as a boy in grammar skool i had a big ol' crush on cat woman (agent 99 also)!
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AUSTRIA SCOTLAND U.S.A. AUSTRALIA NETHERLANDS
LisforL live 08 & 09 downloads
click those 'get-away sticks' for live albums
dusk on the mountains
at the bottom of the world
swap themes
- june-songs for wallowing
- no may
- april-"little april" full album or band swap. an album you want to share or a disc of songs from one band or genre.
- march- "hit the road"-let's get the fuck outta here!
- february-jsbx live swaps
- december-holiday break (down) c u n 09!
- 3 disc november-1 - comfort record; 2 - shame/guilty pleasure record; 3 - listen from start to finish record.
- october-"high skool crush" songs of first loves, first obsessions, first kisses, and first heartbreaks
- september-"fuck that band!" (bands/records we originally dismissed for some preconceived idea or another, and now have reversed that feeling)
- august-sender's choice
- july-"several girls and a boy" (songs named after (or about) women and one man)
- june-"covers" (no cat power)
- may-"gambette!" aka "heart in the belt" (inspiration in a time of need)
- april-sender's choice
- possible theme ideas-"cold nights, warm songs/warm days, cold thoughts""records we should own but don't" "history" "destroy me" "stand by your band" "one record wonders/ghost band"
about cd swap
the international music swap is a club of music enthusists from around the globe who share their love for music. each month we send copies of our CD choice to the club members. it can be a whole album, a compilation, really anything you want... (many times we have themes or swap ideas) and return you get a bunch of music each month that you might never have heard before. also it's a chance to meet like minded people, and maybe even pen pals!
we try to send cds out before the last 10 days of the month (since we are sending around the world, we want to get them there in the month we are swaping). basicly just make copies of your monthly cd for everyone who has signed up for that month and send them out, it's that easy! we hope you'll be into it!
7 comments:
hey, i just heard this on the radio and now I see it here. Thanks for those pics John. I can't remember her as cat woman. She looks good, I can imaging you fell for her!
I read that Orson Welles found her the most exciting woman of the world. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eartha_Kitt
i saw that too! i didn't know all she did until i read that article. she really was a very special woman!
she wrote 3 autobiographies! i guess she lived enough for 3 lifetimes! speaking of writing, Barbara Feldon (99) wrote a book in 2003 about living a life alone.
did the fam have a good holiday? i imagine it's grey and wet and cold there like it is here (-2c here, yuck). i bet the kids are into the break though.
cydde -i hope your drive home was nice and relatively
uneventful.
oh, and i did not know what a kookaburra was. but i looked it up and found: "The Kookaburra is a large, noisy bird from forests on the islands of Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea. Its loud, distinctive call sounds like human laughter".
sounds not so great. looks small though, in the diagram.
i just came across this:
"The Kookaburra is a carnivore (meat-eater). It eats large insects, earthworms, small reptiles, and amphibians. After catching prey, the Kookaburra pounds it against a tree branch or rock, probably in order to tenderize the meat. The Kookaburra doesn't drink any water; it gets enough water from the food it eats".
sounds like the scariest bird ever.
actually not scary at all - they don't bother humans, though their call/laughing can get irritating if there's too much of it. there's no mistaking it that's for sure. but yeah, they eat meat and love snakes and lizards - you see em in trees beating the crap out of them against branches before eating. smart birds! size wise they are not big, less than a foot in height. if they did attack humans though it would hurt cos their beaks are long and pointy.
there's plenty of other things to be mortally afraid of here!
ha! weird! that's big for here. most birds here are 4 inches. but outside the city theres giant hawks and eagles and buzzards. so mum gives them chopped up beef? strange. i kinda wish you guys could hear the new release to let me know what it's like. we'll just wait and see if i survive. (and then it's holiday time if i find some scratch($).
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