Brad and the moral high ground Digest Number 407

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Hi lesley,

 

When my kids were small, we couldn't get telly. That gave us so much

time it was unbelievable. We were active from the minute we got up to

bedtime. The people who sold us the house kept really quiet about not

getting a signal but they did us a huge favour. Nobody in our valley

could get it which probably the main reason why we had such a great

community. Him indoors says that if we were raising a family again

he'd go to soemwhere like the Shetlands to recapture the same spirit.

NOt with me he wouldn't - too bloody cold.

 

Being so active and having draughty cottages with no central heating

we had to eat HUGE amounts of food and were really skinny.

 

I keep threatening to throw the telly out to try and make more time

but just can't face life without the occasional dose - even though I

don't watch it much. Funny how all the people on soaps never watch

telly though - too bust having lives. After not having telly I hated it

when we finally did get it - it is so slow. Radio you have to do

something else as well and reading is much faster. It took months to

adapt to the slooow tv pace. It was really weird. Unless you've been

without it for a long time I don't think you could possibly apreciate

how mind numbingly slow it is.

 

rosanne

 

 

> There are only so many hours in the day/week and it really truly

looks to me

> like you must have to be in two places at one time to be able to do

the huge

> amount of permaculture, etc, activism and all the pub frequenting

that you

[Guest guest]

give you a break about wot??

i never said anything bad about you...i never hinted you were squandering yer

time, er wotever..

if you read that, then sorry, cuz i never meant it like that

 

wot i read seems like folks are jumping down someone elses throat...

hard to guess emotions on a computer, now ain't it...

now, if only we had view phones like in the jetsons, but, then we'd all have

fake pictures digitally tossed on the screen anyways

fraggle

>

>Just give me a break fraggle, I have a baby who still wakes at night, I'm

>exhausted, and have two others who are a real handful. My husband and I

>don't get to do much, I'm determined to get my life back a bit for myself

>once they are older though.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rosanne,

I, too, don't watch any TV or listen to radio. I have incredible amounts of time. I work twelve hour days and still have time for the Internet. And without TV, my mind is incredibly active and clear. Life without telly does make a big difference.

In Health ... Werner.

 

----

 

I keep threatening to throw the telly out to try and make more timebut just can't face life without the occasional dose - even though Idon't watch it much. Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too bust having lives. After not having telly I hated it when we finally did get it - it is so slow. Radio you have to do something else as well and reading is much faster. It took months to adapt to the slooow tv pace. It was really weird. Unless you've been without it for a long time I don't think you could possibly apreciate how mind numbingly slow it is.rosanneTo send an email to -

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fraggle, fraggle

quite contraggle

how does your garden grow?

 

What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

 

-- jojo

 

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EBbrewpunx

Monday, July 15, 2002 2:17 PM

RE: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

wot the bloody blazes are you guys on about>???so, he does a lot of stuff..good fer himme..i work 50 + hours a weekgardengo to shows 3 times a week or morego to the pubreadsometimes help out with a friends radio showand a host of other thingsevery single weekbig dealwots the big argument??seems like graham is doin pretty damn well fer himselffraggle"Lesley Dove" <Lesley wrote:>>I was too close to the truth obviously.>I rest my case.>>Lesley>> > quercusrobur2002 [grahamburnett]> 15 July 2002 20:50> > Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407>>> sorry, but i think you are mistaking my personal & family life for> something that is any of your business.>> , "Lesley Dove" <Lesley@v...> wrote:> >> > How do you find time for the kids or does your partner do 99% of> that? She> > must if you are always off on composting toilets and permaculture> stuff the> > amount you seem to be, or otherwise you seem to be at the pub! I> get a lot> > less activist stuff done since having kids, the same goes for> having a> > social life, but that's the way it is, we don't leave it all to> one of us. I> > wouldn't go off and leave the kids all to Paul for long and vice> versa> > (except when he is at work of course), I definitely get the> impression that> > you leave Debby to do nearly all the hands on work taking care of> the kids.> > When does she get to go off and do her own thing without the> kids?? It> > sounds a bit unequal to me!>>> and that is>>>

