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From: siouxz72
10/04/2008 09:32:06
mmmkay...next! Would you rather chew shards of broken glass or sit on a lighted bbq grill?

From: siouxz72
10/03/2008 09:27:28
Hey!! I've got a game fo us to play... Would you rather... you have to pick a choice and say WHY..okay?!  So...would you rather have NO short term memory or NO long term memory?


From: Canuck Mormon
09/25/2008 08:57:07

Now don't let this go to your head, but an entire blog about you. Wow, must be nice to have that effect on people, at least ones without a sense of humor.

From: siouxz72
09/25/2008 08:06:21

wow!! did you see that you're the subject of an entire blog?! must be nice

From: yiel
09/25/2008 03:17:46

can u help me pls?????


how can i upload some music??

it says here that i have to create a album..


and i dont know where to go..

From: pushka
09/20/2008 06:22:03


checkerboy wrote:








pushka wrote:




Hey!  I like your taste in music..I went to see Echo and the Bunnymen around 24 years ago in Mancheser UK...looks as if you like quite a bit of classic BritPunk? or would it be New Romantics? 






I like most British music. My favorite band of all time is Joy Division, from Manchester. They became New Order. I also love the Smiths (who I believe are also from Manchester), the Cure, Depeche Mode, Love and Rockets (although they all live in the US now). British music is far better then American. American music is way too commercial.


I agree, UK music does seem to be better generally, with the odd exception of course!  Manchester and Liverpool are perhaps most famous for generating good music/bands, but I think Birmingham has had its fair share too.  Great to see those band names again after all this time, when I attended the Echo/Bunnymen concert The Smiths were the support band!! (unless my memory is tricking me and Echo/Bunnymen were supporting The Smiths, lol.


What do you think of the UK Glam Rock scene?  I loved Marc Bolan/TRex, and Roxy Music, David Bowie and Lou Reed (not strictly British but an influence on the scene).

From: pushka
09/19/2008 12:35:49

Hey!  I like your taste in music..I went to see Echo and the Bunnymen around 24 years ago in Mancheser UK...looks as if you like quite a bit of classic BritPunk? or would it be New Romantics? 



From: siouxz72
09/12/2008 07:38:47

Of course it's okay! I'm happy you listened to my tunes :) Can you believe there are actually people in this world who've never heard of My Life With The Thrill Kill Cult?!



From: hanne_line
09/03/2008 10:31:33

How are you ??

From: siouxz72
07/29/2008 20:13:44

do you realize you're the only boy in my top friends? lucky!!




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