Ok, for the folks in the US, the drought has begun.
What are we to do meantime? Take quizzes? Surveys? Rehash old topics again and again? Wait for those episodes to show in the UK/Europe/Australia, so we can ALL have our say?
Talk about onions, guitars, depression, and involuntary celibacy? Err whatever.
Dagny
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"I'm not different for the sake of being different, only for the desperate sake of being myself. I can't join your gang: you'd think I was a phoney and I'd know it." Vivian Stanshall
On 23 Aug 1999 15:02:03 GMT, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from [email] (Dagny Scott), and it said:
You want to know about depressing? I spent three years in my hometown after leaving high school, and didn't find one female human being I was interested in (save one, who turned out to be *far* too young). I leave town for a week to get my training with Schneider, and meet a woman who is very interesting, available, and within age range. But now, I'll be spending my days rolling from town to town, only occasionally even having a chance to visit. I didn't even have a chance to say more than three words to her that last day.
This was their reply to that question, when I emailed them a few weeks ago:
"We have recently negotiated a new contract for episodes one to thirty-nine, which has allowed us to show them again. "Our schedulers have decided to repeat several episodes from series one, before continuing with episode 36 and so on."
When I phoned up the Channel 5 press office (as I get to do at work when I've been particularly badly behaved), I was told very sternly that series three had finished and they got really stroppy with me when I insisted that they were more episodes to be shown.
I bet they'll start airing them while I'm on holiday, just to spite me!
On Mon, 23 Aug 1999 05:51:48 GMT, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from [email] (Nicole Lee), and it said:
You know, I never did get any responses from which to formulate the "atd rebuttal". Of corse, I also never got around to putting the original review on my page, but I would've thought I'd get something.
Well, I would tell about my concert-going experience, going to see Duran Duran in Dallas, but I have a feeling most of you would drop from the sheer excitement (MAJOR sarcasm alert).
(p.s.: I couldn't work through that first class. It was torture. I still had a headache.)
well it's got to be better than listening to my sister brag about waiting for 2 hrs after a concert to meet Weird Al Yankovic & his band. (This is the same women who also saw Barry Manilo 2 times in 3 days)
Judgeing from hints in various posts, I would imagine that the ATD crowd has a wide variety of musical interests. (I still like to get out my Twisted Sister LPs for example)
Plus the Duran Duran Tribute Album I picked up last week ROCKS!!