[Guest guest]

>>now, if only we had view phones like in the jetsons, but, then we'd all have fake pictures digitally tossed on the screen anyways<<

Not me! I'm too cute for that

 

-- jojo

 

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Monday, July 15, 2002 4:22 PM

RE: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

give you a break about wot??i never said anything bad about you...i never hinted you were squandering yer time, er wotever..if you read that, then sorry, cuz i never meant it like thatwot i read seems like folks are jumping down someone elses throat...hard to guess emotions on a computer, now ain't it...now, if only we had view phones like in the jetsons, but, then we'd all have fake pictures digitally tossed on the screen anywaysfraggle>>Just give me a break fraggle, I have a baby who still wakes at night, I'm>exhausted, and have two others who are a real handful. My husband and I>don't get to do much, I'm determined to get my life back a bit for myself>once they are older though.>To send an email to -

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>Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too busy having lives.

 

The people on the soaps are busy living lives for the people who watch them.

I don't think people would watch them if the people in the soaps were watching TV

all day. Then it would be people watching people watch TV watching people watch TV

watching people watch TV watching people watch TV and so on.

 

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rzanuk

Monday, July 15, 2002 7:03 PM

Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

[Guest guest]

wth lil beers all in a row..

 

umm

at the moment

zucchini

several varieties of tomatoes

mustards

basil(at least 4 varities)

assorted beans and peas

oregano

thyme

radishes

moon and stars melons

borage

nasturtiums

sunflowers

strawberries

blackberries

and lotsa flowers and such...

not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink

fraggle

>fraggle, fraggle

>quite contraggle

>how does your garden grow?

>

>What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

>

>-- jojo

>

[Guest guest]

borage is a herb plant..thick green leaves, has soft blue flowers...

the leaves are suppose to have a cucumber flavor, but, i have a problem getting

past the hairs on em...its sorta like eating rasberry leaves...all fuzzy...

the flowers are suppose to be good in tea

me, i'm growin it cuz its easy, and spreads..need something to give the

nasturtiums a run fer there money

borage also is suppose to be an anti-inflammatory, helps the adrenal glands, and

supposedly helps nursing mums...oh, and is an expectorant...

fraggle

 

" jojo " <tofujojo wrote:

 

>>>not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink<<

>

>Not bad at all!  What is borage, btw?

>

>-- jojo

>

>

>  -

>  EBbrewpunx

>  

>  Tuesday, July 16, 2002 7:26 AM

>  Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number

407

>

>

>

>  wth lil beers all in a row..

>

>  umm

>  at the moment

>  zucchini

>  several varieties of tomatoes

>  mustards

>  basil(at least 4 varities)

>  assorted beans and peas

>  oregano

>  thyme

>  radishes

>  moon and stars melons

>  borage

>  nasturtiums

>  sunflowers

>  strawberries

>  blackberries

>  and lotsa flowers and such...

>  not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink

>  fraggle

>  >fraggle, fraggle

>  >quite contraggle

>  >how does your garden grow?

>  >

>  >What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

>  >

>  >-- jojo

>  >

>

>        

[Guest guest]

Hi Fraggle

 

Do you mind me being nosey? What sort of shows do you go to? Music?

 

Our next one is Vaughn (Tyketto). We're booked for two consecutive evenings

of Dream Theater later this year :-), and a few others, but I can't remember

what they are until I check the tickets.

 

Jo

 

 

 

> wot the bloody blazes are you guys on about>???

> so, he does a lot of stuff..good fer him

> me..

> i work 50 + hours a week

> garden

> go to shows 3 times a week or more

> go to the pub

> read

> sometimes help out with a friends radio show

> and a host of other things

> every single week

> big deal

> wots the big argument??

> seems like graham is doin pretty damn well fer himself

> fraggle

>

>

> " Lesley Dove " <Lesley wrote:

>

> >

> >I was too close to the truth obviously.

