 2 years ago. When we went dress shopping, I could see getting caught up in the fantasy of it and wanting everything just so. Then the practical side of me kicked in. The side that can't begin to fathom paying thousands for a dress I'd only wear once and flowers that are just going to die. And I know a marriage ceremony doesn't have to have either and that some fantasies of 'the day' are pretty much no frills.
Now, I know that the marriage certificate isn't just some piece of paper. It's a piece of paper that signs you up for all sorts of legal things. I don't happen to agree with all of these. I do however, believe certain things are essential and any couple who is cohabitating should have these:
1. A durable power of attorney for healthcare (or healthcare proxy)
2. A living together (or domestic partnership) agreement
3. A will
4. A durable power of attorney for financial management
thephoenixnyc's blog has brought up some interesting comments on the subject. Check out this post and this one.
It's also made me want to go pick up a copy of Campbell's The Power of Myth.
Though Unfriendly and I are fine with our decision, I think our family and friends would like to celebrate us in some way, which makes sense. We've decided to forego the rite of passage that's traditional in our culture so we're in a type of social limbo.
I think a commitment ceremony would be fun but I kind of dread planning it. Having one won't really solve my current problem though....
Creative qualifying nouns / noun phrases? Anyone? Anyone?
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At 3:06 PM, John Q. Public esq. said…
UMMM HOW ABOUT A ANV. PARTY...
sorry damn caps lock,
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At 3:18 PM, darth said…
i'm fond of a new one i just learned from lachat noir..LISBF.
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At 3:23 PM, Nino the Mindboggler said…
If the qualifying noun becomes "My Baby's Daddy", you might reconsider that marriage option.
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At 5:45 PM, Truecraig said…
They aren't really 'qualifying nouns', rather more like... proper titles.
Bed Sharer
Your 'needs' minder
Gone-To Guy/Gal
The Sonny to your Cher (vice versa)
If my lady and I end up pregnant (we?) we will refer to each other as:
My Partner in the Grand Bastard Project.
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At 8:07 PM, Glitzy said…
JQP -will that Jello happen to be made using one of your drink of the week recipes?
darth - I'll have to go by her blog to check it out. Thanks!
nino - I am child free at the moment. I think we'd only consider marriage if we wanted to adopt. Parents (married or non) have the same legal responsiblities so I doubt we would get married if I happened to find out I was a little bit pregnant.
truecraig - You are so funny. Unfriendly would definitely toast to your choice of moniker in the event you all end up expecting! -
At 10:40 PM, Mere Existence said…
I believe that he would technically be considered your commonlaw. That term pretty much says everything you want anyway... no certificate, but you've been together for a long while.
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At 11:13 PM, Ms Bees Knees said…
Glitzy: I’ve always been fond of “My better half”… and yeah, I’m with you on the whole marriage scenario. I think our generation is far less traditional and if I ever did marry, it would be by Elvis in Vegas. Ah yeah… woot woot
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At 12:23 AM, Bella_by_Barlight said…
Omigod, you’re me!
I hate labels and use them as little as possible. I think if you’re trying to define your relationship to someone who isn’t important enough to you to just explain the whole think you just blogged, “boyfriend” should be good enough. ‘Cause really, that gives “them” all they really want to know anyway, right?
My sister got married last August and I was a horrible sister. She decided it was because I was jealous of her and gave me a long speech about how some day I would get married too, and I just had to look at her and smile at that point, and say to myself: this is not about you, this is important to her. You love her therefore you will do what is required of you with no more complaints.
I was still the shittiest maid of honour ever in the history of weddings in spite of my very best intentions. I probably wouldn’t object to getting married, but I’ve never been involved with a man who wanted to get married. I always date the counter-culture avant-garde type.
Its too bad, ‘cause the think that I think would be fun about getting married, would be having an excuse to dress up like a princess for one day. Maybe that’s how I’ll celebrate my 40th birthday when it comes around. I’ll have a birthday un-wedding, with cake and a big white dress and loads of flowers and heaps of admirers. -
At 12:44 PM, Glitzy said…
Thanks for the suggestions Mere and Bees :) I'll have to try both out.
Bees....I want a video of that wedding if and when it happens. That would be SO cool.
Hi Bella. My blonde twin :) That sounds like a fabulous way to celebrate a birthday!!!Thanks for the long comment (I love long comments) I agree that boyfriend should be enough and it's not bad. I just hate that it sounds temporary. Me and my hang ups... -
At 4:16 PM,
Anj said…
Hmm, I never knew you were an "agnostic." Can we still be friends? Maybe I'm too traditional? Too married and parent-y? Let's hope not!
