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    Why do I love this place?

    Because I can tell you that I'm going to see Ray Lamontagne tonight and some of you will share my excitement.

    When I tell my friends or co-workers they just stare blankly at me and say, "who?".

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    Because I can tell you that I'm going to see Ray Lamontagne tonight and some of you will share my excitement.

    When I tell my friends or co-workers they just stare blankly at me and say, "who?".
    I know just what you mean. Years back, having lunch in the corner window seat at the Top of the Pru in Boston with a bunch of business associates and talking about the next big thing in electric power, I kept wondering to myself how it would go over if I blurted out "I'm going the see The Cure at The Orpheum tonight!", which was all I could think about at the time. I decided it would not help my career path and chose to remain silent. BTW, the show was great!.

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    I'm betting you would say the same about a lot of the bands i listen to as well, or bands that others on this site listen to.

    not picking a fight, just saying it happens to everyone.

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    That's true. But the difference is that I, and others on this site, would say, "who?" and then go look them up. Whereas most other people would say, "who? never heard of him. Do they play him on the radio? No? Oh, he mustn't be very good then". Then they would walk away and that would be the end of it.

    It's that mentality of the people here wanting to learn about the unknown artist that I love. It's that somebody here, anybody here, might know who he is that I love. When not one person in my 'real' life outside of my husband and brother (because I made them listen) has ever heard him or even cares that they've never heard him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    not one person in my 'real' life outside of my husband and brother (because I made them listen) has ever heard him or even cares

    Hey that's not true FA.

    I've heard of him and I am truly envious that I'm not going.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    That's true. But the difference is that I, and others on this site, would say, "who?" and then go look them up. Whereas most other people would say, "who? never heard of him. Do they play him on the radio? No? Oh, he mustn't be very good then". Then they would walk away and that would be the end of it.

    It's that mentality of the people here wanting to learn about the unknown artist that I love. It's that somebody here, anybody here, might know who he is that I love. When not one person in my 'real' life outside of my husband and brother (because I made them listen) has ever heard him or even cares that they've never heard him.
    I don't understand this.

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    that's an excellent point, and very true!

    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    That's true. But the difference is that I, and others on this site, would say, "who?" and then go look them up. Whereas most other people would say, "who? never heard of him. Do they play him on the radio? No? Oh, he mustn't be very good then". Then they would walk away and that would be the end of it.

    It's that mentality of the people here wanting to learn about the unknown artist that I love. It's that somebody here, anybody here, might know who he is that I love. When not one person in my 'real' life outside of my husband and brother (because I made them listen) has ever heard him or even cares that they've never heard him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by audiobill
    Hey that's not true FA.

    I've heard of him and I am truly envious that I'm not going.


    Another person from your "real" life - Bill
    Ooops. I stand corrected. But I think that meeting you here makes you an exception (and exceptional).

    Sorry that you couldn't make it Bill. But you've seen Wilco and I haven't so call it even on the jealousy thing.

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    And I've seen Wilco twice, so...

    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    Ooops. I stand corrected. But I think that meeting you here makes you an exception (and exceptional).

    Sorry that you couldn't make it Bill. But you've seen Wilco and I haven't so call it even on the jealousy thing.
    ...I'm way out in front.

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    If you say the word 'gullible' very slowly it sounds just like oranges.

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    Originally Posted by Troy: She has that same kind of cleft-pallet, slightly retarded way of singing that so many other people find endearing.


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    How the f did you do that?

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    I mean the Stone quote when he isn't even in the effin thread.

    Swish - I build my canopy of steel, It fulfills my sense of real, a chrome protection
    I call my bathroom Jim instead of John so I can tell people that I go to the Jim first thing every morning.

    If you say the word 'gullible' very slowly it sounds just like oranges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yech
    Swish looks like Al Gore in drag

    Must be magic.

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    I think it must be.

    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    I love to dress in drag and walk the streets of Indy.
    I often marvel at stuff I don't care to investigate further so others teach me.

    Swish
    I call my bathroom Jim instead of John so I can tell people that I go to the Jim first thing every morning.

    If you say the word 'gullible' very slowly it sounds just like oranges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yech
    Swish looks like Al Gore in drag
    Quote Originally Posted by Bobsticks
    Must be magic.
    LMAO! I tried to chicket you but apparently I need to hand out more chicklets before you can have one.

    Oh, and BTW, another reason that I love this place is the sense of humour of the folks around here.

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    Thanks anyway, m'lady. I appreciate the kind thoughts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    LMAO! I tried to chicket you but apparently I need to hand out more chicklets before you can have one.

    Oh, and BTW, another reason that I love this place is the sense of humour of the folks around here.
    Huh? Who?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swish
    I often marvel at stuff I don't care to investigate further so others teach me.

    Swish
    Well sorta, Swisheroo...'cepting you said folks that hadn't made an appearance yet...which I clearly had.

    Let's try again:


    Quote Originally Posted by Hillary Clinton
    Who was that nice, drunken man behind the counter? I think his name was Swish. He was so helpful and makes the best double moch latte half espresso milky, creamy Paruguayian okapi bean Vinte Schwizzle ever. I just want to take him home and tie him up. I love it here at Starbucks.

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    Now that's a tough one

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    So I took the blue dress to the cleaners and they were able to remove the stain and also found a wad of bills in the pocket. Bonus!
    Perhaps one day I will be as skilled on the net as you and Slosh.

    Swish
    I call my bathroom Jim instead of John so I can tell people that I go to the Jim first thing every morning.

    If you say the word 'gullible' very slowly it sounds just like oranges.

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    Very nice, sir.

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