> >I rest my case.

> >

> >Lesley

> >

> >

> > quercusrobur2002 [grahamburnett]

> > 15 July 2002 20:50

> >

> > Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number

407

> >

> >

> > sorry, but i think you are mistaking my personal & family life for

> > something that is any of your business.

> >

> > , " Lesley Dove " <Lesley@v...> wrote:

> > >

> > > How do you find time for the kids or does your partner do 99% of

> > that? She

> > > must if you are always off on composting toilets and permaculture

> > stuff the

> > > amount you seem to be, or otherwise you seem to be at the pub! I

> > get a lot

> > > less activist stuff done since having kids, the same goes for

> > having a

> > > social life, but that's the way it is, we don't leave it all to

> > one of us. I

> > > wouldn't go off and leave the kids all to Paul for long and vice

> > versa

> > > (except when he is at work of course), I definitely get the

> > impression that

> > > you leave Debby to do nearly all the hands on work taking care of

> > the kids.

> > > When does she get to go off and do her own thing without the

> > kids?? It

> > > sounds a bit unequal to me!

> >

> >

> > and that is

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>>not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink<<

 

Not bad at all! What is borage, btw?

 

-- jojo

 

 

 

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EBbrewpunx

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 7:26 AM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

wth lil beers all in a row..ummat the momentzucchiniseveral varieties of tomatoesmustardsbasil(at least 4 varities)assorted beans and peasoreganothymeradishesmoon and stars melonsboragenasturtiumssunflowersstrawberriesblackberriesand lotsa flowers and such...not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blinkfraggle>fraggle, fraggle>quite contraggle>how does your garden grow?>>What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?>>-- jojo>To send an email to -

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Brad

 

I watched a soap once. It was an episode of Eastenders - absolutely nothing like any Eastenders I have ever known.

 

Jo

 

 

>Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too busy having lives.

 

The people on the soaps are busy living lives for the people who watch them.

I don't think people would watch them if the people in the soaps were watching TV

all day. Then it would be people watching people watch TV watching people watch TV

watching people watch TV watching people watch TV and so on.

 

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rzanuk

Monday, July 15, 2002 7:03 PM

Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

 

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Fraggle - I am impressed, tremendously. Can I come to dinner some time?

 

Jo

 

> wth lil beers all in a row..

>

> umm

> at the moment

> zucchini

> several varieties of tomatoes

> mustards

> basil(at least 4 varities)

> assorted beans and peas

> oregano

> thyme

> radishes

> moon and stars melons

> borage

> nasturtiums

> sunflowers

> strawberries

> blackberries

> and lotsa flowers and such...

> not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink

> fraggle

> >fraggle, fraggle

> >quite contraggle

> >how does your garden grow?

> >

> >What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

> >

> >-- jojo

> >

>

>

> To send an email to -

>

>

[Guest guest]

....and it's quite pretty.

 

Jo

 

 

> borage is a herb plant..thick green leaves, has soft blue flowers...

> the leaves are suppose to have a cucumber flavor, but, i have a problem

getting past the hairs on em...its sorta like eating rasberry leaves...all

fuzzy...

> the flowers are suppose to be good in tea

> me, i'm growin it cuz its easy, and spreads..need something to give the

nasturtiums a run fer there money

>

> borage also is suppose to be an anti-inflammatory, helps the adrenal

glands, and supposedly helps nursing mums...oh, and is an expectorant...

> fraggle

>

> " jojo " <tofujojo wrote:

>

> >>>not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink<<

> >

> >Not bad at all! What is borage, btw?

> >

> >-- jojo

> >

> >

> > -

> > EBbrewpunx

> >

> > Tuesday, July 16, 2002 7:26 AM

> > Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest

Number 407

> >

> >

> >

> > wth lil beers all in a row..

> >

> > umm

> > at the moment

> > zucchini

> > several varieties of tomatoes

> > mustards

> > basil(at least 4 varities)

> > assorted beans and peas

> > oregano

> > thyme

> > radishes

> > moon and stars melons

> > borage

> > nasturtiums

> > sunflowers

> > strawberries

> > blackberries

> > and lotsa flowers and such...

