Re: Keep Harmless Company While He Waits for Lightning Bolt
Posted: Fri October 04, 2013 11:26 am
Love me some tetasharmless wrote:TETAS...
Love me some tetasharmless wrote:TETAS...
KurtLeon wrote:Love me some tetasharmless wrote:TETAS...
He spoke a bit in the Carrie one, but he didn't sound very comfortable or massively eloquent, so it seems like he prefers to let the others speak.jtr101 wrote:Has Matt spoken in these interviews...haha...
I think Matt is the dumb one.ABNorman wrote:He spoke a bit in the Carrie one, but he didn't sound very comfortable or massively eloquent, so it seems like he prefers to let the others speak.jtr101 wrote:Has Matt spoken in these interviews...haha...
Sorry, which question was that?McParadigm wrote:"Ed would play a song for us twice, and then we'd record it."
So the Tom Waits/Neil Young "don't learn the song too perfectly" approach produced this band's best results as well. But then, that period is also the one they now seem to be most critical of.
Mark threw the guys a lob ball with that second question, and they responded with a bunt.
Pearl Jam
i thought the drinking problem was a jokeMirella wrote:I like the deepness of Ed's talking voice. Two other notes: he mentions his drinking problem again. Should we be worried? And he said the word 'overwhelmed' and that made me think of this thread. And if he would use a computer more, I would guess he would love the multiple tabs in Firefox, just like the 'open' type writers.
groetjes,
Mirella
p.s.: am I the only one who still uses the colourful tabs extension?
McParadigm wrote:"Ed would play a song for us twice, and then we'd record it."
So the Tom Waits/Neil Young "don't learn the song too perfectly" approach produced this band's best results as well. But then, that period is also the one they now seem to be most critical of.
Mark threw the guys a lob ball with that second question, and they responded with a bunt.
Pearl Jam
Lol if it wasnt it'd be a weird way to inject it into conversation.stip wrote:i thought the drinking problem was a jokeMirella wrote:I like the deepness of Ed's talking voice. Two other notes: he mentions his drinking problem again. Should we be worried? And he said the word 'overwhelmed' and that made me think of this thread. And if he would use a computer more, I would guess he would love the multiple tabs in Firefox, just like the 'open' type writers.
groetjes,
Mirella
p.s.: am I the only one who still uses the colourful tabs extension?
This is true. Certainly the editors I speak to are always saying this about poets, and the little editorial I've done would confirm their theory.stip wrote:McParadigm wrote:"Ed would play a song for us twice, and then we'd record it."
So the Tom Waits/Neil Young "don't learn the song too perfectly" approach produced this band's best results as well. But then, that period is also the one they now seem to be most critical of.
Mark threw the guys a lob ball with that second question, and they responded with a bunt.
Pearl Jam
i suspect artists are rarely the best judge of their own work
she is in another countrystip wrote:Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:I haven't seen any tonighttheplatypus wrote:YES BUT ARE THERE TETAS
Get on the ball here, Chloe
I think if you're a "functional" alcoholic it can be quite easy to joke about it. I have friends like that.stupidmop wrote:Lol if it wasnt it'd be a weird way to inject it into conversation.stip wrote:i thought the drinking problem was a jokeMirella wrote:I like the deepness of Ed's talking voice. Two other notes: he mentions his drinking problem again. Should we be worried? And he said the word 'overwhelmed' and that made me think of this thread. And if he would use a computer more, I would guess he would love the multiple tabs in Firefox, just like the 'open' type writers.
groetjes,
Mirella
p.s.: am I the only one who still uses the colourful tabs extension?
morningKurtLeon wrote:I would really like some tetas today, team.
G'morning
KurtLeon wrote:Love me some tetasharmless wrote:TETAS...
So have I. And it worries me.harmless wrote:I think if you're a "functional" alcoholic it can be quite easy to joke about it. I have friends like that.stupidmop wrote:Lol if it wasnt it'd be a weird way to inject it into conversation.stip wrote:i thought the drinking problem was a jokeMirella wrote:I like the deepness of Ed's talking voice. Two other notes: he mentions his drinking problem again. Should we be worried? And he said the word 'overwhelmed' and that made me think of this thread. And if he would use a computer more, I would guess he would love the multiple tabs in Firefox, just like the 'open' type writers.
groetjes,
Mirella
p.s.: am I the only one who still uses the colourful tabs extension?
Yep.Mirella wrote:So have I. And it worries me.harmless wrote:I think if you're a "functional" alcoholic it can be quite easy to joke about it. I have friends like that.stupidmop wrote:Lol if it wasnt it'd be a weird way to inject it into conversation.stip wrote:i thought the drinking problem was a jokeMirella wrote:I like the deepness of Ed's talking voice. Two other notes: he mentions his drinking problem again. Should we be worried? And he said the word 'overwhelmed' and that made me think of this thread. And if he would use a computer more, I would guess he would love the multiple tabs in Firefox, just like the 'open' type writers.
groetjes,
Mirella
p.s.: am I the only one who still uses the colourful tabs extension?
groetjes,
Mirella