Wolfie
Jan 27 2006, 10:12 PM
Previous ThreadQUOTE(Alexander @ May 29 2005, 10:47 AM)
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Red
Jan 27 2006, 10:31 PM
Congratulations on your first lock! Tis' a beautiful sight to behold.
Kindred Spirit
Jan 27 2006, 10:50 PM
Wolfie-Yeah. Er.. No offense, but I hope you don't have to lock too many threads.
QUOTE(Alexander @ Jan 27 2006, 05:10 PM)
that's actually pretty cool. Just think about it, should they ever reach stardom, you'll reach it with them and fame and fortune alongside them.
And on the other hand, if they don't make it, at least you'll have some great memories and stories to tell your kids and grandkids and have great times with them
Are you kidding? If they reach stardom, they'll have replaced me (as far as my use to the band) long before. I mean, they'll have gotten a new manager (a professional one), a real studio and a good editor (instead of a kid who uses tape recorders and freeware programs), and generally replace every use they have for me. If they reach stardom, I probably won't be a star with them. A fan, yeah, sure. Still friends, yeah. We're good friends, and we have been for a few years. But I'll be just be the guy with the free backstage passes, the guy on the tour bus with them. I'll just be there, not really all that useful for anything, just a friend and a fan.
Not that I mind. The memories are what's important. (besides, I'm too camera-shy/introspective to enjoy stardom much, I probably wouldn't like it too much. I guess I'd be better off just being a fan) Besides, the odds of
any band becoming famous, well, I'm not gonna calculate them, but the odds are slim.
Again, the memories are what's important. Being famous isn't important. Not to me, anyways. If the idea of being famous was important to me then I'd...well, I'd be depressed, I guess.
Realist first, cynic second, pessimist third, optimist rarely.
The memories are important, yeah, but, of course, the other reason I made the offer is that I like playing around with audio files. But finished songs are such a pain, they already sound RIGHT the way they are, they don't need more finetuning, so I need to work with something a bit different. (I swear, what he turned Metallica's Sad But True into, well it was a monster when he was done with it. But it was a funny monster.)
DoomedOne
Jan 28 2006, 02:40 AM
Heh, I know of four bands at my school, none will ever reach stardum, ever. Actually, since converting to bassist I've become quite a well sought product at my school. I completely, totally suck at this point because I don't even own a base, but it's still kind of cool. I know like 6 chords, and that's all a bass really needs.
Kindred Spirit
Jan 28 2006, 03:52 AM
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Jan 27 2006, 09:40 PM)
Heh, I know of four bands at my school, none will ever reach stardum, ever. Actually, since converting to bassist I've become quite a well sought product at my school. I completely, totally suck at this point because I don't even own a base, but it's still kind of cool. I know like 6 chords, and that's all a bass really needs.
So what, you borrow a bass (sp? I don't think it's base, although that's how it's said) from whichever band you are playing with? Or use one from the school?
I avoided saying that my friend's band would never reach stardom for just that reason, it's my friend. I'm supposed to at least
pretend there's a chance. And, in fact, there technically is. Like if I blackmail an executive at a major record label.
That's a chance. Technically.
Tellie
Jan 28 2006, 05:29 PM
Congrazy, with your firs lock yes.
I've just gotten my PC back( it chrashed as I used some mod's that was quite dirty, and the chrashed my PC).
*brings out some cookies, and place Wolfie, on the throne at the head of the table
*
DoomedOne
Jan 28 2006, 06:36 PM
Base was a typo. And, it's not like anyone thinks they'll be famous, you form bands because you like playing music, not because you want to be famous.
Kindred Spirit
Jan 28 2006, 06:51 PM
QUOTE(Telendil Delvanni @ Jan 28 2006, 12:29 PM)
*brings out some cookies, and place Wolfie, on the throne at the head of the table
*
*raises glass in toast* To Wolfie!
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Jan 28 2006, 01:36 PM)
Base was a typo.
I wasn't sure. If you had said, "No, no, base is right," I'd still be clueless.
QUOTE
And, it's not like anyone thinks they'll be famous, you form bands because you like playing music, not because you want to be famous.
