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It'll be 8:30 here (Canada, eastern time)

LMAO!!!! C'mon guys! get a hold of yourselves!!! That's a very beautiful Flying V and awesome price as well Good luck on the sale!!!

Welcome, that's a beautiful Hamer, congratulations!

That is my favourite Timberlake/Lonely Island song... oh wait... and this one:

JGale, that is hilarious!

LMAO!!! Let's move to Utah!! Oh wait..that only works for guys i guess.... When i'm sad, i listen to things that bring nice memories, like progresive metal or classic rock. When i'm pissed off, i have one song: "Death on Two Legs"..oh wait...nope, i have a second song: "Sleep with one eye open," by BMTH But metal is the thing to get out of it. Sometimes you have to mourn a bit, and then move on. I call it "weaned". I read somewhere that the best way to deal with sadness is to tell yourself that you'll be sad in the next 30 mins, but not one minute more, after that you try to move on Thank you for the great ideas, i don't know anything outside metal, so i'll be listening to some Zappa tonight on youtube And i'll try to find the best and biggest Canada Gold Marley that i can afford...that'll help too!!!

Certainly, ben wahs can be used to dissipate the sadness... I'll fix the title

Feeling sad, i guess work routine got the best out of me What do you listen to when you feel sad??

You've just been served, right? Now a full review is due, but I will still say "IT'S ALIVE, BABY!" I was blown up by the sonority, that guitar is sound nirvana. Exquisitely crafted, the design, the neck, the bridge....and you can play ANYTHING with it. Throw all the others, keep that one. The combinations of phased and unphased pick ups give it so many sounds and so differents The richness of each played strings is just amazing. I've never heard a more rounded and complete guitar instrument And...DIBS on it, i want it!!!!

I can't wait to listen to it!!! Congratulations And Gorch: you're a classy guy.

WTF...how can there be people like that...incredible...

What he said and Geoff's wearing a beautiful Hamer...great!!!

You mean this guy??

I haven't done any purchase waiting for a go, i would like a signed copy..and count me in for the next book...

I've been writing for a while, first there were short stories, then poems, then songs, then short stories again. It has been cyclical, because it has been linked to my own living. First big me"batch" was when i was 15, it lasted 2 years, i won some awards at the time, my vocabulary was just the richest it has ever been, my ideas were linguisticly luscious for once. Change of life and scenario, lots of new things to discover, 10 years later started again, this time there were songs, and stories, in new languages, not as rich as the first batch. It lasted almost 10 years. It produced around 50 good texts that i have yet to arrange and record. New changes, new scenario, lots of ideas in my mind, but i don't have any more the imperative urge to write. As others have suggested, writing is an exercise, and you need to exercise systematically. Then, as my French teacher used to say: "a writing is like a wine, you need to let it rest in the drawer, and take it out from time to time to turn it" I also like the contextual method: write something and that's it, no rework, leave it as is... But start by writing, brainstorming ideas, once is all working good, then, start Writing it'll come. Never throw out anything, an old phrase can be your new inspiration...

Happy Bday Stike

Nope. Totally sober choice. And damned happy with it! Happy to know you're not daltonic!!!

oh really?? What's your size? i need your address too

Ok...so...this: or this: Or this ( no need of matching shoes)

TEASE!!!!

Maudite! My fave... I also recommend most from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel. Cant always get it out west, but very nice beer! I learned to prepare a roastbeef with mushrooms and Blanche de Chambly...holy cow, the house smells great for hours!

Shout to pirateflynn !! He might like this thread well, is all about local beer these days (except for Belgian beer, which is to beer what France is to wine) I've met a few good beers when i visited Bruges with my husband (who comes from the French border, Lille), the thing that i love is that in Old Bruges, every restaurant has a brewery (as i recall), so i cannot name them. Jump the pond, come to Quebec and Quebec city, and you have a huge French and Belgian communities, ready to show us their "savoir faire", and Quebequers have learn a few tricks as well, so here are some of the beauties of this corner: