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Xanadu wrote:poopies

erm.. diapers? :~

Music (and scents too) make you Feel and memorise things from the past.. that's the beauty of it.. Not a lot of things can do that quite as emotional as music can.. That's one of the reasons I love music It never let's you down. It's always there, with the same emotional power. Like your best friend...

Mermaid of the Lunar Sea wrote:Charlton Heston

Monkies..

PV wrote:Genesis

Brilliant band!

I'm myself is listening to Marillion - This Is The 21st Centrury ..

Having a moment for myself here..

PV wrote:Phew... they won.

"It Can Happen" by Yes

It can happen to you, it can happen to me.. it can happen to everyone eventually..

Brilliant song! Brilliant album!

Yessssssss

awip2062 wrote:I did not read them because when I started them, they just didn't interest me. So it isn't because I haven't read them, but that I started too and found them to be not for me.

Hmm.. okay then.. tell me, how many pages did you read.?

They are the Nazghul, Ringwraiths, neither living, nor dead..
They were once great Kings of men, and each of them took a Ring of power, now they are slaves to Saurons will..
They are bound to the Ring, and the Ring to them.. they will never stop hunting you..

Personally, I'm looking forward to Eowyn kicking the Lord Nazgul's butt!!! (Ok, and Miranda Otto's smile doesn't hurt none either :wink: :P :wink: ) http://www.lordoftherings.net/images/ca_motto.jpg I thought that Gandalf did that?? Anyway, I disagree with you there. For me the Nazghul are Very Ver...

You never liked fairy tales when you were a little kid..? :roll: :roll: Not much. I read some, but I read most everything I could ged my hands on. Still, I didn't care for them. NPG, hmmmmmm....maybe I will try reading them again someday. but, so many books, so little time! Nonetheless, they are st...

My Counterpart.. my foolish heart..

awip2062 wrote:Am I the only one not interested in this? Never could ged into it for some reason. Dunno why.

You never liked fairy tales when you were a little kid..?

As one who's read The Hobbit six times and The Lord of the Rings five times (by the way, according to Christopher Tolkien, his father wrote LOTR as a single novel, modeled after Celtic sagas, but the shmucks at the publishing house broke it up into three books so they could make more money), I can ...

Aerosmitten wrote:the computer fan

You must be REALLY lonely.. *lol*

*Auw!*