DOWN HOMEOriginally Posted by AAlgar
HOME GROWN
OOOOOOOOOOOH!
THAT'S MUH WOMAN!!!
SHE'S GOT SOME REAL FINE POUND. CAKE.
T
(moon river)
You're not gonna sing for us, are you Sammy?Originally Posted by TIP
It might be the awful waffle I had this morning talking, but this year, I think we should refer to Wizard World Chicago as "the Prom".
As in, "Tip's finally gonna make it to Prom this year!", or "Gav's saving up for Prom."
I think it'll annoy the hell out of all the right people, à la "Shicky-G".
Originally Posted by TIP
When you see the glazed, hollow, unfathoming expression in person, you'll see that it's like like trying to teach kung fu to a coconut.
That's why I've been weekending with a Shaman, in the hopes of enacting some real-life Pet Sematary-like vengeance. "Sometimes, dead is bettah!
PS - my next post will be #5,000!! I wish I had something funny planned, but I don't.
I jez wan' zee ribs fo' me homemade xylophone.Originally Posted by Your pal, Jim
P'raps something about Phil Collins and Marillion joining forces?That's why I've been weekending with a Shaman, in the hopes of enacting some real-life Pet Sematary-like vengeance. "Sometimes, dead is bettah!
PS - my next post will be #5,000!! I wish I had something funny planned, but I don't.
T
.. Jim'll have his legs up in the air, like it was Prom Night?Originally Posted by Your pal, Jim
[ EDIT: Well, crap, that was 8,000 ]
My memories are pretty dim, but I believe Phil did sit in on drums for "Kayleigh" at a Wembley show.Originally Posted by TIP
I would just like to make it clear that, yes I did go through a "prog-rock" phase where I listened to a lot of Genesis, Yes, and so on. But I was mostly cured by 1986 and the awful Invisible Touch-era.
Furthermore, I am a much bigger fan of post-Fish era Marillion, where they morphed into a Radiohead/Therapy? kind of vibe, and...
...I'm protesting too much, aren't I?
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