> > not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink

> > fraggle

> > >fraggle, fraggle

> > >quite contraggle

> > >how does your garden grow?

> > >

> > >What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

> > >

> > >-- jojo

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Jo

Have you seen the Upstairs Downstairs series on PBS? DO you catch All My Children in the UK?

Brad

 

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Heartwork

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 2:22 PM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

 

Brad

 

I watched a soap once. It was an episode of Eastenders - absolutely nothing like any Eastenders I have ever known.

 

Jo

 

 

>Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too busy having lives.

 

The people on the soaps are busy living lives for the people who watch them.

I don't think people would watch them if the people in the soaps were watching TV

all day. Then it would be people watching people watch TV watching people watch TV

watching people watch TV watching people watch TV and so on.

 

-

rzanuk

Monday, July 15, 2002 7:03 PM

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oh

punk

punk

and sometimes punk....

wots a vaughn?

fraggle

 

" Heartwork " <Heartwork wrote:

 

>Hi Fraggle

>

>Do you mind me being nosey?  What sort of shows do you go to?  Music?

>

>Our next one is Vaughn (Tyketto).  We're booked for two consecutive evenings

>of Dream Theater later this year :-), and a few others, but I can't remember

>what they are until I check the tickets.

>

>Jo

>

>

>

>> wot the bloody blazes are you guys on about>???

>> so, he does a lot of stuff..good fer him

>> me..

>> i work 50 + hours a week

>> garden

>> go to shows 3 times a week or more

>> go to the pub

>> read

>> sometimes help out with a friends radio show

>> and a host of other things

>> every single week

>> big deal

>> wots the big argument??

>> seems like graham is doin pretty damn well fer himself

>> fraggle

>>

>>

>> " Lesley Dove " <Lesley wrote:

>>

>> >

>> >I was too close to the truth obviously.

>> >I rest my case.

>> >

>> >Lesley

>> >

>> >

>> > quercusrobur2002 [grahamburnett]

>> > 15 July 2002 20:50

>> >

>> > Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number

>407

>> >

>> >

>> > sorry, but i think you are mistaking my personal & family life for

>> > something that is any of your business.

>> >

>> > , " Lesley Dove " <Lesley@v...> wrote:

>> > >

>> > > How do you find time for the kids or does your partner do 99% of

>> > that? She

>> > > must if you are always off on composting toilets and permaculture

>> > stuff the

>> > > amount you seem to be, or otherwise you seem to be at the pub! I

>> > get a lot

>> > > less activist stuff done since having kids, the same goes for

>> > having a

>> > > social life, but that's the way it is, we don't leave it all to

>> > one of us. I

>> > > wouldn't go off and leave the kids all to Paul for long and vice

>> > versa

>> > > (except when he is at work of course), I definitely get the

>> > impression that

>> > > you leave Debby to do nearly all the hands on work taking care of

>> > the kids.

>> > > When does she get to go off and do her own thing without the

>> > kids?? It

>> > > sounds a bit unequal to me!

>> >

>> >

>> > and that is

>> >

>> >

>> >

[Guest guest]

ummm

sure

fraggle

 

 

" Heartwork " <Heartwork wrote:

 

>Fraggle - I am impressed, tremendously.  Can I come to dinner some time?

>

>Jo

>

>> wth lil beers all in a row..

>>

>> umm

>> at the moment

>> zucchini

>> several varieties of tomatoes

>> mustards

>> basil(at least 4 varities)

>> assorted beans and peas

>> oregano

>> thyme

>> radishes

>> moon and stars melons

>> borage

>> nasturtiums

>> sunflowers

>> strawberries

>> blackberries

>> and lotsa flowers and such...

>> not bad fer a yard a grounded butterfly could cross in about a blink

>> fraggle

>> >fraggle, fraggle

>> >quite contraggle

>> >how does your garden grow?

