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angry-psychos-digest      Saturday, July 20 2002      Volume 07 : Number 202



                               Today's Subjects:
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  The silence of the noise                                [CtProse10@aol.com]
  Lyrics                                                  [CtProse10@aol.com]
  NPR RE: The silence of the noise  ["Stephen N. Visokay" <svisokay@nexet.ne]
  silence of the noise                                    [CtProse10@aol.com]
  Re: silence of the noise                           [NoisyPollution@aol.com]
  NPR: Burned Kitten                                 [NoisyPollution@aol.com]

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 13:53:03 EDT
From: CtProse10@aol.com
Subject: The silence of the noise

so quiet.  were all waiting to speak.
to speak 
to walk
to talk
to something something something

i just thought i would say something, inorder to provoke a response, which 
would inturn, bring conversation back to the mailing list...

a question for all of you:

1.  Do any of you play WarHammer 40k?

2.  Do any of u play dungeons and dragons?

well, thanx for your time everybody, have a smashing weekend!

cya l8r,

all the best

Christopher

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 15:19:50 EDT
From: CtProse10@aol.com
Subject: Lyrics

what do you guys think of these lyrics?  they are by a good band by the name 
of Faithless [british].  this song is track 5 on their first album, 
Reverence...

Faithless
Reverence (1996)
Angeline

You've been out on the tiles, 
Winning the smiles of men of low persuasion, 
But I know you drink yourself crawling in the street until dawn, 
Girl you look like a bad dream, 
You've been places I've never been. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
You've been places I've never been. 
You took the small change from the job in the hall, 
Be back in an hour but you're not back at all. 
The children are crying, the flowers are dying, 
There's no food on the table, 
I don't think I'm able to cope, 
You've been places I've never been. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
You've been places I've never been. 
Cheap perfume and alcohol, dancing on tables, 
With kissing for strangers all laughing and howling, 
And jokes and tall tales that ain't funny at all, 
Bluffers and smugglers, boozers and gamblers, 
Jump old queens and tarts at the babbled bar. 
Oh, they've been pushing you too far. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
You've been places I've never been. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
Come home, come home Angeline. 
You've been places I've never been.     

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 15:25:41 -0400
From: "Stephen N. Visokay" <svisokay@nexet.net>
Subject: NPR RE: The silence of the noise

Played AD&D avidly in the early eighties and spun up Neverwinter v1 on
AOL for a while.  Haven't tried in a while.

Nope on WarHammer.

Do play Harry Potter TCG with my kids.

And, of course, snood

Toodles
SteVe

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 16:16:13 EDT
From: CtProse10@aol.com
Subject: silence of the noise

cool.  been playing dnd since i was about six, of course i am only 17, but 
still...

anyways i beat neverwinter nights [single player.]  i found the game rather 
bland.  good graphics and gameplay.  but very static/linear story line, 
predictabe ending, very predictable game.  as stated, static.  i also found 
the ending VERY lame, i am kinda sorry i "spent" 60 dollars for the game.  
[actually 58.]

i kinda wanna go through and play the game again though.  i wanna see if the 
paladin aribeth still comes onto you if you play a female character :).

i would find that mildly amusing...

well, thanx for your time everybody...
also, i checked out some of that DiFranco stuff, pretty cool :)

one more thing:  I have been reading about house of leaves a lot [reviews...] 
and it sounds really good for those interested.  i am going to buy it 
tonight, so when i finish the book, i'll let you'll know if it was worth it 
:)

thanx for your time once more,  cya l8r

all the best

Christopher

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 22:43:38 EDT
From: NoisyPollution@aol.com
Subject: Re: silence of the noise

In a message dated 7/19/02 3:17:00 PM Central Daylight Time, 
CtProse10@aol.com writes:


> i am going to buy it 
> tonight, so when i finish the book, i'll let you'll know if it was worth it 
> :)
> 

Hehe well we may not be hearing about it soon. That book almost drove me mad 
and I had to put it down for months at a time. It takes a very great book to 
do that to one.
Peace, }}Y{{eLissA
Free spirits have always suffered violent opposition from mediocre minds- 
Albert Einstein

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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 23:28:43 EDT
From: NoisyPollution@aol.com
Subject: NPR: Burned Kitten

I suppose most have you have heard about this sick fuck that put a baby 
kitten on a grill and burned it so badly that it had to be euthanized. Here's 
the link for who are interested, and if I can find any online petitions or 
places to write letters to land this sicko in jail for more than 5 years it 
would be greatly appreciated. Here's the CNN link: 
http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/07/16/burned.kitten.ap/index.html
Peace, }}Y{{eLissA
Free spirits have always suffered violent opposition from mediocre minds- 
Albert Einstein

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