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posted November 08, 2008 03:28 AM            

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Who are you picking, Peace?

I think it has to be someone feisty, with acting kudos.

Last night I dreamt someone flicked vomit on me in the pub for a joke. I told my brother and he punched them so hard their teeth fell out.

I'm not taking this one to Astral Realms. I don't think it means anything. It's just funny.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:28 AM            

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Love live shows. Not outdoors though. Saw a couple of outdoors shows and didn't really enjoy them as much. U2 was one. Preferred them at the EntCent in Sydney. Simple Minds were a great show. Pink Floyd visually were awesome. But I just prefer the music and the energy of the band. Haven't been to a live show in years. Def Lep was a most memorable show - in the round too. Excellent.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:30 AM            

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Agreed that Gallagher is a yob. Has no appeal whatsoever. He can think that he's as good as all that, including John Lennon and The Beatles - but not in my eyes. He's got zip appeal. They had one good album. Oasis fans will hate me. But geez, there's a risk I'm willing to take.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:34 AM            

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Yeah Liam's bit of a bogan. Noel however can be bl**y funny.

I great concert is really good. I saw Buena Vista Social Club in Melbourne and they were amazing. Helmet was brilliant but my friend and I were the only two girls in the 1000 strong male crowd. Otherwise I've seen Pearl Jam, Greenday, Living End, Paul Kelly. Just so wished I saw Nirvana and I always had a chance to see INXS and it's just too late now

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posted November 08, 2008 03:35 AM            

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It's true though ~ they burst on the scene, they had the spat with *tries to remember name of band* Blur, that's it, they represented the north, the working-class kids going out to take on the world. They had some rocking tunes. But it doesn't stretch over 20 years.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:35 AM            

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I chose RDJ to play me. I figure if we're similar and if he can get away with playing an actor playing an African-American based on Russell Crowe !!!!!! then he can do me. Umm, I meant, he can play me. Ummm, I meant - yeah - he can be me in the movie.

As for females, I really like Maggie Gylenhaal - oh, however she spells it. Maggie's probably a good choice to play me. I really like her. When she marries her really good looking boyfriend she can change her surname and I'll still have problems spelling it offhand. He's a cutie.

I've got a massive headache. And I'm listening to AC/DC. I just took children's Panadol....... I need to lay down.

Cool dream. I never dream things like that. I did dream about Colin Farrell the other night, but we were working together. Typical - I dream of Colin and all we are is work colleagues. Even my subconscious is boring. I'm sure it was leading somewhere else - HAD TO, right???? - just agree - just I didn't get a chance to get that far into it - blasted children!

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posted November 08, 2008 03:36 AM            

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The Kurt v John is actually an interesting question. As you know, I love Nirvana but I think I would rather meet John Lennon because we'd get along with each other. He's Libra Sun, Aqu Moon, Aries rising. Kurt apparently was very nice in reality but I've seen Nirvana in video and they can come across as rather caustic.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:37 AM            

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You're right about this, but somehow they can actually manage to drag it out for 20 years or so. I think about Peter Frampton and how he's still got a career based on two hit songs from 1975. David Cassidy is the same.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:38 AM            

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Well you heard about my one and only JT dream --->

Dreams come at odd moments, so when you least expect it, you'll have an RDJ dream.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:38 AM            

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Agreed about Noel Gallagher - he is ******* funny. He amuses me anyway.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:38 AM            

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Peter Frampton - keep hearing about him and don't know who he is, another one is Gram Parsons.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:41 AM            

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http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Noel_Gallagher

"Paul McCartney, one of the best songwriters of all time, has only produced manure for the past 25 years."

"I despise hip hop. Loathe it. Eminem is an idiot and I find 50 Cent the most distasteful character I have ever crossed in my life. Eminem's new song about his kid - isn't it the most ridiculous piece of music you have ever heard in your life? I just don't like the dragging women around on dog leads and all that stuff."

My favourite
"Vote Labour. If you don't and the Tories get in, Phil Collins is threatening to come back from Switzerland and live here — and none of us want that." (on the 2005 General election)

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posted November 08, 2008 03:41 AM            

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***claps hands and jumps up and down*** Goody!

It had better be X-rated. Or at least really really funny. I had a really funny dream last week about Frank Sinatra. Don't ask - and no, it wasn't sexual. But it was hilarious. I woke up laughing and was laughing the whole day. I listen to Sinatra a lot - so that's the influence I think. Aha - I get it. That's how it works. Right, girls, I have to go and watch about a dozen RDJ or Colin movies. See you later............. much, much later.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:42 AM            

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This year I went to Hop Farm Festival and saw Neil Young, one of my all time musical favourites. It was fantastic.

Support included Rufus Wainwright, as he sang Hallelujuah, the persistent rain cleared and the sun came out.

I love his 'Gay Messiah' song. I find him quite attractive, but I'm onto a loser there, but it's O.K. I can just appreciate him, can't I?

The Moon shining overhead as Neil sang 'Mother Moon', another astro moment for you all to share, there, lol.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:43 AM            

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Ok catchya, think I better head off. I'm not feeling very well at the moment...

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posted November 08, 2008 03:44 AM            

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I know this won't be very good Aussie representation, but I've never seen AC/DC live.

