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"Karl Martinson" wrote...
> Don't worry Bill, me and my dead fish are still here, we just decimated • the
> Jeffa_AND_all the Erics. You should have been there.
Ah, don't you get too brave, there might be yet another handful of Erics
around
this lot. So far I've been biding my time, really waiting for a neat
opportunity
to acquire that digital camera I've been longing for. I feel I can't really
come
here discussing details of medieval architecture w/o some images around.
Was it Frank Zappa saying:
"Talking about music is like dancing about furniture."
As soon as I get that camera I'll be... umm, climbing (?)... about
architecture
with whomever interested in reading.
Until then =]
// Eric (the yet another one (hitherto concealed))
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In lugnet.castle, Eric Hampusgård writes:
> "Karl Martinson" wrote...
> > Don't worry Bill, me and my dead fish are still here, we just decimated • the
> > Jeffa_AND_all the Erics. You should have been there.
>
> Ah, don't you get too brave, there might be yet another handful of Erics
> around
> this lot. So far I've been biding my time, really waiting for a neat
> opportunity
> to acquire that digital camera I've been longing for. I feel I can't really
> come
> here discussing details of medieval architecture w/o some images around.
>
> Was it Frank Zappa saying:
> "Talking about music is like dancing about furniture."
>
> As soon as I get that camera I'll be... umm, climbing (?)... about
> architecture
> with whomever interested in reading.
>
> Until then =]
>
> // Eric (the yet another one (hitherto concealed))
"talking about music is like dancing about archticture!"
it's one of my favorite quotes! it's been attributed to everybody from
philonious monk to laurie anderson, (and yes mr. zappa): but it was
originally uttered by none other than the amazing steve martin. ;-)
so... talkin' bout lego _is_ like dancing about architecture! looking
forward to those pics, (yet another) eric! till then, let's do the baroque
boogie, the gothic go-go, and the shinto shuffle!
later ~ craig~
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"craig hamilton" wrote...
> "talking about music is like dancing about archticture!"
Ah, thanks. I knew it was close.
> it's one of my favorite quotes! it's been attributed to everybody from
> philonious monk to laurie anderson, (and yes mr. zappa): but it was
> originally uttered by none other than the amazing steve martin. ;-)
You sure about that? It sure sounds weird enough to be mr Martin.
// Eric (yet another (or rather yeti another, cause it's snowing like
hell[1]))
[1] Well, if it'd been snowing in hell, it'd be darn close to freezing over
and I'm not too sure as to whether we'd like _that_.
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In lugnet.castle, Eric Hampusgård writes:
> // Eric (the yet another one (hitherto concealed))
Our numbers grow. Soon we shall be invincible! Or invisible! Or insurable!
Or something. Welcome aboard.
Eric "the" Lind
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In lugnet.castle, Eric Lind writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Eric Hampusgård writes:
>
> > // Eric (the yet another one (hitherto concealed))
>
> Our numbers grow. Soon we shall be invincible! Or invisible! Or insurable!
Or insane:).
Alan
This message's random set is: 7740,
http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=7740
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In lugnet.castle, Alan Gerber writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Eric Lind writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, Eric Hampusgård writes:
> >
> > > // Eric (the yet another one (hitherto concealed))
> >
> > Our numbers grow. Soon we shall be invincible! Or invisible! Or insurable!
> Or insane:).
I'll second that :)
"Fear the wrath of a swinging fish"
<<KM>>
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In lugnet.castle, Eric Hampusgård writes:
> "craig hamilton" wrote...
> > "talking about music is like dancing about archticture!"
>
> Ah, thanks. I knew it was close.
>
> > it's one of my favorite quotes! it's been attributed to everybody from
> > philonious monk to laurie anderson, (and yes mr. zappa): but it was
> > originally uttered by none other than the amazing steve martin. ;-)
>
> You sure about that? It sure sounds weird enough to be mr Martin.
yeti 'nother eric ~
yeah! sorry it took me so long to get back to responding. i was overjoyed
recently to found this out while listening to susan stanberg interview
laurie anderson on NPR. laurie 'fessed up that she has said it many times,
but assured that it was originally steve martin who coined the phrase. i
was pleased to find this out, but kind of shocked. i'd always thought it
would have been monk for sure.
who knows? they could all be in on some weird musical comedic plot to
confuse the intellectuals of the world. but then again, i've never known
ms. anderson to tell an untruth. "the sun _is_ coming up like a big bald
head!" (i saw her live back in '87 ~ amazing!)
later ~ craig~
> // Eric (yet another (or rather yeti another, cause it's snowing like
> hell[1]))
>
>
> [1] Well, if it'd been snowing in hell, it'd be darn close to freezing over
> and I'm not too sure as to whether we'd like _that_.
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