Ask the Next Poster a Question...

afroannnie

I've only seen Lost Boys..so I'll go with that.

Have you ever seen American Werewolf in London?

YLed2

Nah, I haven't.

What is the first thing you do when you're done with work for the day?

cutz

Eat.

And you?

Constant Recoil...

Probably the same

Do you have a smart phone?

javis el errante

I used to, I was rob of it a couple of weeks ago...

once again... when and how did the Blue Volkswagen Bettle thing start?

PearlOfAGirl

http://www.edmunds.com/volkswagen/new-b ... story.html

What are you doing for St. Pat's day?

big mick

Going to watch The Chapman Family at Adelphi Hull UK

You?

dimitrispearljam

we dont celebrate this here
when is easter there this year?

unlost dogs

I think Easter is in May. It's not a holiday that I celebrate, so I don't pay attention to the date.

If you could make up your own holiday, what would it be?

g under p

unlost dogs wrote:

I think Easter is in May. It's not a holiday that I celebrate, so I don't pay attention to the date.

If you could make up your own holiday, what would it be?

Give up eating meat for a day holiday

Your favorite memory from school?

Peace

afroannnie

hmmm..i have a few...i liked school when i was a kid...recess was always fun...but the memory that comes to mind is in 4th grade when my friend & i performed "the girl is mine"for our school's talent contest..i was paul, she was michael and our 4th grade teacher (who was like 80) was the "girl"


What's your favorite cover that PJ does?

DS1119

It's OK.


Have you ever broken your nose?

afroannnie

possibly...back in college, i got hit in the nose with a bottle while i was in a mosh pit...immediately my nose started bleeding..2 black/blue eyes the next day...but i never went to the dr. so i'm not totally sure :?

ever get injured in a mosh pit?

YLed2

Nope, never have.

What's the most serious injury that you've ever sustained?

afroannnie

I've been lucky...I've really never had any major injuries...possibly the aforementioned "broken" nose and once i dislocated my finger.

and you?

YLed2

Ruptured my spleen playing football.

Biggest pet peeve?

afroannnie

i have a few...but litterbugs really annoy me...especially when people throw cigarettes out the window :evil:

What's your biggest pet peeve?

Constant Recoil...

When people say the same words wayyyyy to many times.
A few examples from some of my friends: basically, mmmkay, real quick, significant, garment

What word do you really hate the most?

Leezestarr313

Can you really hate a word? :think: Well, I dislike the sound of the German plural of breast: Brüste. The combination of the B+r and the üst is just ... uaaargh

But I love the sound of "Oktaeder" (German for Octahedron, which also is a nice word). I think this is my fave word at the moment.

Do you have a fave word?

afroannnie

I don't know if I have a fave word.."beautiful" is nice...and of course the words "pearl jam" always makes me smile

What's your fave thing about vinyl?

Leezestarr313

The whole haptic is what I like most, I guess. Just having a new album really "in your hands", and it's not a tiny CD or an invisible file. I love taking it out of the sleeve and putting it on, letting the needle down, and awaiting the first, warm sounds... I love it's smooth, soft-but-hard touch and look. It's almost like a raw egg, if you treat it too roughly, it will break, but if you treat it good, it is the most amazing and facinating thing. Putting it on is almost like a ceremony. And it has something "grandfathery" about it because you have to listen to the album in it's original order rather thna crating a playlist that you fancy. You somehow have to experience the album in it's entirety and as a whole, as it was conceived and finalised by the artists.

What's the colour of your socks today?

afroannnie

Leezestarr313 wrote:

The whole haptic is what I like most, I guess. Just having a new album really "in your hands", and it's not a tiny CD or an invisible file. I love taking it out of the sleeve and putting it on, letting the needle down, and awaiting the first, warm sounds... I love it's smooth, soft-but-hard touch and look. It's almost like a raw egg, if you treat it too roughly, it will break, but if you treat it good, it is the most amazing and facinating thing. Putting it on is almost like a ceremony. And it has something "grandfathery" about it because you have to listen to the album in it's original order rather thna crating a playlist that you fancy. You somehow have to experience the album in it's entirety and as a whole, as it was conceived and finalised by the artists.

What's the colour of your socks today?

Great Answer!!

Green argyle...but now that I'm home..I'm barefoot.

Do you like going barefoot?

conman

Leezestarr313 wrote:

The whole haptic is what I like most, I guess. Just having a new album really "in your hands", and it's not a tiny CD or an invisible file. I love taking it out of the sleeve and putting it on, letting the needle down, and awaiting the first, warm sounds... I love it's smooth, soft-but-hard touch and look. It's almost like a raw egg, if you treat it too roughly, it will break, but if you treat it good, it is the most amazing and facinating thing. Putting it on is almost like a ceremony. And it has something "grandfathery" about it because you have to listen to the album in it's original order rather thna crating a playlist that you fancy. You somehow have to experience the album in it's entirety and as a whole, as it was conceived and finalised by the artists.

that is a very sexy answer.. that is all, carry on

YLed2

conman wrote:

Leezestarr313 wrote:

The whole haptic is what I like most, I guess. Just having a new album really "in your hands", and it's not a tiny CD or an invisible file. I love taking it out of the sleeve and putting it on, letting the needle down, and awaiting the first, warm sounds... I love it's smooth, soft-but-hard touch and look. It's almost like a raw egg, if you treat it too roughly, it will break, but if you treat it good, it is the most amazing and facinating thing. Putting it on is almost like a ceremony. And it has something "grandfathery" about it because you have to listen to the album in it's original order rather thna crating a playlist that you fancy. You somehow have to experience the album in it's entirety and as a whole, as it was conceived and finalised by the artists.

that is a very sexy answer.. that is all, carry on

Uhhhhhh yeah..... what he said.

Leezestarr313

afroannnie wrote:

Leezestarr313 wrote:

The whole haptic is what I like most, I guess. Just having a new album really "in your hands", and it's not a tiny CD or an invisible file. I love taking it out of the sleeve and putting it on, letting the needle down, and awaiting the first, warm sounds... I love it's smooth, soft-but-hard touch and look. It's almost like a raw egg, if you treat it too roughly, it will break, but if you treat it good, it is the most amazing and facinating thing. Putting it on is almost like a ceremony. And it has something "grandfathery" about it because you have to listen to the album in it's original order rather thna crating a playlist that you fancy. You somehow have to experience the album in it's entirety and as a whole, as it was conceived and finalised by the artists.

What's the colour of your socks today?

Great Answer!!

Green argyle...but now that I'm home..I'm barefoot.

Do you like going barefoot?

Love it! (And I'm :oops: about my typos in the previous post! That keyboard sometimes just won't do what I want :twisted: )

When you were a child, did you enjoy throwing birthday parties?

afroannnie

Yep! Especially when we got to have one at the roller rink

Do you know how to bowl?

DS1119

Yes but not well.



Can you cook a Thanksgiving turkey?

81

yes

is it wrong to eat the gf's "period" treat

conman

i am not a redwing fan


whatcha drinking tonight?

81

flying dog porter

and by treat....i mean ice cream