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Post by dirtgirl on Jan 22, 2002 22:18:30 GMT 10
I'm a bit worried about paul and co prancing around the stage with lots of live wires around the place (trip hazard?) in bare feet. Do these people like living dangerously or what ?!
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Post by Catfish on Jan 22, 2002 22:36:56 GMT 10
They like to feel the music vibing through their feet.
I wore thongs for the first time in about 6 months the other day and it gave me a blister, so they're nup. I normally go barefoot shopping etc. It doesn't matter up here in the tropics.
There's probably safety standards protecting them from having live 240V+ wires laying about.
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Post by spongeboy on Jan 23, 2002 7:39:44 GMT 10
someone mentioned that steph stepped on glass during a show the other day, so i guess that is probably a bigger hazard than live wires. Is clint bare foot?
p.s. dirt girls and catfish's sigs seem to compliment each other....spooky.
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Post by TheAstronaut on Jan 23, 2002 9:09:18 GMT 10
yeah i think clint plays barefoot....its can be a pain playing with shoes on actually, especially for the bass pedal
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Post by dirtgirl on Jan 23, 2002 21:06:50 GMT 10
I wonder what the story with the broken glass on stage is all about (tough crowd?). Aren't their roadies supposed to check these things out amongst their usual duties? I guess feet are a pretty sensitive part of the body. Maybe feeling the vibe is as important as hearing it. Are you scared of fairies spongeboy? Maybe you need to become more conscious - enlightment maybe achieved by consulting the prescibed reading list and partaking of the words of a man who sounds like paul but isn't (can you work this conundrum out?)  |
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Post by Catfish on Jan 23, 2002 23:03:00 GMT 10
Fairies, when traced to their origins, are actually demons. Yeah that's right. Not these little things you see in the kindergartens! But I leik the ones that are in the kindergartens... you know... the Tinkerbell ones.
On another fairy note, and the influence my idiotic signature has had on people (it is on my emails as well), my cousin visited his girlfriend in Batemans Bay a while back, and they were sitting around the table talking to the family etc. and somehow "fairy" got mentioned. He just automatically blurts out "I LEIK FAEIRIES!" and everyone sat around bewildered. *crickets ... crickets ... crickets*
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Post by spongeboy on Jan 24, 2002 7:10:32 GMT 10
i like the toothfaeires (crazy brisvegas band).
as for glass on stage, i thought the chicken wire was supposed to stop that (like in blues brothers....)
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Post by dirtgirl on Jan 24, 2002 21:29:12 GMT 10
yeah I can see sfk playing BOTH types of music: country AND western  nice to see you like some fairies spongboy, seems you are more scared of conundrums however... |
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Post by spongeboy on Jan 25, 2002 7:59:01 GMT 10
i'm not scared of conundrums, i used to live in one.....no wait...that was a condominium or something... i'm still trying to find my copy of brief history of time to help me understand quantum theory....space and time the same thing? forty two dimensions? to give me some answers, i decided to ask jeeves (www.askjeeves.com) how long is a piece of string? apparently its got something to do with telescopes made of string, and how long a page is.... if a tree falls in a forrest, does it make a sound? Now this is weird - the answer lies in secret bells, the price of trees, the mafia, robin hood and will scarlet (but not little john), neurobiology and ...... a really big button that doesn't do anything. what is the meaning of life? either 42 or sysopmind.com/tmol-faq/tmol-faq.html , a zany manefesto on the creation of machines smarter than humans. am i crazy? apparently i have to post this question for other users to answer. so....am i? |
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Post by dirtgirl on Jan 26, 2002 19:46:22 GMT 10
No spongeboy you are not crazy (of course that is just my perspective . However you may be starting to show signs of a rare and debilitating disease, know as 'thinking man's syndrome'. Symptoms are highly variable (can be fatal in rare cases). I believe Mr Dempsey is showing terminal aspects of this illness (does this help with your self-diagonsis?), |
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Post by Captain BJ on Jan 27, 2002 20:35:07 GMT 10
I'm still worried about you being scared of conundrums... They really are essential to ensure an unwanted spongeboy jr. doesn't swing past in nine months...
OK, bad joke. My head is still spinning from reading everyone's theories on dimensions (in a topic titled Dean Martin?!?!)
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Post by dirtgirl on Jan 28, 2002 11:18:50 GMT 10
I agree Captain BJ, spongeboy is avoiding all the big questions  |
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Post by natty on Jan 30, 2002 17:24:41 GMT 10
Yep, Steph cut her foot on some glass whilst at the POW.....or so Paul told me......i was waiting around the side & Paul & Clint were signing my stuff, and Paul said he'd go in to see if Steph was coming out....he came back & said that she wasn't going to come out cos she cut her foot on glass. Luckily enough, a chick i met up with knew andrew@sfk.com, and he generously took my gear backstage to get signed by her. Lovely chappy! AND....a funny thing which happened was that, when i got my set list back from Andrew, someone had written "is a tosser" next to the name "simon" (it was his setlist)....i'm thinking it was clint, being a silly sausage, but who knows! Is any1 else sad that there aren't any more announced tours for sfk yet? I'm very sad cos i don't know when the next time i see them will be! Addicted, you say? Maybe.......  |
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Post by Jess on Jan 30, 2002 19:19:58 GMT 10
>>Is any1 else sad that there aren't any more announced tours for sfk yet?<<
In the BDO webchat on Monday they said that they'd be taking a little break from touring after Big Day Out. Didn't say how long it would be however.
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Post by indecision on Jan 30, 2002 19:49:06 GMT 10
In the interview from channel V yesterday or the day before, Paul said he'd probably do some solo shows soon. |
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