Happy 10th to you both! Have fun in NYC and enjoy that fantabulous opera!
Oh, and how about "your cupcake"? I can totally see V. as your cupcake. Hellos to him, btw.
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At 3:40 PM, Nino the Mindboggler said…
Just another taste of your gorgeous mind and all will be perfect!
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At 8:43 PM, Glitzy said…
awww..thanks Nino
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At 10:39 AM, John Q. Public esq. said…
what a wonder you are....
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Friends and neighbors...I played and played and played. I meant to only play to get the hang of soloing, but got sucked in. Unfriendly delighted in teasing me about that. However, I do take breaks to do housework or knit because after a while, I start feeling like a zombie.
I created a female Tauren druid. She looks like a bull, so I named her Chouette because she is and she's not.
The neat thing about druids is that they are shape shifters. At level 10, you get a quest to talk to find the Great Bear Spirit and learn from it. After you complete the quest and go back to train with your Druid Trainer, you learn your shapeshifting spell.
I can either look like Pocahontas Bull Girl...
... or Wicked Bear Woman.
The mohawked character is Unfriendly's. His name is Malaise. We did not plan our French names in case anyone's curious about that. He created his undead warlock long before my tauren druid. That blue thing is his pet. The second pic cracks me up because it looks like he's got his arm around Malaise while singing his praises to him. (Any captions to these pics are also welcome, btw)
What's most enjoyable about this is that Unfriendly and I get to spend time together blasting the heck out of some beasties. I'm also the only gal out of the group who has dared to play. Not that I'm surprised. The other gals are moms and I imagine have less free time on their hands than I do. Nevertheless, I thought I had reasserted my 'cool girlfriend' status by doing this so I asked Unfriendly his thoughts.
His response: "You were always the cool girlfriend".
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At 10:27 PM, Ms Bees Knees said…
Announcing this year's reigning Queen of the Geeks [drummroll please]... Glitzy!!! Keep on keeping on with your bad ass self! You make all of us other geek girls proud!
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At 11:30 PM, Glitzy said…
I proudly accept my crown and scepter. Woot! Thanks momma :)
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Border's - Ann Arbor, MI (downtown)
I took these on tiptoe holding the camera high above my head so only some of my shots came out.
Click on the pictures for actual size and burst into the appopriate TMBG song.
Right before starting 'Alphabet Lost and Found'. The guy in the middle is Marty Bellar who does the vocals and wrote the song.
Professors Flans and Linnell.
I don't remember what he was saying or what song this intro-ed.
I love these guys. :)
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend
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At 3:44 PM, John Q. Public esq. said…
and you as well Glitz-o-rama!
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At 3:20 PM, Bookfraud said…
we've missed you. lots to catch up on indeed.
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At 3:20 PM, Bookfraud said…
we've missed you. lots to catch up on indeed.
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:)
Well, I went and took pictures that will be up later tonight. I got there about an hour and 15 minutes before the show which was held on the 2nd level of Border's. There was a little stage set up under the 'House and Construction' section (or something like that) and maybe 50 or 60 folks sitting around the stage when I got there. Many more showed up and by 7pm, it was pretty packed.
They were promoting their new children's dvd and cd, 'Here Come the ABCs'. They started with 'Alphabet of Nations' and also jammed out 'Flying V' and 'The Alphabet Lost and Found'. I really should have tried to write down the songs in order (that's my OCD ness kicking in) but, alas. I did not. They also played the following :
- Istanbul (Not Constantinople) <- John F. introduced this as the song inspired by John L's pinky finger from the album entitled 'Pinky Finger' *smirk* This song is actually one of the only ones that is not a TMBG original.
- Robot Parade
- No
- Clap Your Hands (The They Might Be Giants anthem)
- Dr. Worm
- New York City
- Particle Man (which I believe they ended with)
I was able to get presigned copies of stuff (seoul survivor...one of these is yours and I will mail it toute de suite). Since I've met them before and have other signed TMBG things, I didn't want to wait in line for the hour or so it would have taken to get stuff signed in person. Sometimes I can only deal with crowds of folks for so long and unfortunately, last night was one of 'em.
