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[Bee Girl]

She probably remembers you, if she knew you at one point. I haven't seen her here on this version of RM, but she is around.

I don't watch Craig Ferguson, really. I have one of his books that I was going to read on a trip, but it got lost as I was packing and I found it a few years later- I still haven't read it though.

[Norah]

Craig Ferguson is amazing, Angi.

[Bee Girl]

Perhaps, but I'm old and I get up too early to stay up that late every night.

[Norah]

It's ok. I still like you.

[Bee Girl]

[Charlie]

here come the playas!

[Norah]

they're so fine!

[emanon]

I've already shared so much, Angi.

Charlie, this is a safe place.

do you need a hug petey?

Need? No. Want? Who doesn't?

germaphobes.

Or me. I don't, either.

[William Bloke]

I personally think that a general ongoing reduction in the number of hugs being given out on a day-to-day basis is one of the main reasons that society's overall "happiness" is in decline.

I love hugs. Top 5 thing for me.

[Bee Girl]

Me too. And I make John have them when I am around, whether he wants them or not.

[emanon]

You should be around more.

[Bee Girl]

Agreed. Got any houses for rent on your block?

[emanon]

I'll bet could walk out my front door pissing, and pass at least four before I'd run out of pee.

In fact, be right back...

[Bee Girl]

[William Bloke]

I'd like to hug John. He's got that "bear" thing going, yannow?

[wtfisaledbetter?]

I miss the days of snail mail trading. I used to love waiting for new shows to come in the mail, I spent so much time and money on mailers, cdrs and even printing out all the artwork. I still download shows but even now they still get burnt to CDR.

[Bee Girl]

Same here.

[emanon]

I don't miss that shit at all.

OK...maybe sometimes.

[Norah]

I don't.

[southp]

I miss the days of snail mail trading. I used to love waiting for new shows to come in the mail, I spent so much time and money on mailers, cdrs and even printing out all the artwork. I still download shows but even now they still get burnt to CDR.

You still burn? I'm often tempted when I see the cool artwork that people make, and I used to spend soooo much time dubbing and printing and labelling. Like the OP said it was such a waste of time. Now I have all the shows I "need" to own on a hard drive in FLAC or some mp3 for Ipod/Car listening. All my old CDrs with printed covers either went up in flames in a fire a few years ago, or they're sitting in one of those big tupperware bins in my basement.

Speaking of which I also have every single Nirvana video bootleg on DVD with beautiful color laser labels. I had a big idea of transferring 'em all to hard disc but it seemed like a long and painful process that would require too much time (and memory). Anyone interested in those?