Yeah, being famous is a fringe benefit of being both really good and really really really lucky. But I know someone who absolutely hated playing music and tried setting up a band for the sole purpose of getting famous. That band lasted untill the rest of his band told him that he had to do something too, or get out. But yeah, 99.999999999% of all bands are set up to play music, not to get in at the A-list parties.
DoomedOne
Jan 28 2006, 09:46 PM
summer
Jan 29 2006, 06:06 AM
I was sort of looking for a cup of coffee and some donuts.
Anyway, I do hope my drop by is not percieved as spam. I just wanted to say hi, not chat.
Neela
Jan 29 2006, 06:09 AM
QUOTE(summer @ Jan 29 2006, 06:06 AM)
I was sort of looking for a cup of coffee and some donuts.
Anyway, I do hope my drop by is not percieved as spam. I just wanted to say hi, not chat.
After the night I am sure you had over at TES you might need 2 cups
Glad you stopped in
Tellie
Jan 29 2006, 09:17 AM
QUOTE(summer @ Jan 29 2006, 07:06 AM)
I was sort of looking for a cup of coffee and some donuts.
Heres some coffe dear, and the donuts is standing on the table
.
*Offers a toast to minque, for starting this wonderful topic*
minque
Jan 29 2006, 03:22 PM
Awww ..hm I am sorry, I have neglected you all sweeties! Lucky Tellie is around making coffe and stuff!
But here you are: Tea, coffee and cinnamon-rolls.....chocolate-chip cookies as well....and soon there will be some very nice vegetarian bread my daughter just made!
Oh and thanks Tellie......now it´s you people who make this topic to what it is....
Oh and Summer! you are soooo welcome to stop by anytime! We do appreciate that!
Red
Jan 29 2006, 11:36 PM
QUOTE(minque @ Jan 29 2006, 02:22 PM)
Awww ..hm I am sorry, I have neglected you all sweeties! Lucky Tellie is around making coffe and stuff!
But here you are: Tea, coffee and cinnamon-rolls.....chocolate-chip cookies as well....and soon there will be some very nice vegetarian bread my daughter just made!
Oh and thanks Tellie......now it´s you people who make this topic to what it is....
Oh and Summer! you are soooo welcome to stop by anytime! We do appreciate that!
Vegetarian? Bah! You know how long you'd last at sea as a vegetarian? Years. But that's not the point!
Hehe, I love some Vegetarian bread, and I'll take some Coffee too. And a danish. And a few Creullers. And a Roll.
Hello Summer! Nice to see new people here that make themselves known. Now start working on that post count!
Tellie
Jan 30 2006, 06:47 PM
Yes, red, have plenty.
I must say, it's nice to see new folk's as well, I love the fact that we're getting bigger and bigger.
So, last week, we've had a huge nightmare of homeworks, that includes, a:
40 inch essy, two books (each over 300pages) that has to be read up til wedensday, and a lot of smaller essays.
*takes a sip of coffe and a pice of one of my homemade applepies*
Wolfie
Jan 30 2006, 06:50 PM
You get essays in terms of length like that? We just get told we have to write 6 (copy) pages, or whatever.
Tellie
Jan 30 2006, 08:41 PM
Yup, we sometimes do.
The most f****** thing though is tye books we have to read, I mean books over 300pages, filled with all sort of stuff you need to know if you are going to be a constructive engineer.
Red
Jan 31 2006, 12:36 AM
QUOTE(Telendil Delvanni @ Jan 30 2006, 05:47 PM)
Yes, red, have plenty.
I must say, it's nice to see new folk's as well, I love the fact that we're getting bigger and bigger.
So, last week, we've had a huge nightmare of homeworks, that includes, a:
40 inch essy, two books (each over 300pages) that has to be read up til wedensday, and a lot of smaller essays.
*takes a sip of coffe and a pice of one of my homemade applepies*
Dang, that sounds quite aweful. Pretty much every week I write an essay, and being the over-achiever I am I leave it to the last day. Strange thing though, I get 80s and 90s on my essays because I pay close attentiion to grammer and spelling and always am about six or seven grades past my classes average reading level. In grade 8 my teacher said I write and read at a second year University level. Don't get me wrong though, I'm constantly talking out in class and have had problems with past teachers.
