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Bodo
Oct-28-2003, 18:37 GMT
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 | where you always have to log in to do something, a lot of people don´t like that and so they will never post or visit the chat.
Also I think my quiz game would be interesting for more people if they don´t have to log in and create a account. I just don´T have the feeling at the time that it´s neccesary for the forum. (just for the NEW sign *g*)
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Julie
Oct-28-2003, 19:00 GMT
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| I know if I had to log in every time I wanted to post I wouldn´t bother. (not sure if thats an argument for or against !!) |
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Marieno
Oct-28-2003, 21:27 GMT
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| And Garfunkel played the Cheshire cat in Alice in wonderland; he is born to be a cat, a red cat... |
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Bodo
Oct-28-2003, 21:32 GMT
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| As you can see on the pictures from the tour...when he´s trying to hit the high notes...meeeeooooww - Look at his face and gestures *g*
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Marieno
Oct-28-2003, 21:36 GMT
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Kuno
Oct-28-2003, 21:57 GMT
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| ...j´entendais dans la goutierre...
is a french song, isn´t it ? i learned it in school long time ago *g*
I think the names Tom and Jerry are so funny to be used on Art and Paul.
I once showed the cover of the park-81 cd to a friend (who didn´t know S or G at this time) and I asked him for fun: any ideas about the earlier nicknames of these guys ? he took a glance at the cover and said: uhmmm..Tom and Jerry ?
Very funny. And it´s not just the faces and the hights of the two...i mean we all know that in the T&J Clips it also was Tom who got the high notes :o) |
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Bodo
Oct-28-2003, 22:39 GMT
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| And I thought in english it´s meow..hope I´m right. ;-)
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Nathgertsch
Oct-29-2003, 08:41 GMT
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| Gee, I didn´t know that song ! LOL ! Do you Marie-No ?
Nathalie |
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Nathgertsch
Oct-29-2003, 08:44 GMT
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| My she-cat, Natasha, is English (yes, really : she was belonging to my neighbours before, who are English but I think she couldn´t bare the tea anymore and so, she moved :-) ): I will ask her ! LOL !
Nathalie. |
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Bodo
Oct-29-2003, 12:30 GMT
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| the last time she was in England all spoke Oxford English, so she doesn´t know if it´s meoooww or me-aw |
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Nathgertsch
Oct-29-2003, 13:42 GMT
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| Did she has already tried the States ? :-)
Nathalie |
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Nathgertsch
Oct-29-2003, 18:09 GMT
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| You mean like that ? ;-)
Nathalie. |
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Marieno
Oct-29-2003, 18:25 GMT
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Kuno
Oct-29-2003, 19:20 GMT
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| ...it´s the 6th song.
http://membres.lycos.fr/gwenael/chant6.htm
i am pretty sure that it is a french song (the kind of songs that you learn in school in when you are about 8 years Old *g*)
anyway, seems not to be a great hit...though it would be nice as an encore in the s/g-show...because the part "miaou, miaou" has a very funny melody, perfect for art *g* |
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Bodo
Oct-30-2003, 11:55 GMT
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| Yes that´s perfect
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