>> >

>> >What type of stuff do you grow in your garden?

>> >

>> >-- jojo

>> >

>>

>>

>> To send an email to -

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Fraggle

 

> oh

> punk

> punk

> and sometimes punk....

 

How about punk?

 

> wots a vaughn?

 

LOL - Danny Vaughn - used to sing with Waysted and Tyketto, now sings in the

imaginatively titled " Vaughn " !

 

BB

Peter

 

 

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yer not helping me here....

wots a tyketto?

an italian tyke?

fraggle

 

 

" Peter " <Snowbow wrote:

 

>Hi Fraggle

>

>> oh

>> punk

>> punk

>> and sometimes punk....

>

>How about punk?

>

>> wots a vaughn?

>

>LOL - Danny Vaughn - used to sing with Waysted and Tyketto, now sings in the

>imaginatively titled " Vaughn " !

>

>BB

>Peter

>

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Brad

 

I used to watch Upstairs Downstairs. I believe it was true to life for teh 'class' and age (a bit before my time). I haven't heard of All My Children - is it good?

 

Jo

 

Have you seen the Upstairs Downstairs series on PBS? DO you catch All My Children in the UK?

Brad

 

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Heartwork

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 2:22 PM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

 

Brad

 

I watched a soap once. It was an episode of Eastenders - absolutely nothing like any Eastenders I have ever known.

 

Jo

 

 

>Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too busy having lives.

 

The people on the soaps are busy living lives for the people who watch them.

I don't think people would watch them if the people in the soaps were watching TV

all day. Then it would be people watching people watch TV watching people watch TV

watching people watch TV watching people watch TV and so on.

 

-

rzanuk

Monday, July 15, 2002 7:03 PM

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Hi Fraggle

 

> yer not helping me here....

> wots a tyketto?

> an italian tyke?

 

Actually, it's a piece of grafitti on a wall in Japan! :-)

 

Tyketto were a melodic rock band, fronted by Danny Vaughn who used to sing

in Waysted. Waysted had been formed by Pete Way of UFO after they split up

for the 93rd time, and after a very short lived band called FastWay with

" Fast " Eddie Clark of Motorhead fame. UFO were pretty big in the 1970s and

1980s - for a while Michael Schenker was their guitarist. Michael Schenker

also played with the Scorpions for a while, and now plays in MSG (The

Michael Schenker Group). When Michael Schenker left UFO for about the 64th

time, he was replaced by Paul Chapman, who had previously played in a group

called LoneStar. The Drummer in LoneStar was Dixie Lee, who later played in

a group called Wild Horses with Jimmy Bain. Jimmy Bain played in Rainbow,

and is currently in Ronnie Dio's group. Before Rainbow, Ronnie Dio was in

Elf with Mark Nauseef who later played with Thin Lizzy. Another brief member

of Thin Lizzy was Midge Ure, who, aside from Ultravox, also played in a

part-time group called Visage with Barry Adamson and Dave Formula of

Magazine. John McGeoch was also in Magazine before joining Siouxsie & The

Banshees, and in the original line up of the Banshees was a certain Sid

Vicious, who rapidly left the group to form a little known group called the

Sex Pistols.

 

Does that help!!!???

 

BB

Peter

 

 

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ok

except sid didn't form the pistols..he replaced glenn matlock

 

and now i will happily forget all you just old me..

 

surprised you didn't mention alcatraz er pinkfloyd in there...

 

 

 

" Peter " <Snowbow wrote:

 

>Hi Fraggle

>

>> yer not helping me here....

>> wots a tyketto?

>> an italian tyke?

