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What we do is secret, biatch. :-P.

Salut Stephen. Merci pour la petite visite.
Nice picture.

Hey. Been going through the iPod thread, and saw [URL="http://bukowski.net/forum/showpost.php?p=40679&postcount=16"]your post[/URL] about Billy Bragg and Levi Stubb's Tears. Couldn't agree more. Listening to it right now. Thanks for reminding me about a great song.

the only way that picture would be better is if he were holding the e trade baby.

I'm in Bergen for the moment Hooch.
Been there for the past 13 tears.
Not my home city though, that's Stavanger - oil capital of Nway.
Ever need to get hold of your sis-in-law just let me know... ;-)

i have about 60 of them, collected them when i was a kid. i'm hoping they'll we worth a fortune when i'm ready to retire...

just for a laugh, me and my old housemates decided to set them up and make a short film: that photo is one of the 'stills' :)

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Formerly known as.

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If you lived in a warmer climate you could have one of these too.

Haha glad to see that cross there, hooch. And you drew that? You're quite talented.

Your profile photo amazes me.

And, hooch, what do the little crosses next to usernames mean? I've been trying to figure it out for days.

Hey mr. solo, how ya doin'?... and, what's the deal with the user title things?

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Hi Hooch,
Happy belated B day. PM your addy and i'll get you the XTC CD.
cheers

Happy birthday Hoochmonkey!
40? So young! Have fun.

[COLOR="DarkRed"]Happy Birthday [/COLOR][COLOR="Green"]hoochmonkey[/COLOR] (in a few days). 40 is the new 30.:D

Only twelve more shopping days until [COLOR="Green"]Father Luke's [/COLOR][COLOR="Red"]Birthday!!!![/COLOR]

Annie Proulx The Shipping News, yes. She wrote a short story for the New Yorker called Brokeback Mountain.
"The New Yorker" won the National Magazine Award for Fiction for its publication of "Brokeback Mountain," and the story was included in "Prize Stories 1998: The O. Henry Awards." In gorgeous and haunting prose, Proulx limns the difficult, dangerous affair between two cowboys that survives everything but the world's violent intolerance.

What is 50 km? Like 30 miles or so? I read a book that was set in Newfoundland which is north of you. They probably get more snow. You can always talk about the weather, can't ya?
It beats the hell out of prick pictures.

sorry i drank your last beer...

Is the weather getting cold yet? any snow? freezing rain?

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Hi Hooch,
Glad to be a friend.
Yes i have to say it was a really great experience.
If you listen to Big Day that was my 24 inch kick drum that we used as a fake tympani.
We tuned it for the first hit and made a pass and then re tuned it for the second pass.
So that intro is my big ass bass drum.
I actually went in after we were done recording the basic tracks and made a ruff mix of what we had done. If you would like a copy I could send it to you. It's a raw mix and not the finished product. After they cut all the basic tracks, which included all guitars, drums, bass, some ruff vocals from Andy and i believe the keeper vocals of Colin, and all the string and horn parts too.
They went back to Bearsville in New York and finished the Andy's vocals and mixed it.

So there you have it. If you would like, I can send you the ruff mix on a CD.

cheers

Hey!nerve wracking , I would imagine so. I hope it was a good meeting.
No, I do not have a web site because I am not very good with computers , but it will come at the right time. Nevertheless , I have a lot of pictures stored on my computer and I can send you some as mail when you want. That's what we did, Vodka and I.

Beautiful picture Steve ,of you and your son. Is this close to where you live?
You can almost see the words come to you.

Thanks Hooch,
yeah, Jen chose a picture of a painting I had for her chapbook.
It fits with her poetry, very nice combo.
If ever you need one, let me know. I have a lot of images that have never been anywhere.
It will be a pleasure because I like your poems very much.

"Daddy we really do live on the edge of the world."