dholokov

That's true, there was some great stuff going on at that time, sadly if you didn't have acess to British music magazines or go to clubs in north west England there wasn't much chance of you finding out about it. (hence the lack of knowledge to most outside the UK).
I was to young for the clubs then, but I had Q and late night radio

I'm impressed. I bet a lot of British people haven't even heard of Neds Atomic Dustbin. Your comment about James reminded me of the fact I have Gold Mother on vinyl in a cupboard somewhere. No decks to play it on though

Dude, they're on the kitchen counter. Right in plain sight. What's the matter with you anyways?

Actually, I've been to Sudbury. When I was a kid, my dad did business in Canada, and he would take the family on 2 week working vacations in Ontario, Quebec, and Manitoba. I've seen the slag heaps. Cool.

In that last pic, BHL is wearing a Minnesota Wild hockey jersey. It was in the 60's (sorry, my metric conversion abilities evade me today) that day. There's always a stiff wind blowing off Lake Superior.

So, have you been indoctrinated to "MyThomson" yet? We switched our intranet over last week, and it blows. I'm the webmaster for our department, and now I have to go to 2 days of training in order to understand this carbuncle on technology.

I'm most of the way through The Doll's House (i think that's the title) in the Sandman series of graphic novels.

I won't commit to out and out liking it (I think the art is often weak and while I recognize Neil Gaiman is talented, I also can't help but suspect that he's overrated), but I am awfully eager to curl up with the books at the end of the night.

So we'll see.

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I've seen him a couple of times. Both concerts were great.

Naw the group is made for novices. It's for people who know to share with people who wish to know more!

I've heard good things about the Watchmen. I may yet check it out.

The power supply was purchased at Canada Computers. One of my friends recommended PC Village for the system because he's found they have better service.

I don't have much of an opinion of Canada Computers, save that the store is too small but the prices are great. They're kind of like the Soup Nazi of computer upgrades.

That said, I was happy overall with my purchase from PC Village and will probably shop there again.

I plan on doing a page-by-page analysis of Watchmen on SG eventually. I may do this to celebrate my 1 year anniversary on SG, if I make it that far. It should be quite a spectacle.

Thanks bro, and thanks for being the first to participate in my DID project.

...but it will be back the next day and the next...

That was general masturbating, not High-Fidelity-specific masturbating.

Although that one scene where Catherine Zeta-Jones takes off her top in the staircase... *shiver*

Even though you don't see anything, it's still almost unfairly sexy.

Just think of what the Beatles could have done with a $2000 soundcard.

Actually, that woman does have yellow skin.

The bagels here at Thomson-West probably are the pressed bread you speak of. However, the big bagel chains 'round here (Bruegger's and Einstein's) are done right...you can see the big boilers in back.

Well originally it was private but it was hard to get people to join with only one person. So I made it public for now. I would like it Private to give it an exclusive feel just like in the book. Plus I will be encouraging alot of silly role playing . For each new member, after we go private, there will be a quiz on Narnia. That way they can prove how much they know...and if it's not easy to come in to the group, I think people will value it more.

I eventually plan to allow members to submit quiz questions for fun. That way we can keep the group bumping to the top.

Yup, that's one of the main things, to get people reading again so the information is fresh in mind.

90/91 I was in grade 10 in Muskoka..it was always snowy there..with the snow belt and all

nice chatting with with you too...
bon nuit