Dantrag
Jan 31 2006, 01:09 AM
QUOTE(Red @ Jan 30 2006, 06:36 PM)
Dang, that sounds quite aweful. Pretty much every week I write an essay, and being the over-achiever I am I leave it to the last day. Strange thing though, I get 80s and 90s on my essays because I pay close attentiion to grammer and spelling and always am about six or seven grades past my classes average reading level. In grade 8 my teacher said I write and read at a second year University level. Don't get me wrong though, I'm constantly talking out in class and have had problems with past teachers.
You misspelled 'grammar'.
Not trying to be a jerk, I Just thought it was ironic.
Channler
Jan 31 2006, 01:20 AM
QUOTE(Red @ Jan 30 2006, 06:36 PM)
Dang, that sounds quite aweful. Pretty much every week I write an essay, and being the over-achiever I am I leave it to the last day. Strange thing though, I get 80s and 90s on my essays because I pay close attentiion to grammer and spelling and always am about six or seven grades past my classes average reading level. In grade 8 my teacher said I write and read at a second year University level. Don't get me wrong though, I'm constantly talking out in class and have had problems with past teachers.
Uh... IMHO I think that, 'ability to read way past your grade level' thing is completely bogus.
First off at 4, I could read better then a good percentage of 80 - 90 year olds in my town (no joke).
By 7 I read better then all the kids that didn't try... And everyone else that did try was at my level or higher.
By the age of 13 everyone that wanted to read could read at a college level.
It all depends who its compared to. Compared to the person who doesn't care, I'm a freakin genius.
So.. at the end of my rant.. Never meant to sound to harsh, but I believe that whole reading above your grade level is only useful in a comparitive comparison of kids from 5 - 13.
Red
Jan 31 2006, 02:35 AM
QUOTE(Dantrag @ Jan 31 2006, 12:09 AM)
You misspelled 'grammar'.
Not trying to be a jerk, I Just thought it was ironic.
Sorry, lack of sleep. You want to hear Ironic? My brothers Grammar teacher used to call grammar "Gwamma" even though she lacked an accent or lisp.
Also, I agree with you Channler, and I shouldn't have made it sound like "well since I did this in grade three that means that I'm the smartest man on Earth".
Channler
Jan 31 2006, 04:07 AM
Sorry red I might of seemed a little offensive there. I was kinda tensed up.
Heh, my english teacher is kinda Ironic too.. She teaches english yet she speaks ebonics... go figure
Megil Tel-Zeke
Jan 31 2006, 05:39 AM
Sigh everyone loves the overwhelming pile of homework lol.
I don't have lot's to do, but the things I do have to do are so dense and detailed it takes hours to work your way through it.
current;y working on intelligent design:alternative to Evolution homework. then I have Zoology homework to finish and Creative Writing assignments
trying to juggle tedious homework with classes and 20 hours of work and trying to fit a social life and hobbies poses quite a challenge >.< but I am sure most of you have some understanding of the feeling.
Red
Jan 31 2006, 06:40 PM
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Jan 31 2006, 04:39 AM)
Sigh everyone loves the overwhelming pile of homework lol.
I don't have lot's to do, but the things I do have to do are so dense and detailed it takes hours to work your way through it.
current;y working on intelligent design:alternative to Evolution homework. then I have Zoology homework to finish and Creative Writing assignments
trying to juggle tedious homework with classes and 20 hours of work and trying to fit a social life and hobbies poses quite a challenge >.< but I am sure most of you have some understanding of the feeling.
Could be worse, you could also be a secret agent that saves the world weekly. Imagine balencing homework and relationships while fighting crime and deathray after deathray? I feel sad for the son of Indiana Jones.
Tellie
Jan 31 2006, 06:48 PM
Yea, most of the time, the homework goes just fine, but then suddenly the teachers get a real kick, you might call it, but it is not to much though.
I'm pretty good at reading, so I should'nt have a problem. The book I have read most is LOTR, and the HP series, I actually read the whole LOTR in 8 days( I had just gotten it then, the day I turned thirteen, and I did almost nothing but read), yea, I was exausted after then but it was worth it.
*takes some tea*
mplantinga
Jan 31 2006, 10:25 PM
Okay, I'm not usually the braggin type, but today I couldn't resist: I read The Hobbit AND LOTR in 26h. It was over Christmas break, and I really didn't do anything other than read, eat, and sleep. I did eat a lot of candy; all that sugar must have helped keep my eyes open.