I know......***hangs head in shame***

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Lol! Awwww, There there... You're in a presence of a goody two shoes Canadian Lol! We don't hold people out on Stigmatic rituals Lol! (Unless you happen to be a Canadian and don't like Hockey... ULTIMATE BLASPHEMY!)

Well to sum it all up, Concert good. Arrogrant fan girl bad Lol! I was returning home with my beloved and this random fan just passes by and asks for a Cig. I didn't notice her to tell you the truth since I was engaged in a deep convo with my GF and then all of a sudden, the fangirl yells "Why are you ignoring me?! I am hot!" Think my GF and I haven't laughed out lound on a side walk like that before Lol!

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posted November 08, 2008 03:47 AM            

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Cynthia Lennon's book was serialised in the papers here, obviously her viewpoint but a couple of things switched me right off.

First, she said he ridiculed disabled people, because he was scared of them, she thought. Second, he once shouted at Julian and said he hated the sound of his laughter. She said you hardly ever here Julian laugh any more.

He just doesn't sound like a person I'd like to meet. But, he wrote some good tunes, can't argue with that.

Mull of Kintyre gets some slating, but if you see the mist covered mountains in that part of the world the lyrical contents don't seem so trite. Love it or hate it, people will be singing in in 200 years, I'm sure of it.

Flower of Scotland is a better one though, and that's not an old song, a McCartney contemparary wrote it, now it's the unofficial anthem of the nation. That's songwriting!

Whatever Gets You Through the Night as the new English anthem? I'd vote that.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:47 AM            

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I've never been a Nirvana or Kurt fan so I can't comment. I just don't get the appeal there either. Lennon appealed to the masses because of his message of peace. I'm there with him on that. Think he would have been quite caustic in person too. Sharp tongue. Very. But astrologically I think Lennon and I would have gotten on okay - Libra Sun and Aqua Moon with Aries Sun and Aqua Moon. Plus we both have Aries Ascendant. Interesting. I think we would have had similar ideals for humanity and peace.

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posted November 08, 2008 03:51 AM            

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I have to go for a while too. Have been in bed all afternoon with this ridiculous headache. Nothing knocks me off my feet - but today - whoa! The pneumonia really messed with me this year and haven't quite recovered - it's this really long battle to get back.

Must tend to family matters and then put the monsters to bed. Yeah! Then I can come back. Woohoo!

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posted November 08, 2008 04:22 AM            

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AC/DC ~ seen them live. A long time ago, probably about 20 years.

They have a strong following in the Midlands. Heavy Rock is still very popular. It's the land of Black Sabbath and Led Zepplin. Those Duranie girlies were just a blip!

I met mr bm in a rock club, as it happens. The AC/DC DVD gets a regular blasting, we have been known to dance around the room with the kids singing "Hell's Bells".

There's something Earthy about Bon Scott, I find him quite attractive.

He doesn't look like he's going to be worrying about his nail polish, he's just going to get straight into serious action.

Stricly this should be past tense, but you know what I mean.

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posted November 08, 2008 04:35 AM            

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Hopefully see you later, but duty calls, hope you feel better soon, P.A.

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Bon has never appealed to me - not sexually. I love naughty rock and the naughty rocker. Bon was up there. But I've never thought of him as having been sexy. The music is another matter. They don't call if c0ck rock for nothing!

Robert Plant has enormous sexuality. That man oozes it - even now. Joe Elliot from Def Leppard too - I think, anyway.

I wouldn't quite rule Bon out of the nailpolish stakes. I think maybe.........

We've been known to put on You Shook Me All Night Long and do a family rock trip around the living room.

Not sure why women find Bryan Adams sexy. ?????? Anyone? Anyone?

Apparently circa age 3 I had a crush on Keith Richards. Even back then I was into that type....... ah - something inherent in me, I guess.

I've been known to have periodical crushes on Adam Clayton from U2. He's got that elusive "something".

EDIT: I've also have a periodical thing with Kirk Hammett and even I can't explain that. On stage in black and with his guitar - ahhh - I don't know what it is, but.............

If Jimmy Page had more meat on him I would have been into him too - just too skin to hold any manhood for me.

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posted November 08, 2008 04:44 AM            

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That 'something' ~ I can see that, I get you.

Bryan Adams? Rough, scorpionic sexual energy? I don't know.

Duran, no, U2, yes, the band of my youth. Will try and get a picture of later. Hey, I've got a picture of me as a teenager with a U2 t-shirt. That would be a laugh ~ if I can find it.

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posted November 08, 2008 04:46 AM            

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Oh man, the time differences suck. Everyone should just move to the east-coast of Australia so we can all get together at the same time and hang out in person.

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posted November 08, 2008 04:47 AM            

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OK, I feel much better. I had a bowl of cereal for dinner. I think I've been mildly food poisoned.

BM - the reason why hard rock is popular is because it goes hand in hand with industrial and manufacturing centres. Australia's industrial towns (Newcastle and Woolongong) and manufacturing towns (formerly Adelaide) are known for producing hard rock Doesn't really explain why AC/DC are from Sydney and Bon from Perth though

Gela Nash-Taylor -I suspect she is Cap rising. She actually vaguely looks like Mr 23. She's got that Cap jaw and upturned eyes that Cap risers have.

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