blueguy808

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HELL YEAH!!!! Mos Def!!! The one meetup I went to was great fun and am still in touch with people that i got to meet face to face. I think, if nothing else, it will bring everyone closer. We're mostly adults here, and I think nothing could be better. Just my $.02

OK...I don't want to point any fingers at anyone iin here, and i'm not even going to make allusions to anyone. I've just been noticing that the quality of posts has gone down hill. Seems like every three days or so, someone posts the same recycled question-type posts. Even these sex board award posts are mostly the same posts that were seen a month or so ago. While this has not made me want to "leave," I have definitley cut down my visits and my posts. I feel that almost everything that can be said on this board has been said. I certainly don't wanna see drama, but until someone posts something new and exciting, I'm weaning myself from the teat. P. S. Even though I don't reply to them, Gabo's sex stories are some funny shit.

...if you remember the days before everyone in the city could have cable. ...I'm really glad they made, the childrens aid society. Two just for the ny'ers.

Angelina Jolie

nice pic shroomy...drool

shrooms can't be grown hydroponically. at least not the ones that i know of. they need a solid medium to grow on, like some sort of soil.

Does anyone know of any good, simple, easy to follow plans on how to make a vaporizer?

please tell me that someone out there has at least heard of this.

that's what i was thinking...thanks guys

Dude, that looks like me when I was still living at home, dropping tabbies.

hell...if I looked like that, I'd just stand in the mirror touching myself.

it's out of print, so none of the usual places have it. including gemm, but thanks.

I'm trying to find this cd by a group of people called FFWD. It was released in '94 and I bought it, but lost it somewhere n my travels. I would be highly greatful if someone had this cd, and wouldn't mind burning a copy for me. monetary compensation could be worked out if necessary. Thanks in advance. P. S. Read below for some more info on this awesome trippy CD. FFWD stands for Thomas Fehlmann (Sun Electric), Robert Fripp, Kris Weston, and Dr. Alex Paterson (the latter two of the Orb), and as that lineup suggests, was probably ambient's first supergroup. Although a one-off project with no certain plans of reconvening, the album resulting from the few days in the studio spent recording it is a landmark of experimental ambient and surprisingly unlike the various projects its contributors are known for. Closest in feel perhaps to some of the Orb's more recent releases (Pomme Fritz and Orbus Terrarum), FFWD deviates strongly in its sparseness and subtlety. Fripp's guitar is heavily atmospheric and subjected to the sort of heaping effects processing Fehlmann and Weston are known for; Paterson reportedly recorded hours of the virtuoso just noodling around on his six-string and assembled the bits into usable passages only after the fact. Thanks to inspired arrangements and an emphasis on texture, FFWD is also one of only a few albums to successfully figure the guitar in a central position without sounding off-balance or obligatory

I'm trying to find this cd by a group of people called FFWD. It was released in '94 and I bought it, but lost it somewhere n my travels. I would be highly greatful if someone had this cd, and wouldn't mind burning a copy for me. monetary compensation could be worked out if necessary. Thanks in advance. P. S. Read below for some more info on this awesome trippy CD. FFWD stands for Thomas Fehlmann (Sun Electric), Robert Fripp, Kris Weston, and Dr. Alex Paterson (the latter two of the Orb), and as that lineup suggests, was probably ambient's first supergroup. Although a one-off project with no certain plans of reconvening, the album resulting from the few days in the studio spent recording it is a landmark of experimental ambient and surprisingly unlike the various projects its contributors are known for. Closest in feel perhaps to some of the Orb's more recent releases (Pomme Fritz and Orbus Terrarum), FFWD deviates strongly in its sparseness and subtlety. Fripp's guitar is heavily atmospheric and subjected to the sort of heaping effects processing Fehlmann and Weston are known for; Paterson reportedly recorded hours of the virtuoso just noodling around on his six-string and assembled the bits into usable passages only after the fact. Thanks to inspired arrangements and an emphasis on texture, FFWD is also one of only a few albums to successfully figure the guitar in a central position without sounding off-balance or obligatory