Intestinal Chaos
Feb 1 2006, 01:36 AM
QUOTE(mplantinga @ Jan 31 2006, 01:25 PM)
Okay, I'm not usually the braggin type, but today I couldn't resist: I read The Hobbit AND LOTR in 26h. It was over Christmas break, and I really didn't do anything other than read, eat, and sleep. I did eat a lot of candy; all that sugar must have helped keep my eyes open.
I don't want to brag, but I read the Hobbit in third grade and LOTR in 5th.
I'm not lying either, I was just an advanced reader (for my age).
Megil Tel-Zeke
Feb 1 2006, 01:52 AM
I likewise read LOTR in 5th grade. there's a pic in the yearbook of my leaning on the book.
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Feb 1 2006, 12:52 AM)
I likewise read LOTR in 5th grade. there's a pic in the yearbook of my leaning on the book.
You dare defile the one book by using as a leisure tool? You shall pay for this.
5th grade for me as well, this is getting creepy. I can top that though (myself, not saying I think I'm better than all of you). Darwin in 7th.
Kindred Spirit
Feb 1 2006, 04:45 AM
I don't know how to read...
Lol. According to the stupid grade level test thingies they made me take once, I have a reading level of 13.0. That's grade thirteen, the way they explained it. Which is college, I guess. I believe that test was in second grade.
I prefer my own method of measurement. I timed myself, I read approximately 200 words per minute. That was also a few years ago, so I might be faster now, but it was also with a pretty simple book.
Not that it matters. I can read as well as I need to. I used to read a lot (like, I counted my reading in novles per day, not pages per day) but I stopped reading so much, recently. Mostly, I just read what I need to for school (not much). And sometimes I reread old books, ones that I particularly liked, but I read it in small sections, usually while waiting for something. (like while I'm cooking, or while I'm waiting for my internet connection to load)
I read The Hobbit over the summer between grades 4 and 5 for a book report. (stupid summer homework) I liked it, although it wasn't (and still isn't) my favorite book. I read LOTR at some point later than that, I think it was later that year, but it might have been 6th or 7th grade. So you guys have me beat.
I'm still a fast reader wen I want to be. I started reading Steven King's novel, "It" not all that long ago, and it creeped me out (sorry, clowns are creepy sometimes) so much that I decided not to sleep untill I knew how to kill IT. I finished the book before the sun was up. (and I started after it went down) So I can still read when I need to, I just...don't.
Megil- You were leaning on LOTR? What did it ever do to you?
Red- Got me beat.
mplantinga
Feb 2 2006, 06:21 PM
I haven't posted much in the General Discussion forum, since I spend most of my W4O time reading the amazing fan fictions. Even so, I wanted to let you all know what a great bunch of people you are; W4O has become one of my favorite places on the web.
So, it is with some sadness that I will likely need to spend some time away from the forums. My wrist has been killing me, and I'm scheduled for surgery next Wednesday. Using the computer hurts (but you guys are worth it) and I don't expect that to get better for a couple weeks. To all the amazing authors: my apologies in advance for not being able to read and comment on your wonderful stories. I'll be back as soon as I can.
Wolfie
Feb 2 2006, 06:43 PM
Good luck with the operation mplantinga, hope you feel well enough to come tell us how it was soon after!
stargelman
Feb 2 2006, 07:31 PM
QUOTE(mplantinga @ Feb 2 2006, 06:21 PM)
So, it is with some sadness that I will likely need to spend some time away from the forums. My wrist has been killing me, and I'm scheduled for surgery next Wednesday. Using the computer hurts (but you guys are worth it) and I don't expect that to get better for a couple weeks. To all the amazing authors: my apologies in advance for not being able to read and comment on your wonderful stories. I'll be back as soon as I can.
Hey....
Hope you get through it all right! Good luck!
And when you're back, you better get some more ergonomic mouse and keyboard, so this doesn't happen again! I can give you a few pointers (using all-ergonomic gear myself).
minque
Feb 2 2006, 09:21 PM
QUOTE(mplantinga @ Feb 2 2006, 06:21 PM)
I haven't posted much in the General Discussion forum, since I spend most of my W4O time reading the amazing fan fictions. Even so, I wanted to let you all know what a great bunch of people you are; W4O has become one of my favorite places on the web.
