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Posted: **31 Oct 2004, 23:58**

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Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 02:12**

Gary wrote:
James Blast wrote:I had an..... no, I won't go there because it was NIN's Closer
Oh ive done it to that as well..

I take it we're talking about eating scones here. No?
Knitting? Playing bridge? Pressing flowers?

Floorshow, if anyone's interested.

Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 10:01**

boudicca wrote:
Gary wrote:
James Blast wrote:I had an..... no, I won't go there because it was NIN's Closer
Oh ive done it to that as well..
I take it we're talking about eating scones here. No?
Knitting? Playing bridge? Pressing flowers?

Floorshow, if anyone's interested.

Sibelius. Symphony number two.

Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 19:08**

boudicca wrote:
Gary wrote:
James Blast wrote:I had an..... no, I won't go there because it was NIN's Closer
Pressing flowers?
well someone did get their flowers pressed

Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 20:21**

Wow, I've done nothing interesting really:

Screamed the Body And Soul version of Body Electric the other day until my parents' confused looks stopped me.

Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..

And laid underneath a guitar on a couch for an hour with my eyes shut singing along to Overbombing, occasionally plucking the guitar strings.

Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 20:26**

Dark wrote:Wow, I've done nothing interesting really:

Screamed the Body And Soul version of Body Electric the other day until my parents' confused looks stopped me.

Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..

And laid underneath a guitar on a couch for an hour with my eyes shut singing along to Overbombing, occasionally plucking the guitar strings.

pervert

Posted: **01 Nov 2004, 21:00**

hallucienate wrote:
Dark wrote:Wow, I've done nothing interesting really:

Screamed the Body And Soul version of Body Electric the other day until my parents' confused looks stopped me.

Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..

And laid underneath a guitar on a couch for an hour with my eyes shut singing along to Overbombing, occasionally plucking the guitar strings.
pervert

I prefer "goth".

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 01:50**

_emma_ wrote:Does masturbation count as "weird" and "twisted", or is it something everybody on this forum does?

Hmmmmmmmmmm,.. the weirdest what i did on A "sisters" track.

I remeber that very well !!!

I was at the lake near my home here with 2 friends, we were all down in to a bottle of some good heavy liqure.I had my portal cd/radio blaster with me (with doly surround), around the lake it is nice and very quite from 23:30. We where lying in gras, watching the bright full moon and some small long clouds going under it, smoking 2 sigarets at the same time (Lucky strike 100s - the long one's). Had put one the "Floodland" cd, and the way we go. From the moment the cd started to play,we never said anything to each other and we didn't stop smoking and drinking untill we got up to walk back home.We just laid there and listening to the cd over and over again untill the sun came up at 06:50.

That was a nice and strange expiriance !

And the most twisted thing ? ? ?

I love to sing "Lights" and "Valentine" during rush hour on the highway here in Rotterdam on the motorcycle. Some time's I do the same when i'm in the center of a crowded city in front of a trafic light

It's funnto see the reaction of the people

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 11:25**

Dark wrote:Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..

--- Can't wait to tell you what I'll be doing to Rain From Heaven. It's under wraps at the moment. (Sort of waiting 'til I figure out what the hell the song is about. Clues, anyone?)

If 600-round-per-minute acrimony characterized this era of the Sisters, it surely is not about forgiveness?

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 13:35**

Gary wrote:Walked down to a beach in Lagos portugal at about 10pm, it was deserted, and i watched the tide come in whilst listning to the floodland album on my ipod.

Oh, that reminds me of something. I once tried to drown listening to Floodland. In Spain that was, I was 20. Went out of the hotel late at night, drunk, barefoot and crying, with a walkman. Then I walked into the sea, further and further, until water was so high that I had to hold the walkman above my head - then a bigger wave came and destroyed the headphones, the music stopped and somehow I run out of courage to walk on.
And no, I've never been a goth. On that night I was wearing the pale pink dress, I remember.

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 14:05**

Dunno about twisted, but I've never been able to go out to bat (at cricket) without Temple Of Love popping into my head the second the bowler starts his run-up. Rather annoying really, and possibly has something to do with my less than perfect batting averages over the years. Either that or I'm just sh*t.

Twisted goings on to the rumble of overbombing would definitely include festivals, drugs, and girls breasts replacing the mirror of 'Afterhours'. Ahh, my youth, why have you forsaken me?.

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 19:54**

Black Biscuit wrote:
Dark wrote:Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..
--- Can't wait to tell you what I'll be doing to Rain From Heaven. It's under wraps at the moment. (Sort of waiting 'til I figure out what the hell the song is about. Clues, anyone?)

If 600-round-per-minute acrimony characterized this era of the Sisters, it surely is not about forgiveness?

I'd like to think it was, but clues basically say it's saying "We could forgive you, but we won't." Though it seems Von has forgiven the Mish two now.