>

>Actually, it's a piece of grafitti on a wall in Japan! :-)

>

>Tyketto were a melodic rock band, fronted by Danny Vaughn who used to sing

>in Waysted. Waysted had been formed by Pete Way of UFO after they split up

>for the 93rd time, and after a very short lived band called FastWay with

> " Fast " Eddie Clark of Motorhead fame. UFO were pretty big in the 1970s and

>1980s - for a while Michael Schenker was their guitarist. Michael Schenker

>also played with the Scorpions for a while, and now plays in MSG (The

>Michael Schenker Group). When Michael Schenker left UFO for about the 64th

>time, he was replaced by Paul Chapman, who had previously played in a group

>called LoneStar. The Drummer in LoneStar was Dixie Lee, who later played in

>a group called Wild Horses with Jimmy Bain. Jimmy Bain played in Rainbow,

>and is currently in Ronnie Dio's group. Before Rainbow, Ronnie Dio was in

>Elf with Mark Nauseef who later played with Thin Lizzy. Another brief member

>of Thin Lizzy was Midge Ure, who, aside from Ultravox, also played in a

>part-time group called Visage with Barry Adamson and Dave Formula of

>Magazine. John McGeoch was also in Magazine before joining Siouxsie & The

>Banshees, and in the original line up of the Banshees was a certain Sid

>Vicious, who rapidly left the group to form a little known group called the

>Sex Pistols.

>

>Does that help!!!???

>

>BB

>Peter

>

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I used to watch it many years ago. One gets hooked on it

wanting to know what's up with whom. It's been running foe some 40+ years. I haven't seen it in a long time though.

It is still one of the most popular soaps in the US.

 

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Heartwork

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 3:55 PM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

 

Brad

 

I used to watch Upstairs Downstairs. I believe it was true to life for teh 'class' and age (a bit before my time). I haven't heard of All My Children - is it good?

 

Jo

 

Have you seen the Upstairs Downstairs series on PBS? DO you catch All My Children in the UK?

Brad

 

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Heartwork

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 2:22 PM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

 

Brad

 

I watched a soap once. It was an episode of Eastenders - absolutely nothing like any Eastenders I have ever known.

 

Jo

 

 

>Funny how all the people on soaps never watch telly though - too busy having lives.

 

The people on the soaps are busy living lives for the people who watch them.

I don't think people would watch them if the people in the soaps were watching TV

all day. Then it would be people watching people watch TV watching people watch TV

watching people watch TV watching people watch TV and so on.

 

-

rzanuk

Monday, July 15, 2002 7:03 PM

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Hi Fraggle

 

> except sid didn't form the pistols..he replaced glenn matlock

 

Damn - I knew I shouldn't have done that from memory!

 

> surprised you didn't mention alcatraz er pinkfloyd in there...

 

Well, I don't know if you're talking about the same Alcatrazz, but there was

a group with that name which Yngwie J. Malmsteen played in - and, of course,

Cozy Powell played with Yngwie and with Rainbow. Didn't one of Pink Floyd

play briefly with PIL? If not, then Syd Barrett came briefly out of hiding

to play in a group called Stars in 1972 with Twink Alder of Pink Fairies.

Larry Wallis of Motorhead also played with Pink Fairies, and Eddie Clarke of

Motorhead played with Pete Way in Fast Way. Hows that?

 

BB

Peter

 

 

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[Guest guest]

and, of course,

>Cozy Powell played with Yngwie and with Rainbow

 

oh yes..of course...

*looks confused*

 

i think i need a nap again...so, who is sleepin with whom again...

all this rock band stuff has confused me to no end...

how many now work as convience store clerks?

fraggle

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Hmmm....could be. A tykeleh is a yiddish tyke...

 

-- jojo

 

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EBbrewpunx

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 12:46 PM

Re: Brad and the moral high ground Re: Digest Number 407

yer not helping me here....wots a tyketto?an italian tyke?fraggle"Peter" <Snowbow wrote:>Hi Fraggle>>> oh>> punk>> punk>> and sometimes punk....>>How about punk?>>> wots a vaughn?>>LOL - Danny Vaughn - used to sing with Waysted and Tyketto, now sings in the>imaginatively titled "Vaughn"!>>BB>Peter>>>--->Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.>Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).>Version: 6.0.375 / Virus Database: 210 - Release 10/07/02>>>>To send an email to - >>