So, it is with some sadness that I will likely need to spend some time away from the forums. My wrist has been killing me, and I'm scheduled for surgery next Wednesday. Using the computer hurts (but you guys are worth it) and I don't expect that to get better for a couple weeks. To all the amazing authors: my apologies in advance for not being able to read and comment on your wonderful stories. I'll be back as soon as I can.
Awww I´ll keep my fingers crossed for your rapid recovery! Hmmm in that caee I´ll wait updating Serene til you return.....hmm on the other hand.....you could always read!..I mean there will be nothing wrong with your eyes right? And so you´ll have something to read.....and then comment when you feel like writing again.....Oh and take care and do as Starge says....use ergonomic gear!
Good luck friend!
QUOTE(stargelman @ Feb 2 2006, 07:31 PM)
Hey....
Hope you get through it all right! Good luck!
And when you're back, you better get some more ergonomic mouse and keyboard, so this doesn't happen again! I can give you a few pointers (using all-ergonomic gear myself).
Ah yes..you may enlighten us of ergonomic matters......really please do!
Tellie
Feb 2 2006, 10:20 PM
Oh no, how sad, I shall miss you, and sice you're going to be operated, I shall post another update in my story, just for you.
Now god speed...
Soulseeker3.0
Feb 2 2006, 10:33 PM
QUOTE(mplantinga @ Feb 2 2006, 11:21 AM)
So, it is with some sadness that I will likely need to spend some time away from the forums. My wrist has been killing me, and I'm scheduled for surgery next Wednesday. Using the computer hurts (but you guys are worth it) and I don't expect that to get better for a couple weeks. To all the amazing authors: my apologies in advance for not being able to read and comment on your wonderful stories. I'll be back as soon as I can.
Ah well good lluck and i hope you get though it all well.
QUOTE(minque @ Feb 2 2006, 02:21 PM)
Awww I´ll keep my fingers crossed for your rapid recovery! Hmmm in that caee I´ll wait updating Serene til you return.....hmm on the other hand.....you could always read!..I mean there will be nothing wrong with your eyes right? And so you´ll have something to read.....and then comment when you feel like writing again.....Oh and take care and do as Starge says....use ergonomic gear!
yes please continue Serene....
mplantinga
Feb 3 2006, 01:00 AM
Thanks for all the support. While ergonomics are always a good idea, this is completely unrelated to computer use. Actually, the doctors have no idea what causes the type of problem I have.
I will try to visit here as often as I can, but there will be at least a few days where I won't even be able to sit at the computer. But don't let that stop any of you from updating your stories; I will be hoping for lots of updates when I do get back here after the surgery.
Speaking of reading, I tried to read a paperback last night. Do you realize how hard it is to read a book with only one hand (especially when its not your dominant hand)? Give it a try sometime. I do have a lot of stuff to read for work, and it's printed out rather than in books, so I'm sure I will still get plenty of reading done during my recovery.
Wow, it takes a long time to type one-handed.
Thanks again for being such a great bunch of people.
treydog
Feb 3 2006, 01:49 AM
QUOTE(mplantinga @ Feb 2 2006, 05:21 PM)
I haven't posted much in the General Discussion forum, since I spend most of my W4O time reading the amazing fan fictions. Even so, I wanted to let you all know what a great bunch of people you are; W4O has become one of my favorite places on the web.
So, it is with some sadness that I will likely need to spend some time away from the forums. My wrist has been killing me, and I'm scheduled for surgery next Wednesday. Using the computer hurts (but you guys are worth it) and I don't expect that to get better for a couple weeks. To all the amazing authors: my apologies in advance for not being able to read and comment on your wonderful stories. I'll be back as soon as I can.
Good luck to you- I will maintain positive thoughts for a successful outcome. Please do what you must to achieve full recovery.
Dantrag
Feb 3 2006, 09:08 PM
Hey minque, I met an exchange student from Sweden today that is currently going to our school. Don't why it's relevant other than the fact that you're from sweden.