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At 5:37 PM, darth said…
very cool, glitzy! i'd love to see them live...well, actually, i don't go to concerts any more, but i'd drop by a borders bookstore to listen.
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At 9:45 PM, said…
nifty pix. I actually get to see them instead of just the backs of people's heads! Nice.
I don't like them like I used to, but I did have fun jumping up and down during the clap your hands song! I could just imagine people downstairs cringing! :)
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I Live for tiramisu!
I Work doing something I really enjoy (programming)
I Talk less than others, I guess
I Wish is a statement you shouldn’t say to strange women lest they be vengeance demons
I Enjoy life.
I Look for lost things quite often
I Must try sleeping for more than four hours during the work week
I Forget people’s names more often now. Irritating.
I Find the lost things eventually
I Smell peanut butter. I just made a sammich.
I Listen to lots of different music.
I Hide my feelings sometimes but I’m not very good at it
I Pray? Not at all
I Walk less now because it’s winter
I Write less proficiently than I used to
I See Druid People!
I Sing in the car
I Left my Dee-Lite cd at work
I Won a gift certificate to Applebees once.
I Can do whatever I put my mind to
I Own vinyl records
I Watch ‘The Dog Whisperer’
I Yearn to travel to France
I Daydream often
I Fall usually when stairs or ice are involved
I Want winning lottery tickets
I Cry easily
I Burn incense
I Read less than I used to
I Rode a pony when I was 5.
I Sometimes sleep in past
I Hurt when I’m betrayed
I Fear stairs
I Hope someone has made it this far down the list
I Use Burt’s Bees products
I Still count on my fingers
I Drink Diet 7-Up, 64 ounces of water and coffee every day
I Stop cat fights daily
I Save things I probably shouldn’t (read that as PACKRAT)
I Lost my patience for stupidity
I Take Splenda and a little orange juice in my coffee…no creamer or milk
I Trip-Out after about 3 good strong Belgian Ales
I Hug Unfriendly
I Play with my kitties
I Miss my girlfriends who are scattered around the world
I Drive kinda aggressive-like
I Learn whenever I can
I Dream of gloves. I don’t know what that means.
I Forgive because I can
I Feel sleepy
I Can't use the phrase ‘I Can’t’
I Applaud before the rest of the crowd does
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It means raspberry.
I always thought it would be a good cat name. Neither Pooky nor Pumpkin have personalities that fit with this word, though. (Pooky's actually named after a Norse (Nordic?) god and Pumpkin's is a synonym for goddess)
So, I present to you virtual Framboise.
p.s. Thanks for the idea, JaneDoh!
Labels: Blog Spotlight, Other Kitties
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At 4:19 AM, Pupa said…
aaah!!! so pretty!!! i want one!!!
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At 4:34 AM, Pupa said…
by the way i added you to my blogroll...hope you don't mind!!!
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At 12:01 PM, cedia said…
I could definitely own pets that way. Awesome.
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At 1:35 PM, Glitzy said…
Aww thanks Val. I don't mind at all I will add you to mine too...actually, I have to add other folks too. Just been lazy I guess.
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At 2:17 PM, cedia said…
I have three dogs and they are a flipping hassel.
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At 3:59 PM, Bookfraud said…
"le chat, c'est bon." That's what I say.
Cute critter, by the way. -
At 10:55 PM, Glitzy said…
3 dogs cedia? My goodness! I don't think I could handle one!
Thanks bookfraud. BTW, I agree...on both counts ;) -
At 11:34 PM, mcgibfried said…
what a nice little kitty... and this is the best way to have a pet... no feeding required!
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At 3:11 PM, Mere Existence said…
Your cat seems unable to bend its elbows.
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At 6:06 PM, Glitzy said…
Thanks mcgibfried...this is one cat who won't wake me up for food right before the alarm goes off!
Mere...it's a birth defect. I just treat framboise with affection and encouragement so she doesn't focus on why she's different from all the other virtual kitties. ;) -
At 3:14 PM, Ms Bees Knees said…
Famboise Kitty's head spins like Reagan's did in the Exorcist. That's kind of freaky. You may need to kill it. I'm just saying...
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At 10:37 AM, John Q. Public esq. said…
I speaki frencki...
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At 8:08 PM, Glitzy said…
Ha ha Bees! The first thing that came into my head when I read your comment was Elmer Fudd singing 'Kill the Wabbit'...then I envisioned Framboise-kitty vomiting green pea soup.
John...ooh ahh...you impress me so!
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