I don't get why it was called "Rain From Heaven" though, I don't get the significance of that line.

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 21:00**

I would not recomend bonking to "Alice" I tried it once (Oh the embarrasment)!!

Now "A Rock & A Hard Place" is a different story!!

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 21:12**

Dark wrote:
Black Biscuit wrote:
Dark wrote:Sung Ghostrider, Highschool and Rain From Heaven at school when I thought no-one was listening..
--- Can't wait to tell you what I'll be doing to Rain From Heaven. It's under wraps at the moment. (Sort of waiting 'til I figure out what the hell the song is about. Clues, anyone?)

If 600-round-per-minute acrimony characterized this era of the Sisters, it surely is not about forgiveness?
I'd like to think it was, but clues basically say it's saying "We could forgive you, but we won't." Though it seems Von has forgiven the Mish two now.

I don't get why it was called "Rain From Heaven" though, I don't get the significance of that line.

lol!

easy

The quality of mercy is not strain'd,
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
etc.

Posted: **02 Nov 2004, 21:22**

paint it black wrote:
Dark wrote:
Black Biscuit wrote: --- Can't wait to tell you what I'll be doing to Rain From Heaven. It's under wraps at the moment. (Sort of waiting 'til I figure out what the hell the song is about. Clues, anyone?)

If 600-round-per-minute acrimony characterized this era of the Sisters, it surely is not about forgiveness?
I'd like to think it was, but clues basically say it's saying "We could forgive you, but we won't." Though it seems Von has forgiven the Mish two now.

I don't get why it was called "Rain From Heaven" though, I don't get the significance of that line.
lol!

easy

The quality of mercy is not strain'd,
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
etc.

Ah, this explains it. I always thought that, since it was played after Finland Red, Egypt White (since it's about an AK-47), Rain From Heaven referred to bullets raining down on the enemy. Though that idea didn't really fit in with the ideas of "forgiveness" or "false forgiveness".

Posted: **05 Nov 2004, 11:33**

paint it black wrote:The quality of mercy is not strain'd,
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
etc.

--- and where does this line come from? Eldo paraphrasing another literary giant? I don't know what the source of those words is, but then I've never even figured out what the 'Floodland' is either and I'm frightened of getting into interpretations of grandiose concepts or things of Biblical proportions. No wonder Eldo later went through a 'stadium rock' phase!

Posted: **05 Nov 2004, 11:57**

Black Biscuit wrote:
paint it black wrote:The quality of mercy is not strain'd,
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
etc.

--- and where does this line come from? Eldo paraphrasing another literary giant?

Shakespeare.

The Merchant of Venice

Clicky

Posted: **05 Nov 2004, 22:08**

Wouldn't necessarily call it twisted, but I had both of my children while listening to The Sisters (I think they may have been conceived that way also

). I got a lot of strange looks from doctors (with the having, not the conceiving).

Posted: **05 Nov 2004, 22:34**

CtrlAltDelete wrote:Wouldn't necessarily call it twisted, but I had both of my children while listening to The Sisters (I think they may have been conceived that way also ). I got a lot of strange looks from doctors (with the having, not the conceiving).

Which song? Or was it the 22-minute medley of covers, so you had a choice of moods?

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 02:46**

Dark wrote:
CtrlAltDelete wrote:Wouldn't necessarily call it twisted, but I had both of my children while listening to The Sisters (I think they may have been conceived that way also ). I got a lot of strange looks from doctors (with the having, not the conceiving).
Which song? Or was it the 22-minute medley of covers, so you had a choice of moods?

With my son I was listening to Floodland, but I was a bit distracted and can't remember which song was playing when he was born.

When I had my daughter I was listening to SGWBS and The Damage Done was playing. I remember that clearly only because it kept skipping.

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 09:28**

Have I mentioned that SSV heals the worst of my migraines? No kidding.

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 09:42**

_emma_ wrote:Have I mentioned that SSV heals the worst of my migraines? No kidding.

Now that is twisted.

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 11:03**

_emma_ wrote:Have I mentioned that SSV heals the worst of my migraines? No kidding.

heals?
I have the opposite reaction, it causes more Headache to me

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 11:36**

It's true! I myself am still astonished with it, but it works better than any other method I've tried, and I've tried a lot.

Posted: **06 Nov 2004, 11:36**

christophe wrote:
_emma_ wrote:Have I mentioned that SSV heals the worst of my migraines? No kidding.
heals?
I have the opposite reaction, it causes more Headache to me

Causes me to either sleep, get an urge to walk down a covered walkway into a post office with a knife in each hand and cut their f**king heads off, or to think about Vultees.

It's good for when I'm angry.

Heartland

The most twisted thing you've done to a Sisters soundtrack?