Channler
Feb 3 2006, 09:43 PM
I love swedish people... Especially the cute sweet swedish exchange student at my school..
So, I guess the swedes like sending their kids to America?
Wolfie
Feb 3 2006, 10:16 PM
HEhe, everybody likes Scandinavian people
But Irish people are still teh pwnzorz
Tellie
Feb 3 2006, 10:54 PM
Yea, I love swedish peole to.
I'm from Norway though, that might have something to do with it, hmm.
The sad thing, it's so many Norwegians, who dont appreciate the Swedish people, and the only reason some travel to Sweden is to by cheaper meat, bear etc. And I find that quite sad, as some of my best friends are Swedish, and Swedish people are no less smart than us Norwegians, and most important, they are nice people to talk and hang out with.
*offers a toast to the Swedish people*
minque
Feb 3 2006, 11:44 PM
QUOTE(Dantrag @ Feb 3 2006, 09:08 PM)
Hey minque, I met an exchange student from Sweden today that is currently going to our school. Don't why it's relevant other than the fact that you're from sweden.
Ah really? well exchange-programs are good! A lot of swedish young ones take part in those, then it´s possible for them to study in US without going bankrupcy!
QUOTE(Channler @ Feb 3 2006, 09:43 PM)
I love swedish people... Especially the cute sweet swedish exchange student at my school..
So, I guess the swedes like sending their kids to America?
Oh aye! it´s by far one of the the most exciting countries to visit! I sent my daughter there.....and I´lll come over to visit her this autumn!
QUOTE(Wolfie @ Feb 3 2006, 10:16 PM)
HEhe, everybody likes Scandinavian people
But Irish people are still teh pwnzorz
Ehh....well hmm Wolfie...I like irish ppl very much they make fantastic beer!....But we are still teh besztorsz
QUOTE(Telendil Delvanni @ Feb 3 2006, 10:54 PM)
Yea, I love swedish peole to.
I'm from Norway though, that might have something to do with it, hmm.
The sad thing, it's so many Norwegians, who dont appreciate the Swedish people, and the only reason some travel to Sweden is to by cheaper meat, bear etc. And I find that quite sad, as some of my best friends are Swedish, and Swedish people are no less smart than us Norwegians, and most important, they are nice people to talk and hang out with.
*offers a toast to the Swedish people*
Man tackar! (yes thankk you Tellie!) for the toast!..
( may I have some brown cheese as well? ) Oh those norwegians..they make great cheese and they are so nice to talk to, always cheerful! Yes for a swede the norwegian language has a very cheerful and happy melodie!
Tellie
Feb 4 2006, 12:08 AM
Sure, here's some of your favourite chees( wasn it your favourite), and I must say thanks as well, you are one of my favourite replyers, here on W4O.
*serves some home made apple pie*
gamer10
Feb 4 2006, 12:10 AM
I might as well join in the lovin' of the Swedes, the Irish, and the Norwegians.
Coffee and brownies on the house.
Its pretty bad weather wise where I'm at, it looks as if its about to storm really really bad and it just got finished hailing.
Sigh . . . .
If only . . . if only. . .
Channler
Feb 4 2006, 12:23 AM
Snow?
Wolfie
Feb 4 2006, 12:51 AM
Snow.........
can't remember the last time we had that here. Or at least the last time it was heavy enough to actually stay on the ground without melting instantaneously. Couple of years at least
I miss pelting my sisters mercilessly with snowballs
gamer10
Feb 4 2006, 01:09 AM
QUOTE(Channler @ Feb 3 2006, 06:23 PM)
Snow . . .what is snow?
lol, no haven't had snow here for a while. The weathers been a little freakish as of late.
I'd like snow though, prefer over this kind of weather any day of winter. I love it in Autumn however.
By the way, I've finally got a motto to stick by for life, just check my sig.
Wolfie
Feb 4 2006, 01:19 AM
Hehe, that made me laugh because it makes no sense
gamer10
Feb 4 2006, 01:20 AM
QUOTE(Wolfie @ Feb 3 2006, 07:19 PM)
Hehe, that made me laugh because it makes no sense
Thanks, I just wish I'd thought of that sooner during English class when we were supposed to write down our motto.
I didn't write anything down, but I gave an explanation as to why mottos are useless.
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